[Commentary · Candace Owens] Who Killed Charlie Kirk? The Hit Piece Against Candace Owens EXPOSED

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COMMENTARY by Candace Owens — "Who Killed Charlie Kirk? The Hit Piece Against Candace Owens EXPOSED" (published 2026-08-11).
This is third-party opinion/analysis ABOUT State of Utah v. Tyler James Robinson — NOT the court record. It is indexed for comparison against the primary transcripts/filings. Transcript is the YouTube auto-caption track (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-w1g3KRpeY) — verbatim ASR.

Man, that song is a lot of fun. I'm It's I miss that. I miss that. Welcome back, everyone. What's up, B? How you doing, man? >> I'm doing good. Look at you wearing a collared shirt tonight. [clears throat] >> Yeah, I just I just got it, you know. So, this is the second time I've worn on stream. I'm feeling fresh, you know. I got to, >> you know, represent. gotta, you know, make impress make sure that my wife is >> represented out here in these streets. >> And you got a haircut. >> Yeah, I cut my hair, but I cut a little too short. So, but >> damn, if I knew it was that kind of show, I'd have wore a shirt, too. >> Well, you know, we've got a high, you know, high IQ audience, of course. all all the people that are watching that watch all these high IQ people out here, these commentators and podcasters. So, we got to elevate here. I can make it more casual if you want. I can unbutton the top shirt. >> No, [clears throat] no, no. Keep your clothes on. Keep your clothes on. It's okay. [laughter] >> Um, but yeah, man. It's uh What did we miss last week? I think we did, right? It's been a minute. >> Um, you missed last week. Yes. >> I did. Yeah. >> Yeah. I streamed with uh Nate and Jesse. >> Oh, that's right. That's right. That's right. That's where we got uh I got to see Nate's Well, Booy Monty. What's it boost? >> Oh my. Yo, that clip is so funny. Yo, >> Booy Monty. Excuse me. >> Oh my god. >> Yeah. Um >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm fine. Thank you. So, how's everybody doing? Welcome to They Think You're Stupid podcast. It is your boy Danks and Real Bass. You can follow us by just our handles if you'd like. Like and subscribe. Hit that notification bell. And um yeah, we've had an interesting week. Of course, like every week. Sometimes it feels more boring than others. There's drama involved. Sometimes there's >> drama. What drama? >> There's people that are getting mad at each other. People want to sue each other week to week. You never know what you're going to get. Candace Owens dropping bombs. Baron Coleman on Julian Dory just uh you know having great conversation. I was telling the audience uh we watched uh I don't know if it was members only or where it was. We were watching him uh Baron on Julian with uh uh Joe Michael with Joe Scott Morgan, right? And I was like that's how thank you for bringing us like a proper conversation a debate like just looking at information digesting it countering it explaining it two citing it you know instead of just this oneway attack. That's how it's always been. And it feels weird to see like this strange change in the way people will have discourse, which it's not really discourse. It's just badgering and attacking. >> Yeah. No, I mean, I don't even want to talk about X today. X has been so top so toxic lately. I mean, it is in general, but lately, you know, more than usual. But there's a there's a lot of fun stuff going on. Yo, what's the deal with this whole Candace Andrew Wilson debate? You think it's gonna happen? >> Um, my opinion on that is I mean, I don't know. I have mixed feelings about it. I think that there's really no winning for Candace there. it to me it doesn't seem like because like he can't bring forward the information that she's at this point in her investigation and in her show I guess um that he can deliver for us for her right >> yeah in that sense yes but I I feel like there's no losing for for Candace in that one she can only beat herself >> that's the thing is like she can only lose you see what I'm saying like she can't just there's no winning like if she beats him in any debate or anything like he doesn't win anything and he just looks like how everybody already perceives him. >> I I don't I you know what I got to I got to disagree with you here especi only because only because you got to remember Andrew Wilson talked a lot of [ __ ] He's talked [ __ ] about Charlie. He talked [ __ ] about Erica I believe if I'm not mistaken. Although I know like he's been speaking very kindly to her. They met up in person. whatever he said. I'm sure it was nothing personal. Not trying to like gas it up, but you know, they went to him. They went to him for his talents. So, for Candace, like, yeah, when when you look at like, you know, the the size of the platforms that, yeah, it's if anything, it's going to elevate Andrew Wilson, it's not really a debate that's going to elevate Candace, but that would be a real real kick in the dick to Erica and TPUSA with all that like all the [ __ ] going on behind the scenes with them. The thing is they don't want to claim Andrew Wilson. So it's like >> they don't want to claim they don't want to claim anything. >> No. So there's not really any benefit. It's not >> Well, I don't want to say anything. They they they they do claim our not so greatest allies, but besides that, they don't really want to claim anything. >> Yeah, they >> they didn't even want to claim Thomas Massie, Charlie Kirk's favorite politician. Uh yeah. I mean, [laughter] yeah. I I actually I asked Tyler Boyer about Massie the one the last time I uh asked him some questions on text. >> I think that conversation. >> It's the same conversation. It was just I think it was like one question. I think he said uh it was either on a call or text because I only talked to him twice. But I think he was saying something about they're supporting him in certain areas or something like that. Very vague. [clears throat] Um but yeah, I don't know. It It's different than if Charlie was alive. How about that? Let's put it that way. You know what I mean? It doesn't matter. Uh supporting loving from a distance, shall we? >> I think a lot of thing I think a lot of things about Turning Point USA are different now that Charlie's not alive. >> Supporting him from a distance. my [laughter] opinion >> like an addict, you know, you gotta stay away from the >> I mean, TPUSA has changed. [laughter] >> Yeah, I I gotta say I love the analogies that you use sometimes. You just like drop these bombs [laughter] like an addict, >> you know, just we're loving them from a distance, you know, we hope he does well, but we are uh investing in other places. We have other interests, you know. That's >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Other other interests besides the American people and the Constitution. >> Yeah. I mean, it's kind of crazy cuz I don't think they ever would have imagined the public would be going through their 990s and then when I went through and found that they were paying for the uh Experience Israel project that is um that is on their form 9990s as an expense, you know, donation I think it is. It's like, "All right, why don't we just experience America? You could take your pastors, drop them off on the corner in like downtown Atlanta, and don't pick them up a week later. That's boots on ground." You know what I mean? Drop them off in down downtown Memphis. You know, we got some, you know, experience America. How about that for a change? Hit the ground. All you know is I'm really disappointed because I I finally saw a video that came from the mainstream media today that was titled Who Killed Charlie Kirk and I watched it. It was about 46 minutes long and the whole thing was [ __ ] It was like they didn't they didn't talk about any facts, any evidence. It was just a hit piece on Candace Owens. You were in it actually. >> Really? >> Yeah. I I I wasn't in it. I yeah, I wasn't in it. I'm not a big shot like you. I I saw your face. There was other faces. I'm like, "Oh, I know why Denx is in this." It's because he was the one that break broke the story about Bradley Parcal being a registered foreign agent for Israel with Farah, you know, the Salem media guy, the distributor of the Charlie Kirk show. That's why Danks is in it. But no, apparently you're just in it because like you're in some sort of network of grifters that just like have everybody brainwashed. And you know, I don't know. If you if you want, we could play the clip. >> I haven't heard of this said clip. >> What are you talking about? Seriously. >> It's all right. You could you could play you could play dumb. I know you I know you haven't watched it, but I haven't I know you know what I'm talking about. Now, this woman, I forgot what her name is, but I have another clip that we're going to play in a minute. Tucker actually, you know, has some things to say about her, or he did once upon a time. But le let's play this little clip. There is some music, so I hope you're not monetizing your live. I'm not, guys. We are ad free tonight. >> Oh. Oh. Oh. I have uh Well, I don't know. >> You got to make an adjustment. >> Adsense is >> all right. What? Don't. Let's >> play it. Yeah, go ahead. I mean, I don't >> I can take it off later. >> Moisturizers and beef subscription boxes [music] and crisis pregnancy centers. Candace pulls up her conspiracy board and spins a new yarn about who might be implicated. [music] Every episode gets millions of views. Here in her own words, edited for clarity, [music] is her loose theory of the Charlie Kirk assassination. >> He was face facing financial threats um over his shifting stance on Israel. We have to explore every lead because the feds are not. They are implicated in this cover up. Charlie's wife is at the helm of the company. The reality is that you're you're most likely to be murdered by someone you know. I think we can all readily dismiss the repeated lie that Tyler Robinson confessed to his crime. This is a setup. Tyler was a psy. I maintain that. This is not going to be the JFK story. I'm going to figure out exactly what happened and I'm getting very close against all odds. Can >> Hold on, guys. Guys, guys, really, I just want to give a disclaimer because that is probably the most facts that you will get out of this entire video if you watch it in full. So, just to let you know that little clip there is like the most honest part of the video. But, let's let's keep going. videos are not as coherent as this edit. She digresses to dreams and Satan and time travel and Japan. It's a lot. And the episodes don't really make sense on their own, but together they paint this picture. Israel, billionaires, [music] corrupt US government, greedy Turning Point, all conspiring to eliminate Charlie Kirk because >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Hold on. Slow your roll, woman. Those are your words. All right, let's let's just get that out of the way. Those are your words. Me specifically, I've said the whole time that TPUSA, Erica, everyone else, that they didn't have to kill him to grift off him. That it's totally plausible to believe that he could have gotten killed by anybody and that they just said, "Hey, you know what? Now that he's here, we could do A, B, and C." So, just for the record, Danks, you you you want to comment on that? >> Yeah. I've never really given any opinion on that. I don't think that I've ever said anything like that ever. I definitely >> I I I do think that they should that they should be in investigated like there should have been an investigation, but that that's a whole other story. Let's let's keep going. >> I think I mean the stuff that's going on in the public, the thing is like this decentralized investigation is unprecedented, right? It hasn't really happened to this scale. It's probably happened, I'm sure, on the internet and different formats, but but at this scale with millions of people um daily, you know, digging into certain things, they they didn't expect this. Um but no, I don't think anybody's said I'm sure there are people like accounts on X, trolls, like whack accounts on YouTube, kick, wherever, just like casting sh uh guilt. But I I've never said anything like that. And I don't think any of the most serious people out here doing this has said anything of the kind either. We're just looking and trying to put pieces together and make >> Well, well, that's what she says that that we're making accusations under the guise of asking questions. >> But I think somebody should be I think somebody should be asking questions. I mean, I think that we somebody should definitely be asking uh Lance Twig some more questions right about now. But let's keep going. Hold on. Hold on. What real quick? >> The problem there's a This is a very serious line that she's towing because this is where speech gets censored. If it can be very fine here, you know, this is a line that has to be very carefully balanced. >> Well, I've been saying this the entire time. I said this the other day when when all these different people were, you know, bringing up a certain tragedy that happened in Connecticut that Alex Jones had a theory on that didn't work out too well that they were I said this months ago that they were going to do something like that and try to attack Candace and try to attack us for free speech and then we saw more evidence of that just like two weeks ago and now this comes out. I I don't know. It's it's I find it all very curious. Look at that look on her face. She looks devious. What do you think? Thanks. >> No comment. >> You think she looks devious? She looks a little devious. Chat, put a one in the chat if you think she looks devious. >> No comment. >> I don't care. I'm not in her little web. So, I'm not holding >> I don't know who she is. I don't know who she is. >> She knows who you are. >> I want to see first before I give >> those who controlled him. It is worth saying again, this is a story for which there is no evidence. Has never been any evidence. And even as Candace promised, >> hold on. Hold on. No. Ev, are we talking about Tyler Robinson or something else? I'm confused. Whatever. >> We'll let her finish. >> She is getting closer to some proof, some witness, some break in the case. [music] It never arrives. Now, a daily show is a big lift, and Candace only has a few employees, [music] but she has a stable of volunteers, part of what she calls the Candace Intelligence Agency. It is a cottage industry of conspiracy theorists focused just on this case. Candace put it like this. We are all partners in this group project to figure out what actually happened on September 10th. Candace sits a top a network of online creators who feed off, amplify, and ultimately make money off each other. I mapped it out like this. Every time Candace [music] referred to another creator or piggybacked on their content, I put them on a list. Then I watched their content and when they referred to another creator's theory or piggybacked on that, I put that person on the list, too. It's not complete. >> Ah, buddy. Oh, well, no. You know what? You You were there. You were there. It's She's going to pull it back up. Don't worry. >> No, I'm not worried. I think that she spend spends a little too much time looking into other creators, but but it's fine. I think that she has the right to do so. >> But I think it's a useful data set for understanding this network. The creators on this list are podcasters, legal experts, gun enthusiasts, social media influencers, and a few people who really came out of nowhere. >> Hold on. Hold on. You're right there. You see you, buddy? Right there. There you are. There you are. >> I'm like Pluto. >> She's got you right in her sights. [laughter] >> That was from when I was on uh the Alex um with Harrison Smith. >> See, I'm not on there because I'm not a conspiracy theorist. I'm not either. [laughter] >> Actually, I guess like I mean I'm happy to indulge in conspiracy theorism, but I'm just looking for the truth. And even if it comes to conspiracy theories, I'm still looking for the truth. You know what I mean? Just they they've taken conspiracy theory and they've taken anything that you don't believe as what the government tells you, that's a conspiracy theory. And that's that's kind of dangerous on its own as well. You notice how they got Candace like glowing all in the middle, all yellow >> Yo, it's so >> I think what's funny is what's funny is they don't realize like if she didn't, you know, like I don't know. I don't know. >> Oh, and there's Billy and Brandy. Yo, they got a lot of people. Yeah. Yeah. I'm not going to lie. I kind of feel left out, but it's probably for the best. >> Yeah. >> Oh, theory. This decentralized media landscape is how influencers collaborate, how they build an audience and how they are monetizing a complex new conspiracist universe. Okay, so imagine that Candace Owens is the son. She provides the gravitational pull that keeps the entire Who Killed Charlie Kirk universe alive. Her YouTube channel alone sits at 6 million subscribers. Every episode gets at least a million views and each post is a growth spurt for her channel and the smaller ones that she mentioned. You've got Ian Carol, a conspiracy theorist and filmmaker known for blaming 9/11 on the Jews and [laughter] Israel's death. >> Number one, that is not what he is known for. That is not what he is not known for. Well, look at her with this freaking devious look again. >> Yo, I'm telling you there's something there with this woman. I gotta get there. I need to have a conversation with her. >> Maybe maybe she's just not speed. Yeah. You know, I don't know. >> I don't know. >> Maybe she's just not up to speed. May maybe she needs to like interview somebody that really knows about all this stuff. >> She's doing a great job. Let's see what else she's got. >> I'm pretty sure I saw Jordan and Kelly in that network. And I mean, listen, and shout out to Jordan and and Kelly. I I love them. But yeah, to say that they're in the the sphere of the Candace Network, I think they would be a little offended. I don't know. She's got to get her facts straight. But let's let's see. She She looks very confident right now, too. I'm actually liking this. You would normally not think to look at Israel, which is like Charlie is like the biggest Israel supporter ever, but when you understand the circumstances and the context, they immediately become the most likely >> Jimmy Door. >> No, no, no. You notice, you notice how she cuts it off before he even finishes the sentence and doesn't give him the opportunity to say why. You know, maybe, just maybe, it's because three weeks before Charlie was died, three weeks before Charlie died, that there were sources close to Charlie claiming that is that uh Charlie said allegedly that if he ever left the pro-Israel cause that he was afraid he would get killed and then two days before he got killed, he put in a group chat with a bunch of people that well, he felt like he might have been forced to leave the pro-Israel cause. It's I mean it's not like people that have these type of theories are just doing it out of nowhere like that we're crazy conspiracy theories. There's no evidence. There's no reason. Oh my god, we're just all so anti-Semitic. Like what? How could we think such things? And you know, like we're not going to play the whole video obviously, but this starts with her talking about the JFK assassination. It's like really that's that's going to be your your reference point? Well, >> yeah, it's wild. >> They're just trying to associate an assassination of the caliber, but it's it's a totally different time. You can't measure JFK. I mean, just because can I mean, obviously Candace said, but the thing is what Candace is saying is we're not going to just have this go uninvestigated and then absorb the Fed slop and then that's what we believe in. We're not going to do it. That's all she said. >> Yo, someone just said that she that she comes off like an evil Miss Rachel. That is the funniest thing I've heard all day. Yo, Mrs. Gotch. [laughter] Yo, somebody's got to buy Mrs. Gotch a membership if she doesn't already have one. >> That's a That's a keeper right there. That's the type If that wasn't a Mrs. That'd be the type of girl to take home to mom. >> Which one? Uh, the evil Mrs. Rachel or Mrs. Gotch? >> No, Mrs. Gotch. This woman. I [laughter] mean, come on. She's already lying. You don't need a woman like that in your life. >> All right. Welcome. And uh All right, let's roll. Oh, someone says uh invite you to debate her. >> Oh, I would love it. [clears throat] >> Imagine her debating Andrew Wilson. >> Oh, man. >> We get we get we we get we get Andrew Wilson playing for the good guys. >> We'd see like it would actually like smoke would actually come out of her head, I think. >> Yo, he would do it if the price was right. We just >> I mean this is you know you realize like if he gets if like is he paying her 300,000 or does she have to put up 300,000 as well? >> Oh my god Sha had one even better. Yo Mrs. Gotch you're still a keeper but Shauna pull this one up. It's a regular comment right there. Third up. Fourth up. >> What does it say? I don't even know. >> Just pull. It's two above the last super >> one. This one. No, the one right under it. Shout out to M under, not over. Yeah, there we go. Yeah. >> Oh, Mrs. Dire says she looks like Mrs. Dowire. [laughter] >> Kind of. >> Yeah, >> that's terrible. >> Like I said, no comment. Go ahead, play the play the video, bro. >> All right. All right. >> Get getting you in trouble tonight. >> A stand-up comedian was early to tell his audience that they shouldn't believe what they were being told about Kirk's death. So JFK was killed by a magic bullet, but Charlie Kirk was hit with a miracle bullet. What are the odds? >> Candace has been on both of their shows and vice versa. In effect, cross-pollinating their brands and widening their reach. Now with the midsized planets, they don't have an audience that Candace needs. Instead, they supply the fresh content to feed the overarching narrative. Guys like Baron Coleman, a lawyer and a former radio host whose show Owens calls the afterparty to hers. Coleman is a just asking questions guy. The word allegedly hangs on a sign behind him in his home office. His value comes in the holes he pokes in Tyler Robinson's criminal case. Now, Coleman's pet theory, and it's maybe the most popular one, is that the rifle that prosecutors allege was used to shoot Kirk couldn't have done so because that gun was too powerful not to cause an >> Wait, hold on, hold on, hold on. All right, I just got to pause this real quick because she like her claims are like the people closest to the middle are the ones that are like providing all the information and that everybody on the outside is is just like copying it and just covering it, you know, but I mean at at times that's right, but at other times it's the people on the outside that are getting in getting the information, you know, like you with the whole Bradley Parcal story. Well, I mean, >> you should have been in one of the bigger circles. >> Thanks. >> You got short changed. >> I don't know if that's a good or a bad thing. >> We'll probably both be in a bigger circle if she sees this one. [laughter] >> I mean, it's it's the thing is, you know, without any disregard of what is true is she's just saying this is what we what we're talking about or what they're saying. But, >> all right, chat's getting mad. They just want me to play it. So, we'll we'll we'll we'll commentate later. We'll let it run for a minute or two. >> The case was over. Tyler Robinson's not I mean, in my opinion, not going to get convicted. Um because that neck wound is so inconsistent with a gunshot. >> Now, the prosecution hasn't entered an autopsy into evidence, but people close to Kirk, including his head of security, have said that the bullet was shot from a rooftop above moved down and fragmented inside Kirk's body. Coleman, without evidence, posits that instead of a gun, Kirk may have been killed by an explosive device hidden in a microphone or a necklace. Then we've got Elizabeth Lane. She's smaller than Coleman, but a rising star. >> Journalist Elizabeth Lane, that's the one who has been positing that Erica Kirk is a psychopath. >> Lane's theory of the case is that Robinson is a psy, likely the victim of a secret CIA mind control operation who was set up by his roommate. Link is from the former Soviet Republic of Georgia and was until recently an actress and a model. But sometime in 2024, she started calling herself an investigative journalist and hosting programs on Unified TV. That's a streaming platform owned by a wellness guru who sells among many other products recliners that he claims can heal all sorts of ailments. Lane was kind of an unknown, attracting only the attention of fact checkers and disinformation researchers for her pro- Kremlin dispatches and unqualified support for Putin around the war in Ukraine. But after Kirk's death, Lane went hard on conspiracy theories around Charlie Kirk. A high-profile interview with Tucker Carlson put her on the map. I do want to ask you, it it bothers me a lot, and I know it does. It bother you, too, and I know that you probably don't sleep because you think about this stuff. Who killed Charlie Kirk? Um, I mean I, you know, there's a man in custody >> based in Utah right away. >> A fixture at the Tyler Robinson hearings. >> Investigative journalist Elizabeth Lane um is not giving up on this story. She's been on the ground in Utah connecting the CIA dots, the three-letter agency dots and connections. >> Lane isn't the only person to come from nowhere. There's Billy Webb, a Candace Reply girl who I've sat behind in Tyler Robinson hearings. Billy was a flight attendant, an adult content creator, and a van life influencer on Tik Tok before that, and now she's a popular Kirk Truther. >> There's a 22-year-old kid up against the death penalty for something that he didn't do, and I'm not going to stop talking about it. >> Then you move out even further from the sun, and you get to your niche creators. Now, these are the architects of a very specific kind of content. Content that informs the other creators and sometimes will eventually make it all the way upstream. There's Zast De Gregorio aka >> Oh god. >> Finance. >> Yo yo yo yo. Like how? Like listen, I don't want to say bad things about women, but like we've covered Zach, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. That that that's all I'm going to say. We've covered Zach. And notice how like whenever she plays a clip of somebody, she like cuts it off as soon as they say what she wants people to hear without the context. And I don't hear anything about who actually killed Charlie Kirk. All she's doing is like force-feeding everybody this idea that we shouldn't be questioning the narrative. >> Well, she's just putting together all these people that are questioning the narrative or Yeah. I mean, I guess >> but then she shouldn't have titled it who killed Charlie Kirk. >> That's what she titled it. What's the titles? >> Who killed Charlie Kirk? Something conspiracy theorist. She what she could have what she should have called it is I hate free speech and I'm going to go and attack independent journalists and content creators because I'm in a different network that probably has a foreign interest at I'm not even going to do the whole allegedly. I'm that's just an assumption that I'm going to make. >> Go I want to see more. Go ahead. >> Okay. >> He makes content that alleges fiscal impropriy by Turning Point. Anyone who knew about the political activity and was involved in the coverup would go to prison. And yes, that includes Erica Kirk. >> De Gregorio's content presented with no actual evidence has fueled the Turning Point was in on it conspiracy theories. Turning Point's lawyers have sent a seat and desist letter. >> I'm looking for a lawyer. >> Mom and Gossip bloggers who previously covered the Amber Heard trial and Blake Lively's legal drama turned their talents toward Eric Kirk. I genuinely started to consider whether Erica is a pathological liar, has some [clears throat] sort of psychological disorder, is a variant from another timeline, or is a victim of MK Ultra. Like, I know the last two options sound pretty extreme, but like that's genuinely where my mind started to go because I honestly just can't make sense of the things that she says. That's Ni, a Canadian YouTuber who started out like Candace, making videos of sailing wokeness. And since Kirk's assassination, after she started posting about Erica, her channel's subscribers have grown by 50%. >> YouTubers who do not get nearly enough credit for their amazing discoveries. One such YouTuber is Ni. >> An astounding number of conspiracist creators have shot into the carcasses of various dead animals. >> We got the pork shoulder, we got the steel, and then we got these two leaders behind it. >> We're going to shoot a cow femur to make it even harder. I'm going to slap on a huge slab of beef. Hickory smoked young. >> All the homies made it. >> I do have a moose leg. >> Oh, >> yeah. I would be careful with that. >> Yeah. All right, we'll skip that part. But notice how they show like the turkey, but they don't show the steel plates. >> Yeah. Yeah. I mean, the nobody's replicated the situation that we have. You know, nobody's ever been able to do a 30 odd six and get it to stop inside of tissue of any kind or steel, I guess, even or cinder blocks, you know? It's just kind of crazy. >> Yeah, it's it's it's pretty ridiculous. And everything that she's saying is just take being taken so far out of context. It's like it's just I don't know. It's just it just feels like it's all narrative shaping. >> Yeah. I mean, >> I like this little image that that that she's using, though. I mean, I think she could have done a better job. >> I think there's a lot more people. [laughter] >> Like, even if you count the the outer ring that you're on, I think that there's a lot more people. I mean, I don't know if there's as many people that were in uh you know, that that group chat that the the people defending TPUSA is in. Weren't there like over 90 of them? >> Yeah. I mean, well, I heard there was 92 people in a group chat. >> How many we got here? Hold on. We got 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. >> I mean, even if you add up all the rings, you're not going to have >> Yeah. Even with the outer ring, it's like, what are we looking at? Like a third of the other group chat. >> And this isn't even a group chat. A lot of these people don't even talk. >> No, most of the people don't even know each other. >> Insanity. All right, let's keep going. >> Last year, they have grown together, many doubling and tripling their audiences. And to be very very clear, this for most of them is their full-time job. >> Consider signing up for a membership on my website, wolves and finance.com. For $6 a month, your support helps me to keep making these videos. >> There is a whole lot of money to be made on YouTube and downstream by pushing these conspiracy theories. For Candace, there's the membership. For $12 a month, Club Candace gets you into a private forum. And the donation she asks to fund her legal fights, but which the small print clarifies she can spend any way she likes. And then there's the live audience paying her in real time with super chats. Those are messages that viewers buy to get their comment penned up high so that Candace might read it on air. But for [laughter] Candace, big money, it comes from ads. It's not clear just how much Candace makes per ad. According to Bloomberg, top conservative podcasts, including Candace's, can command anywhere from $10,000 to $100,000 from reading a single ad. Candace isn't the only conspiracist making a living off Kirk's death. Baron Coleman, the host of the Candace afterparty, he quit his job as a lawyer this year to be a full-time podcaster. >> Friday, January 2nd. Um, I informed my full-time job that I was no longer going to be an employee there. Now, Coleman streams three or four hours at a stretch, about five days a week. And a good chunk of those hours is just Coleman reading super chats out loud. $5 here, $200 there. >> I didn't realize they were sending you money with these. I didn't even see the dollars signs next to these things. Wow, look at you guys. >> Yeah, that's that's so we don't run edge. They're paying >> Notice how they say like like look at you guys like to give this image like it's everybody. You know what I mean? Take take one of the most popular people that like and think of all the hours that Baron puts in. >> I mean, think about all the hours that that everybody puts in. >> Yeah. I mean, it it it it shows, you know what this tells me? It just shows how many people are hungry for true information, for truth, you know? That's like if if all of these people could come out and make content, do research, investigate, uh file forms, you know, file complaints, call people, connect, then that obviously that shows that there are people that are in desperate need of truth. You know what I mean? Like of something else that isn't the government's fullthroated endorsement behind some [ __ ] you know? And and most of these channels like ours are like, you know, funded by our fans. And there there there are a lot of us that that put in a lot of hours and, you know, like God bless Baron Coleman and Candace and everyone else who's found success, but that's not everybody. You you have a lot of people that that it like comes down to like minimum wage or less. And I could tell you that from experience. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. All the people that are listening here are somehow probably watching one of the people she's mentioned so far and will continue to show I bet or at least has watched, you know. It's it's Go ahead. >> I was I was just going to say and my question is like she's making a big deal about the ads, right? How many Sorry, we're gonna get to a different part. Um, let me ask you, how much do you think that woman's making? >> Well, I I've never heard of her until today. I'm not I'm not familiar. >> I don't know. MS Now sounds like a network. And if she >> Does MS Now run ads? probably. >> Do they have advertisers? >> Yeah, of course they do. I'm sure they do. >> And and you know, everybody there gets nice salaries, people higher up, maybe benefits, stock options, you know, something like that, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. Of course. But the thing is what she's saying is that they're covering the news and just whatever regular schlop is coming down the news pipeline as to where this is an entire investigative body of people that are looking in other directions besides where they're told the information is at. And that's all I mean I haven't seen it. You know what I mean? I don't know what. All I can tell from the tone she's just saying we're, you know, it's just bunch of it's just content, man. She's the one making the content off of us. She's making content off of us. >> But of our hard work, >> but for all the people that that actually like put the work in and do real honest investigations and we make mistakes from time to time and we own it, right? >> Of course. Now, you know, all these accusations about people grifting. You think maybe, just maybe, after watching what we've watched so far that like maybe she's grifting a little bit? >> She I think she is. That's what I was just saying is she she's using us as content. She's probably running out of content. I could be wrong. I mean, >> why didn't she name the video, Who are the content creators covering the the Charlie Kirk case? Or who are the content creators that are doing the private investigations? She didn't title it that. >> I don't know. I mean, the thing is, it's all good, man. All publicity is good publicity, baby. Put me on. >> She's not even ask like she's not even presenting the possibility that somebody else may have killed Charlie Kirk. It kind of sounds like she's pushing the p that that she's shaming people for questioning the narrative with JFK when that's already been established >> that that at the very least that someone else was involved and that Lee Harvey Oswald, you know, I mean, personally, I think he's a psy. Um, Jack Ruby, I mean, it's already come out in court that he was somehow affiliated or connected to the MK Ultra program that they used to say never existed, that we now know did. >> So, I I I don't understand the point that she's trying to make >> that Hosbborough money isn't going to come out speaking Hebrew. You know what I'm saying? It's going to come out like a a blonde. >> What's Hosbra? >> Hosbbor money. The budget. >> What's Hasbro? >> The propaganda budget for our favorite ally. >> Oh, you said Hasbro. I was thinking like Hasbro, like Matchbox cars or something. >> No, the propaganda budget. You know, the the damn near billion dollars. >> You think she's getting a piece of that? Is that what this is? >> I don't know. I have no, like I said, no comment, but I'm just saying it's not going to show up with a tiny hat and in uh curtain dreadlocks. >> It's going to show up with a big hat. It's It's going to show up with big tits in a bikini is what it's going to show up as. >> They're going to try to make >> don't look that big. >> I'm just saying they're doing it. Have you not seen >> Have you seen some of the the things that they're doing with the Only Fans girls and stuff like that? >> Have you seen what they're doing with Only Fans girls? >> No, I've heard. >> Okay. All right. Let's get back Let's get back to it. Let's see if she has anything to say about Charlie. >> Okay. >> Oh. Oh. Oh. this if you're not going to like at least ask some questions about who killed them, at least say something nice about them, right? Oh, >> are plenty of conspiracy theories on the left. The right was, with a few exceptions, just better at this game. They were more willing to embrace conspiracy theories as a means to a political end. Charlie Kirk certainly was. >> You can see the white population collapse in LA. That's intentional. They've won it that way. They [snorts] want us to believe that this was a political attack against Paul Pelosi. About two 9/11s have already died of people that have died since getting the vaccine, but it could be 10 or 20 times beyond that because some people might not be registering these adverse reactions. And I'm just saying reportedly have died. I just want to be very clear about this. And maybe because of that, when conspiracy theorists like Candace Owens grabbed hold of Kirk's assassination, when they turned on Erica Kirk and Turning Point USA and Trump effectively, a lot of people felt like, well, perhaps they had it coming. >> Jen, I had your same feelings with Candace. Like, I guess the enemy of my enemy. >> Oh, I don't like this. >> I kept agreeing with her. >> Yeah. You know what? These girls are so they're so they're just I don't know what it is. Something about them. I can't say. The thing is when you you've got look look at I mean >> I think we've seen enough of that. >> Yeah, we've seen enough. The thing is at the end of the day what we've been fed is a croc of [ __ ] When you're talking about 30 odd six and you can't put the person in the location, the screwdriver. What about the screwdriver? I'd be very curious to know like now that we've seen I don't know. I think it's kind of interesting with the screwdriver being found. I mean, everything feels like sloppiness, you know? You How can they say that Tyler Robinson is the person that did this? There's no evidence showing that. >> Thanks. Let me ask you something. Do you trust that woman's opinions? No, I don't know who she is. >> Do you Me neither. Do you trust Tucker Carlson's opinions? >> I mean, I don't I trust him some, you know? I don't know who he is either, but I I feel like he means what he says. >> All right, cuz somebody sent me a clip of Tucker Carlson talking about the woman that just made that video. You want You want to play it? >> Sure. I I I think we should see if we can learn something else about this woman. >> Brandy Zedraznney of NBC News, for example. We showed a clip of her the other day talking in her sing songy voice about how we're going to need a lot more censorship in this country. Yeah. Just for your own good. No, you can't go to the bathroom. Shut up and obey. Right. Right. Okay. This is the face of soulcrushing fascist liberalism. >> Well [ __ ] >> Not what we've had before. This is what we have now. And people like Brandy Zedznney are at Stormtrooper. She literally wrote a guide for how to reveal where people live, how to dox them if they are guilty. Wrong thing. >> I've dealt with enough doxing who targets anonymous posters online if they disagree with her >> and then sits back and watches what happens. A lot of cases their lives are destroyed. And for that, for that service, that dutiful service to the people in charge, corporate media celebrates her as a hero. Randy Zedron. >> Yeah. See, it's these way the way that he says it is is kind of funny. >> It's these types of people that are chaos agents, the ones that are sent in cause confusion. Uh I mean, yeah, obviously the way that she paints it is very it looks bad. You know, it looks like just a bunch of people like trying to throw anything at the wall to make it stick. And it's so far from that, you know. It's um it's sad, you know. I mean, the truth is all we're trying to figure out is what the heck happened and is it going to happen to one of us? That's how I look at it. You know, what is going on here? >> I I I think I think we should all start looking into why Tucker thinks that she's all pro censorship. We gota we got to look more into that and and we should find out what her views are. Okay. So, apparently she's a leftist. Uh, okay. >> We don't want to target anybody and have people like looking at anybody, but >> targeting. I'm talking about Google searches. I haven't I don't even know who this person is. Hold on there. I I did see a a post from Candace before. This is the last thing. Thanks. Then I promise I won't get you in any more trouble. You could pull up all the clips. This isn't even a video. It's just a Facebook post that that Candace posted. So, this is uh the woman, whatever her name is. Uh, how does Tucker say it? Brandy Sajnney. Yeah, it's hysterical. All right, so it says Charlie Kirk trafficked in conspiracy theories in death. He became the main character in the ultimate one spun by the White House. It's a tactic I imagine Kirk would have approved of. Now, she said this, what is this? September 25th. That's a pretty No, no. September 20 uh September 16th. September 16, 2025, just less than a week after he died in conspiracy theories and death, he became the main character in the ultimate one spun by the White House. >> And she put and she posts a picture of of him with Steve Bannon. Not a picture of him by himself, not a picture of him with his wife or with anybody else. A picture of him with Steve Bannon. >> Now, I don't know. I'm not going to ask you what you think about this, but this just seems a little malicious to me. And when she says that the right did it better with the conspiracy theories, especially regarding Charlie's death, that's because the left was too busy celebrating, if I'm not mistaken. Not all of them, of course, but you know, the ones that we saw online, the ones at TMZ. Speaking of the left, I want to show you something real quick. So, I found this video clip of um what I imagine what I imagine you would think if you were like just left verse right you were maybe a Republican or a Democrat for that matter [clears throat] uh or >> I mean how could you be either at this point? >> How could you be either? It feels like it's a uni party. >> Let me know if you've seen this. I think this is absolutely hilarious here. >> Oh my gosh. Hey, welcome to heaven. Wow, this place is beautiful. Yeah, you were a really good person and now you're here. This is unbelievable. What helped me get into heaven? Well, for starters, all your advocacy for climate change helped stop global warming and kept the planet from melting. Really, I knew it wasn't a hoax. Yeah. I mean, because of your actions, the planet's now cooling and everyone's going to freeze to death in 30 years. What? Well, maybe not 30, but take 20 more or less. But at the time, you were right. Well, okay. Hey, well, what else got me in? Lots of stuff. You helped stop ICE from deporting multiple undocumented immigrants and eventually led to them getting abolished. No way. Wow. We did finally stop those Nazi bastards. Yeah. Unfortunately, a lot of bad ombres did get to stay, though, and they continued murdering and raping whoever they wanted, facing little to no consequences. Okay. Well, that doesn't sound like a very good thing. What? It was a wonderful thing. You didn't know. You acted in good faith at the time. Okay. Well, I guess you would be right. Anything else I did good? Well, you cut ties and disowned that evil Republican family of yours. Evil. They were worse than evil. They were racist. [laughter] Yeah. I mean, you disowned them because of who they voted for. And although they would have never disowned you because they loved and respected you too much. And it absolutely shattered your mother's heart when you wouldn't return her phone calls or her text. So, she ended up dying of a broken heart. But hey, that racist [ __ ] is burning hell right now. >> Wa! >> I killed my mother. Hey, love schmub. You did what was best for your political party. Listen, man. It honestly doesn't sound like I was a good person at all. >> What? That's not what it sounds like to God, baby. Although, you really didn't believe in God. >> Oh, [ __ ] But hey, hey, you're forgetting about all the stuff you did for women's rights. Oh my gosh. Please, no. You made sure women always had a right to choose and you got the government to stay away from women's bodies. Please don't say it. Unfortunately, that did lead to millions of unborn babies being murdered every year. No. God, stop. Just stop. Jesus, man. Hey, don't take THE LORD'S NAME IN VAIN. DON'T EVER DO THAT. I'M such a terrible person. This doesn't even feel like heaven. What? That's not true. Come on. All that pot you smoked cutting your son's balls off. >> Oh, [laughter] God. I didn't know it was that insane. Yo, >> I only saw the beginning and I tuned out and then the end was funny. >> I thought I was the troublemaker tonight. >> I'm the troublemaker now. >> But well, sorry. I didn't know it was that brutal. >> You know, I I played >> I know I shouldn't play clips on backtoback nights, but this is kind of a different show and it's it's your audience, too. Did Did you see the new JP Sears clip? >> Uh, he's been dropping a few lately. I haven't seen >> He's He's really getting on his ll CoolJ in this one. I played the whole thing last night. I felt guilty cuz normally I don't play the whole thing. So I even played like his little plug at the end. I'm like I got to I didn't even realize it was so Look at him. Yo, JP CoolJ. [laughter] >> Wow. >> Carlson hates America. He's a traitor. Yeah, I listen to his 10point plan for America. >> What should America be? He thinks our country should be fair, healthy, wise, and united. It would be a complete disaster. A Tucker might run for president on this low IQ retardedness. I'm completely against everything he outlined. I can completely dismantle every single point he outlined. >> The [clears throat] very first thing America should be is fair. >> Gets worse. >> You have to have a consensus that no person gets special rights ever. And that would include the president of the United States down to, by the way, Jeffrey Epste. >> The same rules that we have to live by should apply to presidents and the Epstein class because they're just enriching themselves off a corrupt system. Dude, is Tucker drunk? I mean, that the same rules do apply. And the Epstein class, let me tell you, one of the core mega principles is knowing there is no Epstein class. It's fake. It's fake. It's not real. And if there was an Epstein class, the president certainly wouldn't be associated with him. >> What are you looking at? >> Hey, did you see Trump's latest tweet? The highly respected Alan Dersowitz has written a powerful new book. >> Who the [ __ ] is Alan Dersowitz? >> Epstein's lawyer. His new book, Why I Quit the Dems, and So Should You, Confessions of a Reluctant Republican. And it goes on, Allan is a great American patriot. You should pre-order his book today. I will. I mean, there you have it. Someone like Tucker leaves the Republicans to start a new party, but Alan Dersowitz joins the Republican party. I mean, which party do you want to be a part of? You tell me. >> Not the party that's a good fit for Epstein's lawyer. >> You're a traitor. You [laughter] >> uh No one loves America more than I do. >> The second [laughter] thing that you need America to be is sovereign. >> No, Tucker's wrong. America should not be sovereign. >> What do you >> opposite of sovereign is slavery? >> I mean, what would happen to Israel if we were sovereign? >> Uh, probably bad things. >> And what would happen to America if we were sovereign? >> Probably good things. >> And that would be bad for Israel, [laughter] which would be bad for America. You see, America first isn't a linear concept. To think America first, you need to well, first think Israel and then think America. It's more like a 10-point plan. I'm being an anti-semite. >> Nothing you'd like America to be is honest. >> I mean, what the government officials should be punished for lying to citizens? Is is Tucker off the reservation? You tell me that right now. It's Tucker off the reservation. When you're playing highlevel 5D chess, you can't be honest. There's no integrity in that. And he says most government records should be unclassified, including the JFK assassination and 9/11 files. And you know, I I really couldn't tell you why, but I'm just I'm really against that. And even talking about it just makes me want to reiterate the fact that God blesses those who bless Israel. Tucker Carlson. I I call him Carlson. [laughter] >> Guys, go follow JP Sears. JP, friend of the show. Good dude, man. So hilarious. >> Oh my god. >> He's such a nice guy, man. I'm just so glad to know. >> So funny. He's so funny. >> He's a true American patriot, bro. The guy um [clears throat and cough] there's a lot of them. And it's funny because like that girl on MS Now, lady, she's coming after patriots. These are people that care. You know what I mean? A lot of them military or whatever. Americans through and through. And we can do whatever we want. We can look at whatever we want. We can investigate whatever we want. We can make money as long as it's legal however we want. We can make as many shows as we want for whatever we want. For however long we want, whenever. >> I wonder if I wonder if there's anything else in common that everybody on her little chart has. You know what I mean? >> America. This America. [laughter] same freaking uh I don't know wherever else. Not here. >> God bless America. >> God bless America. Speaking of America, I uh wanted to show Let's jump right into what she she probably needs some content. So, let's give her some content here. We got Baron on the wire. Um this is probably the most damning thing. Like when you look at this, I I cover this separately, but I want to share this because it really shows the incompetence of the entire situation. And look, look at how this is shouted to Baron. Slightly different story. Slightly different story. So, let's go back to the scene. We actually have really good evidence of what the scene looked like in the immediate aftermath. A guy named Adam Bartholomew, he has a YouTube channel called Life is Driving. I've actually interviewed him on this program uh back in October. It was a disaster. But props to Adam Bartholomew for leaving us this video footage. He left it up on YouTube. He has it on X. I have downloaded a copy in case he ever gets rid of it. Um, but it's really good footage and it's been used very, very widely as part of this investigation, helping to identify certain people, knowing where people were at a given period of time, uh, who was at this location. He's the reason we know Terrell Farnsworth, for example, took down the camera. Wouldn't that be crazy if he like did you know about Andrew Bartholomew about how >> he also happen stance filmed some other major incident? >> Did he? >> Yeah. And he just like randomly pops up. I forget. I could show you. Um I I remember looking into it. There was some other situation. I'd have to go and look at it, but it was I think the most recent one. like the audience will remember some people, but it was very interesting and and it's interesting that if he would have somehow known about this and just was there to film as much as possible and get as much evidence as possible for everybody. I don't know. It's very interesting. >> That is interesting. >> So, let's roll through this for just a second because we get an idea in the very immediate aftermath what's happening on the scene. This is almost precisely three minutes after it happened. >> Wow. >> Like 3 minutes and two seconds after it happened. >> And this is Adam Bartholomew rolling through. I'll I'll kill the sound and we'll just listen. Watch him roll through. But this is him rolling through the scene. Now it's been three minutes. As you look at this, >> what are the odds? Nobody goes through and records these Charlie Kirk events. Nobody really has. I don't I don't think I've seen any footage ever of any Charlie Kirk event. What are the odds that the one that he gets killed at is the one that someone there are multiple people, cameras like galore, all this new different setup and and and Bartholomew there recording the entire thing almost every foot of that entire property. Well, I mean, I'm sure that people have recorded other events, but you know, nobody got popped at other events, so now everybody's pulling out the footage. >> Well, have you seen any other footage at a Charlie Kirk event like this? >> Oh, no. >> Like walk around like like all of these people. >> I I you know what? You know what? I did see footage of the Charlie Kirk event where he was saying something about call signs and then like Dan Flood like kind of looked around and did like he did that. >> I saw that one. >> Which one? What are you talking about? >> The the one where um I think it was at uh was it Texas&M where Charlie where Charlie Kirk was talking about players getting call signs and then Dan Flood? >> He did that. Yeah. It's been a while and I know that the girl that that made that other video Yeah, I could find that clip, but I know it's been a while. And the girl in that other video we were just watching, she obviously didn't see that because I'm sure if she did, she would have included that as, you know, one of the reasons that so many people, you know, have conspiracy theories. >> Well, look at this. Find that clip if you can. >> What do you notice now? We know, we believe at this point in time, we're 3 minutes after this, we know there were at least six UVU police officers there. That's been the statements that the UVU has given so far. We know now looking back and having identified people, there were at least >> three minutes. Can you imagine 3 minutes after someone got shot right in front of you, you're still standing within feet of that location? >> How how how exactly how can you do that? more unin uh ununiformed officers there from other jurisdictions. Uh I see one of them in the screen right now, but we'll point him out in just a minute. We know that there are police in the immediate vicinity. What we also what we don't know at this time is where did the harm come from? Did the harm come from underneath the tent? Did it come from the Losi Center? Did it come from one of the crowd members? In other words, this entire vicinity is a potential crime scene. We don't know where the crime scene is. And so the the question is, if you're one of these cops, how do you begin to establish a perimeter? Should you establish a perimeter? And where should that perimeter be? Because right now, if let's just assume a gunshot came from from uh uh you know, right in front of the tent, right? Right in front of the tent. Well, you got a cameraman here picking stuff off the ground in front of the tent right next to this railing in front of the tent. You got a guy picking stuff off the ground. What if he's picking up gunshell casings? What if he's picking up evidence? What if he's picking up a firearm that was used? Major major major major problem right here. No competence at all on behalf of anybody in leadership. >> I know. What if somebody comes over and tries to take the SD cards out of the cameras? What if somebody comes over with a machine gun and starts plowing all these? >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. We >> I'm just saying like dark today. No, but Baron's a smart guy. That's why he makes the big >> It's like the thing is nobody is trying to get out of the place where someone was just shot. You see what I'm saying? >> Well, I mean, they didn't really Somehow they knew right away that there wasn't going to be more shots. I mean, we saw everybody standing around. I mean, not everybody. There were some people running, but like you know the security guards, the guy with the camera, like uh the man in the back that was behind Dan Flood right after the shot, instead of him running away, ducking down, he just like turned his camera for the crowd reaction. >> Yeah, that's terrible. >> What if he's picking up a cell phone that the shooter dropped and he's putting in his pocket? What if it What if the What if the shooting I mean it hit his left neck. What if it came from where all these people, these two guys in red shirts right here from all these people are standing. What if it came from right there and you got people just milling about? So, we'll let it roll for another second. Again, this is just three minutes afterwards. And Adam does a really, really good job here as a journalist of documenting the scene in the immediate aftermath. Look at all those people standing right there. >> This guy in the foreground is a cop. [clears throat] >> What scene is he securing? Who is he talking to? How is he making sure All he's doing is walking around with a guy with a paramedic bag. >> And there there's this there's this lady walking up here and distracting him, talking to him. >> Well, the guy with the paramedic bag doesn't know what to do because they waved off the EMTs. >> Yeah, they're gone already. They're in the truck by now. They're gone. Terrell Farnsworth. >> Look, look, look. The guy still has the guy still has his glove gloves on. The one right in front. Look, >> what is He's got his gloves on. And according to according to ADN, shout out to ADN, the second those EMTs put their gloves on, they have a duty by the state to take care of the victim and Brian Harpole had no jurisdiction to wave them off. >> Oh, interesting. I didn't know that. >> You didn't know that? >> That's why ADN got to go on Stu Peters the other day because she knew that and you didn't. >> Well, thank you. That's great to know. We know she's not getting his attention to let somebody run off with evidence. Look under the tent. Look inside the perimeter of the tent. There are multiple people milling about under this tent. There are people grabbing stuff off the ground right next to where a crime happened, where a guy died. So, as we're watching this, and this is going to be >> dropping he dropped something on the ground and then picked it back up again. >> I guarantee you it's going to be >> How weird is that? as we're watching this. >> And who is this guy with the backpack? Look at how weird this is. This big old dude here with like this military backpack here. Isn't that kind of strange? >> I mean, every everything >> I guarantee you it's going to be coming. >> Strange. >> Look at this guy. Looks like an operator. >> As we're watching this, we have Now, now this is Officer Baggley. He's the guy who testified. I believe this is officer Baggley here. Um, this felt figure uh on this uh on the level here right in the middle. He's >> What's crazy is do we even know that this is Officer Bagley? What if everybody they put on the stand is not Well, maybe it'd be too hard too easy to pro disprove that. I guess I was like, what if everybody they put on the stand is not who they said was at the event at all. Somebody in the comments says that the EMTs did not put their gloves on until Charlie was driven off. I gotta I got to look into that. I got to fact check that. >> He's wearing a a uniform and a hat. He appears to be the only guy trying to secure a crime scene. I've given Bagley a lot of hell, but he appears to be the only guy trying to secure a crime scene. Now go under the tent. We have a Charlie Kirk security guy in a maroon shirt under this speaker to the right. We have unknown man in red hat. Turns out he's a un he's a undercover cop from another jurisdiction. We have Chief Long just hanging out talking to people. We have another security guy standing under the tent. We have a guy in a suit standing under the tent. We've got a guy or a gal in in hiked up sleeves just wandering around a crime scene in the very immediate aftermath of the crime scene. >> It's like how can somebody how can people not be as outraged? It's it's the passion he shares is just great But if you have to come back and investigate this crime scene an hour later, three hours later, two days later, if you have to come back and try to figure out who killed Charlie Kirk, how and why, is this helping or hurting your case? >> That's my answer to whatever video that lady on MS Now just played. This right here, all of this, >> if you're charged with prosecuting this case, is this helping or hurting your case that Charlie Kirk security guys are milling around in the exact area where If you're the defendant, is this helping your ability to prove your innocence? How do you know people aren't dropping off evidence right there? How do you know people aren't picking up evidence? You got another guy in a short sleeve shirt, bottom right, right here, right right behind the word Adam. Just another Rando comes walking in the scene. He just comes walking under the tent, going behind the table exactly where Charlie Kirk fell. He's walking through the blood. And I'm not making too big of a deal about this. This is a big deal. Look at all those people. Who's this guy in the pink hat? What's he doing? Who's this guy on the lower left? Possibly covering his face. Even this guy just chilling. Who's this dude? Just like, I'm just going to sit here and wait for my ride now. Show's over. Like what what is going on, bro? This is so insane to me. >> Yeah, I've never I've never seen anything like this. >> This is >> in the in the bucket hat just hanging out. And and frankly, why is Adam Bartholomew who's doing a good job documenting this, by the way? I'm not knocking his efforts here, but he's doing a good job documenting this. So, what we've learned in the in the since then is this guy in the red hat standing right in front of the tent, right in the evidence scene, is a undercover police officer. as is, I believe, this guy in the blue shirt right here behind the like buttons. The like and dislike buttons is right here. Is I think this guy's an undercover officer as well. Then we have Chief Long who's here in the middle. And then we have a bunch of Charlie Kirk security guys just hanging out in the middle of a crime scene. These guys are not uniform police officers. They have no business being there. >> The camera comes even closer. Again, guys, this is an active crime scene. We have the chief of police picking up evidence, blowing in it, and then you'll see him banging on the table. Look at that. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? [laughter] Has this been documented? Imagine he gets electrocuted and [ __ ] like [ __ ] be terrible. I mean, this is just crazy how I mean, yeah, dark joke. Yeah. I don't know why I'm dark today. Am I dark? [laughter] No, >> I know you you put on a pink shirt with a collar and it's like >> how the darkness comes out. I channel my inner dangster. [laughter] No, but I mean it is just kind of ridiculous what we're watching. I mean, this is kind of crazy. Have you I just It's like they act like it's show's over. Good job, guys. We'll see you next We'll see you tomorrow at the next event. That's what it feels like. >> Yo, imagine if the evil Miss Rachel aka Mrs. Doubtfire like tricks us all and then comes out with another video next week like going with the other side like all the shady weird stuff around USA >> attacking Candace Owens. This circle of by Gary's own words working together to thread a narrative or whatever. It's like that would be kind of epic actually. See, and I'd be like, "See, told you, bro. She's looking for content." >> Has anybody taken a picture of the crime scene yet? Has anybody attempted to establish where the evidence was at any They're just wandering around a crime scene. This is going to be a murder investigation. I think everyone agrees is a homicide. Everyone agrees it's a homicide. No matter what you think happened to Charlie Kirk, no matter who you think killed him, how they killed him, or why they killed him, everyone on earth would agree every everything you see here is a crime scene and has no business having random guy with white hat back here. There's two or three of them just hanging out, girl with with long bleach blonde hair back here, security guys milling about, even the chief of police picking up evidence, banging it on the table. >> [laughter] >> How do you know that microphone's not going to become the piece of evidence we need to uh to figure out what happened? >> Or one of the most expensive things you could auction off at a TPUSA event potentially. >> You know, you don't want damage damaging that. >> Yeah, I don't know. >> Poor Ben Shapiro. He called dibs on it. He didn't even get it. >> Putting your pudgy Dorito fingers all over Charlie's microphone. The heck? No respect. At least nobody's under the tent for right now. That's going to change here in just a minute. Oh. Oh. Oh. Now we got another guy wandering through. Terrell Farnsworth comes into the crime scene. There's no there's no attempt to establish any kind of perimeter. You know, they'll put the caution tape up around a crime scene almost immediately upon arrival. We've got a an undercover officer and a cameraman now making their way into the crime scene. Now look where cameraman goes. walking through the crime scene, walking where I mean, how do we know there's not something right there he's steppling all over that's going to become important? How do we know he's not moving the blood splatter around so that they can't tell about trajectory and force and everything like that? We don't. >> That's why Baron makes the big bucks. >> All of that has to be investigated at some point. And of course, >> one of the most egregious examples of anything that possible. Now, we got another cameraman under the under the tent. We have two cameramen now standing in the exact spot where the murder victim went down. We got two cameramen standing in the exact spot. There's no police officer observing them. There's nobody watching them. There's nobody telling them to move. We had at least six UVU police officers and two uniformed officers from other jurisdictions there and not one of them sought to establish a perimeter around the crime scene. And you're going to take this to trial and you're going to try to convict a man when the crime scene was absolutely destroyed from the moment it happened. And it's not like it was destroyed because there were no cops around to establish a perimeter. It was destroyed in the negligence of the cops. So they're there chatting. Here comes the chief. That's the the deputy chief just walked by in the foreground. He's not telling anyone to get out of the way. He's not worried about them sloshing around in Charlie's blood back there. [snorts] You got another cop now walking through. There's goes the chief again. This guy in the register >> not even attempting to carve off a crime scene at all. It's like they had never seen a crime scene before. And it very well could have been. You know, I mean, look, it's a hectic situation. Obviously, you can't um do everything perfectly, but when you're when you've got a murder and obviously somebody down bleeding like that, aren't you going to secure the crime scene properly? I mean, geez. Anybody would imagine to do that, I would think. Maybe not, I guess. But police definitely. Definitely police. >> Hat down here at the bottom. Uh a undercover. >> I want to show that clip you got down there. Look. Check this out. Oh yeah, this this is I I told you I saw a video of another TPUSA event. I mean, you know, they're not all scattered. This is during the event, not after. But I mean, you said another event. If there's footage, this is the footage. >> Weakness. I just want to ask you why you think diversity is a weakness. >> Well, think about it. Unity is a strength. Diversity is not. If you're trying to create a team, for example, if you guys want to win the SEC again, of which I am pulling for Texas A&M to win an SEC [cheering] championship again and every single player is getting different call signs. That is that is definitional. Now, what now listen? I've been I've been criticized before for accusing people of smiling, but you cannot tell me that Dan Flood is not smiling right there while he's doing this signal right after Charlie talks about call signs. >> Yep. Touching his arm. >> And look, he's smiling at somebody. Who is he looking at? Who is Dan Flood looking at after smiling doing that little uh gesture? He's smiling at somebody. >> That's a Yeah, someone said it. That's a smirk, not a smile. >> Listen. Listen. >> Smirk. Smile. >> [ __ ] out of here. >> He's smirking. He's like, "Yeah, we're going to get >> He's He's smirking. He's a smirk." >> Doesn't even Doesn't Charlie even look back a little bit and and kind of make a face? >> I don't know. Charlie kind of looks Charlie kind of looks like he's in his own right now. I thought I swear I could have sworn I saw like Charlie >> might have looked back and and given like a small >> I've heard you say before diversity is a weakness. I just want to ask you >> I could be wrong. >> Diversity is a weakness. >> Well, think about it. Unity is a strength. Diversity is not. If you're trying to create a team, for example, if you guys want to win the SEC again, of which I am pulling for Texas A&M to win an SEC [cheering] championship again and every single player is getting different call signs. That is that is definitionally different. And unity is what creates a good football team. We're brought together by what brings us together, not different. And so differences are actually not a strength when you're trying to create a team, a country, a military, a football team, a unit, a corporation, or so and so on and so forth. >> Okay. Well, glad we're not a football team. I'm glad we're a country. So, >> it's a metaphor, right? >> I'd be glad if that guy shaved that mustache. >> 1970s or what? [laughter] Yeah. I mean, this is the thing. It's too bad that they're not going to be doing that anymore at TP USA. No more Charlie Kirk. [sighs] >> Nope. RIP. >> Now you got Erica Kirk preaching the god. >> No. Are you still with me? >> I'm with you. >> I thought they got us. >> No, I'm going to read some of these super chats. Emily xtina 999. these devious creators networking and having conversations with other creators and audience members. How dare we not swallow the narrative whole? How dare we ask questions. I agree. That's what they want to say. They might as well just say that to be honest with you. I mean that's what they want to say. Thank you for the super chat. Stephen Dickinson $7.99. Here's some AP pack money for you both. You could donate it to Erica to apply for food stamps if you chose to or a new sparkler to do as she likes. Whit it. Thank you. I will opt to buy sparklers. Thank you very much. Court dog $5. Can we do a side quest and learn about the Smith Munt is something we need to solve. Love y'all. Uh, we definitely could on one of our weekly sessions either in the Discord through our Club Club Vatra Wednesdays or membership Saturdays. But yeah, we could definitely check that out. >> Yeah, read this one. Renee, $20. Thank you very much. Have you seen Baron's Joe Crash Out? Of course I have. If not, it comes right up with YouTube search. He does a great job with Mitch Snow's personal issues versus him being a potential witness. It's my favorite Baron rant ever. >> Nice. Yeah, thank you for the super chat. Um that that was famous for a while in the Baron community. Are you going to pull it up? Thanks. >> Yeah, I pulled it up right there. [laughter] >> Gotta you got to give people what they want. I got her here. Hold on. >> The police were there. We don't have This must be absolute fuckus. We don't even have proof that the police were there. We don't have proof that this police report's real. It's not even on paper. It's in an email. She pulled it up. There's a cursor on the screen. How can you believe a police report that has a cursor on the screen? Well, THE KID CONFIRMED THE COPS WERE CALLED. HIS OWN KID WHO WAS BROUGHT on to try to trash him confirmed that no, in fact, that police report is real. The police were called. They called me. OH. OH. OH. SO HE DOES tell the truth, Morgan. So he does tell the truth. That's That's interesting, Morgan. I mean, I just I just don't understand this mentality. And here's the thing. Just like Harrison, I don't believe that Harrison's telling the truth that if this had fallen in his lap that he would have ignored it because he would have found out Mitch had some DV issues in the past. >> This goes back to Well, >> hold on. I want to pull this up because get get the hell out of here. Leave, John. Joe, whatever. Get out of here. Go home. Here's the problem with people like you, Joe. I haven't defended a damn thing. I haven't defended a single thing of his. All I've said is he was at the the base. Joe, you are you are everything that's wrong with this country, Joe. Everything that's wrong with it can be summed up in that sentence right there. I'm not defending anybody. And if you're too [ __ ] to understand that, Joe, get the hell out of the audience. YOU'RE NOT SMART ENOUGH TO WATCH THIS SHOW. YOU'RE NOT SMART ENOUGH TO WATCH IT, JOE. I don't want stupid people in the audience. SO, IF YOU'RE THAT STUPID, GET I'm not defending anybody. What I'm saying is Joe, what I'm saying is, Joe, it's possible you CAN BE A BAD GUY and also identify Brian Harpole. Those two things are possible, Joe. Bye. [laughter] You people make me sick. This is the sum total of everything that's wrong with you guys. [laughter] This is the sum total of everything that's wrong with you. [laughter] Here is >> a lot more politely than I just answered Joe. >> Yeah. And so I think what I would offer back is that's what we have been doing. So rather than speaking to his son, I contacted people on the base, you know, like, okay, he said that Nef, that somebody named Nef, which is what he said initially contacted me, Captain Nef, was the one who questioned him. So rather than speaking to his son from 22 years ago, I think the people would say, "Why don't you speak to somebody who's on Fort Wuka base now and see if there's a Captain Nef there?" And that's what we did. And we confirmed that Captain Nef and the 10th Brigade was there. He said it was in an off-site building, a JTF off-site building. Um, we spoke to people at the base and they told us, "This is the exact building. And here's where it is. >> I mean, think about how much work has gone into all of this. All of this research, all of these people diving into all of these things trying to figure out who, what, when, where, why, what the heck. I mean, and then to and then what? So, they would prefer us to sit there and watch Kim the Kardashians or Dancing with the Stars and vote by text on who's going to win the next round. That's really what they want us doing. >> Are borrowing the space. Um he told us that this incident happened and the bomb dogs were called. So I made an effort and successfully got the police report. That's how we verify whether or not it's pathological liar. Um is by verifying what he said. Right. And so that's why and as I said before you jumped on, I reached out to the people that were involved. I reached out to Brian Harpull three times. He wanted to give an alibi in the sense of like giving flights for 3:42 at afternoon. Okay. So why what's stopping you from giving us what you were doing at 7:30 a.m. Right? Like that kind of is what's weird. It's like you give half an alibi. That doesn't matter. But you don't want to give the full thing. You don't want to just message me and say, "Hey, just so you know, that wasn't me." >> See, Joe, here's the problem with people like [laughter] Joe. This is the problem with people like you. >> This is this is why your low IQ is not welcome here. >> [laughter] >> I've never said a thing that's defended Mitch when it comes to the domestic violence or anything like that. But Candace just went through all the steps she took to verify parts of his story. In other words, was he at the base? Well, she verified he was. She had the police report. His son later confirmed the police report was accurate. So, that's number one. Two, what about the building he said they used? Was that really the building they used? call someone at the base and they say, "Yeah, yeah. Um, in fact, they do use that building and they black out the windows and it's it's set up as sort of an a secure facility." Oh, well, what about this? What about every single step of the way she's able to verify, Joe, what's happening? Now, Joe, that doesn't mean that we then take that and say, "Oh, well, it was verified he was at the base. That means he never abused a woman. No, Joe. That's that's a [ __ ] position. [laughter] That's dumb. That's for stupid people. That's for low IQ people. We don't have that here. We don't allow that in our audience. So, you have to go. [laughter] >> You have to go. >> We That's not See, that's >> I wonder what Joe's doing now. >> That's not how logic works. In fact, if you want to step up your game in society and be a more productive member of society, you can subscribe to any number of logic programs. You could audit a logic class at your local community college or your local university. You could sign up and say, "I'd like to take a logic class because I'm stupid. [laughter] You could do that, Joe. You are more than welcome to do that." You can you can go, Joe, and say, "I'm sorry. I am so low IQ. I'm so stupid. I'm unable to contribute in an adult conversation online. Do you think there's a logic class at this local college I could take? Maybe an introductory class, a philosophy class perhaps, that that'll help me learn how to think. That'll teach me that if if if if I'm defending somebody on on topic A that that doesn't mean I'm defending them on topic B. Do you have a class like that that I could take, Joe? I bet they do. And if they don't, I bet you could find one online. In fact, let's look for I could probably look for one for you, Joe. I could probably find a nice introductory introduction to logic class that you can take, Joe. Oh my goodness. I got a whole bunch of them here. Joe, let's let's pull these up and look at them. Joe, this is this is the class for you. You you you have no idea what you've just walked into. Look at this. You can buy this book right here. Master Books, homeschool curriculum, Introduction to Logic. It's a whole curriculum pack. Joe, [gasps] you could get Introduction to Logic by Irving M. topple. It's a McMillan hardcover book. They have it for $79. Joe, for under shout out to Robert Maxwell, >> you can learn how to think critically in society and get along. If you want to step up your game, if you have a little more money, here's an introductory logic course. Now, it's a fifth edition master reasoning and logical thought. Now, this is almost $30, Joe. That might be above your pay grade here, Joe. Look, Stanford University. Stanford University. That's a respectable university. They have a It's free, Joe. It [laughter] won't even cost you anything. Look, it's free. They got a whole page, >> JOE. THERE'S NO REASON FOR YOU TO BE like this, Joe. This is free. This is absolutely free. I'm >> [ __ ] dying. >> You don't have to pay for it. I bet there's YouTube videos. We could We could probably find a YouTube video. The whole introduction to logic YouTube. >> Uh, probably. We have one >> probably a whole series on [laughter] that. >> Oh my god. >> That's that's that's a full crash out right there. [laughter] >> You could learn to not be like you are, Joe. >> Can you imagine what was going through Joe's head while they were watching this live? >> That's so embarrassing. Oh my gosh. [laughter] Destroyed. >> Oh my god. >> Terrible. No, remember remember that old show VH1s? Where are they now? >> Yeah. >> I wish I wish they'd bring it back just >> Oh my god. >> Yeah. Think about like all where are they now? Like all the musicians and actors and blues clues and all the good stuff. Yeah, man. I mean, um that just that's one episode, you know. I think about like all the things that have gone into this and now sticking to the sticking to the 306 narrative. There's been no proof of anything damning. I don't know how they're going to push this into trial. Personally, they're going to probably do it. >> Well, that's that's how they're going to do it. They're going to push it into trial. >> Just slide it right in. [laughter] >> Yeah. >> Next. You really think that judge is going to say no? You think you think Judge Graph is going to be like, "Oh, well, you know, after all the evidence, man, we think you might have the wrong guy. It might have been the other guy, you know? Get the [ __ ] out of here." >> I mean, there's nobody else. That's the problem. [laughter] They've just commanded that it's going to be Tyler Robinson and that's it. There's nothing we can do about it. It's not up to us. And if you say otherwise, the evil Miss Rachel is going to come for you. [laughter] >> Dan Flood looked off to his right, left of screen, and grinned like it was an inside joke after doing that sign. Charlie was talking about call signs in relation to baseball. It was legitimately sus. That's why we showed it. That's why we showed it because he has done this more than once. Ali Cir$ 99.99. First of all, I'm behind in the live and I'm trying to catch up. Secondly, Baze, if evil Miss Rachel made her list today, you'd definitely be on it. [laughter] It's a compliment. Thanks. She clearly is just taking orders. Sadly, but probably true. Thank you for the super chat. It's just 04.99. Phipe determined I get to be the pink Power Ranger. His words not mine. If this does not work, ask Phipe the shot caller. Lol. All right. Pink Power Ranger it is. If that's what you want. A blonde with brains. $10 for my fellow Libra. Big sister fund. Good luck to mama and you too. Thanks. Thank you. Uh thank you very much. I am a uh Aquarius, but I appreciate the super chat. Yeah, we're having a baby soon. Any due any day now, so we're kind of uh just waiting waiting it out. >> Amazing. God bless you, buddy. >> Yeah, I got a baby boy on the way. I think by the >> base is a really good name, you know. [laughter] >> Phipe 50 official news. We are Danks Rangers. I'm green. Sorry is yellow. Minefield is hot pink and zero is beauty pink. What colors do you want? I don't know. Make me neon blue. I'll take neon blue. Yeah. What about you, Bass? >> What for? Wait, hold on. >> Power Ranger. >> I don't know. You can't put me on the spot like that. [laughter] [clears throat] >> All right. Well, you can think about it if you want. >> I'll go green. >> Green. Okay. And Marie 9999 got the nice shield, you know. >> Yeah, I like the shield. FYI, in Sturis, San uh South Dakota this week for the motorcycle rally, so I may be in and out throughout the week. Keep up the good fight, guys. Thank you, Amir. Uh, when I need a good laugh, I pulled that clip of Joe. Yes, it was. Yeah, I saw it live long time ago. Baron, he's done. He's gone off a few times. He's done a few good ones. Few good ones. >> Renee again. Y'all are the best. Love Valhalla. We love Vajala, too. But Baron lays it out perfectly. That may have been the day he became a high IQ outfit. Thanks for playing the clip. >> You're welcome. You're welcome. Yeah, he uh Baron is one of a kind, man. One of a kind. I'll tell you that. Nothing like it. I'll tell you. Thanks for the super chat, Steph. The Joe Crash Out is my favorite. I still watch this when I need a good laugh. Yeah, I haven't seen it since I watched it back then, actually. Funny enough. It's a good one. Sam Savvy IQ. JKGTV back on YouTube. Hilarious. Your >> Oh, is he, >> guys? I'm not sure. I'm not familiar. >> We gota We We got to play some of his clips next time we do the kickstream. I want to do one I I want to do another one of those again soon. >> Yeah, we uh I'm all set up on kick. We could definitely do something like that. >> Let's do it real soon. >> So, how you doing, buddy? >> I'm chilling, man. >> I can see that. You know, you look good in pink. >> Thanks, man. >> You got the pink shirt, the pink background. I got the purple background. >> Mine's kind of purplish. It's like it looks white in the camera, but it's purple lavender. Maybe >> I I did the purple background to match you for this show and then people liked it, so I started using it on other nights. I switch it up, though. I got to do a poll. Which one looks better? >> Yo, I love this. I got the little remote. I I could go red like Andrew. >> I need a hat. If I put the hat on. Oh, no. Baron did that. Yo, we should play that clip. >> Which one? Baron doing his Andrew Wilson impersonation. Since we're in one good Baron clip, we might as well do another. >> I think I think I got it right here. Hold on. >> I've got different colors, too. You're not >> I definitely got that one. [clears throat] >> I I did I did have an Andrew Wilson clip that I was going to play, but I accidentally You actually made me accidentally unbookmark it before. >> Yeah, you did. I I forgot it was it was before we were talking and you distracted me. >> I'm so sorry. >> I really wanted if Andrew Wilson opened that pickle jar. >> Well, I want to see uh Oh, when he has the lights out and all that stuff. Where was that that I saw that? >> Um I saw um >> was it a link >> Kaja that played it? >> There there was a creator that played it. M >> I had never seen it before, but it it it's floating around now. >> Yeah, it's pretty funny. >> I'll do the green background for the pickles when we get to that one. >> For the pickles. >> Yeah, if we're going to do that that clip. I got the Baron one right here. >> Play it. >> Can Can you You You got to pull it up. Wait. Can you make your background Can you change your color? You got one of these? >> Yeah. >> You got to make yours red. We got the red background. I got it, Red. Here, I got you. >> Yo, you're you got the real Andrew Wilson one going on. >> Hell yeah. >> We just need some baseball caps and cigarettes and we're good to go. All right, let's watch. >> There's my >> I got cigars here. >> Go ahead. >> I'm not a smoker. I got my eyes. >> [snorts] >> There's my Andrew Wilson setup. >> This is my Andrew Wilson setup. >> I I need a I [laughter] need something to serve as a cigarette. >> Hey there. [laughter] Ha. You don't have >> She's going to be uh just so intimidated [laughter] >> Smoke boy. >> Hard on my eyes. Holy mackerel. Some kind of therapeutic light or something. >> This is a good This is a good Cuban right here. I don't know how he podcast this way. He must have apparent that red light therapy is good for you. He must >> Smoke boy. >> There we go. Oh, >> okay. >> There we go. Now we got [laughter] Now we got Smoke Boy. This is if I ever debate smoke boy, I'm coming in like this >> little boy. [laughter] >> You guys laugh and smile. >> Baron Coleman after dark. Danks after dark. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. Yo, this [ __ ] is just too funny, man. >> We have a good time. We have a good time. I I I caught some crap yesterday in my live because I said I kind of like Andrew Wilson and that for one specific reason that the chat did not agree with me with. I said that by default I just can't I can't really dislike the guy. I I disagree with a lot of the things that he says. I mean a lot of the things that he says I I disagree with the fact that his whole like style of debate is not based around the truth that it's just based around like mental chess and mental gymnastics and mind games. But but I don't know if you know this about me, Danks, but I am a huge fan of the Evil Dead franchise. I am a big fan of Sam Ramy, and most importantly, I am a big fan of Bruce Campbell. And Andrew Wilson has a po has a picture of Bruce Campbell on his wall. >> So, this puts me this puts me in a dilemma. >> I mean, you don't have to love and hate everybody. You know what I mean? You don't have to eliminate everybody. There is one person that >> There's one person I do want to share a lot of love with though. I gota I gotta admit I gotta admit why? Because we talked about Evil Dead. You got to bring this jerk off up. >> We need to We've talked a lot of dirty. You know, it's been >> Let me get the red off. Let me get the red out of the background. I got >> We need the pastor to cleanse us ourselves real quick. >> Going back to purple. >> Make sure we have high definition. All right, we're good. That's what evil does. It degrades something good. [clears throat] And and that's what Satan does. In fact, what did um what did the apostles and Jesus call >> yanking and banking Franken? >> He's a murderer, a liar, an accuser, a slanderer who wants to steal, kill, and destroy. Charlie was murdered. What have we had since then? lies, accusations, and slander seeking to kill, steal, and destroy or steal, kill, and destroy. This is spiritual warfare. This is demonic activity. >> See, MS Now lady could have summed up her whole 48 minute video into a minute 34 seconds. Like, Frank, why why does she have to make a 46 minute video? >> Yeah, I'm talking about Candace Owens. Yeah. Yeah. It's It's ridiculous. You don't accuse people of murder without evidence, but that's what she's doing. She's insinuating. >> That is that right? That they they're doing exactly what they're telling you not to do. That's ridiculous, man. >> It left. I I totally agree with Frank. You don't accuse anyone of murder without evidence. So, until we get some like more I don't know, some better evidence, some more like definitive evidence, I don't think anyone should be accusing Tyler Nobody should be accusing anybody of murder. What the heck, man? This is a innocent till proven guilty country. >> In fact, in the Old Testament, Exodus >> Oh, but in the Old Testament, I forgot we're back in the land of >> 222 >> of Canaan. We're back in the land of Canaan, guys. The Old Testament, the Canaanites would have behead beheads. Well, have you ever heard of uh You know what? Don't even I don't even want to get started there. talking about the Canaanites >> says that if you abused a widow or the fatherless, God says, "I will hunt you down and kill you with the sword." >> Deuteronomy 19 in the Old Testament economy says, "If you accuse somebody falsely of a crime and you're found out, you get the penalty of that crime." So if you falsely accuse someone of murder and you're found out, you're the one executed. Wow. If we had those laws today, it would shut down the internet, wouldn't it? Because all we do is we have people accusing other people, insinuating innocent people are guilty for a crime they never committed without evidence. By the way, that's why you need two witnesses in the Bible, right? You need evidence. You don't falsely accuse people. So this is what evil does. It degrades. It slanders. It accuses. It lies. >> So hold on, hold on real real quick. Real quick. >> Frank Turk with with what he's saying. I mean it it just makes me worry. It makes me worry because in in a world according to Frank Turk, what would happen to Megan Kelly? [snorts] >> I don't know what >> I I don't know. I mean, I hear Frank Turk talking about accusations and swords. I'm just I'm just worried. >> Why? What about what happened to Megan Kelly? >> Listen, don't you play dumb with me, Danks. We've covered that video multiple times. So, unless [clears throat] unless you want to find it and play it again. No, no, no, no. >> You're you're really dark today. I just want to say >> I I saw the pink shirt with the collar. I thought that this was going to be fun. I thought that we were going to laugh. >> We're laughing. We're having a good time. We just laughed for like 30 minutes. >> You played a couple of really dark clips tonight. >> No, I didn't. I played one by mistake. >> Yeah. Yeah, that was a big mistake. And now you got this one. Frank Turk talking about swords and you know, I don't know. I don't know. >> I don't know. >> Do I have to play another clip to like >> Do you want me to Do you want me to play Look, I'm thinking about Terror Ted's Tales. I see an image of Hillary Clinton in a pizza. Should we play this [laughter] one? >> Listen, listen listen listen. Listen. If you're talking If you're putting Hillary Clinton and pizza in the same sentence, then I think that we need to save that clip for kick. >> [laughter] >> That's a clickstream click if I ever heard of one. >> I mean, it's it's on YouTube. >> You You know, you can play whatever clip you want. Thanks. >> What do you got? I mean, what do you >> Hold on. If we're going to play my clip, >> Um, >> are we going to play my clip? >> Yeah. You ready? >> I'm ready. See, this is a funny clip. Today's supposed to be a fun show. All right. And again, you know, there's some people critical of me saying that, you know, it's messed up that I said that I only don't dislike or hate Andrew Wil. Number one, I don't hate anybody. I am not a hater. Number two, for the people out there saying that I shouldn't not dislike Andrew Wilson over his Bruce Campbell poster, watch this clip and tell me how you could dislike this guy. I think he's [ __ ] hysterical. >> Oh, >> come on. You can do it. >> Put it Put it right side up. Just >> You can do it. You got this. >> All right, bro. I can't do it. Here. I do. This seems a little immature. No. >> The guy sent $1,000. >> Yeah, but it seems slightly immature. >> [ __ ] little. I got to grip it. Uh >> oh. Andrew, if you can't open it either. >> Well, your hand greased the whole top of it. >> My hand or mine. Here. High five. Literally. >> You know how it is. >> Look. Feel it. Tell. Isn't that greasy? >> It was like that already. Oh my god. >> No, it wasn't. You greased the top of your shirt. Andrew, if you can't open the olive jar, you cannot blame my >> while we're doing olive jar. >> If you're so strong, you should open it. >> Yeah, I got to be able to grip it. uh >> Oh, that's Grab me a paper towel so I can dry the top of it off. >> Oh, they freaking You know what? >> They cut it off and then the other >> Yeah, they cut it off. He Yeah, he hands it to to another man right next to him and he just boop gets it right off. They keep putting Tim Dylan in the chat, but I don't have uh I don't >> Seriously, how how could you how could you dislike that guy? >> How could you? How could you? I mean, he I watched the interview with him and Joe Rogan. It's actually not not I didn't watch the whole thing. I watched first hour or so. It's not that bad. I mean, they have an interesting conversation. You know, if we have a watch party for the debate, we're going to be sitting there the whole time like, "Don't worry, Andrew. You just got to grip it. You just got to grip it." >> You know how it is when you when you hand off after you do that, you give it to somebody else. They always easily open it. >> Chat, what do you guys think is going to be harder for Andrew Wilson, beating Candace Owens in a debate or opening up a jar of pickles? >> That's a serious question. >> [music] >> The Clinton Foundation is the biggest organized crime family. >> Oh no. >> I know of. For example, Hillary Clint. >> You can get me put on a list. >> Clinton took money from the Russian. >> Not a good idea. >> No, >> probably not. >> I don't know. It's got 216,000 views. >> Well, I mean, we're already here now, aren't we? >> We don't have to go there. Are you nervous? >> I'm going back to my red background. [laughter] >> Don't be nervous. >> To sell American uranium to Russia. >> She took money from the Saudi Arabians to sell Syria and Yemen to Saudi Arabia and [music] to justify ISIS and protect ISIS. on that list. >> Hillary Clinton is probably the single most corrupt politician in US history since Lyndon Baines Johnson. [music] And as Secretary of State, money would come into the Clinton Foundation and US support would go out. And by the way, >> I did a members only live stream today and I was talking about all the things that like I figured out what they're distracting us from. And it's just doing all like all these things that they're doing is just one big scop and distraction to just push money through and to get the power through and to do whatever they want. It's a >> wait the reason we have a thousand military bases is not for military power. They're lily pads for smuggling. That is how CIA smuggles gold, guns, drugs, cash, and small for the elites in the United States. War is a profit center not just for oil. War produces body parts. It produces orphans. It produces [music] all kinds of human goods uh that can then be trafficked. Uh and the banks rely on war and drugs for their cash flow, for their liquidity. >> We got to do a deep dive episode on the Clintons. >> They're all compromised, bro. >> Nobody's going to say this, so I have to. tell all book that supposedly exposes all the dirty secrets of the Trump administration. Where do you think they got the tapes from? >> Audio tapes of meetings in the White House, including audio tapes of meetings in the situation room. >> Um, we're not going to comment on the on the tapes. >> In recent weeks, the United States has been engaged in highstakes diplomatic peace talks with Iran, attempting to forge a lasting framework to end decades of conflict in the Middle East. But the problem, as many of you know, is that a permanent peace in the Middle East is actually the ultimate threat to Israel's desire for regional and global dominance. In fact, Israeli leaders have publicly signaled that they are ready to sabotage any potential deal and are even willing to deploy the ultimate blackmail to do it. Israel's existence is not a negotiable and it does not depend on superpowers or the public opinion. And if they keep pushing Israel to the corner, they are the ones who are going to suffer the most. So, forgive me for noticing, but I don't think the timing is at all a coincidence that while the Trump administration has been desperately trying to negotiate a peace deal, two New York Times reporters, Maggie Abramman and Jonathan Swan, both Zionists who are sympathetic to Israel, released their book called Regime Change, documenting the inner secrets of the Trump presidency, in which they somehow allegedly obtained highly sensitive raw tapes from meetings held inside the White House situation room. >> Is that because you have audio tapes of the situation? Um, we're not going to comment on the on the tapes. >> So, where did these tapes come from? Which country, may I ask, has the technological sophistication and history to tap into such a room in the White House? I think you know my answer. >> Oh my god. >> Yeah, bro. Even the little monster knows, bro. I mean, at the end of the day, that's what it comes down to is like not not Israel in particular. I'm just saying like all of this elitist, all of this this crap that we're dealing with in this country, man, and and around the world, you know, the the world does not benefit, the people that run it do not benefit from a peaceful, calm, comfortable country. They benefit in turmoil and in stress and in problematic situations. That's when they're most lucrative. That's when they make the most money. That's when everybody is satisfied at the top cuz their pockets are getting printed fatter. They're, you know, traveling and being diplomacy and all this [ __ ] you know. >> Thanks. I just want to remind you Saturdays are supposed to be light and they're supposed to be fun. So far, you had I I don't even know what that first clip was. Then you got Frank Turk and his, you know, subliminal threats towards Megan Kelly. Then then you got to bring up the Clintons, you know, like let's let's lighten the mood, okay? I got I I I think I have what the people want. Now, I did not watch this episode today. So, while we you know, you were getting us put on a freaking list somewhere, I just ran the transcript and I said, "What clip do you think my audience will find the funniest?" So chat, I need you to let me know if you know my AI is, you know, >> it's going to be worse than anything I put out. See is going to say some crazy [ __ ] [laughter] >> Let's see. Or a friend. And what? Here's what happened. This is a crazy story. Recently, my friend's husband, we didn't know him well. We didn't know him well, but he was this nice man. When you went to the house, he he he was always at the grill, you know. He's one of those guys. Burgers, you [snorts] know, burgers up. YOU WANT A DOG? THAT WAS his steaks. You know, that was his thing. Steaks, burgers, hot dogs. He would just say that over and over again. He had no identity as a person. He was just Even in the cold winter, stakes, you want a burger. [laughter] Sometimes no one would be there and he would still say it. Stinks. You want a burger? [laughter] One week. There's something wrong with him. Deeply wrong with him. And people started to realize that. People started to realize that because he was suffering. He was suffering. >> [snorts] >> And um one day the grill blew up and killed him. He's dead [laughter] and he didn't have life insurance >> cuz he loved being outside with the grill but it it had a malfunction. >> So there they sued the grill company. They're getting a lot of money, >> but you know how long that takes and whatever. He was drunk. Probably did something wrong. So but he should have had health insurance. Take 10 minutes to get covered today with life insurance through ethos. That's [laughter] ethos.com ethos.com. Application times may vary. Rates may vary. Trust pilot rating out of six as of 61 to 2025. Here's the first step. >> You start lying about what happened and gaslighting people immediately. You start lying about what actually happened. We can do it. You have to make stuff up now. You have to make stuff up. You have to gaslight people. You have to lie to them. You have to say that Iran attacked uh our base first. You have to say that they they were the aggressor and we shut it down and that they were begging us to stop attacking them and because we were humanitarians, we had to do it. You you there's a way to do this. Now, everyone will know that we're lying, but everyone always knows you're lying. That's okay. [laughter] Everyone knows you're lying. When fat people say they don't eat a lot, people know they're lying. When people go on [laughter] drugs, they know you're on drugs. When you go to rehab and you say, "Actually, it was Lyme disease. We know it's not Lyme disease. You're a junkie." It's okay. Everyone knows you're lying. The lying is not for them. It's for you. It's for you. The lying shouldn't be for anyone else. It should be for us. We should lie. And because what are we going to come out and say? Well, actually, we we didn't win. We couldn't win. We thought we could win. We're It's actually not going to happen. No, you gota you got to just you gota you gota you got to basically totally invent a narrative and uh it's for us because the rest of the world now has has seen us and we've been exposed and listen our fighting men and women are great but the tacticians the people who make these decisions the strategists the [ __ ] the people that were supposed to consider all of these things the drones that changed warfare and aircraft craft carriers weren't going to be that effective and like we weren't going to be able to go in there and like maybe we shouldn't have killed their leader day one or whatever. All of the things we think we are the the big military superpower. It's starting to dawn on us that actually we're not that this war has kind of shown us and again it's not reflective of the troops and I'm sure we have a lot of nukes and stuff like that but you just can't you can't win like that anymore. that there's nothing to win. So the reality is we just have to as a country and I'm fine with that cowardly gracefully leave and lie about it for the rest of our lives. I'll do [laughter] it. I will I will lie about it for the rest of my life. I will lie to my f I don't have children, but I'll lie to my French children about it. [laughter] I'll lie for the rest of my life about the Iran war. If we leave tonight, I'll say we won. [laughter] I will completely contribute to the fallacy that we won this war. We can't I mean, here's Trump again saying that they uh called him and asked him not to uh which by the way, this is a little preview of what's probably going to end up happening in in the future, which is that we say that they called us and asked us to not bomb them and we said, "Okay, here we go." That's the oldfashioned way. To the victor belong the spoils, right? And we're doing the same thing, by the way, in the lovely Islamic Republic of Iran. We're doing We're knocking the hell out of here. Knock. >> This is all This is, by the way, just stop it for a minute. This is [clears throat] what we heard in Iraq. It's a famous line from the Sopranos where Michael Imperial's character, Christopher Molttoante, goes, "Don't you listen to President? WE'RE KICKING THE [ __ ] out of those guys over there." It's like this is just the the same thing. It's just a lowinformation people that don't really know what's going on, that don't pay that much attention. They just hear Trump goes, "We're knocking the [ __ ] out of them." And people go, "Good." It makes them feel good when they're driving in their car, you know, like a suburb of Las Vegas or something. And he goes, "We're knocking the [ __ ] out of them." And people go, "Good, good." >> [laughter] >> It's funny that someone like Tim Dylan can like, you know, he's like a new fresh face that every week we can kind of like look to and laugh and and he breaks down politics. It's just such a easy to digest but real way. You know, >> I've said it so many times that Tim Dylan is like he just has a freaking gift from God >> to educate people and tell them about all the horrible things going on in the world and make you laugh while he's doing it. The only other person that really has that gift is probably Jimmy Door. >> Actually, there's probably other people, but those are the first two that come to my mind. Yeah, those are the first two that come to my mind. I mean, all the top top tier podcasters, they all have their own version of it. You know, Jesse on fire, Baron, Candace, Ian, everyone's got their own personality, you know, that's what draws people coming back. I I honestly believe it doesn't matter if it's the Charlie Kirk theory or anything else we'd be talking about. People that are here, they'll be here. You know what I mean? the ones that show up for the audience, for the fan, uh the the creator, they're going to show up because they like what the person is talking about. You know, >> you know what I was thinking about when Tim Dylan was talking about all these people that are like listening in their car and they don't really know what's going on and they're like, "Oh yeah, like just like nodding along with it." It that is pro. He's probably talking about the same type of people that watch the evil Miss Rachel, [laughter] >> right? Evil Miss Rachel. Don't want to mess with her. The >> the the people that don't really know what's going on that just believe that Tyler Robinson shot and killed Charlie Kirk with a 306 in the neck and that he did it all by himself. Lance Twigs had nothing to do with it. He was just like the star witness, you know, even even though Tyler did it for his love of Lance that Lance was just such a freaking star witness that said, "You know what? I'm going to throw Tyler under the bus. I'm going to cooperate. I'm going to give him everything that I got the same way I gave Tyler the Dremel." >> Isn't that what happened? >> Yeah. >> That's what they want us to believe. >> From what? From what I understand, Tyler said, "Do we have a Dremel?" >> What's a Dremel? >> That is the tool in which the bullets were allegedly engraved. >> Oh, >> yes. Yes. >> I see. I see. >> Tyler has plans for that one. >> I see. Welcome, Renee. That's you. >> Oh, thank you very much, dude. I'm a huge fan of Evil Dead franchise and I have no problem disliking Andrew Wilson. You know what? [laughter] You know, maybe maybe it's because I I've never really watched a lot of Andrew Wilson. Maybe if I watch more one day, I'll be able to dislike him, too. >> All right, I think I'm going to wrap it up. That was we we made it another week somehow through all the treachery, the fake media attacks, the slanders, the the deployed parasitic propaganda machine artists, but we made it another week. >> Yes, we Yes, we did. And guys, if you need something else to watch tonight, I just released a video a few hours before this stream. Uh, shout out to Trevor Hess and Kevin is a human. It is a friendly debate that gets a little heated at times, but it's a really good video. It's on all three of our channels. If you haven't checked it out, please do. We cover We cover a lot of controversial things, but it's a very serious talk and it's really good. >> Danks, you have anything that you would like to plug? >> I just saw your thing. You said we just got got what is it? the uh >> No, no, I I'll I'll tell you later. >> Oh, you'll Oh, I see it. I see it. I see it. All right. Well, we'll see you guys in the next one. Thank you. I am live on Monday. So, I'll see you guys Monday. Join us on Club Trip. >> Hold on. I will be live tomorrow. I will be live tomorrow. Um I'm not sure what time, but I will be live with Vajala VFT and Elizabeth Lane. So yeah, definitely check that one out. >> Nice. I look forward to it. I'll be checking it out. >> All right, have a good night everybody. Thank you very much everyone. Appreciate it. We'll see you guys uh next week as