Charlie Kirk Former COO Tyler Bowyer Speaks; What He DID NOT Say - #45

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Charlie Kirk Former COO Tyler Bowyer Speaks; What He DID NOT Say - #45
YouTube video by Baron Coleman (@realbaronpodcast) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFfEZ1clRYk). OPINION COMMENTARY by Baron Coleman (Baron Coleman (@realbaronpodcast)) — one commentator's contested analysis of the Charlie Kirk assassination and the State v. Tyler Robinson prosecution. These are his own assertions and theories, NOT the court record, NOT established fact, and NOT endorsed by profoundd; some make unverified allegations about named individuals. Archived here, attributed and lane-separated as commentary, so the claims can be weighed against the primary record — the tyler-robinson-trial hearings and filings in this same collection. Inclusion in this archive is not evidence of truth.

No, it's me. I forgot to pull myself up again. Guys, my voice mostly survived. It mostly survived. Uh, not a green hoodie, not a red hoodie, not a blue hoodie, not a Texans fan. I saw somebody mentioning that I would wear a blue and red hoodie for the Texans. I don't own a blue and red hoodie. I own [clears throat] a blue hoodie. I own a red hoodie. I cannot wear them both. I guess I could sew them down the middle, but white hoodie. Guys, welcome in. Welcome in. Baron Coleman here with you. Um, now on [clears throat] a more full-time schedule. Now on a more full-time schedule. Good evening to our grumblers. I forgot to say good evening to you guys yesterday. I pull you up on this screen and I can watch your comments roll in. Uh I don't know if they're behind, but they're still guessing hoodie colors. So, man, they're a little behind. It's not white. It's not gray. It's like a what's somebody call a nu or something. I'm not sure what that is, but here it is. Here it is. Yes. Yes. Grumblers, you're I think you're behind. I think you're behind. All right, let me Man, I got the microphone so high it's blowing me out. I don't know if I can get it any higher. Um, if it clips, let me know cuz I keep cranking it up at your uh at your your request. Your request. I can get it all up in my mouth if you need. I'm like, ah. But anyway, all right, guys. We got a big show tonight. I cut more than half of the opening out. I guess I'll do it next time. Uh, next time I do a show, whether I don't think it'll be tomorrow, probably Wednesday, I'll do the rest of what I was going to do for the opening at that time because um, it just got too long. It was over 30 minutes and I thought, nobody nobody wants to hear me ramble for 30 minutes. So, I cut half of it out. I found a good stopping point and I figured, you know what? E-crew e-crew, that's it. That's it. Uh, don't forget to hit the like button. Don't forget to subscribe to the program. YouTube, for whatever reason, because they don't have actual humans, everything's run algorithmically. So, if you hit the like button, if you subscribe, if you share the broadcast with somebody and they click and like, uh if they click and watch, then it gets out into the ether and uh and it helps the uh helps the reach of the program. It really does helps the program grow, helps the program stay on air. Um so, so welcome in. Welcome in. Okay, we've [clears throat] got a lot to cover. I don't want to take a ton of time on an intro. I did come in one minute early. Someone in the comments said, "Can we come in early?" Yeah, one minute. You get one minute early. [laughter] I'm a little, you know, I used to go at 7 every night, 7 central. Then I started doing six because people said, "Oh, it's so late in Europe. Oh, we're in Europe and it's so late." And so I started going a little earlier tonight. I couldn't make it earlier. So I had to do it um I had to do it uh back at 7 o'clock, back at my normal time. So that's what you get. Okay. I want to do the opening. I want you to understand that I will finish the opening tomorrow or or Wednesday, whenever it is. Whenever it is. Uh, but I think it's a really good stopping point. It is one of my favorite openings. It's one I've been wanting to do for a while. I haven't had the right time to bring it in. I finally had the right story to cover, so I thought, all right, now's the time to bring it in. And when I got done writing today, it was it was so long. It was it was ludicrous.So, we'll get that under control. U, but welcome in again. like, subscribe, all that good stuff. Click notifications and away you will be going if you want to join the members page. Maybe I'll do a member quick member live tomorrow afternoon just like you know 15 20 30 minutes. I don't I'm not going to make it uh hours and hours but uh if you want to do that you're more than welcome to join us uh on the member side. Again, I don't want to do little 15 and 30 minute just rambling hits because they don't get the the reach and then YouTube says, "Oh, people don't like his podcast anymore." And so they they quit they quit distributing it. So, I've got to I've got to make the the show the two or three hour daily podcast. I've got to make that the thing that YouTube pushes out. All right, let me get to the open the opening statement. Here we go. The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, it's known as DARPA, was established in 1958. It was it was a response to the Soviet Union's Sputnik launch. It's beyond dispute that DARPA has long been at the forefront of cuttingedge military and technological innovation in the United States. DARPA's mission is to develop breakthrough technologies for national security, often pushing the boundaries of what is scientifically possible. From the origins of the internet to stealth aircraft to GPS, DARPA's projects have shaped modern life in profound ways. In the early 2000s, amid the post 911 era's heightened focus on intelligence gathering and predictive analytics, DARPA turned his attention to a convincing ordinary Americans to voluntarily opt in to having the military industrial complex track their lives. To accomplish this, DARPA invented something called lifelog. One word, life log. Lifelog sought to create a comprehensive digital record of an individual's entire life, capturing every conceivable data point to build a searchable, analyzable database. Lifelog represented a convergence of artificial intelligence, data mining, and surveillance technology, embodying DARPA's ethos of radical innovation while raising profound ethical questions about privacy and human autonomy. Lifelog's conceptual roots can be traced back to earlier ideas in computing. It was influenced by pioneers like Gordon Bell. He was a Microsoft researcher who experimented with lifeloging by wearing cameras and sensors to document his daily life. Dark saw in his quirky behavior potential military applications. Ble's work in the 1990s and early 2000s involved creating personal digital archives which aligned with DARPA's interest in enhancing human cognition and decisionmaking under stress. In May 2003, DARPA issued a broad agency announcement soliciting proposals for Lifelog. DARPA described it as a system to capture, store, and make accessible the flow of one's person's experience in and interactions with the world. The program was housed under DARPA's information processing techniques office, which focused on advanced computing and artificial intelligence. The core objective of lifelog was to develop software and hardware capable of automatically logging vast amounts of personal data. This included geospatial locations via GPS, communications from emails, phone calls, and texts, media consumption in the form of web browsing and TV viewing, financial transactions, even biomedical signals like heart rate or stress levels from wearable sensors. The system would use algorithms to organize this data into a coherent narrative.It would identify patterns, predict future behaviors, and provide contextual insights. For military users, such as commanders and intelligence analysts, Lifelog could serve as an augmented memory tool, reducing cognitive overload in high stakes environments. Imagine a soldier in the field recalling every detail of a mission briefing or predicting enemy movements based on historical patterns. Lifelog aimed to make this a reality. Technologically, Lifelog drew on emerging fields like machine learning, natural language processing, and sensor fusion. Developers were incur encouraged to integrate off-the-shelf hardware like PDAs, cameras, and microphones. Keep PDAs. Keep in mind, this was in the early 2000s. Those were a thing. These had sophisticated algorithms to process and index the data. The program envisioned a cognitive computing framework where the system would learn from the user's experiences. Much like an intelligent assistant, DARPA allocated an initial budget in the tens of millions of dollars. The wild spending spree on this technology attracted interest from academia, defense contractors, and technology providers. Early demonstrations involved prototypes that captured audio, video, and location data with software to tag and search entries. The project's scope was massive. It involved handling pabytes of data per individual, requiring breakthroughs in storage, compression, and computation. Despite its innovative promise, like Lifelog quickly attract scrutiny. Privacy advocates and civil liberties groups still reeling from revelations about DARPA's total information awareness program later renamed terrorism information information awareness saw Lifelog as another step towards a complete surveillance state. TIA, the terrorism information awareness system led by Admiral John Po Dexter aimed to mine vast databases for terrorism patterns and was defunded by Congress in 2003 among fears of mastic domestic spying, mass domestic spying. Although DARPA insisted Lifelog was distinct and focused on consensual individual level logging and not populationwide surveillance, critics argued the technologies could easily be repurposed. Media outlets like the New York Times highlighted the dystopian potential, a government-funded tool that could track a person's entire existence, raising Orwellian concerns about abuse. DARPA spokesperson Jan Walker emphasized that participation would be voluntary. But this did little to quell the fears of skeptical public in a postatriot act America. Development progressed through 2003 with DARPA reviewing proposals and funding initial research. However, by early 2004, the program was facing mounting pressure. Budget reallocations within DARPA, combined with broader backlash against surveillance initiatives, sealed Lifelog's fate. On February 4th, 2004, DARPA cancelled Lifellog. It cited a change in priorities. The agency provided no explanation. Insiders pointed to privacy concerns and polit political toxicity. And that was the end of the government's attempt to develop a program that invited the public to voluntarily sign up to have their entire lives documented. Or was it? Remarkably, this shutdown coincided with the exact date of the launch of a seemingly unrelated platform, Facebook, on the very same day on the very same day that Lifelog was shut down by DARPA. February 4th, 2004, a Harvard sophomore named Mark Zuckerberg debuted thefas.com.This was a social networking site initially limited to Harvard students. What began as a college directory exploded into a global phenomenon, amassing billions of users and collecting unprecedented volumes of personal data, photos, relationships, locations, interests, interactions. This temporal coincidence has fueled persistent speculation about a deeper connection between Lifelog and Facebook. It's not hard to see the eerie parallels between Lifelog and Facebook. Both systems revolve around a comprehensive data logging map uh logging to map human experiences and behaviors. Lifelog's goal of a searchable life database mirrors Facebook's evolution into a platform that timelines users lives, predicts preferences via algorithms, and enables behavioral targeting. It's almost as if DARPA didn't truly abandon Lifelog at all. Rather, it looks a lot like they outsourced it to the private sector, where constitutional restrictions on government surveillance don't apply, at least not as stringently. Facebook's early funding came from investors like Peter Teal, the co-founder of the global tracking company Palunteer, a CIA backed data analytics firm, was Facebook's first outside investor. Facebook's business model of harvesting user data for tracking purposes effectively achieves what Lifelog proposed, a voluntary crowdsourced surveillance network. In essence, Facebook can be seen as the commercial incarnation of Lifell Log's vision. While DARPA's program was curtailed by public oversight, Facebook operates in a regulatory gray area. It amasses data on a scale Lifellog could only dream of. Facebook at present has over 3 billion users in countries all over the world. It uses AI to analyze patterns in all ways that predict elections, influence opinions, and even detect mental health issues, all of which were outlined in Lifelog's predictive ambitions. This evolution raises uncomfortable questions about much of the technological development over the past couple of decades and the role of the United States federal government in playing the role the United States government is playing in outsourcing that growth to targeted companies. The core technology behind Google, for example. The core technology behind Google, for example. Guys, I'm sorry. I have so many typos in this thing. I'm trying to read at the same time. [laughter] I I type so fast and I get typos. I do apologize. The core technology behind Google, for example, allegedly was created by founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page at Stanford University in the mid 1990s. Their original project was called Pagrank. PageRank was the name of their algorithm. It ranked web pages by analyzing links. PageRank was primarily supported by a multi-million dollar grant from the digital libraries initiative which was aimed at building searchable digital collections over the internet. The digital libraries initiative is, as you guessed it, a DARPA project. digital libraries initiative is a DARPA project in concert with the federally funded National Science Foundation and NASA. This federal funding from DARPA provided computational resources and paid for their time leading to the prototype search engine that became Google in 1998. A lesser known but documented aspect involves indirect intelligence community ties.Brenn's research, for example, received partial support through the massive digital data systems program coordinated by the CIA and the NSA via contractors and grants from the National Science Foundation like Lifelog and later Facebook. This MDDS program sought to create intelligence tools for analyzing large data sets and tracking patterns in online behavior for national security purposes. Sergey Brenn reportedly briefed intelligence representatives periodically on pro on progress. In 2003, the CIA's venture capital arm known as Inqtell funded a small mapping startup known as Keyhole. Google later acquired Keyhole the next year in 2004, transforming it into Google Earth. The CIA's Inqell representatives actually joined Google for a short time after the acquisition. The pattern can be found repeating over and over in what looks like the private sector. Private companies with massive amounts of control over our lives getting their start or getting a significant boost to their start from government intelligence communities. Amazon, for example. It may have started in Jeff Bezos's garage, but it's probably no coincidence that Jeff Bezos's grandfather worked for ARPA, which later became DARPA. He didn't just work for ARPA. He actually helped found ARPA back in 1958. Amazon might not have been directly founded by DARPA, but I'm sure the family relationship with one of DARPA's key founders didn't hurt the cause. CI the CIA made Amazon the largest cloud computing company on Earth with a $600 million windfall to provide cloud storage and computing services for the CIA. DARPA itself almost immediately began migrating its workloads to Amazon's cloud service shortly after the deal with the CIA. DARPA also funded other Jeff Bezos programs like Blue Origin, his space company. It should be noted that all of these companies, Facebook, Google, and Amazon are able to exist at all because of DARPA's work creating the internet itself. And sometime soon, this is the second half I'm not getting to tonight. Sometime soon, I want to take a look at a subject I've been digging around in over the last few weeks. We all know Charlie Kirk was neutralized at Utah Valley University, and we've since learned just how embedded the intelligence community is at Utah Valley University. Very early on, a connection was made also between the intelligence community at Utah State University. That's the university where Tyler Robinson attended for one semester before withdrawing. I don't believe we'll have time to get into that tonight, but we'll probably look at it later this week or in a show coming up very soon. Tonight, I want to take a look at something Candace Owens said in her podcast earlier this evening. It was quick. It was quick. It was one line she threw out and I want to pull it up and I want to play it. One line. And I don't even know if she caught what she said, but I caught it. And she said she sent Andrew Culvid a text about a dream she had where Charlie said something happened to his left. We've talked on this show at length about things that happened to Charlie's left. I didn't know until this evening she had that dream or sent that text. So, we'll review it tonight and connect a few dots.First, I [clears throat] want to take a look at Tyler Ber's detailed statements on a wide range of issue issues, including whether he believes the fed slop narrative, whether he's a sexual deviant, whether TPUSA is a human trafficking organization, uh whether there are uh millions of dollars being embezzled, uh his thoughts on Erica Kirk as CEO and as mother in the wake of Charlie Kirk's death, and more. He gave a wide ranging interview that aired this afternoon and that is why I am an hour late because I was watching it eagerly anticipating perhaps shifting at the last second to cover that and I am going to do that uh tonight because I think it's incredible the breadth of what he covered. But I think it's more important even more important than what he did say is what he did not say. There were a number of questions and I will get to them with the end. I will get to all of these questions at the end. I counted 11 topics he did not get questioned on. 11. The reality is there probably 111 that I would have rather had him talk about than what he did talk about. So, we'll examine a little bit of what he did talk But, we'll get to it. Well, you know, I mean, I I'm not going to be rude. The man spoke, and if I'm going to criticize what he didn't say, I at least have to show what he did say. So, let me get with this. He was on a podcast called Latter, what's it called? Latter Daily Saints. It's a Mormon podcast, I'm assuming, based out in out west somewhere. Arizona, Utah, Idaho. Those seem to be heavily populated Mormon states. We're huge in Arizona, so I'm assuming we have some u some Mormons in the audience. Now maybe you guys cuz I have one question that I was not aware of at all and I have one question I've got to ask towards the end of this interview. He drops this random line about something on his Mormon mission in Russia. And I thought, wait, what did he say? I had to rewind it like four times. He said it so fast. And so if there are Mormons in the audience, I might I might call on you to help me out. Or if there are Mormon experts, I might call on you to help me out. First, I want to get right into it because this is a wide wide wide ranging interview. So, I have several clips queued up. Uh like nine different clips I want to get to. Nine different clips I want to get to. So, I have to kind of move pretty quickly to get through all these. I am going to because they are all pretty boring. I'm going to up the playback speed to one and a quarter. That should save us a little bit of time. So this first question he has asked essentially do you believe do you believe the Fed slop narrative relative to Charlie Kirk's passing? This is an interesting answer. It comes out of the gate in the first few minutes of the podcast. >> Get into it. Candace, she's explained from the beginning that one of her motivations in, you know, diving so deeply on this is because she personally doesn't trust the FBI narrative that's currently out there that Tyler Robinson was a lone conspirator that it was, you know, motivated by leftist ideologies and stuff and uh that he used the Mouser 306 and acted alone and stuff like that. And so I'm curious like not not just from like the turning point standard but like from you do you feel that the current narrative of the of what the Federal Bureau of Investigation has come out with. Do you feel confident that that is they are on the right track with that? >> Yeah.I mean keep in mind that this is a state level investigation. So local authorities are the ones that are running point on on this murder investigation. And so I don't I want to first start off by saying that anything that I've seen where people are you know trying to ignite I think the internet to be upset about how this is going you know quote unquote you know I'll use air quotes how this is going. Yeah. >> It are people who are um you know questioning usually the federal government which again I I totally empathize with. We at Turning Point we run an organization where we say hey the government is questionable. There's a lot of things that are not uh not to be trusted. And you know, coming out of four years of Joe Biden. >> All right. I I wanted to play this for for a particular reason. Um because I wanted you to get a feel for what I had I wanted you to get a feel for what I had to suffer through for two hours. First, the guy on the right is Tyler Boyer in the One Nation Under God hat. He is the former COO of Turning Point USA. He's been there for Gosh, close to a decade now. I think he's been there a long time. Uh he was there when Candace Owens was there. He was there um up in He's still there. He's still there right now. Uh he and Candace Owens have or Candace has had some issues with him. But I wanted to play this because I'm a big fan and it might be the lawyer and me. It might be the way I prep people to answer questions. It might be the way I prefer to answer questions. And I'm sure my friends and family get frustrated when I ask questions and demand a yes. If I ask you a yes no question, I will give you time to explain it, but I need the yes or no upfront. The question was, do you believe the Fed slop narrative? We're like a minute into his answer and he hasn't answered it yet. Yes, he's the former COO. He is no longer the COO. We'll we'll cover that in just a second. You remember the the Doge letter that Charlie Kirk drafted on September 2nd, 8 days before he was neutralized at Utah Valley University? That Doge letter removed Tyler Ber as COO, as chief operating officer, and in elevated Justin Strife to COO. That that happened in that Doge letter. Now, the fact that he won't answer the question, and he'll he'll get to some semblance of an answer here in a second, but he never gives a yes or a no. I'm going to keep playing it, but he never gives a yes or no. Just listen carefully for an answer. >> It's it's understandable why a lot of people would question uh the intelligence agencies. Kind of where my head headspace is is, you know, there is an investigation under that's being carried out right now. Um there's a ton of evidence that you know again one of my good friends Jack Pobovic um has pointed to pretty pretty religiously that that shows the involvement of Tyler Robinson who they apprehended. Uh but the big question that most people have asked is said well where did he come from? What what is his motivation? Everything else that's all part of the murder investigation. So they >> so a couple of things. One is he defers to Jack Bobic who is an on thereord dishonest character as far as I'm concerned. Jack Bobic is going around. He put on Twitter, "I saw a leftist murder Tyler Robinson or something to that effect. Something very close to that. I don't remember the exact words." No, he didn't. Nobody saw that. No, he did. No, nobody saw that.Um, Jack Bobic has has talked about this mountain of evidence that exists against Tyler Robinson. Well, Candace Owens talks to Erica Kirk and the new COO, Justin Strife, and says, "Do you have any evidence that we don't have?" have and they said, "No, we just have what's in the charging document." So, the fact that Tyler Boyer is is deferring to Jack Pobic, who is a known propagandist in this whole issue is is very deeply concerning. And the only thing he he ended on, the only thing he kind of said is there seems to be a lot of evidence that he was involved. Tyler Robinson was involved. Well, that wasn't the question. The question is, do you believe the Fed slop narrative? The feds slop narrative is that Tyler Robinson climbed a staircase that led to a roof, laid down on the roof in a prone position, took a single round from a 30 six and took Charlie Kirk down with it. That is the question. Do you believe that? Not do you believe he was tangentially involved? Not do you believe he has some moral culpability or legal culpability. And the fact that he won't answer it, ladies and gentlemen, I am tempted to say he doesn't believe it. If that's the case, Tyler. Welcome to the club. I don't either. I don't believe it either. You don't believe it. I don't believe it. Now, I'm not I am putting words in your mouth, but I'm putting words in your mouth that I feel like are well earned. I do feel like they're well earned. >> We've laid out um what is public publicly accessible to everyone. And by the way, there's no difference between what what I've seen and what the average citizen has seen >> is, you know, there's all of this evidence that's pointing directly and and and making a a strong case uh for an individual that's been accused of murder. >> And uh we don't know, we don't know all the other surrounding pieces of evidence that could come out um as part of this investigation. And those are going to be relayed over the course of uh the next number of months ahead. that best put authorities in the position to go after uh the the proper suspects and >> yes or no. Do you believe that Tyler Robinson laid on the roof and took a shot? I mean it's it's it's honestly Andrew. It's I mean not Andrew I apologize. I know you're a fan of the program. Tyler, you I think you're a fan of the program too. You said a couple things that made me think you watch or at least have seen clips. So welcome in at TPUSA. Welcome in. I am going to give you guys a little bit of a hard time tonight, but I think I will be fair. Uh, and let me say right off the bat, we're only one question in. I can't listen to you filibuster any longer, though. I I will never get through it if I have to play you filibustering every question all night. But I but I will say this. I have called I have personally called on TPUSA to be more transparent, to be more open, to answer questions more appropriately. I have personally called on you guys to do this and I think this interview was an attempt to do that. I say attempt because I don't think it was very successful, but that doesn't mean you don't get better with reps. You know, if if I was on a the Today Show, I had to host the Today Show, I wouldn't be very good at it at day one. Give me a thousand episodes, I'll do a lot better. I may never be a great I may never be Matt Lowauour. Regis Philin, was he on the Today Show? He was on He was on something. I may never be of that caliber, but I would get better over time.I think this was a frankly a pretty lousy first effort at answering questions. Tyler, you could do a lot better. But I hope this is a this is kind of a thinly watched podcast stream here. I hope this is your first effort at going and doing this again because I think you would get better with time. The first piece of advice I would give you is answer the question. Answer the question. This will be a recurring theme. I'm not giving him a hard time when in like I'm not tearing him down on his first question he tried to answer and then you'll see how he just knocks it out of the park the best rest of the time. It's not the case. All right. Question remains on, believe it or not, we're like 3 minutes past where I just left, but the question remains, do you believe the Fed slap narrative? The guy at the top left, the host, I can't remember his name. I get the feeling he doesn't believe it. Sorry, did not mean to hit the microphone with the notes. Uh, I get the feeling he doesn't believe it. In fact, he says as much later. The guy in the bottom left, I don't know what he believes because he only says like three sentences the whole podcast. If you recognize the guy at the bottom left, we have featured him before on this very program. He was the guy who got locked in the office from the school counselor and they were telling him he was in danger and going to be killed because he was a witness to the Charlie Kirk invest uh the Charlie Kirk shooting. You remember that guy? That's him. That's him on the bottom left. Apparently, he's so terrified from that experience. He doesn't speak because he says almost nothing the entire program. But let me continue here or we'll never get through this. This is about the ballistics and the guns. Do they believe the ballistic possibility that a 30 six might have taken down Charlie Kirk? To the host's credit, although I am a little critical of him and I'll be more critical of the end that he did not ask very many good questions. This one actually is pretty good. and the 30 six that that was allegedly used in the committing of the crime. Have you looked much into that? Do you does that sit right with you? Do you know much about ballistics and guns and stuff like that? >> Yeah, fortunately, I mean, I I personally have some of my own thoughts around it. Um, with with all of that, what I can say is this is that, you know, and I want to put this into perspective for anyone that's listening, especially in Utah. I mean, this is quite literally and and and again, it pains us to talk about this, but this is one of the most photographed, most most uh videoed murders in American history. I mean, >> Tyler, he asked you a question. Do you believe the 30 six took him down? That's it. That's a It's a yes, no question. Do you believe it? He even started to answer. I have my personal thoughts on it. Well, yeah. No. No. Dood do Sherlock, that's why we had you on the program to answer questions. We we specifically want to know what your personal opinions are. I mean, that's the whole the whole question was, That was the whole question as as much. So, to put that into perspective, this isn't like a situation where there was there were no cameras around. There were more cameras in in the vicinity. there were so many individuals that were recording in real time. Um, all of that, all of that has been compiled and utilized in the apprehension of the murder suspect.>> And so for >> what does that have to do with the caliber of the weapon and whether or not that a 306 stopped in the middle of his neck? What does that have to do with it? Here's what I think it has to do with it. And this is why I think he's not answering it. I'm going to put words in I don't think he believes it. In fact, I don't think he believes it cuz I think, in my opinion, I believe he knows it's not true, which is why he's deferring to all the other witnesses. Oh, it's one of the most photographed things of all time. Well, that's great. Do you believe a 30? I mean, I'd hate to to to harp on a host, but why didn't you ask him a followup? Like, hey, uh, I asked you a question. You didn't answer. Do you believe it? Do you believe it? Like, I asked you if you believed it. You told me you had an opinion. What is that opinion? Do you believe it? They're they're they're appealing to the many other videos because that is that was the plan all along. You guys asked, "Why did they do this in public?" You're seeing why they did this in public. So that they could sell the gunshot narrative, blame the 3,000 people there for thinking it was a gunshot, and have them run and start to multiply like fishes and loaves. Multiply the story over and over and over. Now, let's get to the good stuff. Tyler, Mr. Boyer, are you in fact a sexual deviant? I mean, I I'll give the I'll give the host credit. I would have trouble asking this one. I hope there was a pre-in. [laughter] I really genuinely hope there was a pre-in uh and he knew this was coming. I understand. I'm not playing it. This guys, guys, guys. Oh my gosh. One day, one day I'm going to get a show right. One day you're going to come in here and you're going to get the show you deserve. One day you are going to walk out of here and you're going to go, you know what Baron gave us today? He gave us an absolute beauty of a show that there's not one time he intended to share video and it did not go out over the air. There's not one time, not one time that will happen one day. I'm not sure when. I don't know. I don't know when I'm going to get there. Here I am banging on this guy for for for being a lousy guest his first time talking on the air about all this and then and then I follow it up I follow it up with you guys staring at the side of my head while I watch it [laughter] here. Just guys, if you would just please um just just I I'll I'll go ahead and enjoy it. You guys just watch. [laughter] I do apologize. It I would say it won't happen again, but it very likely might happen again. All right, let me let me back up. Uh, back to your sexual deviency, sir. >> She made some pretty pretty bold allegations against you and she has repeated several times that one of the reasons that she quote unquote doesn't trust you, I guess, is because she labels you as this sexual deviant. and we'll just play the clip just so people have a context of this is kind of one of the first like allegations as far as I've been able to see that she kind of threw out um about you. So Brandon, if you want to roll that. >> Also, another person who wrote us is telling me the story about Tyler Boyer's involvement in like Maricopa County politics in general, like what did he do before in Arizona? And yeah, it's just the kind of stories he said he approached him several times about embezzlements. You know, Char, not Charlie Tyler was hooking up with young interns, young male interns. Um, >> I don't know if you caught it.I I I wanted to play this for a reason. A, I got to make two observations. One is Tyler Boyer is the most hydrated human being on the planet. I don't know how many of those bottles of water he pounds during this interview. I mean, it's unbelievable how many bottles of water this guy plows through. Every time there's an there's a there's a situation, he throwing back that Aquafina. But I want you to watch the twinkle in his eye. You got to pay close attention. If you're on If you're in front of a TV, get up close. No, it's not good. They're They're all consuming beverages at this point. [laughter] Not Not the best face he's ever been paused on. But But I want you to watch cuz when she says don't just listen to her. Don't watch her. Watch him. Watch Tyler Boyer, the guy in the middle. when she says young male interns, see if there's not a little twinkle in his eye like you know like like like someone's on a diet, right? And you they know they're not getting a Twinkie. But when you say Twinkies, they go ooh. Like it it has an effect on them. I swear I saw that when she said young male interns like like thoughts went just swimming through his brain and he couldn't help himself. He's like he had a moment. He had a moment. Just watch it again. You got to see it. It's his left eye. Watch the twinkle >> embezzlements. You know, not Charlie Tyler was hooking up with young interns. Young male interns or young >> Did you see the twinkle? It was there. Young interns, young male interns. Twinkle [laughter] one more time. I'm having too much fun with this. I will I will move on after this, but I You got to see it. Left eye when she not that when she says young interns, but young male interns. He didn't need the water anymore at that point. Ladies and gentlemen, watch this. Watch it one more time. >> Embezzlements. You know, Char, not Charlie Tyler was hooking up with young interns, young male interns or young male workers, and he didn't even care. I got to go on record. It's all this happened. I had the proof that all this happened, and everybody knows about Tyler Boyer at Turning Point USA. It's like an absurdity. But this is a person that is putting people into places of power at Turning Point USA. Also, >> she presents it as if it's this foregone conclusion like, "Oh yeah, everybody just knows this." And then on Twitter, I saw one time that you posted a tweet and she responded to it like, "Tyler, you and your wife are swinging." And so I I guess the question that I have is where do you think that these allegations are coming from? Have people alleged this about you before? And like is there any truth to any of this at all? >> Now, let me give the host props. That's a very legitimate question. Now, he didn't call him out on the twinkling of the eye. I would have had trouble holding THAT BACK. WHOA, WHOA, WHOA, WHOA, WHOA, WHOA. T, STOP THE TAPE. Stop the Tyler. Why are your eyes twinkling? [laughter] Why are your eyes twinkling when they say young male interns? [laughter] But I'll be honest, it was a legitimate uh a legitimate question. While they were talking, I went and got my introduction to Logic Book. That was a real low Joe move there uh playing the clip without sharing it with you guys. So, I'm going to I'm going to tidy up a little bit. I got to I got to tighten up. This is This is unacceptable. You guys You guys You guys expect a high IQ outfit.All right, let me get it to his answer because would you believe it that he doesn't just come right out and answer the question? [laughter] Just wait for this filibuster. It's amazing. >> So there is uh so straight off the bat. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> Hey, you've been accused of being a sexual deviant having your away with young male interns. What say you? Well uh so um uh what had happened was uh [laughter] he's even looking like he's in a smoky bar there. Like his eyes don't open all the way. Anyway, I I thought that was a funny uh I thought that was a a funny uh uh opening. I don't think he was expecting quite the hammer of a question, but here we go. >> Candace has said this numerous times, and this has come from and I'll kind of explain this hopefully to to your audience so people understand it. [clears throat] >> U that I >> Hold on. I got to run a clock on him, but how long has it take him to say no, I don't have my way with young male interns at the office? >> Uh we got I got to go back and get the exact time stamp. So So I apologize for playing it again. think that these allegations are coming from? Have people alleged this about you before? And like, is there any truth to any of this at all? >> It's at 2117 where he's thrown the question. By 2119, I I would give him two seconds. By 2119, I would have said, "Hell no, there's no truth to this." Like, no. Absolutely not. Zero truth. Next question. So, let's I got to write it down. I don't want to miss the time. 217. All right. Let's see when he finally gets around to answering it. Let's hear him stammer. Let's hear him filibuster. >> So there is uh so straight off the bat. Yeah. >> Candace has said this numerous times and this has come from and I'll kind of explain this hopefully to to your audience so people understand it >> [clears throat] >> u that I'm gay that I have some kind of you know secret gay life that I live. This isn't unique to me. This is something that's pretty commonly said and by the establishment in general that attacks political enemies pretty commonly. So just so that you you guys are aware and and you wouldn't believe this but you know I think that the next week right after that or a couple weeks later um another individual came out and said that Charlie was gay or secretly gay other people were gay. This is like the textbook just try to you know alinsky somebody's character uh with absolutely no factual basis. whatsoever. And you know, it's actually pretty damaging what was said here because obviously this never happened. I'm not gay. I'm >> There it was. There it was. All right. Obviously that never happened. I wasn't gay. Unfortunately for Mr. Boyer, it took him a minute nine to get to it. [laughter] A minute nine to work up the courage to say, "Nah, it wasn't me, bro. I didn't do it. I didn't do it." A minute nine. Four giant gulps. go. [laughter] I believe you, Tyler. I believe you. I believe you. I don't think you're gay. I wonder why it took you a minute nine But I believe you. three kids and you know my you know a wife that been married to you for the entire time. I I was married previously. Uh my son is from a previous marriage and so there's like the speculation I think when you know of you know when people become obsessed with you they start asking >> you know you all sorts of questions people make up rumors. They they do really nasty stuff. Like I said they've done that to many people including Charlie himself. This happened to pretty frequently.>> I don't know guys I I defer that to you guys. I leave that to uh our our humble audience. I might even drop a poll in here. Let me drop a little poll in here because I I just I don't know what to make of this. I honestly don't know. >> Let me drop. >> There we go. Let me drop a poll in here. Um I I' I've got to know kind of what your thoughts are. Start a poll. Um, do you believe Tyler's answer to the deviant question in your opinion? In your opinion, we'll keep everybody covered. [laughter] All right, there you go. You got yourself a poll up there. I'm going to go ahead and select my answer, but I'm not going to tell you what it is. Okay, so let's let that run for a little while. Uh we'll come back and check on that here in just a little bit. But that I have never in my life seen somebody take a minute nine to answer a question so easy to answer no. I wouldn't even have said a word. I wouldn't have said they attacked Charlie. I wouldn't have said this is a common You know why it's a common attack in political circles? Anybody want to guess why it's a common attack in political circles? why it's a common attack over at TPUSA. Anybody want to guess? I won't spoil the surprise. I won't tell you. I'll let you figure it out yourselves. I'll let you figure it out yourselves. Um, yes, he got he got a linski. That That's his That's his answer. He got Alinskied. Whatever that mean. That that's that's interesting. Okay, this is an interesting point here. He raises this, I believe, on his own. Let me pull this back up. He answers this on his own, ladies and gentlemen. He raises this, I think, on his own. >> Right. You say something and then you don't follow it up with with anything. Um, but, you know, that's not the only thing that's been said that's, you know, harmful or untrue. I mean, there's wild accusations and you know, people and again that have been on the internet saying things that um that we've engaged or I've engaged in and child trafficking, for example, that you know that there are people that are they're getting my name confused with Tyler Robinson. So, they see Tyler and they see this is how low-level and kind of idiotic some of the stuff is, right? >> Why would you raise that? But like that seemed really weird and out of place if you watch this whole thing. And I normally I would recommend you watch the whole thing, but it's it's really hard to watch. Like it is inane. But it's wild. I'm talking about wild, guys. Wild that he brings this stuff up. All right. Now, I'm going to fast forward here. And I want to first before I fast forward, I'm going to fast forward. And then I'm going to lower another screen here because a document that Charlie Kirk sent out 8 days before he passed away. This is the famous Doge letter. I It's here. I I don't know if I can make it large enough for you guys to read it at home, but I'm going to read you the relevant paragraph. I already told you that he had elevated Justin Strife to the COO position that was formerly occupied by Tyler Ber, who we've been watching. But here is the key paragraph, and I want you to listen to his response in a moment to the Doge question relative to what Charlie Kirk actually said in the Doge letter itself. I don't know if he thinks we can't see it, if we haven't seen it, if he doesn't know that we don't have a copy of it. But here's what it says. This is Charlie Kirk talking.I've empowered Justin, among other priorities, to engage in an organizationalwide Doge effort. Justin will be assembling a small team to assist in the effort, which is focused on Turning Point USA. One, becoming more efficient. One, becoming more efficient. two, becoming more cost-effective. Three, unifying organizational success around companywide metrics and goals. And four, this is the important one in my opinion, reshaping company culture. Reshaping company culture. Now, I raised this letter in light of the answer we just or the non-answer we just got, the minute 9-second filibuster we just got around culture [laughter] like interns and former COOs. I don't know. So, let let's let's let's go back to Mr. Ber. Let's hear his answer on what it was Charlie really intended when he was talking about Doge. Don't don't don't read his silly word. don't look at what Charlie actually wanted to accomplish. Let's just focus on Tyler's version of the story. >> Thank you for explaining that. And um yeah, I I guess this kind of leads into everyone saw that internal memo that was sent out by Charlie on September 2nd. Um talking about the new COO of Turning Point USA, um Justin, and that he was instigating this initiative to do a Doge style audit to be more financially efficient and to kind of root out wasted costs and stuff like that. And a big question that I myself have had is with that being kind of one of the last main things that it looked like Charlie was wanting to do in the company um is that something that has been carried out or is ongoing that type of Doge style more in-depth audit of TPUSA? >> So the reason he's asking the question, the reason we're all asking the question is Charlie raises the idea of a Doge style audit we're told it was canceled. We're told, "No, he doesn't want to do the audit." We're given excuses like, "Well, he does an audit every year. We have our books financially audited every year." Well, the federal government has accounting practices in place. But when when VC Ramaswami and Elon Musk were hired to come in and run Doge, the idea was that the traditional accounting practices of the federal government weren't sufficient to to to root out the culture of corruption. They weren't efficient. They weren't sufficient to go through and look at all the waste, fraud, and abuse. That was the whole idea behind Doge. That's why Charlie put it in quotes, a Doge effort, meaning we're going to root Here is how Well, I got to pull him back up. Here is how Tyler Boyer answers it. So that so just I mean I just want to make sure this is super clear. So I um I was CEO of Turning Point USA up until about three and a half years ago >> when I separated my job out into about four different people at Turning Point USA. Justin being one of those people. And so Justin had just been made you know COO about I guess again about three and a half years after I left that role as I've been CEO at Turning Point Action since then. >> So I just want to make something super clear. is that the the the memo that you're talking about was intended by Charlie and Justin to be a extremely positive memo that again nobody had ever anticipated that Charlie would would get murdered the next week. Um, Charlie was um, you know, and again, you just mentioned something that was is not true, right? It it didn't say a Doge audit. That's not what it said actually on it.Said that there was a that Charlie loved the idea of Doge because of efficiency, >> not because of like, hey, we have a bunch of waste. Turning Point's never been a wasteful organization. We've never I I think if he thought that that was going to go public everywhere and would have been cast in a light if that Charlie would have been cast in a light that he was being wasteful and that his organization was being wasteful, he'd be extremely offended by that. He would be on your podcast right now being like, "You you are stupid to think that I was running an organization that was wasteful and that I was trying to doge myself." Like >> if the organization wasn't wasteful, what efficiency is he trying to find? That's the whole the whole time he was talking, I was thinking, wait a minute. He's he's asking for a Doge effort. Not a Doge audit, but he's saying a Doge effort. All right. Department of Government efficiency. I'm going to appoint Justin Strife, COO, Justin Strife, is going to go through and look for efficiency. And what you're saying is there was no waste, there was no fraud, there was no abuse. So if you're running a lean, mean efficient machine, why the need for a Doge effort? It doesn't make sense. The answer is nonsensical. And again, he doesn't answer the question. The question was, is that Not was it not necessary, not was it duplicative of everything we already do. The question was, it was a very specific question. Charlie wanted a Doge effort. Is there a doge effort ongoing? >> Like that doesn't even like add up. You you you know people I think generally understand that Charlie's a pretty smart dude. Um and so to you know put in that light I think it's probably you know it's probably the strongest mischaracterization that that that's the case. >> And if you don't believe it then you're disrespecting the dead. You're urinating on Charlie Kirk's grave. That's his message. That's his message. If you don't believe that Charlie Kirk ran a supremely efficient machine with no waste, fraud, and abuse, then you might as well take a steamer right on his headstone. Like, what kind of answer is that? Why did he send the letter? If his if his operation was that smooth, that efficient, why bother sending the letter? He still has not answered. By the way, we are now at 2 minutes uh 1 minute and 50 seconds since the question was put to him and he's not yet answered. Is the effort underway? >> He was obsessed with the concept of Doge from the the standpoint of efficiency. >> Yeah. >> And what you have to look at and understand about Turning Point and our entire history is that we line up with a school calendar. So our fiscal calendar lines up with a academic calendar which ends So our fiscal calendar ends in June and our new fiscal calendar starts in July. So, every year that I've known Charlie, um, first off, we we we hold our own internal audits every year. You have to as a organization of our size when you're reported to the IRS. So, every single one of the Turning Point organizations has to audit ourselves. That's not like a, you know, Nancy, you know, we have a large organization. You have to get into the weeds on everything, every individual thing. Charlie signed off on every single one of those audits every year.his [clears throat] >> his interest in Doge and the concept of Doge was the efficiency part which is that every year that we come out of those audits and everything else that first semester if you will because that's how we think in turning I >> I'm not going to dignify this by continuing to play it. I will spoil the surprise. He doesn't answer it. He does not answer it. He does not say whether or not there's a Doge effort underway at TPUSA presently. All he keeps saying is no, he was just fascinated with efficiency. You know Charlie, silly Charlie. Charlie was like a 39. We talked about it yesterday. Charlie was a 39. And a 39, you know, ladies and gentlemen, they get something in their head. They just can't let it go. They're out here counting matchsticks, you know, counting cards at the casino, playing the looking for Judge Wapner every day. You know, that's how Charlie, that's basically what he's saying. Charlie just couldn't get off the idea Now, I want to get to what I think was the most interesting part of the entire conversation. He raises the question, the host raises the question about Erica Kirk's leadership role at TPUSA and whether or not this is consistent and it sounds to me like the host perhaps agrees with me that it was not consistent at all, not remotely consistent with Erica Kirk's statements before Charlie Kirk passed away. I want you to guess whether or not Tyler actually answers the question. Oh, where are we on our poll? Let me look at my poll real quick. Uh, we have 3,493 votes. It is 91% no. Do you believe Tyler's answer to the deviant question? In your opinion. Do you believe it? No. [laughter] We're over 3500 and it's 91%. No. Only 9% of you guys believe it. I'm ending the poll. Uh, that was fun. [laughter] That was fun. Maybe we'll get to another poll down the road. 3,500 people. Almost nobody believes it. But here's the interesting question. Here's the interesting question. Let's get to his answer. Actually, let's get to the host question because he sets it up really, really nicely. >> You know, the routes that Turning Point has taken after in terms of leadership and whatnot. There's a clip that you probably have seen, but Brandon, if you want to pull it up there of Charlie and Erica on the Charlie Kirk show and they're kind of talking about um you know, women pursuing careers and how to organize priorities and stuff like that and then seeing you know what has kind of happened in the aftermath of Erica taking you know position as CEO. Um I I want to roll this clip and then uh kind of hear your thoughts a little bit more about it. >> Here shows that married women with kids are the happiest. Why do you think that is? I mean it's just nature. I mean, just becoming a CEO of a shoe company is not going to give you happiness. >> Women have it so mixed up. You can have a career after children, but if you try to have a career while you have your kids, you there is no such thing as balance. That is such a myth. I can't spend half of the day doing one thing. I missed out half of that time with being with the kids. So, like you have to choose where your heart has to be fully with the home. You have to make that decision on your own. But you can always after your kids are in school or after they're in high school, you can always go back to work. You can always find a way to get back into the workforce.But if you miss those precious first few years, that is so hard to make up because memories are so much more important than an added paycheck. >> Yeah. >> Um, probably the most awkward moment of the entire interview. >> I want to I want to pull up. Look at Tyler right now. Look at him. Look at the body language. He can't even look up. He can't even look up. He's been looking up the whole time now. He's been sucking down water. He's been filibustering and stammering. He's been refusing to answer for a minute 9 seconds if he's a sexual But when it comes to, hey, is Erica doing the right thing here by running Turning Point USA? you know, relative to her position before Charlie passed away, he can't even look up. Here's his answer. >> Awesome. Um, so after seeing that and then seeing, you know, so quickly after Charlie's assassination, her being put into the CEO position, can you maybe shed a >> still not looking up by the way >> little light on, you know, what went into that whole transition process and is she, you know, really super involved in the day-to-day and what was the thinking behind putting her as kind of the new face of Turning Point? >> Well, look, I I'll just address this first by saying, um, you know, Erica is one of the strongest people. I mean, anyone that's a widow um in any circumstance um the scriptures say this I think just as normal. >> All right, let's go back one more time and listen to the call of the question >> as kind of the new face of turning point. >> Well, look, I I'll just address this first by saying um you know, Erica is one of the strongest people. I mean anyone that's a widow um in any circumstance um the scriptures say this I think just as normal human beings as men in particular here is that you should look after widows you should be uh we should be you know [clears throat] people attacking a widow and again whe doesn't really matter what's level of spotlight they have um >> you know the broken heart that she has um the pressure the amount of pressure that just from losing her husband is is one thing >> I I got to ask you a legitimate question. I got to ask you a legitimate question. is she living up to her own standards, is that attacking her? You know, like if if somebody comes out there and says, "I don't do drugs." Like that's just their I don't do drugs. And then you catch them like snorting blow off the back of a toilet in a bar and they're not living up to their own standards and you say, "Hey, wait a minute. Your whole stick is that you don't do drugs and here you are doing drugs." Is that attacking that person? Are you attacking that person or are you suggesting that you you said you live by a certain standard and you're not living up to it? I don't think that's attacking her. I think it's pointing out something very obvious, which is you seem to have a clear-cut position prior to Charlie Kirk's passing, and that was you cannot be an effective mother and have a job that requires you to travel an extensive amount, requires you to be away from home for an extensive amount. Now, I'm not the one saying that. But she did. She did. That's not me attacking her. That's me saying, "Hey, wait a minute. You said this is a requirement and now you're not living up to this." >> Mhm. >> Charlie, for better or for worse, was the person who repeatedly said, you know, if anything ever happens to me, I'd like to to see Erica kind of continue the mission. I'd like >> Has anyone seen evidence of that? I'm sorry.I have something in my mouth and I know that's disgusting, but my throat is just crushed. And I bought these lemon honey drops off of uh Amazon But has anyone heard those words out of Charlie's mouth? I hope Erica takes over if something happens to me. Has anyone seen a memo or an email or a text message from Charlie to that effect? Because they're putting that word in his dead mouth. And I've not seen it. The only words I saw was Charlie sitting there while Erica said, "You can't be an effective mother while working at that capacity." I never heard, you know, that would have been a good time for him to say, "Well, yeah, that's true, Erica, except if something happens to me, I would like you to take over Turning Point." But other than that, yes, I agree with you wholeheartedly. No, that that never happened. >> To see her do the work that I do. Why? Because, you know, I think, you know, obviously outside of carrying his name, you know, and and his heart and the passion that, you know, she understood it better because she spent, you know, outside of probably myself, uh, you know, Erica probably spent more time with Charlie 101 than any other person on this planet. And so, you know, in in the few short years that they had together, uh, as a married couple, but prior to that, they had dated extensively uh, through that. and he trusted her fully 100%. So, it's how >> how I I'm I'm not buying this revisionist history. If he truly traveled 300 days a year, how did he spend how did she spend more time with him than the people he traveled with? Wouldn't Brian Harpole have spent more time with him? Wouldn't Andrew have spent more time with him? Wouldn't Mikey McCoy have spent more time with him? Wouldn't it make sense that they would have a better claim to knowing the I'm just I'm I'm just telling you guys, this doesn't add up. None of these answers are adding up. This one in particular is is particularly lousy. Um but but that's his answer and he's sticking to it. That's his answer. His answer is no. As a matter of fact, this is what Charlie would have wanted. I've not seen an email that says that. I've not seen a text message that says that. The only evidence I have is Erica Kirk sitting next to Charlie looking him in the eye and saying, "A a good mother cannot work that that many hours. She would have to abandon her kids to do so. And it's unacceptable." That's the only evidence I have. That and a guy who took a minute nine to say he doesn't have his saying otherwise >> a hard thing to to be approached by people to say, "Well, what's going to happen if if if something happens to you, um, you know, heaven forbid." I think his wish for that is kind of a blessing and a curse type of a thing, right? Which is, you know, the blessing is that Erica is incredibly strong, incredibly capable. I think she has a lot to the table that's going to be able to help young women. You know, the the thing with the the negative side to this is that, you know, she was asking for this. This isn't something that like Erica, you know, wanted to do. It's not like she was seeking it out. It's not like she was building a career to try to become CEO of Turning Point. She, you know, this was this is something that has fallen on her shoulders and to hell with her kids, right? I mean, according to her standards, not mine. According to her standards, not mine. To hell with her kids. That again, I'm not the one saying that you can't work and be a good mother. That's her.And and as she's been thrust into this position and we don't I don't believe for a second Charlie actually wanted her in that position, but let's just say for for the sake of argument she did. So the answer is to hell with your kids because you said that you cannot possibly do the job that you're supposed to do as a mother and do this. All right. Now, when did they meet? This has been the subject of considerable dispute. Watch him thread this needle. Watch him thread this needle. This is impressive because the question is, did you meet at the 2015 Trump rally or did you actually meet before then? There's evidence you guys met before then that you actually knew each other before then that she actually reached out to you or you reached out to her one or the other before then. Watch how he explains this. This is beautiful in terms of BSing. It's beautiful. It's a work of art. It's a turd, but it's a work of art. >> Great to get kind of a behind-the-scenes perspective on that with Erica. Um, and in relation to this topic about Erica, I I know a lot of people are wondering uh just a quick question on this. Uh there seems to be and maybe maybe this question will be trivial to you but to people on the internet it would be good to clear it up. So there seems to be a discrepancy on uh when Erica says you and her met and when you say uh you and her met. So I believe she says you met at a 2015 Trump rally and then and then there was a discrepancy on on when the meeting actually happened. Just if if there's a short answer to that, would you mind uh maybe clearing it up? >> Actually, >> props to him for asking for a short answer. >> [laughter] >> In other words, can you just give me a date, please? Can you not meander for four minutes before answering the question? >> Really simple is what she said is true and what I've said is true is that we >> It's simple. They're both true. We both met at the Trump rally and before the Trump rally. I mean, what a simple answer. I don't know. I don't know why I didn't think of doing that. I don't know why I didn't expect that answer to come. I had no idea. We actually met before and we met there at the same time. It's it's it's uh it's really bizarre. >> Had met by phone prior to that 2015 Trump rally. So the back the background is and this is important for people to understand. Uh >> Erica was 2012 Miss Arizona. So she's part of the Miss Universe world, right? So the Miss Universe world which was owned by Donald Trump, all of those people and and this isn't unique to Arizona, this is everywhere across the country. those that participated with that um were kind of you know very friendly and kind of fans of of Donald Trump. So when he decided to run for president and remember this is June of 2015 that he announces I think it was and then uh almost immediately after that I get a phone call in Arizona to asking if we wanted to host a fairly small uh anti-legal immigration event in Arizona. And so he had wanted this was part of the president's early strategy uh that when he was then candidate Donald Trump was to do a a to talk about illegal immigration as being like >> all right he's back to filibustering. I'm I'm just telling you his answer was we met before and we met there. Those are the two times we met and they were both when we met. Have you ever seen somebody who just strikes you as less dishonest? I mean less honest. I'm not saying he is. I'm not saying he's a dishonest person. I'm not calling him a liar.I'm just saying, have you ever seen somebody struggle to answer simpler questions. This is not rocket science. We're not asking you to explain the foundations of the universe. We're not asking you to explain where nuclear energy comes from. We're asking you basic questions like, "When did you meet Erica Kirk?" "Are you a deviant?" >> [laughter] >> All right, this one's a little better. Better in the sense that he's asked the question. This is an interesting question. Uh, he's not actually in pain, ladies and gentlemen. This is me me just freeze framing at a weird position. He didn't he's not reenacting the Big Bang in Utah. Um, let me He's asked about Charlie's flirtation with Catholicism. You can only imagine how eager he is to spit out an answer >> that Candace has said and I think this was October 29th when she first talked about this is that secretly Charlie was converting to Catholicism and that the place of burial was so hush hush and the funeral because he actually had a Catholic burial ceremony at a Catholic cemetery. Is there anything you can offer on on that front? >> Okay, objection. Compound question. No, we'll we'll allow the compound question just answer both of them. One, is there anything to the Catholic burial question? In other words, where is he buried? Question two, is there anything to the fact that he's he's flirting with Catholicism? Those seem like pretty simple questions. Let's see how he answers. >> Yeah. I mean, I I don't want to get into private matters and there's so many private things that are around Charlie's burial that um you know are are intentionally private because there's so many people who would who would like to um disparage him and come to those sites. >> Yeah, I understand. >> Um and so I really can't talk a whole lot about that, but I can talk about his faith, which is Charlie was uh through and through evangelical his entire life. I mean, we spent he literally spent every waking second, including at the event in Utah where Frank Turk was with him um you know, with uh with faith leaders in the evangelical community. That's that's all he did. That's that's that's he spent all like literally that was his number one thing is and he said this oftentimes is his relationship with God, how he defended um and and spoke about Jesus um to the public was the most important thing to him. And so that was that was his faith. Um, you know, I think he had a great admiration for other faiths, including ours, right? Yeah. The less faith. He said so just minutes before. He had great admiration uh for many elements of the Catholic faith. >> And no one has ever um suggested otherwise. But I think it's actually pretty disingenuous again to not to to truly not be as close to Charlie and to make suggestions about like the most important life choices that you could possibly make, whether it's around um you know, the love of his life or his his faith. uh you know those aren't you you shouldn't speak ill about the debt. You shouldn't also put words into the into the mouth of those who have passed. >> Well, that's a standard you're not upholding. You shouldn't put you shouldn't put words into the dead except for the fact that we want his wife to uh uh re um recant her previous statement about the ability to work this particular job and be a good mother. So we we'll put words in the dead's mouth. Then the other thing too he made an interesting question a couple of interesting points here.One is he said like that would be speaking ill of them. What saying he was flirting with the Catholic faith or considering converting that's would be speaking ill of him. That's an interesting that's a very interesting point there. that that says a lot about maybe why it's being hidden and so hush hush because according to you and those around you that might be a very negative thing if Charlie Kirk was in fact considering becoming Catholic. So that's that's part one. Part two, the interesting thing he said is he basically said, "Yeah, he had great admiration for the Catholic faith just like he had great admiration for the Mormon faith." I'm not putting words in his mouth. Charlie did say he had great admiration for the Mormon faith or the LDS faith. So great, but that's not the question. The question isn't was he considering converting to become a a member of the LDS faith. The question was was he considering becoming a member of the And so he does again he doesn't answer that. The question did he get a Catholic funeral? Well, I'm not going to go into private matters. We're not asking where his body is. Now, that's a legitimate question, by the way. Is he in the ground or is he on ice somewhere? I tend to believe he's on ice somewhere, but I don't know. I genuinely don't know. But that's a live issue. That's something that that we don't know the answer to. That I think the large general public doesn't know the answer to. I'm not asking for the location of his grave. I'm just asking, did he get a Catholic funeral? Because that's been alleged and nobody's really answered the question. including you right now are refusing to answer the question and then this comparison to well yeah he did like the Catholic faith he liked many elements of the Catholic faith just like he liked many elements of the LDS faith now I here's this believe it or not we're only at 122 of this answer he goes on for another 8 minutes on this issue I'm not going to play them I'm going to play one small clip at the end of this 8 minute run because at the end of this 8-minute run, he drops something that I am not familiar with. And this is the last clip I'm going to play from this. By the way, if you're getting sick of him, join the club. Join the club. Join the 91% of us who don't want to have to listen to him. Listen to what he says. See if you catch it. It should come up in about, I don't know, 7 seconds or so. >> But, you know, [clears throat] I'm LDS, so you know, we we have a core belief on on the gathering is Israel. That's kind of a it's a faith driver. Um, served by mission of Russia. saw a lot of really cool things that I think experiences that most people um have never seen um that I think relate to, you know, the the lost 10 tribes and spending time with that and like you that changes your perspective a little bit. Um >> I think politically on Israel. So I I totally disagree with with some of those that that's at the forefront. That's the most important thing. I really I just think >> yes, we should be careful about who we're funding. >> No, I don't think um Israel is the greatest threat to America. I think there's many other threats that are are far greater to us and to our society. >> Did you catch it? He was talking about his faith. He was talking about his mission trip to Russia. I I think people who do mission trips are uh do it at a great sacrifice. But he said something about his relationship with Israel relative to the lost 10 tribes.Is there something about Mormonism I don't get? Like I'm not I did not Google it. I didn't run it through X. I didn't run it through um I didn't run it through Grock or ChatGpt. But does that explain because I and the only reason I'm asking not because I'm making fun of Mormons. I don't care. The only reason I'm asking is because TPUSA has a significant Mormon contingency inside the organization. A lot of them hired allegedly by Tyler Ber. But what is this relationship he's talking about and how he said something about like when you sit with the idea of the lost 10 tribes, it gives you a greater appreciation for Israel. What's he talking about? I have to look that up. I don't know the answer to that. So, I'm looking through your questions here. Um, hold on. Hold on. I saw one here. Someone said they Is this Is this right? They believe that the lost 10 They're one of the lost 10 tribes. Who's they? Mormons believe Mormons are one of the Let's be kind in the comments. Y'all don't We're not going to settle religious disputes in the comments. Be nice to each other. Um is that that So that is true. They believe Mormons believe they're one of the lost 10 tribes. But wouldn't wouldn't a Mormon come from anything? Like you could be black, you could be Mexican, you could be Spanish, you could be Ukrainian, you could be Russian, you could be American, How How would that make them one of the And here's the question I have. If if Mormons are one of the lost 10 tribes, well, I'm not getting into that. We're not going to solve it here today. I just I didn't know about it. I jotted it down. I thought, hey, someone in the audience may be Mormon. They might know. Okay, let me get to my biggest issue with this interview. I wrote down, I think, 11 topics he was Wrote them down right here. You can see how good my handwriting is. See that? Great handwriting. Number one, I think it's a live issue. I think it's probably the largest live issue. Mr. Ber was Erica Kirk or anyone else associated with TPUSA or Charlie Kirk at Fort Wuka the day before he passed away? Why would you not be asked that? You're going to ask the man about his sexual deviency? That has nothing to do with And you're not gonna ask him about Fort Number two, did the security team have security plans beyond September 10th? In other words, when he was supposed to go to Woodbridge, Colorado the next day, was there a security plan in place? If so, how do you know? And why would the team at the church where he was headed not think he did? Did Brian Harpole or Dan Flood have plane tickets to the next events? Were they planning to be at the Woodbridge, Colorado event or the Utah State University event 8 days later? Were they planning to be in Tennessee on September 19th or 20th? Why would they not ask that question? They didn't ask a single question about any of the security staff. Do they still work there? There have been a lot of questions about whether or not they work there. If they don't work there, why don't they work there? Did they resign or were they fired? I would think he would know. He was the COO for a long time. He is acting like he is Charlie Kirk's best friend, his right-hand man. I'm sorry. I get the name of the city wrong. And you guys know what I'm talking about. It's got the word wood in it. It's in Colorado. Woodbury, Woodbridge, Woodbird, and Wood something. No Fort Wuka mentioned, no Mitch Snow mentioned, no security team mentioned. I'm not even asking about the response.I'm not asking you to talk about the security team at the scene of the crime. I'm not asking you to ask about Dan had Charlie started to turn on the topic It's a live issue. Had Charlie started to turn on the topic of Israel? Was he as he had always been? Because there were texts that were released from two days before he passed away saying he was leave left with no choice but to leave the pro-Israel cause. What say you about that, Mr. Boyer, why was that not asked? You're asking again. You're asking if the man has his way with male interns, but we're not going to ask about Charlie's text saying he's going to leave the pro-Israel cause didn't get asked about the donors. Were pro-Israel donors a significant portion of the TPUSA funding? If so, why? seems odd for a Christian-based organization or a free market principal based organization. You know, TPUSA started out as a libertarian organization. when you guys switched to become a faith-based organization or when that became the crux of Charlie's presentation was his Christian faith was of his money still coming from Israeli linked people or people with significant interests in the Israel cause Charlie is claiming he left with no choice but to leave the pro-Israel cause. What about the alleged call from BB about going to the next level? Do you know anything about that, Mr. Boyer? What have you heard? What had you heard before Charlie passed? What have you heard since? Were you at the meeting in the Hamptons? If not, why not? Seems like a lot of people were there. What did you hear about the meeting in the Hamptons? What do you know about the meeting in What do you know about Terrell Farnsworth? What do you know about Terrell Farnsworth? Were you surprised to learn that Mr. Farnsworth had taken selfies in the 15 to 25 seconds or so after Charlie Kirk was taken down by the Big Bang? Did that shock you, Mr. Boyer, to learn that somebody who had spent so much time with Charlie was worried about getting his reaction on camera, he was filming a react video to Charlie's passing? That shock you? I would rather know about that more than whether or not he's had his way with male interns in his minute and 9 second filibuster. What about Hunter Kak? What do we know about him? Do you know about him? Had you ever heard of him before the event? Hunter Kak, of course, being the last person who asked him a question. The one that asked him the trans violence question that seemed to be very coincidental with the actual loud bang. What do you know about him? Had you ever heard his name? Did you know that Do you find his actions suspicious in the immediate aftermath? Did you find him looking appearing, in my opinion, looking as if he might be practicing his reaction? Did you find that weird? Did you find his question a little too coincidental? What about Andrew Kovette? Andrew Kovette has been caught in a number of really sticky situations. Do you believe Andrew Kovette lied when he quoted the doctor about the Superman neck? Do you believe the doctor told him anything about the Superman neck? Do you believe the doctor told him the bullet entered at this and it would have gone out the back and killed two elk behind him, but Charlie had a neck of titanium? Have you talked to Andrew Kovette about that?Do you know if there was a follow-up call to the doctor where the doctor changed his mind and said, "No, in fact, it might have been a frangible round." Did you ask Andrew Kovette about warnings he might have given to Candace Did you Did you ask Andrew Cobe? You work there. You work with Andrew. You see him? I'm presume Andrew comes to the He leaves his Santa Barbara Chalet from time to time and ventures to Phoenix, Arizona. Have you ever asked Andrew Kovette whether he got a text from Charlie saying that he thought someone was trying to kill him or was going to kill In fact, what do you make of Charlie Kirk telling people that people were going to kill him? Have you reached out to Harrison Smith? Have you reached out to Dan Flood? Have you reached out to Andrew Kovette? There are apparently three people who were told by Charlie Kirk that someone was going to kill him. Have you talked to any of them? Why not? Wouldn't you, as one of his good friends, curious about what might have happened to him, trying to run down every lead to make sure justice is done in his death, wouldn't you think to And finally, Mr. Boyer, were Charlie Kirk and Erica having any Were they having any marital issues? Was it unusual? Did Charlie mention that it might be unusual that he slept in the child's bedroom instead of his own? Were you aware, for example, that they might have been talking to other people about marital problems? Had he talked to you about that at all? Was word out around the office that they were having marital issues? I think any one of those questions would have been superior to every single Sexual deviency. Well, maybe do you believe the fed slot narrative, but he But I can't think of any other question on there that was more important than any of those questions I just raised. Not a single one is more important than a single question I just raised. Speaking of, we just talked about this just a second ago. Terrell Farnsworth. Let me show you an image from what's this? 30 seconds before Charlie Kirk passed away. It's just a single image. I'm not going to play the video. This is a video I'm pulling up. Uh Mr. and Mrs. Censor looking in. I am not going to hit play. There's no danger that any of this will be gory or anything else. Look at this image here. This over here, Dan Flood is standing right here. He is the one standing to Charlie's right. Brian Harpole over here to Charlie's right. Over here to Charlie's left is a scenario we have described on two different occasions. One, we looked deep to Charlie's left, maybe to Charlie's 8:00 at Mikey McCoy. Mikey McCoy, there's a there's a a cameraman here wearing a black shirt. I think he's got a like a hunter green or dark green hat on, but you can't see it here. Behind him is a guy in a white t-shirt, a long sleeve white t-shirt. You'll see a little bit of his black backpack. That's Mikey McCoy. We did a whole episode on Mikey McCoy, who is standing to Charlie's left. But more importantly to that because he's kind of behind him to the left and he's not really doing anything except walking away and as soon as the big bang hits but that but he's not really doing anything. There are in fact to his left two people actually doing something. The guy standing right here in the sunglasses with the folded arms, that's Terl Farnsworth.Terrell Farnsworth is the one who in the immediate aftermath of the Big Bang runs behind the tent over here to the left offcreen to the left behind where this big large black bar is over here and climbs up on some loose pebbles and starts filming himself. not filming the scenario, not filming the scene, not filming people running and fleeing for their lives, but filming himself and his reaction to Charlie Kirk's passing. So that's Terrell Farnsworth down kneeling next to Terrell Farnsworth, a guy who that I can tell has no headphones on. He might have something like eyewear, like in your ear monitors, but it doesn't look like it to me. And when he runs off, he doesn't appear to unplug them. So, I don't believe he has anything like that on. You don't see him pull anything from his ears. And I'm not going to play the video because I don't have the edited version up and YouTube gets all squirly. But he's down here to his left on his knees where he's been the entire 9 minutes and 44 seconds or so of this video. Maybe a total combined cumulative minute or so did he acrew where he was not in this position crouched directly to Charlie's left. I mean directly to Charlie's left. If you would have asked Char if if Hunter Kak who's here asking the questions would have asked Charlie who's to to your left Charlie would have looked to his left and said Terrell Farnsworth and Philip Goldsbury. That's who's to my left. Why do you ask? Well, because Candace is going to have a dream one day and she's going to talk to Andrew Kovid about it. I want to raise the subject of that tonight because when she said that, a cold shiver consumed me. My entire body. I went ice cold when I heard her say that something happened to Charlie's left. I'm going to play it as soon as I get it pulled up. >> [laughter] >> Here we go. Here we go. Finally. Watch the text message. I'll I'll freeze frame the text message. This was Candace tonight, this evening, this afternoon, whatever, wherever you live. >> That finally one face came through in this dream. It came through as clear as day around the corner of the restaurant and it was Andrew Colbett's. Now, you have to imagine in the immediate aftermath of this, I was not thinking Turning Point USA where where we're at today is almost like unimaginable going back there. In fact, I was very friendly with Andrew Kovette. We had spoken extensively in the aftermath of Charlie's death. I've known him for years and I felt really weird about having seen him in this dream, but it was so vivid and it was so compelling uh that I felt that as weird and as odd as it was that I had to text him and tell him what I saw. Uh and this is the text just sharing with you so you guys know if this all really happened. I said, "I rarely have vivid dreams, but I had one clear as day this weekend. Charlie came to me and he sat down and he told me that he did not have much time, that I needed to know that he was in fact betrayed and that they are hiding what happened to my left. I believe his soul is in purgatory and I believe that you know much more than you've said publicly or privately. >> They're hiding what happened to my left. Now, some of you may discount this because it happened in a dream. I'm going to lower this. I want you to have a moment to read this because that's the line I'm kinging on. They're hiding what happened to my left. Recall the image I just had. to his left, directly to his left, was Terrell Farnsworth and Philip Goldsbury.Now, is this evidence you could put on in a court of law? No. No. No judge is going to let this in in court. So, this is not Tyler Robinson is not going to be acquitted or judged, guilty or innocent, guilty or not guilty based on this. But let me tell you a story. my best friend in high school. Well, I had like four best friends in high school and um several of them are dead. In fact, of the probably six or so closest friends to me, I think only two are still alive. Most of them died very young. I had a dream one night. Honest to God, I cannot be any more ser I mean I will I will swear on a Bible. What hand do you put on the Bible? Left hand, raise the right hand. Swear on a Bible. I had this dream and what I'm about to tell I was living away from Middle Tennessee at the time. In this dream, I was on Franklin Road, which is a road that runs between Nashville and Franklin, but I was in the Nashville part of it in which just happens to be in the exact spot where my best friend from high school was in a motorcycle wreck in July And I'm on that road and in my dream and it's real. It's over by the governor's mansion. That same neighborhood. If you guys know anything about Nashville, it's like where Father Ryan and and the governor's mansion are. It's that neighbor that Oakill area right there. Now, maybe way too much information for you those of you in the Balkans, [laughter] but that's where I was. You can look it up on a map. And [snorts] what happened to my friend was he was driving south on 31 on a motorcycle and a and a Dodge Durango pulled out in front of him. He hit the back of the Dodge Durango, went through the back window, through the front windshield um and died at Vanderbilt later that night or the next morning, I can't remember which, but he died shortly after that. But I'm on this I'm on this stretch of road in my dream and I pull over to the side of the road and I don't even know why I did it. I'm just sitting I'm getting chills talking about it. I'm just sitting there on the side of the road and my friend, I'm not going to say his name, but my friend comes up to the car and gets in the car with me. And I was like, "Bro, you're dead." He was like, "I'm not dead. I'm more alive than you are." I was like, "What? What are you talking about, dude? I went to your funeral. It was like a month ago." He was like, "I'm okay." I was like, "Are you sure you're okay?" He's like, And I was like, "Where are you staying?" He's like, "Um, I'll show you." And we drove up the road a little bit and you looked out and there was this just unbelievable expanse kind of like in that area if all those trees were knocked down because Nashville kind of sits in a bowl like downtown Nashville does. Like if you if you went up a little bit on on 31 there on Franklin Road, you would be able to see down into that bowl, but it was like it was like a mystical place, like clouds and I mean it was just like unbelievable place. And he's like, "I live here." And I was like, "What, dude? Can I take you home?" He's like, "Sure." So we pull up to this place and it's this just almost like a dorm room, right? It's not It's not what you would think of as the mansion in heaven. Like what? Trust me, I'm hoping I get a little better spot than he had. [laughter] But I I dropped him off and he turned around and he was like, "I got to go." And he put his hand on the on the u the window was down, right? And he put his hand on the door right there.And I went out to grab his hand and he was gone. And he just turned around and walked off and walked into that house. And I thought, whoa, And that dream has stuck with me. That was 18 years ago. More than 18 years ago, I have thought about that. It was as real as anything I've ever experienced in my life. It was as real as me sitting here talking to you right now, me grabbing this table, me grabbing the the the little mouse. uh me grabbing my spectacles. And I knew he was okay. And so when I hear Candace talk about dreams, I don't make fun of her. Like I know a lot of people poke make sport of of when she says she has a dream and Charlie said this and Charlie said that. I don't make fun of her. I don't discount it. I believe it. I absolutely believe she had that dream. And the fact that she sent this text on October 6th, this was, ladies and gentlemen, before we had the electrocution episode where everything was taking place to his left. This was before we had the episode where we covered the John Bray exploding microphone theory where things would have been taking place on his left. So when she says they're hiding what happened to my left and I believe she genuinely had this dream, I at least have to leave open the possibility that we're on the right track. Because who's hiding? Who are they that's hiding it? Obviously, someone is consciously disclosing what happened. Now, if it just happened to be a random shooter on another building to his left, cuz I I kind of thought about that. Well, maybe he's just talking about a shooter on the Sorenson Center instead of the Losi Center, why wouldn't he have just said, "I got shot from a different direction." I don't know why everyone's saying, "I got shot from the front. I got shot from over here." Not what he's saying. They're hiding. again. Who's to his left? Directly to his left is Terrell Farnsworth and Philip Goldspirit. Just behind him to his left is Blake Nef and Mikey McCoy. That's where the sound equipment was that day. And if you recall, it was not up on the table as it previously had been at previous stops. It was down on a much lower place where you couldn't get a good angle of it from where the >> And >> sorry, I didn't mean to do that. I was trying to close it out. I'm telling you guys, I I am I am not one to discount dreams. Now, I had another dream of a friend who passed. It was not as all not at all as peaceful and I am not confident he's okay [snorts] But I believe her. I believe her when she says she had a dream. I believe her. I absolutely 100% uh believe her. I actually had a third story I wanted to cover tonight, but I'm not going to have time. Uh because we're already an hour 44 in and you guys have been very patient, very very patient. I know there's been a lot going on. Um and so I I want to get through some of these u discussions. Again, I probably will not be live tomorrow unless something massive happens. I'll probably wait and go live Thursday and then uh potentially again Friday even. Um but but probably not tomorrow. Probably not tomorrow. If massive news happens, you guys will see me here. I may do a member live. I may do a member live, a short one, maybe 15, 20, 30 minutes during the day just to say, "Hey." Uh, so if you're a member, you may get a notice for that. I don't know what time that would be. Would that be lunchtime? Would it be mid-afternoon? I don't know. Probably won't be in the evening, though, right? I'm not gonna not gonna interrupt you evening.Obviously, not going to do it when I know other people are on. So, keep in touch. Keep in touch. Uh, name for member group, the high IQ crew. That's that's kind of hard to say. I'm not ruling it out, but it's hard to say. I am taking names for the group. Uh, Baron, thank you so much for what you do. Could you please tell us again how you determine whether or not you can trust a person? P.S. I'm a cradle Catholic who just returned to the faith after pushing it away for years. You were a part of helping me return. U Mary, thank you for saying that. Um, oh >> [snorts] >> When I was trying to decide whether I wanted to do this full-time or not, I'm going to try to do this without tearing up. I was going through my emails and I got an email from somebody who was talking about coming back to the faith and they mentioned people like Candace and me and others who are very vocal about our faith giving them the courage to go back And so I made the decision, you know what, good can be done from a podcast. I don't have to be a healthcare data analytics lawyer my whole life. Um I can I can do podcasting and good can come from that as well. And just this morning I'm in my shower. I do I do my best praying in the shower. I'm in my shower. The water's coming down. There's something spiritual about water, right? The world was covered in water. The world started formless and void. There was water above, water below. I'm a very big faith. you. Baptism is water. Very big fan of water. Catholics, we have holy water when you walk in to bless yourself. And I'm in there and I'm praying and the water's coming down just this morning. And I get almost emotional and I was I was thinking, God, if if at any time you decide I'm done podcasting, tell me because I don't want to like go beyond what you want me to do. I don't want to I don't want to I don't want to do it for me. Like I don't feel like my career in law was necessarily for me. I enjoyed it, but I don't feel like it was like me. I feel like God put me in different places at different times and and it worked out for my family and it worked out for the places the people who I worked for. And I just remember thinking, you know, I I hearkened back to that email and I thought, if people can come back to the faith because I have fun on a podcast, then yes, that would 100% be worth it. Um, so Mary, you have confirmed my uh near spirit or not near my spiritual experience this morning at 7 a.m. in the shower. [laughter] You didn't know you were coming in there with me, but there you are. Uh, so thank you. Thank you for that. That was um this has been a very emotional show for me. I don't know. I did not expect it to go this way tonight. Uh I expected to have a little fun at Tyler Tyler Boyer's interview and and then um cover some Iranian news and and here we are having a deep deep uh spiritual come to Jesus meeting. Newbies need a tutorial on hitting like if they watch a TV. Don't see the option easily. By the way, my nickname is Wiggles. Oh, you shouldn't tell everybody your last name. You just you just doxed yourself. Christian and sober. What the heck? Where the heck is Lance? I don't know where Lance is. I don't know how to hit the like button on the TV. I'm assuming it's one of your like description options. Um, so I don't know the answer to that, but hit the like button. How many Where were we tonight? Last night we had a like off. [laughter] Uh, we're at 9200. That's weak sauce.We've got more than double that on the on the call right now on the uh on the show. So, get down there, hit the like button, subscribe to the program, share this with your friends and family. It's good for them. I've been away from church for a long time. you and Candace have made me choose Catholicism. Excited about it. Here is my TPUSA merch refund. Going to the right place. Enjoying some beer breadless cheeseless steak and shake on me. Now you're going to make me go in there and buy it through the little boot machine. Actually, I'll go through the drive-thru and then take it inside. I just don't like eating in my car. Uh my dad made a comment one time. I was young and he was probably frustrated, but he made a comment about I only get fat people eating their car. [laughter] So, I've always thought of that. I don't want to eat in the car. I don't want my dad to think I'm fat. Um so, thank you, Mitchell. Uh thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I will u the the Mrs. Coleman and I will go back to Steak and Shake now on you. We might get milkshakes this time. Actually, I shouldn't have the dairy, but maybe I maybe because of you I will. Um, welcome home to the faith, my friend. Welcome home. Um, nobody needs to stay away from church. I know there's people get hurt. You You're frustrated. You're angry, whatever, but you don't need to stay away. You don't need to stay away. You can't do this life alone. Thank you. Very generous donation. Uh, you mentioned not investing in companies like Palunteer in your last stream. Even when you stand to make a lot of money, I respect your integrity. The company's only goal is to dominate humanity. Yeah, that's not an investment I want to make. Um, so thank you for for saying that. Uh, my worst nightmare is that Tyler Robinson will take a deal that takes the death penalty off the table if he pleads guilty. How probable is this? Ties everything up nicely and tidy for all of them. It's very probable. Why is my focus doing that? I just set that so it wouldn't do that. There we go. All right. Um, that would tie it up very nicely. I've said that that's the two biggest concerns I have is that he might pass away and that um sorry I'm trying to make sure the focus doesn't change again. So that he doesn't pass uh if that he doesn't pass away and that he doesn't um take a deal because that would close the case. Why is it doing this? Driving me nuts. There we go. Professional operation, ladies and gentlemen. Uh, what is the chances of getting some live podcast dates? I bet a ton of us would attend, please. Oo, live podcast dates. You mean like show up in person? Um, I don't know that I I would be a big enough draw, frankly, uh, Cat's Clan to have people come out to see Little O Me, but if there were a crew of us, you know, if I could track down where where some other people were going to be at the same time, like I would think it would be fun to do a show live with like Valhalla and Ian, except those are such big dudes. I'll look like a circus [ __ ] up there next to them. So maybe I don't want to do a live one with them. Um, Colin would be fun. I don't know. Maybe he's like 6'5 also. Those are some big guys. I don't know. I don't know. I'm not opposed to it, but I I just, you know, I'm humble enough to know who I am. Uh, everyone like, share, and subscribe. Thank you, Baron, for all the great content. Well, you're welcome. Thank you. And yes, good advice. Like, share, subscribe.I'm happy to become member to support your channel, even with just your regular content. I worry about your health. Is there some reason you should be worried about my health? Uh, I think some your audience do not realize you're one of very few who have three-hour long shows. Four times a week is plenty. Thank you so much. Love you. Yeah. Um, most people don't do four three-hour shows a week. I used to do five, but what I've learned is when you're on the radio, you get a break every 8 to 10 minutes. Like, you get to stand up. It is hard on my body to sit here still for 3 hours. I'm actually looking for a more comfortable chair. I love this chair. It's a nice Herman Miller chair. I got it what 10 years ago or more. It's in need of replacement. Um it there's nothing wrong with the chair. It's a great chair, but it's hard for me to sit in this chair for 3 hours 4 days a week. And not to mention all the prep time I put in. Uh considering the fact you lift yourself out of the chair every two minutes. I'm expecting [laughter] guys I'm expecting a hemorrhoid seat cushion any day. Now that's not it. It's my back. It's my back. And I don't have back problems. Like I worked out today. I ran I ran a mile combined. I did a what? 90 uh presses. So, can Charlie's parents file a wrongful death suit against Erica, TPUSA, and a security team? I don't know the rules in Arizona um or Utah. Um, my guess is probably not, but I don't know. Also wanted to say, I think your assessment of Megan Kelly is spot on. No consistency. Feather and wind. Stop following for that reason. Also loved your book. Recommend to those thinking of converting Home Sweet. Uh, Rome Sweet Home. True. Uh, thank you and God bless. Yeah, Rome Sweet Home is a phenomenal book. I mean, truly, truly phenomenal book. Truly, truly, truly a phenomenal book. Rome Sweet Home. If you've not read it, check it out. I was hoping Andrew Kovette would come around after viewing Candace's podcast today. He's demonstrated to be an awful human being, if we can call him that. I'll reserve that to the Lord. Uh, but what I will say is he has made some horrific decisions, including not responding to her since October. So, uh, do you think we'll get Christmas this week and get a photo of Erica from Candace? Keep up the great work. I All things in due time. All things in due time. You guys don't rush everything. Some of the best stories take great patience. It's not stringing people along. It's great patience. What has happened since the speculation that there's a picture of Erica's floated around? What has happened? Erica's gone silent. She stopped trying to provide an alibi. Why? cuz she knows there you know, who knows what other negotiations are taking place behind the scenes. You don't know that. You don't know that. Uh, starting to doubt the existence of you guys right in pairs. I need to read comments two at a time. Uh, doubting the existence of any fort damning Fort Wuka Canada photos. beginning think Candace's heavy insinuations might have been a bluff to sus the Albis out. I would not be so sure. I would not be so sure. Love your show. I sent some emails offering merch samples. I hope I'm not being sent to spam. Uh you are not nor are you alone. There's um there have been several people offer to help us with the merch. And um when the time is right, we will pursue some of those. Absolutely. When the time is right, we will sift through those and make a decision. Thank for all you do.I've never subscribed, super chatted anything before you. I particularly love when you stop to talk to Andrew directly. You'll have to let us know if he ever responds. Go, Max. Well, based on the poll, at least 9% of our people work at TPUs. [laughter] At least 9% of the people work there or our friends and family cuz I can't imagine anybody else saying yes. Would love to send you a purple hoodie from Catholic High School for Boys. Would make a great Easter garment. How to do so. Keep up the great opening statements. I'm loving learning. Um I'm working on getting an address where people can mail stuff that's closer because right now I take my mail in Miami and it or Aventura actually and it takes a while to get forwarded to me and it's at great expense because I have to pay the shipping and um I do appreciate everything that's been shipped to that address but uh I am working on getting an address closer to home. So stand by on that. I will let you know. It'll probably be maybe next week. Maybe this week. I might do it tomorrow while I'm while I while I have a little free time, but it it may be next week. I'm going to go get an address where uh where I could take packages. Uh I want to go deeper in my faith. How do I go Catholic? Uh Georgian, you can um well, first thing I would do is grab the book Rome Sweet Home that people just recognize. It's cheap on Amazon, like under 10 bucks. So Rome Sweet Home by Scott Han. a great book. And you can also go to any Catholic church and say, "I'd like to inquire into your OCIA program." That's the class that adults take to learn more about the Catholic faith. We don't want to take anyone. I mean, we'll take we'll take anybody, but no, I'm just kidding. We don't want people to come in and not understand what what we believe. And so, we offer classes and they usually last several months, you know, once a week, once every couple weeks. and uh and it kind of outlines here's our faith and here's how it's kind of different from the you know atheists and here's how it's different from Buddhists and Mormons and Baptists and you know everybody else uh it gives you just a clean clear idea of what the Catholic faith is but Rome Sweet Home will put you on the path it's the it's the it's the wet your whistle book in my opinion I think it's a great great book watching the news lately a memory came to me watch a clip from the True Stories by the Talking Heads, where the evangelist preacher addresses his flock with I don't know what you're talking about. [laughter] I love you, Gary. You're a great commenter, but I cannot make heads or tails of that. But I hope other people were edified by your comment. Uh, love your podcast. Love your comment, Cheryl. Thank you. Uh, two days, two shows in a row. Look at the high IQ out here outfit here out here blessing the masses. When I'm going to When am I going to get to see a yellow hoodie? I've been losing that bet for two weeks straight now. I had to buy one. I told you there was one available. Look how this white one washes me out. Have you seen me in the bean paste hoodie? Like I can't imagine what a yellow hoodie is going to do to me. I'll buy it. You guys have been generous. You guys have blessed me beyond anything I ever imagined. And so I will buy the yellow hoodie and I'll break it out. Roll that beautiful bean footage because you have been a phenomenal commenter. I'll buy it. I don't want to say I'll buy it right now, but I'll buy it tonight.So, I don't know how long it'll take to get here, but it's a beautiful hoodie. A very, very beautiful hoodie. Uh, Baron's introduction so profound it goes beyond my knowledge. Well, go listen to it again. Listen to it in slow motion. You can listen to it on 75% speed. Uh, Baron, thank you. Thank you for being a trusted voice and all for all of us that follow and listen to you. Sincerely, you become someone I depend on for accurate information. Stay humble and true always. Your rise has just begun. Uh, thank you, Kelly. Very, very kind words. Very, very kind words. Flocka Nova AI is the new DARPA lifelock. Uh see YouTuber business reformer. They can see your search history before pulling you over by your license according to whistleblower featured on this channel. Block off. Um well I was saying life log with a G. I don't I might not have pronounced it very well. Lifelock is a identity insurance company. You might have been referencing lifelog. But use lifelock. Yeah. The to the technology coming down the pike is very very scary demonic even if you are to believe pimpalama I um yeah lifelog part two GPS correct guys it's it's scary what's going on out there kids don't even know there was a time before GPS they've just become accustomed to being tracked everywhere they go it's a true story I'll get back to that comment in a second I remember uh with my wife at Auburn we lived in an apartment complex we shared a balcony and I was looking out and they were building a cell phone tower. This is late '9s like 99 98 99. I'm looking out, they're building a cell phone tower and I looked at it. I was like, you know, those are locator towers. She like, "What are you talking about? This a cell phone tower?" I was like, "Yeah, but they're going to use them to locate us." She said, "What are you talking about? How do you even know that? Pay attention. Stand by. It's going to happen." At the time, I was thinking about triangulation, right? I didn't even think about they'd be beaming satellite images on us. Any thoughts regarding Tyler Boyer and Lori Lori France being on the board of directors for Super Feed, the private company that developed the TPUSA phone app and also implicated in the Kerry Lake scandal? I don't have thoughts on it. That's not something I've dug deep on. I've seen a lot of Super Feed news. I know a lot of other people are covering it. It's just not some uh something I've covered a lot. Follow up on my details on my call with Mitch. I will I'll cover I might even have him on one day. I've I've thought about it. I know he's given several interviews. I I don't want to do anything duplicative. If I can't bring you new information, I don't want to have someone on just to tell them to rehash their story. I don't like to do that. I think you guys have noticed that by now. If I cover a story, I like to give you a new angle or I don't cover it. That's why I haven't covered the super feed stuff. Well, I I can't give you a new angle. I can't give you a new angle. So, why am I going to cover it? Uh would love to see a calendar timeline of every event Erica Kirk has attended since September 10th. get an idea of how many days those kids have been left alone with Danny, if she I tried to enable captions. I'll try again. I think I had them on at one point. Did they come off? Uh, three questions. One, man, you guys like your multiple questions. Does Erica Kirk and the legal team have access to discovery and evidence? Probably not. Probably not.Two, is it legally allowed for Erica Kirk to keep phone and turret keep necklace? Yes. If they were handed the stuff, they have legal possession of it. They're not breaking any laws. Three, spouses are top suspect, top suspect, and money is top motive in murder cases, right? Often. Often. I wouldn't say 100% of the time, but often. Uh, first time sending a super and YouTube won't allow it. Well, they just did. Valerie, must be something important, right? I'll email it to you if you want to read it instead of this. Subject will be YouTube blocked. Duly noted. Duly noted. Uh, slap a light beard on Tyler and you have someone similar to Kitt. Just saying. Don't think I didn't think about it. Uh, Lady Dye over on the grumble. Love all you're doing, Bon. Howdy from Texas. Well, howdy, Lady Dye. I thought you died in France. Oh, yeah. I just read that one. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Um Colin's vid today about MK of Oten connected so many dots for me. Did you see it? I did. I did. I know from experience that the Q movement often was infiltrated with a cultist, witches, and Satanists. MK often makes sense why this was the case. Yeah, that was actually new to me. Um some of the information. So, I I I was I was edified by Coach Collins video today. I anticipate you would be as well if you watched it. Tyler interview guy in the bottom left corner. Isn't he the one that was at the event that had that crazy therapist kidnapping experience? Yes. Yes. I thought I brought that up. Did I forget to say that? It's the attorney side of you. We do it all the time. I appreciate what you're saying, but that was not my question. [laughter] Non- lawyer people get a little annoyed in normal conversations when we do it. That's true, Jill. One of the great benefits, I was told when I went to law school, you know, that you do in orientation, they said one of the great benefits is for the rest of your life, if you continue to practice law after you leave here, for the rest of your life, you will be trained to keep the issue in mind when someone's talking and when they get done, say, "You didn't answer my question." It's a little annoying, but it happens. uh related to Tyler Boyer. Maybe he doesn't believe the Fed slop because perhaps he knows the truth. That was my thought. That was my thought. Ability to dig deep and connect the dots with such clarity is rare and valuable. Don't change anything. This pod is absolutely fantastic. I don't plan on it. Young lady or young man, there's both of you in the picture. Oh, Vivian, probably. Young lady, I caught that left comment on Candace last night. Need to Oh, tonight need to duck out of the live, but I'll be back to hear your take. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. I hope you came back to hear it, Edge. Tyler's been and is still so dirty. I pray the money trail takes him and others down and no Trump pardon Those are harsh words. Candace said through Project Constitution's comment that Erica was Charlie's handler. First time Candace has said that out loud. Doesn't it? I mean, I'm not weighing in on it, but doesn't it kind of look that way? What do you say, Van Allen radiation belt? Did you say last night you don't think the trial, if there is one, will be televised? If you did not say that, why do you think they will or should TB looks like a used car salesman? Let's not put down used car salesman. That's an honest career.Um, there are good and bad used car salesmen just like there are good and bad doctors, good and bad accountants, good and bad lawyers, good and bad police officers, good and bad teachers, good and bad everything. So, um, I don't think it'll be televised. The judge has been very cautious about televising anything so far, going so far as holding closed door hearings, shackling Tyler. I just don't think he'll do it. We'll see. Tyler Boyer's responses were so much like floating. I let me say this. I hope I'm wrong. I'd love to see it. Tyler Boy's responses were so much like floating off into space and looking for an answer that might actually fit, but there aren't any. Yeah, that's what happens when you don't know the answer. You look for one. Barrett, I'm the man that did this interview. I'm a fellow devil dog. I have a lot of questions, but I had a lot of questions I wanted to get through. Definitely could have pushed back more. He said he wants to come back on. I'll do better next time. Hey, let me say this, Latter Daily Saints. I don't know how much podcasting or broadcasting experience you have. I thought you did a good job. Like I don't think you did a bad job. I chocked it up to you didn't want to create a hostile situation with someone you invited on the show. That's how I chocked it up more than you intended to cuz I thought you asked some pretty good questions, but I think all the rest of those questions are the ones I'm dying to know the answer to. But don't don't let me don't let me get you down. You run your own show. I'll run my own show and um maybe you can come on my show one day. I' I'd love to know your experience with some of these questions I have relative to what's going on over there in Utah because seems like everybody's related to So, thank you for watching. By the way, I watched your show. I watched the whole two hours of it today. Uh this would have been an incredibly frustrating deposition. Of course, he doesn't believe it. That's what witnesses do. Skirt the question when they can't give you a truthful answer. Um, yeah. Yeah. I mean, I I think he was basically I mean, in my opinion, I think he was not very honest tonight. I think he filibustered out of necessity. Uh, don't worry, Baron. You're the best. Oh, thank you, Gary. Duly noted. [laughter] Uh Joe's done with class. Time to hand the Lic book over to Gary. Gary's question wasn't that I mean I'm assuming it was a good question. I just don't know. Uh we get the show we deserve every day thanks to you. Oh, that must have been during my um my chaotic moment where I was doing this and I was just watching the screen and you were watching me I think get I think I was getting a uh uh one of these things out, one of these little uh throat lozenes. It's hard to scream into a microphone 12 hours a week. Love the show. You need a producer. I know. I know. Quit being stingy with those super chat bucks. It's funny watching you wait for the non-existent video to finish. Uh I got an update on that as well. Um I am bringing someone on very soon. Um probably a month, maybe a month or so. I'll be bringing someone on. I will be introducing you. I don't know if this person will want to come on air, but I'll be introducing you to this person by name or by character. [laughter] Uh, but yeah, so there there will be help is on the way.I'm not being stingy with the super chat bucks, but I also believe an honest worker is worthy of his wages, and I don't want to take advantage of somebody who's willing. You know, I get a lot of people say, "I'll do it for free." Well, then I can't fire you. [laughter] I can't. I can't. I can't. Um, I don't care what that we can't see what Clip Baron is showing. It's the confidence he just plays and we get to watch that I live for. Yes. Yes. Yes. I I I make errors and I do it with confidence. Ladies and gentlemen, again, my background is radio. We couldn't show clips. Production was all behind the scenes. I could do it in my underwear and no one would have known. Nobody would have known. Are you able to read my email I sent you today showing the bruising found on Charlie's left hand and his casket matching projectile markings seen on the screenshot from Candace's footage? Indeed I did. Uh and indeed I have made that connection. So I uh I appreciate you for sending it. Mad season. Thanks for taking one for the team and watching this garbage for us. Again, the production wasn't bad at all. The um it's just Tyler's inability to answer questions. Like, bro, you know, honestly, if that guy wants some advice, I don't know if he's still watching, but if he if he would like some advice, about the third time they do that where they don't answer your question, I would start insisting they answer the question, ask it again at the end of the question. They get done and they didn't answer it. Say, um, well, are they doing the Doge uh effort or not? Like, did they cancel it? Did he start Did he start something and that it that is not being finished? Why would he just want to focus on efficiency if it was already efficient? I mean, just, you know, the same issue I had with Sean Ryan's Brian Harpole interview. Uh, going forward, I'll send a super chat after the main show if we didn't have to stare at the side of your head. [laughter] That's funny. I like that. You made me laugh. Just kidding. It's part of your charm. Hilarious every time it happens. I don't want it to happen, though. That's my point. I don't want it to happen. I want to be better. I want to be an expert. Uh, check out the Race to the Top program. It's a billion-dollar state bailout relationship to Common Core public education, K12 curriculum, and changes to Furpa. Mind blown. I can assure you any program called Race to the Top sucked. [laughter] They would have named it that if it was any good. They have called it something like the Phillips Morgan Act. Uh Tyler Boyer's gay host. They are very happy people. I agree with you. Very happy people. I agree with you. Uh for the Gary Blinks, brother, he he blinked a lot and he twinkled about the male intern. I I swear I hope that host is still watching because he needs to go back and watch the twinkle. [laughter] Uh, when I look at Tyler, he makes me want to poop again. Britney, were you the one doing it on the can in the live in the member live? He gives me the ick. Brit the wound nurse. Yeah. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. That's I remember I remember saying, "I hope you didn't need a wound nurse. I hope you didn't need your expertise when you got done in there." Um, yeah. We don't do that on the main show. We do that in the member page, ma'am. [laughter] We don't go to the bathroom on the main channel. On the main show. Uh 44 blinks during that one minute nine seconds. It's amazing, isn't it? It's amazing when you're nervous how much you blink.Uh be a baron in a world full of Garry's Baronite Baronas in the chat fam. Y'all, you're already you're all already Candace's and Princess Diana's in a world full of Kardashians and Eric Kirks. Go Max. Membership Discord chat soon, please. I'm probably not going to do a membership Discord chat. And here's why. Shortly after the Charlie Kirk Big Bang, I get a call from a friend of mine. His prediction, I bet this was planned on Discord. I was like, why would you say that? How do you how do you even know that? Now, he's not he wasn't in on it. Like, it's not this is not a guilt innocent thing. I said, why would you say that? He goes, all these freaks plan everything in Discord, [laughter] so I'm not going to do that. I don't want y'all planning something on my channel. And then it it turns out scandalous. I'm getting called into the feds. If you have to prep your witness to go on to cross, what advice do you give them regarding answering questions? Always answer honestly. Never lie. Never lie, but never answer more than you're asked. Now, I might prep them for specific issues, but those are the two broad pieces of advice I give everybody. If you feel like you truly don't understand the question, you may ask for a rewarding or clarification. if you weren't able to follow it. And always pause a second or two to make sure there's no objection coming and then answer the question honestly. Start with a yes or no and then answer the question. Don't look evasive. Don't look evasive. Uh a good lawyer for the other side, their cross-examination is nothing more than a script. You're just yesing along anyway. Um all there's they're just making a state. Look, if you do your cross- examination well, you're just testifying and the other guy, the guy on the witness stand is going, "Yes, yes, yes, yes." If you ask a question that requires more than a yes, occasionally, he's fine, but if you're doing it regularly, you're not cross-examining very well. Uh, the guy at the bottom of Tyler B interview believes 0% of what Tyler's saying. I think the guy at the top believes zero. [laughter] I guarantee you. I mean, it just I don't think either of them believed very much of it, if I'm being honest. I just don't I just don't believe either one of them believe very much of it. Uh, Grumbler, hey Baron, please check your email I sent you. A video slowed down where Philip turns his head two seconds before the shot. I played that video and in fact, I titled the video. You can go back and watch it. I know you you grumblers, everything's out of order over there. So, I'm going to give you the title instead of the the number, but I think I titled it, "Did he flinch too soon?" I think that was part of the title anyway. So, you can run back through the Grumble archives and uh and see it, but Baron, I think you're the bomb diggity. Well, thank you. Freezing yet funny. SD, I can't wait to see your high IQ scruffy strawberryness daily. This is more like uh salt and paprika these days. [laughter] Maybe I got a little crush, but not the cross country drive with diaper wearing kind. Is that the UA professor who drove to Houston or something without stopping and murdered somebody? Yeah, I hope it's not one of those. Uh yeah, my first super. Yeah, that was a wild story. That was a professor from UAH that got caught in some love triangle. Where did she drive? She drove to Cape Canaveral or Houston. She drove to some other NASA outfit and uh and uh deleted someone.But she drove in a diaper. Yeah. Please, please keep stop at the Bies. You know what I mean? If if you're going to do it, stop at the Bies. No, don't don't don't drive across country. Uh, speaking of a gy, I just recalled watching for a Steven Crowder was interviewed by Ben Shapiro with I was not aware of that, but yes, that's very weird. Very weird indeed. Uh, thank you for that beautiful token of appreciation, Chella. I have a friend who just had a baby named Chella, I think. I have to check on that. Uh Tyler just going to let Candace make defamatory claims about him, not threaten a defamation lawsuit. I think he might [laughter] you guys are harsh. Um he did say somebody had gotten a cease and desist, but you know, don't go threatening to sue somebody for defamation if you know they've got the goods. Pound the table. [laughter] Pound the table. collecting good memories about Charlie. He was polite and would attack an argument but not the person for the sake of gossip. Anyone else think it's time TPUSA stops telling us what Charlie thinks or would say? Uh, thanks Baron. Yeah, I had I had the third story I was going to play had a Charlie component to it. It was a clip of Charlie from back in maybe October, November of a couple of years ago, 2023 talking about Iran on the PBD podcast. Maybe I'll play that tomorrow. Uh, not tomorrow. Maybe I'll play it Thursday, whenever that is. If we end up like bombing Iran, I'll come on tomorrow and play it because I think it's important. I think his take is important. Uh, thank you, Julia Baldi. I saw your gift there. Uh, sending the super on behalf of Sue Bishop who left a comment saying she's South African. Loves you and can't afford to donate. A, I'm American but live there for three years. Well, thank you loud personalities. That's one of the kindest things anyone's ever done for another commenter. Very, very kind indeed. Uh, I love how clutchy he dresses even when he take Yeah, he he did wear his pajamas in and a hat because he hadn't showered. I mean, that's the only thing I can assume. >> Actually, I showered before I came on and I have a hat right here. So, I haven't worn a hat in a while. Maybe I'll wear a hat next time. It's been a while since I've had a hat on for a show. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. Uh, oh my, the Tyler interview, the guy on the bottom left is not on board. rolls his eyes after almost every answer. Now I got to go back and watch it again. You're going to make me watch a two-hour interview again. I'll watch it on 3x speed this time or 4x. Oh, that's funny. That is funny. Uh, if EK has a broken heart, I'd love to see the production when she is happy celebrating. I see what you're saying. I mean, yeah. What can I interpret? If she'll shoot fireworks out of her rear end in grief, we can only imagine what she would do if she's happy. [laughter] No wonder why Mark Zuck looks so spaced out all the time or dear in the headlights because he knows it's all just a scop. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, it'd be hard if they approached you and said, "We'd like to make you fantastically wealthy beyond your wildest dreams, like $50 billion, hundred billion dollars." Would you like it? Of course. I mean, you might lose your soul. So, there's that. Uh, move on. There's nothing here. I don't know when you said that, but I can assure you there was something there or I would have moved on. [laughter] Uh, I lost my young son to leukemia. Oh my gosh, that is tragic. I'm so sorry to hear that.I was fortunate to stay home with my with my three daughters and I never would have dreamed of going back to work. I could have been offered money or to see the world easy. No. Oh my gosh. I'm so sorry that happened to you. Life is a cruel existence sometimes. You know, we we often forget how cruel it is. I mentioned the year 536 the other day or was it yesterday where like half the world died and it was a miserable starvation. It was not like I mean it was just horrific. And you forget that the vast majority of humanity is just death, subjugation, slavery. like not much of humanity is 21st century western republic, you know. So, I'm sorry you had to go through that. Uh, what if Charlie Kirk meant on his left like left ring finger where his wedding ring is? Tim, I'm not ruling it out. Sword of the spirit doesn't slay like they intended it to because they are not of the spirit. Sick of these posers using Bible verses to schmoo over their treacherous deceit. I'll admit the Bible verses from the TPUSA crowd are a little much. They're a little much. They could dial it back a little. In Confessions of a Sociopath by Emmy Thomas, one of the few diagnosed sociopaths to write about or psychopaths to write about her worldview, she insists psychopaths are bisexual, i.e. [laughter] you guys. Dig, dig, dig. [laughter] Oh my gosh, creeper. You made me say creeper. Can't think of a better person than you that deserves to have their channel grow as much as yours has. Much love. God bless you and your family. I tell you, it's it feels supernatural because it's it's I'm doing the same show I've always done. And I, like I said, I would do it to 30 people, 50 people, maybe 60 or 70 on a massive day. And uh obviously it's much more than that now. So much that I'm having to bring on help. Uh so he's underground now. That's my question. Edge. I don't know where he is. I don't know where he is. Um yeah, I talked to two different people today about helping me. I've gotten to the point where I've I need some additional resources. I mean some not resource, I need some additional hands uh to get all get everything done. I need to get done on a daily basis to produce a show that's worthy of your time. I'm not going to I've told you this from the beginning. I'm not going to put on a show that's not worthy of your time. If I haven't done prep, if I don't have a story ready to go that that I think is a different spin than you can get somewhere else, if I don't have something unique to deliver, I'm not going to turn the microphone on. I'll just take a day off. It's not going to it's not the end of the world. You'll we'll all survive another day. Uh I'm sure he had a will. Is there any way I could find out? Oh, I guarantee you he had a will. I would think he had a will. He had to have had a will or or Arizona. I think a bunch of his wealth would have gone to his mom if I'm not mistaken. Uh, can you turn the video up on the videos you're showing? I was dialing my phone to Max, then back down when you spoke again. Love the show. I I thank you, Candace Baron, Crisis King. Well, that's a big name. Uh, I will I will make a note of that. I actually pulled those volumes down a little bit. I need to I need to adjust them over here, I think, because they're they're so loud in my ear. I think if I pulled them back over there, then I would play it louder over here. Good feedback. That's why we're all here together as a family.Did you see on Dank PD that EK and EK's mom are No, I didn't see that. Is that true? What are they selling? No, they're not going public. No one's I mean, I wouldn't I might short it. Uh, great show as always, but I have to watch replay. Taking care of mom tonight. Well, Alpaca Renee, you're welcome to join us on your own time. There's no requirement you watch us live. Thank you for the generous donation. Um, Johnny, two times. Oh, think Coleman Nation or Coleman Nation, except there's Lionel Nation. I like Lionel and he has Lyl Nation. I don't want him to think I'm copying them. I don't want him to think like our our u our support group is the support group. I like that. That's what it's going to be to me. Y'all are going to hear me just rant and cry. [laughter] Y'all almost had me crying tonight with the first few questions. Uh maybe done question. Why is no one talking about the unshot rounds? What type of rounds were those? Don't think he was shot. Just seems like an easy question to answer. What type of round? Crisis King. Crisis King indeed. porch light positivity. Um, that's a great question. We've asked it here. I've seen many other people ask it. There's no reason why we don't know the answer to that. If they're full metal jacket rounds, BS the whole thing. If they're frangible rounds, frankly, BS the whole thing. If there's some kind of unique low powder, low slow round with, you know, a little teeny soft something, maybe. I don't know. It would have to be a very unique round for me to believe he was shot with a gun. A very unique round. Uh ball water drinker. Yes, they are called to bring about the gathering. You become adopted into the Jewish faith. Yes, I was told from Ephraim. Um are you talking about the the Mormons on the Israel question I was asking? Because that's that's helpful. This person said look up the LDS articles of faith. I might do that. I'm cur I'm genuinely curious. I actually had a Book of Mormon at one time. It might still be in this house somewhere. I don't see it on that bookshelf right now, but I I I believe it unless somebody took it. Who steals scriptures? [laughter] Like I got the Bavad Gita over there. No What else do I have over there? I got lots of different scriptural books over there. All kinds of Eastern religion stuff. I took a lot of religion classes in college and you had to buy all the stuff. Never took a Mormon class, though. Did you see the governor of Arkansas's children found 2,000-year-old Jewish coins in a guided cave tour in Israel over the Christmas holiday? She's a huckabe, right? That's pretty cool. I mean, if that's true, that's really cool. I would love to find something like that. I just want to find an arrowhead or something. I mean, give me something. Give me anything. Someone come throw one in my front yard so when I'm planting bushes, I'll find it. I'm just kidding. Don't do that. Don't throw anything in my yard. Uh, interesting connection. 82525 projected end of the government contract. Yes, I remember that. 82525 allegedly starts communication with UVU security. Have you been watching my old shows, AJM? Because I did a whole show on that one point. [laughter] Actually, I did two shows on that point. Uh, one involving the SAM triple0ero flight from Camp Springs, also on 825. If you want to add that to your timeline unit. Yes. Yes. Again, I not I'm not suggesting everyone must watch all 12 I get questions like this a lot.Um, and I'll tell you, could you possibly set up your own website for your videos in addition to YouTube so you receive all the money that's owed to you for memberships instead of YouTube taking a cut? The problem with that is YouTube pushes the show out. YouTube advertises on your behalf essentially based on how much revenue YouTube makes off of you. So if you cut YouTube from making money, then new people don't discover it because new people aren't going to come to my website. They don't know it exists. They find my show when YouTube goes, "Hey, for every hundred people we push this to, x percentage of them click on it and they start watching it. And because they're watching it, we make advertising revenue. And because we make advertising revenue, we would like more people to watch it. So, we'll send it to another hundred and see what happens. That's how shows grow organically on YouTube. They've mastered the algorithm. So many other platforms, that is where they fail is the distribution aspect. And if you if you do that, so I mean, somebody asked me uh for a Vinmo, for example. So, there's a Venmo down there. Uh somebody else today emailed me or I can't if they emailed or what, but about a cash app. Hey, what's your cash app? Uh so, I gave that to him. But you know, so there, you know, if you'd like to support the program and just refuse to submit payments through YouTube, that's fine. But YouTube does a lot for this program. This program would not, you would not know who I am, but for YouTube, most of you, like my mom, if she's watching, would I'd still be doing the show to 30 people. [laughter] I'd still be doing the show to 30 people, the same 30 people. Uh, so I like your I like your thoughts. I like Uh, War Pig, that's an aggressive name. Hey, I saw um Blues Traveler live at the Ryman in Nashville a year or two ago and they played War Pig. It was amazing. They covered it. They did a great job. Took me a minute to figure out what they were playing. All of a sudden, I was like, "Wait a minute. That's Warig." Uh, they did a great job with it. I love Blues Traveler, by the way. I saw Shawn Murphy at Blues Traveler concert. Shawn Murphy, the all-star catcher for the Atlanta Braves. This is the most This is most definitely a high IQ outfit. Sometimes technologically stunted. Often often technologically stunted, but still high IQ. Uh, hurt a little throat coat can help that. I bought this. I had you on the little screen earlier. I don't know if this stuff's any good. I like it a lot, actually. It's called uh this is not a paid endorsement. I'm getting nothing from this. Maka honey drops organic. I couldn't get the throat coat fast enough. It was like on a 5day delay and this was overnight. I got this by 7 a.m. this morning. The advantage of living near an Amazon distributor. Fact your channel's growing is testament of the quality of the content of the channel. Well, thank you. Very kind words. And thank you for your very generous support. Uh you guys help the channel grow. Again, the more you guys watch, the more you like, the more you YouTube appreciates it and they make sure other people watch and like and subscribe and share. Uh, we're not called Mormons or LDS. We're Christians and members of the Church of the Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Yeah. I mean, Baptists are would say the same thing, like they're not Baptists, but colloquially, we all call them Baptists, right? Um, Presbyterians the same thing.Um, Pentecostals, the same thing. You know, they they would all say, "No, we're just Christians and we go to the Baptist church. We're just Christians. We go to the P." We got to call y'all something. We call all our own selves something. [laughter] I, you know, I point taken. Point taken. But it's not, it's not, I'm It's not pjorative. I'm not hurting you. I'm not trying to hurt you. Uh, Charlie converted to Catholicism. Would he have been eligible to be considered for saintthood? Well, yeah. But the it's difficult. It's very difficult. [laughter] Uh not everybody gets in uh to saintthood. And again, that doesn't mean that only saints that have been declared saints by the church are considered saints. The idea is that we reserve a special honor and recognition for these people because we believe their lives have been extraordinary as evidenced uh by certain things. So, you know, he might very well be elevated to sainthood. He just hadn't been canonized. Uh it would be interesting to have the behavioral panel guys analyze the interviews of several of the people surrounding TPUSA. I watch some of those people. You know who I'm Uh, I watch some of these people. Can I interview some of who people? Can I interview one of these people, please? Awesome show. Never disappoint. Oh, you mean like Tyler Boyer? I would. I'll reach out. That's a promise. Let me make a note of it. I'll reach out to Tyler Boyer tomorrow. I doubt he'll come on. Call Tyler Ber. It's on. It's in writing, guys. It's going to happen. I'm leaving a note at the I'm going to leave a note at the front desk. Uh, this is a very hostile podcast. Can I speak to Tyler Boyer, please? Yes. Yes. Yes. I'll try. We've come a long way from the day Erica read her speech at the podium next to Charlie's office chair. You have no idea what you unleashed. You know that's not a bad idea. We ought to go back and watch that as a family. I see you're a member. We maybe we'll make that a member show. We'll go back and watch that. That would be fun. That will be fun. Uh love your style. Always wait with wonder what the monologue will offer. You never disappoint. Thank you so much for sharing your work with all of us, with us all. Go Max and Christ is king. Christ is king indeed. Uh well, thank you. Very kind words, very generous donation, Dond House. And um you know, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. You guys are humbling. You guys are very humbling when you say things like that. I truly feel if the internet doesn't prove what happened to Charlie that the fixes in to have Tyler R be the only one charged. So much out there, so many pushing the narrative. Feels like evil will win. It's tough. [laughter] Oh my gosh, you guys. CR I'm not even reading that one out loud. I have to go to confession. [laughter] Ah, now I understand why so many people won't ever be or become lawyers, attorneys, and the ones who do burn out less than a decade. This is exhaustive work. Uh, you're telling me, you're telling me you're not the one who has the adrenaline dump when you get off air at 10:00, 10:30, then you have to do some post-production, then you have to do some uploading, then you have to go try to crawl in bed because that, you know, the light breaks early before 6:00 around here. So, it's it's it's uh it's something. I hope you weren't offended by my previous super jokes don't always come across as funny over text. HighQ 100%. Haven't missed the show since Google Trends.Appreciate your voice. Thank you, Excelsior Boomer Education. I'm hard to offend. I'm very hard to offend. Whoever recommended taking some drops yesterday, I was very skeptical. These these have helped. Genuinely helped. Uh really believe the electrocution theory. I believe he was going to fake his death and they electrocuted him, which he didn't know about that part. Yeah. I mean, I'm partial to it. Honestly, I'm pretty partial to the fact that I I I'm a I'm a big fan of both. And like I think something exploded under his shirt. I think he was electrocuted. I think he might have been harmed under the table. He might have been harmed again in the car. I'm partial to all of those. 1776 guy is the one hat that I've tried to show people pics of what I truly believe is a bug drone type thing on next to him. Look for my email. Going to send it again titled 1776 guy. You can show it if you want. I've not yet seen a convincing drone. I've seen some that look pretty close that I could think, "Yeah, maybe." I'm like 50/50 on, you know. Uh Jason Goodman had a few that like one in particular that seemed to do like this large circle and I've just never seen a bug or a bird move that way. But um I've never spent a lot of time on the drone theory. Honestly, I get so bogged down on all this other stuff. I just haven't spent a lot of time on it. There are a lot of other people covering it. Uh, LDS people, LDS here. Oh. Oh, here we go. Being part of the tribes of Israel isn't about an ethnicity. Okay. It's about belonging to God's covenant people through faith in Jesus Christ. It gives us spiritual identity and responsibility to make covenants with God. Okay, that's the explanation I was looking for. Thank you. That was helpful. Uh, can you elaborate on what Charlie Kirk Erica Kirk marital issues? When did this start? Would explain a lot about why she isn't too emotional. Um, I don't want to elaborate too much, but I I I I think something was going on. I don't I don't think everything was I don't think everything was glorious at home. I'll say that. Uh, thank you, Sarah. That was just about the same time that Candace pleaded with viewers to send any videos they had of the left side of the crowd. Ooh, >> [laughter] Oh no, we've raised the Rick Cutler issue. Oh gosh, I should not I shouldn't have covered it. [laughter] I shouldn't have covered it. I should have left it alone. I should have thought that one through. Rick Culler also was to Charlie's left. Oh no, man. Look what we've done. Uh, good catch, Irona. After my hubby died, I could not find his birth certificate. I had to ask for a rush release for my lawyer. One night, weeks later, I had a dream. My hubby was looking through our closet. I can't find my Bible. He said, "I need it." Next day, I found it. Birth certificate was in it. what an absolutely beautiful story. That's what I'm saying. Like, I get why some people are so skeptical. They don't believe in spiritual things. I get it. Trust me, I get it. I was there. I I was not always a believer up through college, like into college. Um, you get so caught up in the the physical that you cannot see the metaphysical or you cannot see the uh extra physical, the realm beyond this realm. I mean that's pretty impressive, pretty compelling in my opinion. Pretty compelling. Uh the big guy in front when he gets shot. I don't think he was shot to clarify. I'm not I'm not unlike Tyler Robinson's lawyers. I'm not conceding that point on this program.Uh runs around towards speaker crawls looking for something grabs something then runs fast. Uh are you talking about Frank Turk? He does crawl around. I don't think he grabs anything. If you're talking about somebody else, I don't know who you're talking about. White hat guy. If that's who you're talking about, I know what you're talking. I don't I didn't see him grab anything. I did see him kind of what appeared to be like he might have been looking around for a little something. Uh you have such an amazing heart. Thank you. Oh, thank you, Sarah. Thank you. I appreciate that. Um thank you. Uh, please reach out to or interview dark journalist or Daniel lists. He says advanced technology is involved in all political assassination. He's an expert on both. Are you telling me how to run my program? [laughter] You can make a suggestion, but I don't think you can order me around, young lady. Uh, I'll write these names down. Who? Dark journalist. I'll have to look them up first. I may not agree with them. Uh, or Daniel Lists. Okay. I mean, I'll check them out. I'll check them out. I'll check them out. I'll stop being a smart elic. My grandma made incredible chicken and dumplings. All righty then. Oh, she never wrote down a I should have kept reading. She never wrote down the recipes. One night I went to bed asking God to let her tell me how to make them. She did and now I make them for our That's pretty terrifying to be honest with you. [laughter] Uh go see a priest. No, I'm just kidding. I'm kidding. Uh, that's beautiful. That's a beautiful story. That's what I'm saying. Like, I don't think you should be contacting the dead, to be clear. I I think if the dead show up to you and you aren't asking for it, But I I'm I'm going to make an allowance for the chicken and dumplings. But I'm going to suggest for the rest of the audience, please don't ask to speak to the dead in your sleep [laughter] or in your wake. And if there's a crystal ball or a weird hat or a wand, get out. [laughter] Get out. Yeah. I think it's one thing to be visited by the dead. I think it's another thing to say, "Oh, dead, come see me. Come visit thy servant of darkness." [laughter] You get some of those weirdos. You know what I'm talking about. I'm just messing with you. Enjoy those biscuits and gra or chicken and dumplings. God, please enjoy them cuz I can't stand chicken and dumplings. [laughter] Wet biscuits. But I'm glad you like them. And and frankly, I've never had your grandma's. Maybe they're incredible. Maybe I've only had bad ones. Mikey exchanged liquid flood used phone. Flood used arm signal. Pow. Please never stop. Also, I'm angry at Pope Catholic back at mass because of you. Love you. Now, what did the pope do to you, Miss Cwley? Was it the blessing of the ice? That was a little weird. But I think he's done a pretty good job. Uh, I mean, as far as popes go. Look, he's the pope of the whole world. It's a tough job. Tough job. Uh, but thank you for the kind words, madam. Test. Can't send more. What the heck? I don't know, Adriana. I remember before the show you were complaining the show was coming on too late for you. You said 8:00 Eastern time. What are you trying to do to me, Baron? But I'm not holding it against you. Y'all don't understand. I got a whole steel trap going on up here. Uh, yes. Good question. Bushes were also off to the left. Could have been the bushes. Stay out the bushes. After my daughter died, I dreamt she was with her dad who'd also died.And she told me she wasn't alone. Another dream was me chasing her but couldn't catch up. Like it was her telling me to stay here until it's my time. It's hard. Wow. Yeah. See, that's what I'm talking about. Like I do believe and I think it's biblical. Look at all the dreamers in the Bible. Honestly, look at all the dreamers in the Bible, Old and New Testament. It's It's not like humans stopped dreaming. It's not like God stopped acting. It's not like miracles ceased. Uh, will you please help me find the McCoy sermon where he says, "Mark them. Keep an eye on them. Found you two months ago. We so appreciate your work." It I believe was the sermon he deleted. Was it Was it that one or was it before It's in my transcript somewhere, brother. I wish I could help you off top of my head. I just was bragging about my steel trap brain and now I'm confessing I don't have it. [laughter] Feel a little like Tyler Boyer. No, no, no. [clears throat] I I met her before and during it was actually the same thing. Remind me of John Kerry. I actually did vote for the 87 billion before I voted against it. [laughter] Some of you young heads won't understand what that means. You old heads will get that. Thank you for sharing your story with us. My condolences about your friend. I too get visits and premonitions in my dreams. I absolutely believe Candace. born and raised Catholic but had been dormant. Candace and you helped me reignite my faith. Yeah, that's what I'm talking about. Like that was my emotional moment this morning was like, well, you know, I I want to do this as long as as I'm useful, right? Um so, thank you. Thank you for sharing that. Thank you, Stephan Bloom. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Uh Baron, we're brothers and sisters in Christ. I appreciate your faith and integrity. No matter the church you attend, love your show and history lesson intros. Uh, wasn't it Jesus who said if somebody says they're one of mine, then they're one of mine or something? If somebody offers you a glass of water in my name or something, [cough and clears throat] look, I mean, I don't know. I I don't know if I've ever given my full treatment on that. Maybe I will one day. Like, obviously, somebody's got all the answers. And obviously that means other people by necessity either have more or less of other groups, right? But there's something about like hanging on to the essentials of the faith that you might have a tougher time because you don't have the fullness of truth. And we all think we have the fullness of truth, right? If someone once told me, you think you're always right. I'm like, yeah, of course I do. If I thought I was wrong, I would change my mind. Like I'm not an idiot. So, we all think we have the fullness of truth or else we would change churches, right? But I don't want to go too deep on that right now. Thank you for your very kind words. Thank you for your generous donation. Andrew Kovette to the left on his show. That could have been. That could have been. Thank you, Chrissy. Uh, I've had a dream like yours. These dreams are called visitation dreams. Early on, I saw a video of Charlie Kirk under the tent. The guy working the audio on the left came up 10 mic on Charlie Kirk. I have searched but can't find the video. I too had trouble finding that video. I know someone who had it. I was able to ask and get a copy of it. But that video has been very difficult to locate more than almost any other video. And I think there's something to that.I don't give a damn. We're made of water. Is there mold inside us? We're constantly becoming moldy. And that's why we take our journey to the light when the mold takes over. Death is just when the spores finally call dibs. Meat suit mold. I bet you're fun at parties. [laughter] How much mold do you have? Oh, dude, you're toast. You're almost I can smell you from here. You're almost dead. [laughter] Oh, you sound like a blast. Thank you uh for the generous donation and the dose of humor that I needed. I truly appreciate your podcast. Jesus said, "Follow me." To all his disciples, he never said, "Follow a church or religion." Faith, confidence in Jesus Christ is the path to true salvation. I'm not going to argue with you here. Um, but that doesn't mean I agree with you. Uh, but thank you. Uh, very kind, very generous. And I like that lion logo. Pretty dope. It's a lion, right? It's hard for me to see. I mean, you I'm on such a small screen and you guys show up. It's like that big in the corner. I think it looks like a lion. It's like golden white. Looks pretty cool. Uh, work it on a weekend and I'm in for the live. I do Sunday shows. I did one yesterday. That's a week. Well, that's I guess a week beginning. That's a week. We call it a weekend. Uh my dad and uncle died in last year. I had a dream that I was in a store and they kept passing me. I caught up to my dad and asked, "Why am I dreaming about you?" He said, "Because you miss me." His birthday is January 13th. That's tomorrow, young lady. Um happy birthday to your dad. I'm sorry you lost both your dad and your uncle. Um, I I I was comforted by my encounter in my dream and I hope you were as well. Uh, thank you for uh being part of the program. Hunter Kak was in a most egregious group that cursed and cussed and despised Turning Point. Yet, when interviewing with EK and Weiss, he decrieded the violent rhetoric. He was the catalyst for the offing of CK or he was in on it. [laughter] I mean, either or. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Yes. Yes. To the left is the sound booth. That's correct. Good call. Uh, steelcase gesture chair. Oh, I'm going to make a note of this. Let me see here. Steelcase gesture chair. Does it look comfy? Jeez Louise. What kind of outfit you think we're running around here? Well, at least it has free delivery. [laughter] I'm glad they're not hitting me for $14.99 after charging me $2,75 for a chair. Oh, here's one for 1739. Uh oh, that has a headrest. Maybe I don't need all that. I'll have to take a look. It looks like they have some less expensive options if I shed some of the Thank you, though. That is a great recommendation. Um, it looks like a nice chair. I will check it out. See if I can find one under two grand. That would be ideal. That would be ideal. Uh, ooh. Do you remember Erica saying the text read, "The left is going to kill me." Oo, that's interesting. Also sent an email about the splatter you talked about a few shows ago in casket. I think I read that. Uh, the left is going to kill me. hide what they're doing to my left. You think that's what he meant when he said the left is going to kill me? The sound guy. Maybe consider closing out your future podcast in prayer. Give the glory back to God where it belongs and touch the lives of those watching at the same time. The world needs more Jesus. This is going to sound really weird. I don't pray in public.Um, I'm a I I don't want to go into depth too much about that, but I have a I have a little issue. I have a little problem with it. Not problem with other people praying. I have a problem with me praying in public. And it and it's it's I have trouble reconciling in my brain that prayer about or that part of the Bible where he talks about the guy praying in the closet and not praying in the front of the temple. And I'm sure there's some scriptural explanation. I'm sure everybody here is going, "Oh, you dummy. That's not what it means." But I'm telling you, in my mind, every time I'm asked to pray in public or every time I think about it, I I cannot get away from that admonition. And that's the J man himself. Like that's not Not that there's anything wrong with Paul. I'm sure he was fine. >> [laughter] >> I just realized I said that. Oh, goodness gracious. I said that so bad. Uh, thank you. Uh, Scott Adams, podcaster, author, Dilbert, non-believer, announced he's becoming Christian as he's dying. Please, everyone, pray for that incredible man. Yeah, I agree. We should all pray for Scott Adams. I have prayed for Scott Adams. I've watched his journey and it's tragic. Tyler gives me the heebie-jebies. You must be an intern. [laughter] >> [laughter] >> Ah, first super chat. Great show. As always, another book recommendation for people considering the Catholic Church is Crossing the Tyber by Steve Ray. You know what another good one is? It's a little aggressive. I will give you that. Maybe it's for more seasoned Catholics who are ready to fight. Uh, but Carl Keading has a book called Catholicism and Fundamentalism. It's a big yellow book with blue writing. It is really intense. But it's good. But it's good. It it for for those of you Catholics who grow up around a bunch of Protestants who like to argue, it's a great defensive mechanism. Great defensive mechanism. Uh Crossing the Tyber, also a great title. Um Oh gosh, there's another good one. Uh I'll have to I have to remember it. Uh can you tell us a story about how Nebornne almost killed you? I'm curious. Trauma ICU nurses. Glad you're okay. Yeah, I can. Uh this was 2009, summer of09. We were living in um Delray Beach, Florida at the time. I was working at a firm in Boca Raton and uh I had a zit on my elbow. I was in uh in and out of hospitals a lot, in and out of doctor's offices. I was um working for a medical malpractice firm. So, we would we were representing doctor's hospitals and facilities. And so, there were there were there were lots of times when I would have to go in and out of of hospitals. Well, if you know anything about healthcare facilities, they're disgusting. Like, that's where you get sick. You How many people die in a hospital because they got sick at the hospital? Picked up some superbug. Well, I picked up a superbug. I didn't know it. I covered it in Neosporin. Neosporin was not sufficient to kill what I had, which was MRSA, but it was sufficient to create a seal over it so that the anorobes could grow like crazy. So, I went from having a little tiny zit right here to having kind of maybe a dimesized zit that hurt like hell. I went to a dock in the box. He gave me cypro. No, the first one gave me Kelex. I went home, took Kelex other than a bout of uh the green apple trots. It didn't do much for the elbow. Clean me out in the in the bowels. Went back to the dock in the box. They gave me cypro. Nothing. Day later, I'm in severe pain. I was in so much pain.I hit my arm on the cloth seat of my very impressive Nissan Sentra at the time. And I felt like my my body was going to explode. It was so painful. I went immediately to the emergency room. They give me a prescription another prescription antibiotic. I leave. I go back, I think later that night. I'm in just severe pain. I finally get a trauma nurse. She knows what the hell she's looking at and she looks at it and she's like, "You're in trouble. You're not going anywhere anytime soon." I was like, "Why?" She's like, "That's awful. I cannot believe someone sent you home out of this ER." Like, what is it? She's like, "I don't know, but that's not good. You don't want that." So, I get checked into the hospital. Um, they draw a little circle around it. You know, it's about the size maybe of a nickel. Now, over the next few days, I get a pickline. I'm getting venkcomy. I'm getting all kinds of high-end antibiotics that are supposed to kill anything it touches and nothing's touching it. It's just growing, growing, growing, growing, growing. And and it finally like halfway down my arm, halfway up my arm, and they they consult with an orthopedist who comes in to cut off my arm, my right arm, the important one. That's the one I write with, shake hands with, open doors with, eat with, brush teeth with. Like, I don't want to lose either. But I mean, if we're going to if we're going to fight about it, I got one to offer you and it's not that one. And so, um, they come in and they're like, "Hey, we we're going to we got to cut it off before it gets to your chest cavity. We got to cut it off where your body turns septic. Nothing is killing it." So, my wife comes up. We play a little I don't I think she brought a deck of cards or something so I could use both my hands in case I lost one of them. And uh we set up there and uh you know we pray and kind of look at each other a little depressed and then the next day it starts turning back and it's a little better the next day and it's a little better the and then it's fine. Like it's not fine. You know, I left the hospital with a pickline and a bag that I had to carry around for I think six weeks or something. It was awful. But I saved my arm and uh this isn't even the worst part of it. Years later, I'm doing another trial. This is a trial out I think I was in California, but the medical expert on the trial, you know, you kind of hire experts. Medical expert on the trial has all these chemotherapy um patents, like nine chemotherapy patents. And I told him my experience with it. And he's like, "Now, what antibiotics did you take?" And I I remembered all the names of they were two of them. I think I remember the names of the time. Bank of Mison is the only one I can remember right now. And he and he looked me old white beard, white hair, you know, he looks like a mad scientist. He looked back, he goes, h, you're going to die of cancer. [laughter] I was like, what? Why would you say that? Why would you tell me that? He's like, hey, I got bad news for you. You take that stuff IV that long, you're going to die of cancer. He's like, that's chemotherapy is all that is. He's like, "You're poisoned." Well, I'm here to say that was 17 years ago and I'm still kicking. So, I don't know when that's supposed to happen. But that's the story of how Nasporne almost killed me. That's a short version. Uh, when are we getting you, Colin, and Candace together? I'm dying waiting.Uh, I heard Candace on her show I don't last week maybe talk about maybe one of these upcoming Fridays we would try to do something. Um, I was I I traded text with Colin this weekend and and he keeps a weird schedule. Like he's up all night, sleeps all day. I'm sleep all night, up all day. So I I keep what's called a traditional calendar. He keeps what's called a marsupial calendar. So I'm wor I'm working on I'm working on Coach Colin said today that as soon as you start selling merch, he will buy everything you offer. [laughter] Well, he can afford it because I gave him $3.13 for the use of the And I'm not So, you know, I'm trying over here. I'm Man, I got to hurry. We're already over three hours. Uh, my first super chat. I come for your knowledge and stay for your laugh. I see God working through you. May I suggest Court of Logic for your members? You may. I know nothing about it. I don't know that I've ever heard it. I'm still I'm still drooling over this steelcase gesture chair trying to figure out if I could somehow convince my wife that it's worth us missing a grocery run to buy it. [laughter] Ah, let's see here. Uh, I'm going to have to fast forward through a little of these here. Uh, you're becoming the Rush Limbbo of podcasters. Three hours every day. Yeah, he he said you had to commit to 15 hours a week. I'm only requiring 12. So, that's all I'm doing. That's all I'm doing. Uh, yeah. Okay, this is a good question. Why wouldn't Tyler Boyer ask about TP USA shell companies? That would have been good. or the real estate they're supposedly getting into. Uh, when you hit 1 million subs, you're going to have do an Ian Carol style 9-h hour mega stream. Hey, I'll tell you what. I'll commit to that. For a million subs, you guys can find 900 850,000 more people to sub. I'll do a 9 hour mega stream. My voice might not appreciate it, but I'll do it. Broki, what is this? Wow. Four seasons. Wow. I'll do a 9 hour mega stream tonight, bro. [laughter] I'll do one right now. Uh, I struggle with these words from Erica at the memorial service. Husband be a leader worth following. Your wife is not your slave. Is not you are one flesh working together for the glory of God. Can you help me understand it? Thank you for everything. God bless you. Can I let you in on a dirty little secret? I was so turned off by the memorial so I have no idea what you're referencing. But for for that donation, we're going to pull it up and look at it. Look at the uh Now you're asking me help understand why she said it or help understand this the um the the scripture itself. A leader worth following. Your wife is not your slave. Okay, this looks like a quote from Oh, Erica Kirk. Your says, "Husband, be a leader worth following. Your wife is not your slave. Your spouse is not your rival. You are one flesh working together for the glory of God." Oh, did I tell you I found a loophole? You know, so you know how Jesus says you're not married in heaven and I got a little irritated by that. And so I found a loophole. Two become one flesh. Two souls joined. [laughter] So I told my wife, "You better get ready cuz you got a full eternity this ahead of you." I know she's looking around going, "I didn't sign up for eternity. I signed up for 40 to 60 years. What is this eternity business you're talking about? I think this is it >> to all the men watching around the world. >> Okay, I'm going to have to pull it up now. Here we go. I think I found it. What?The only thing you missed is she said to all the men watching around the world. Accept Charlie's challenge Be strong and courageous for your families. [snorts] Love your wives and lead them. Love your children and protect them. Be the spiritual head of your home. But please be a leader worth following. Your wife is not your employee. Your wife is not your slave. She is your helper. You are not rivals. You are one flesh working together for All right, I'm gonna be honest. That was weird. [laughter] I'm gonna be totally honest. That was weird. Like, I probably wouldn't have gone that route. You know, the old chastise men at your husband's funeral. That's me. I'm old school. Um, you know, it's a message that needs to be given. Men need to hear that. But, you know, if if if you're at your wife's funeral, is that the time to say, "Ladies, be subservient to your husband." [laughter] Uh, I mean, I know it's in the Bible, but time and place. Time and place. Thank you for that very generous donation. Unbelievable. You guys are You guys humble me. Truly loved your last evening podcast. One of your best in my opinion. You had a great new reveals and made me lol with the Ben Shapiro imperson uh impression. I told you Rush was my hero, but you are my new favorite podcaster. Well, thank you. The truth will set you free. I like your name. Uh, hey Brandon. Love your show. I'd love to donate to your show by gifting you a couple nights stay at my villa Villa La Pearla in Padel Kerman. Solve the case from the Caribbean. Well, that would be kind. Um, is this the part where I tell you I don't like to travel? [laughter] let me run that by Mrs. Coleman. Let me run that by Mrs. Coleman. She um yeah, thank you for that. Thank you for that very generous offer. Uh those dreams are real. My mother came to me in a dream to tell me she was all right. I recommend Rome Sweet Home even as a practicing Catholic. Maybe especially as a practicing Catholic. Give you more appreciation of your faith. Camera guy here. You are yours is made for moving scenes. If you can't disable that dumb autofocus feature, get a fixed 50mm lens and cam body. Solid refurbished cannons and lens. eBay B&H. Don't sweat the tech. All right. You just said a bunch of words I don't know. So, I'm going to take a picture here [laughter] so I can follow you. I like that. Thank you. Thank you. I should have paid you $20 for that, but here you are paying me $20 for that. Thank you, pumpkin pants. I've never said those words in my life. First time I've ever said those words in that order. Uh, what you're doing here is so important. God bless you, Byron. Christ is king. Christ is king indeed. Bubba Bubba Baron been a fan since you started talking about the Kirk case. It felt so violating validating, excuse me, a totally different word to have a rational person not branded as crazy or conspiracy theorist discuss what we're all thinking. I don't consider myself a conspiracy theorist anymore than I recognize the legal definition of conspiracy. two or more people working to accomplish an act and in theory meaning an explanation for how something might have happened. So if I have an explanation for how two or more people might have worked together to cause an act, then I'm a conspiracy theorist, you know, by definition. But it doesn't that doesn't mean what they say it means. Uh $25 later, please interview Dan Bolzerian. The world needs to hear from Why are you guys telling me what to who to interview?You don't trust me to run my own show? You don't trust I know how to run a program. Um he gained no no notability about extravagant lifestyle and photos with scantily dressed female models. And he's you're saying he's the next Charlie Kirk? I have to look into him. I don't know much about him. I will check it out, but I doubt I doubt very seriously I'm going to interview him. I'll be honest with you. Uh I'm an O2 Bloomington grad. Got a couple years of Coach Knight at the helm and have my DDS from IU as well. Diploma looks like your JD hanging up back there. Oh yeah, probably looks like mine says uh what does it say? Doctor of juristprudence. Yours probably says doctor of what's DDS? Doctor of dental science. uh going to Miami for the game. Go Hooters. You must be rich. Dennis must make more than podcasters because I looked at those tickets. I mean, they are not cheap. Um at all. Let me see here. CFP National Championship. Uh um selling fast, two tickets. Yeah, the cheapest ticket is $3,300. Your humble host will be looking for you on the screen. based at Zenial. [laughter] I'll be watching from home. I just still have to get there and then pay the seven grand for me and the misses to to take in a game. Not going to happen. Is it just me that thinks that on my left is his wife, his right, I think right-hand man, aka best buddies, his left, I think left-hand, wedding man, wife. I think there's some that's up for interpretation there. Certainly sent you a YouTube link by email that aired today on Tyler I'll have to check it out. Thank you, generous. Uh, Hades plane drone EMP wave sent shot sound that hit the shape charge in Charlie's Road. Mike mic, they just didn't expect the trap no coming, explains the shirt and skin. Poof. Um, well, you've gone one step further than I have. I'm not proposing to understand the how. I just am pretty confident the I'm a 911 operator and when he was shot, the 911 center must inundated with calls. Will they come out so we can hear all the witnesses? There actually weren't that many. It might be a little Kitty Genevies where um I don't know if you remember the Kitty Genevies story. Maybe I'll do an opening out of that one day if I hadn't already. It's one of my favorite stories. Well, it's horrible what happened to her. She was brutally assaulted and killed. Um, but a whole bunch of people heard it, witnessed it, and nobody called the cops because everybody just assumed everybody else was going to call the cops. So that that maybe that's what it was. Thank you. Generous donation. Very generous. Uh, look at Anthos chairs. I bought one that helped me. Not related to them. Just throwing it out there. I'm sure you'll do your own research. Chairs are important. I'll put that up to look at later. Ah, not 2000. Might get that one instead. [laughter] Uh, what if we are just simply called the jury? The high IQ jury. It's a high IQ outfit. I like that. The jury. I don't hate it. I don't hate it. So, Anna Paulina Luna apparently misspoke about Erica losing her kids. But why didn't anyone pick up on when she said, "I was at the White House today and talked to her. Why is she always at the White House?" I didn't pick up on that at all. Kim Brown. Incredible. Absolutely incredible. Coal mines. I don't mind that at all except it sounds like we're coal miners, but that's an honorable profession. Just not really what we do here. Uh, we're looking for energy. We're getting resources.And a surviving spouse with children inheritance. All the probate estate. Another question. Are you ever a deacon at church? Uh, Catholic deacons are ordained. I am not ordained. So, um, they have to go to basically seminary. So, no, I'm not a deacon at our our Catholic church. They also, uh, there's a lot I mean there there's it's not just like you get named a deacon and and people know who you are. It's it's a whole ordeal. Um, you know, that I won't go through all of it because it's 12 minutes past 3 hours, but uh, no, the answer short answer is no. Patriarchal blessing in the LDS faith includes declaration of lineage to connect them to the Abrahamic covenant, their inheritance of promised blessings and responsibilities within the house of Israel. I was unaware. I was unaware. Uh Triggers YouTube today noted 6 days before Charlie's assassination, a Virginia based cyber security firm called Integrity Security Solutions registered in Arizona MKS Crazy Tech Makes Crazy Tech. I'll look that up. Actually, I'll just watch it. I didn't watch Trigger Smart today, but I'll watch it later. I do like Trigger Smart a lot. Uh, I'll check it out. Is this a giggle show? Of course. Cabbat Phillips possibly wearing Butch Hibs mask or fake beard at UVU discussed by Blake Bednars on Space yesterday. I didn't hear that part and I listened to some of that space. I didn't hear that. People were saying Butch Hibbs might be under a fake beard. I mean, uh, Kat Phillips might have been But I'll admit the Butch Hibs character looked a little fake there at the end. I'm just being honest. They were allegedly Dank had on the show today. They changed the name to El Friendsy and EK. Maybe need to move money. Saw it on Friday or Saturday. Maybe worth looking into. Changed names. Also, I took a look on names. Uh I think I know what you're talking about there. I I am going to check that out. I'm late to live. Just saw the boy interview. When they play Erica clip, watch Tyler. He looks to his right, nods, looks down because he's reading what someone told him to say. Oo, good call. Good call. Uh, we the jury. I like that jury idea. Except that means you're like sitting in judgment of me. Or maybe we're sitting in judgment of other people together. [laughter] Ah, that's good. All right, we got to hustle through here. Uh, sharing your dream is most beautiful heartwarming story of the night. Angels are everywhere. Blessing you for brightening our universe. Yeah, I'm a big fan that if we could see the full light spectrum, it would just boggle our minds. Like we can only see a little of the light spectrum. Look into that scientifically. Like there's all this light spectrum and we don't see it. We see just this little sliver and that's everything we know. That's everything we perceive, right? And I just think if we could see it all, what would we see? Uh crap. I'm late. Just wanted to say love. Keep I'm going. I'm going. I'm going. Don't worry about being late. Don't worry about being late. I'm going to allow it. Um, speaking of saints, have you done a deep dive on Mother Teresa? Unsure you want to. I'm a fellow Catholic as well. Sis has seven kids. Um, I've looked into her a little bit. I know she had a long dark night of the soul. Uh, I know she had a a strong view of redemptive suffering, which some people thought was a little cruel, but I think she's I think she's a good woman. I've got an icon of Mother Teresa on my wall in my dining room.Now, let's not go too overboard with Mother Teresa. A dream. Possibly they were all of them covering up what has done to his left side, meaning the wound, not actual two people to his left. Maybe that God say Joseph believed his dreams or Mama Mary may have been stoned to death for being pregnant out of wedlock or Herod would have had the baby Jesus killed. Thank you for all you do and going. Agreed. That's what I'm saying. The Lord allows dreams to be communicative with the other realm. I believe that. I believe that. Bean paste brigade. Mondays are for the joyful mysteries of the rosary. Baron's Beanpaste Brigade. Oh, we're not naming the group the Bean Paste Brigade. Like I'm putting my foot down. I am putting my foot down. 500 days of recovery. Shane, man, that is awesome, brother. I bet you feel amazing compared to how you used to feel. Even people that don't drink that much when they finally quit, they're like, "Man, I did not realize how good I could feel." [laughter] The Bean Paste Brigade. I can't get over that. Not even Shane Man's 500 days of sobriety is going to make me forget you said bean paste brigade. [laughter] No, no, no. Baron, you talking about your friend that passed and then the friend that wasn't in a good spot is why I feel you are so much like Rush. You give us the genuine you and insight to your faith. Uh, thank you, Jesus. I'm not going to call you Jesus. I don't think that's right. Um, but thank you. I never my life I thought someone would say my name in that sentence. Unless it was like Baron, you're not like Rush. >> [laughter] >> I could have heard that sentence coming from a mile away. Uh Baron Coleman's collegiate class or Baron Coleman's Collegiians. I like both. Oh, I like that. I'll allow that. Um I heard you say Tyler, if that's really your name on Spokio. He also uses Bower. Dan Flood lives in New Bron Falls. Check email. That's I think it's a different Dan Flood. We've I think I've tracked down Dan Flood's actual address and it's not New Bron Falls. Also in Texas, but not New Bron Falls. And I'm not going to dox him by saying where it is. My mom died after getting MRSA in her brain That's what I'm talking about. That's why I don't use Neosporin. You guys think that stuff's innocent. If if it doesn't kill what what you got, it could create a really dangerous environment with that nice little perfect seal. That's what the ER No, it wasn't the ER doc. It was the uh ID doc. He's the one that told me that that it was the infectious seal that created the problems. Had I just left it alone, it probably would have died out on its own. Um, now this is interesting. October 7th was the episode of the Cand Charlie Kirk show that Andrew Kovette came clean about the text about Charlie leaving the pro-Israel cause. Maybe Candace's text on 106 freaked him out because he thinks she's a witch. Wow. What? That's not the part I thought was interesting. The the the two dates is very interesting to me. And the fact that he's not reached out to her since my brother died in a fire in 2008. My goodness. I'm sorry. That had to be awful. That's terrible. Our favorite movie was Forest Gump. My dreams. I was waiting at the bus stop. When he arrives, sits beside me and talks. When I ask about heaven, he says it's a surprise. Before leaving, he I don't care what anybody says. This is the best audience in all of entertainment. I mean, you this is you guys feel like family. That that's a beautiful touching story.Thank you for sharing that with us. Thank you. Uh, speaking of Hunter Kak, have you looked into his connection with Destiny and the gal who called into Destiny live stream saying, "We're blanked after the big boom." Destiny quickly spun what she said to talk off air. No, I was aware Hunter Kak had some tangential relationship with Destiny. Can I be honest here? Maybe this is dating me and making me feel old. I don't I've never listened to a single sentence of Destiny's show. And he's probably never listen to a sentence of mine. So, don't feel bad. I just sent you an email link to the Daily Mail showing Tyler Farnsworth putting the microphone on Charlie Kirk before he enters the tent. Well, then you did not send me the correct video because that was not Charlie uh Tyler Terrell Farnsworth who uh miked him up. it was Philip Goldsbury. So, if you have a video of Tyler uh Terrell Farnsworth doing that, um that's that's somebody else. That's a different event. Or else you're just mistaking the two. Sorry, I left out. He showed transfer of names of companies on the computer public record. I don't know much. Definitely saw this on a show. Oh, I'll check out that. I like Dank. I I watched one of his shows the other day and I really enjoyed it. It's the only show I've ever watched his and I really enjoyed it. Big fan. God bless you and yours. Oh, thank you, Candace. I'm a big fan of yours. Big fan of yours. Uh, mail lady, have you seen what's being reported about doomsday planes? Not to do with Charlie Cook. I have. I heard the doomsday plane was spotted in Los Angeles. That's what Was that Man, weird things happened in this office. Uh, I thought the dog might be in here and I kept looking and no, she wasn't. Something touched my leg. May have been my cord actually hanging down. Uh, I've I've um I saw that a doomsday plane was spotted in Los Angeles. That's all I know. Thought people reporting their phones weren't working when trying to use like they were getting jammed. I've heard reports of that, but I've not heard firsthand reports of that. I've just seen that on X. So, if I see a firsthand report of that, I will report it and I have an opinion if it's true. I have a strong opinion if it's true, but I've not seen any firsthand reports of somebody saying, "I was trying to make a call. My phone was working." Or, "I was trying to live stream and it stopped." Now that we've seen text messages he sent Candace if he knew he was going to die, why did he not put in writing if he wanted her to take over since he knew he was going to die early? I don't know that he wanted her to take over. I've not I've not heard even Candace say that he wanted her to take over. I've not heard anyone else say that. Uh which would explain why we haven't seen it. Uh oh. Oh. Bean paste brigade was barely suggested to Jess. You didn't have to pay me another time to say that, but thank you. I will put it to good use. uh specifically to try to listen that laugh we all know and love. Okay, my vote is for the jury so far. Thank you, Baron and family for all you do. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. That was very kind. Uh Guy Fo, how do you hide a $100 bill from an orthopedic surgeon? Hide it in an infectious disease textbook. [laughter] I'll allow it, guys. Thank you. We are 22 minutes past time. 23 minutes past time. Uh well, 2 minutes of that's an intro. So, we're 21 minutes past time. I appreciate you for staying with me. Don't forget to like and subscribe.If you've made it this long and you haven't liked, please do so. Most of you remaining have. Um, if you have made it this far and haven't subscribed, shame on you. Shame on you. Now's the time. There's still time to do it. Um, and again guys, I I appreciate your time. I genuinely do. I probably will not be live tomorrow on the main show, uh, the evening show. may do something in the afternoon on the members page. Depends on how the day is going and what news is breaking. Um, I have officially three days, four days left of my full-time job. So, I I'm not 100% free to work fy on the podcast yet, but I'm getting there. I'm getting there. And I'll update you on some uh news relative to that next week. That will be time to update you on that. Uh, in the meantime, do not ever, and I mean ever forget, hold on, let me pull this down. I want to look at you right in the eye.