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State's Filing in Robinson Case Flops and is Being Dishonestly Represented - Ep 163

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State's Filing in Robinson Case Flops and is Being Dishonestly Represented - Ep 163

The speaker, a commentator on the Charlie Kirk case, addresses a recent Utah state filing, arguing that the defense’s lack of challenges at the preliminary hearing is not an admission of guilt. He explains that legal standards require judges to draw all reasonable inferences in favor of the state, making defense challenges futile at this stage. The filing’s opening paragraph, which states the defense didn’t dispute key evidence, is framed as a social media trap, exploited by commentators like Blake Snell to falsely claim concessions. The speaker emphasizes that preserving issues for appeal, such as hearsay objections, is strategic, not a waiver. He then pivots to a broader conspiracy theory, detailing a timeline: Kirk’s May 2025 letter to Netanyahu criticizing Israel’s PR efforts, the June 12-day war, July approaches to PBD about running Iran, and an August offer to Kirk in the Hamptons. The speaker argues Kirk’s opposition to an Iran war and his potential exit from pro-Israel advocacy made him a liability, leading to his September death. He suggests Kirk’s influence could have harmed Israel’s interests, drawing parallels to mafia-style silencing. Additionally, he criticizes TPSA’s aging membership and leadership, claiming the organization has lost its youthful edge. Overall, the speaker contends that the state’s filing is misleading, and Kirk’s death is linked to geopolitical motives, urging followers to view evidence with skepticism.

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Good afternoon, fellow decoys. If the sound sucks, tell me and I'll fix it. We made a few adjustments. I'm hoping it makes it a little louder. I don't know if it does or not. If it's all compressed on the top end and sounds terrible, please let me know. Guys, welcome in, welcome in, welcome in. Yet red was the color of the day. Guys, we've got a lot to talk about. The fed slappers are in full effect and they have no idea what they're talking about. They absolutely have no idea what they're talking about. So I had to take to a matinee show to get it out because, because sounds like, I can't make it either. I'm trying my best here, guys, try my best. Daisy will tell you I've got some new stuff coming in the next couple of days. Hopefully it'll improve. In the meantime, just crank it up as loud as you can and we will try to get there and be as high quality of a sound as we can get. I don't have no idea what's changed, but we're trying our best, trying our best. Okay, we had to get out in front of all this fedslop. We had to get out in front of all this fedslop because we keep reading and I'm gonna go through some of these today. I'm gonna go through some of these today. Oh my gosh, did you see the filing first? We have to address the obvious. This was the state's filing. This was not a defense filing. I've seen more than one person on X saying, the defense admitted they knew everything. Look, it says it right here. The defense said nothing. The defense said absolutely nothing. That is not a defense document. That is the state of Utah's document. Keep in mind, the state of Utah's position is, he did it and they wanna put him to death. Like their blood Thursday, you can read, you can feel the blood coming out of their mouth and down their cheeks while they're writing it. As you read it, you can kind of get that sensation, that warm, glowy, liquidy sensation coming down the sides of their cheeks. Now, so we will go through it and explain why it is not at all saying what they suggest. I have tried time and time again to articulate this to the fedsloppers, they refuse to listen. It leaves me with but one obvious conclusion. They're not after the truth. The fedsloppers are not after the truth. They're after a result for some reason and we'll talk about why. We're gonna go back in time a little bit today. We're gonna talk about the filing and then we're gonna go back in time a little bit and we're gonna look at what was happening globally in the months leading up to Charlie Kirk passing away. We're gonna look at what was going on in Charlie Kirk's life as early as May. And then some other things that were going on in June, July in August before Charlie Kirk finally passed away in September to put a little global context in. You know, we learned during the great debate they phrase positive evidence. - That positive evidence. Do you have positive evidence? I have positive evidence. I've got positive evidence right here. I got loads. I sit around on positive evidence. Well, sometimes you just got to look around and add stuff up, right? If I have a one here and a one here, I've got two things. - Do you have positive evidence this too? - Well, I mean, look, I've got one here and one here. I can put things together. I can add things up. So we will go through this. We'll go through this. We're even going to ladies and gentlemen. I'm gonna give you a sneak peek. I'll do it now. I can't wait any longer. This I've got to show you. TPSA has turned into a geriatric convention. I don't know any other way to say it. This great proud college organization that Charlie left behind. I think the average age in this picture is like 61. This was a TPSA event, featuring a very strangely dressed CEO who looks like she's wearing a man's belt, high-waisted wide leg jeans, dirty tennis shoes, a silk shirt for some reason, buttoned all the way to the top button and a hat. But look at the start looking around at the age of these people. They're a few younger people. And by younger, I mean, like maybe 30, 35. But some of these people, I mean, no offense to this guy on the right. I'm sure she's lovely. But I mean, she could, she could be in her seventies. Ladies and gentlemen, this guy on the left, he could be in his mid to late sixties. Look at the guy just over Erica Kirk's right shoulder, camera left. That guy could be in his sixties. The guy over his shoulder could be midsy. I mean, this is, when you start looking at each one of these people, this is no longer, we keep being told, you're trying to destroy Coleman Candace. You're trying to destroy the largest youth conservative movement in American history. It looks destroyed. That doesn't look very youthful. No offense, no offense. But I don't even think the fountain of youth could restore some of those people. It's just not, it's not a youth movement anymore. It's just not. It is basically the Fox News crew, the Boomer crew, the 55 plus hanging out in Phoenix. With Erica, and I have no idea why I don't know why. Well, I do know why because young people don't like her. They see Druski, they like Druski. All right, so I don't want to dwell on that. I just noticed it, just noticed it. But I don't want to start rolling through some of the show today. We got to look really quickly at the state's filing because there is a sentence or a paragraph that was included specifically for the Fed sloppers. This was not an accident, ladies and gentlemen. They knew that this would make a good screen cap on X. They knew it would make good fodder for semi-low IQ people all over, where do I want to be? There I want to be. They knew it would make good fodder for semi-low IQ people. So this is the filing. Notice it is the reply memorandum in support of preliminary hearing bind over in support of bind over. That's how you know it's the states. That and they say they're the ones that filed it. But they're supporting a bind over. Bind over, just meaning we believe we've met the very minimal burden to send this thing to trial. Your humble host told you before the preliminary hearing even started, it was going to trial. This is all show boating. This is fun in games. This is trying to get in a few public digs. There's no way this thing doesn't go to trial. But here is what it says. This is what they keep. They put this paragraph in right here on the first page in order to have this screen capped and put all over X. Defendant does not challenge the substance of the evidence demonstrating that he was the person who crawled on the sniper's perch on the Losi building rooftop, fired that fatal shot that killed Mr. Charlie Kirk, hid the rifle in a wooden area, got rid of some of the clothing he was wearing, and told his roommate to delete their texts about the shooting. They knew it would look just like this on X. They're going to highlight it in blue. And then they're going to screen cap it. Then they're going to put it on X. And they're going to say, I hope Candice is feeling okay today. Oh man, she's cooked. Ladies and gentlemen, there's nobody cooked here. There's no cooking being done. Nobody's cooked. Nobody's cooked. This is a reality of a preliminary stage. I remind you of what I have reminded you about time and time and time again. At the preliminary stage, there's really no reason to challenge very much. It's not something that needs to be done. It's not something that has to be done. Here's what I mean by that. You know this is going to trial. You know the only thing the state has to show is anything that tends to show that he was on the roof, meaning we have a single person who says, oh, that looks like him on camera. That's enough. That's enough. That puts him on the roof. Any evidence you tend to produce that shows that's not him on the roof is irrelevant. The judge is not allowed to weigh conflicting evidence. Now, they've said there was a gunshot. A, you know, the medical examiner said he died by gunshot. Okay, that's enough. If you show evidence that there was some other mechanism at work, a gunshot from a different location, maybe a lower caliber round, exploding microphone, some sort of necklace action, some sort of unknown, no matter what you tend to show, it's wholly irrelevant. It's wholly irrelevant. It doesn't matter because the judge has in his possession evidence that would show it was a gunshot, a 30 out of six round. That's enough. That's all they need. They don't need anything else. You don't need anything else. And so if you go and you show, and let's say you had a really credible expert witness or you had a really credible piece of evidence that showed it was an exploding microphone. It's the judge looks at it and says, yeah, but they said it was a gunshot. And here's evidence says there's a gunshot. I'm not allowed to weigh evidence. And so I cannot consider this. I legally cannot consider this. Someone's saying it froze up. Okay, some people are saying it hadn't, I don't know what to do with it. I'm gonna keep going as if it's not frozen. But the judge is not allowed to consider this other evidence. He's not allowed to weigh conflict and come to a conclusion about which one he believes. He must resolve all inferences in favor of the state. And so it is absolute lunacy to say, well, the state didn't challenge that he was shot with a gun. Well, of course they did. I mean, the defense didn't challenge he was shot with a gun. Of course they didn't, why would they? The state said he was shot with a gun and they gave a piece of evidence that said he was shot with a gun. Anything else is irrelevant. The judge is not allowed to consider it. Well, the defense didn't challenge that it was him on the roof. Of course not. The state gave evidence from which it could be reasonably inferred. It was Tyler Robinson on the roof. They have somebody who identified Tyler Robinson as lousy as that identification was in the stairwell. And then they said that he is the same guy who went up on the roof. They had a cop that said that. And then they said, that he ran over to the shooters perch and fired a shot. There's your evidence. Any conflict in that evidence, any conflict whatsoever in that evidence, is wholly irrelevant. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. You cannot resolve it in favor of the defendant. You have to resolve it in favor of the state. And so, when you put a statement like this on paper, there's only one reason they would put this in their filing. And it's so that low IQ people on X will run out there and say exactly what we've been hearing all day today. Well, they didn't even challenge it. They didn't even challenge it. They didn't challenge it. They've conceded it. They've admitted it. Now, keep in mind, they did not challenge. It's not the same as they admitted. Those are two different concepts. I know that's. Look, this is a high IQ outfit. I just assume people know the difference. But I'll explain it. I'll explain it. They are two different concepts. If I don't challenge that I was in Texas last night, that does not mean I'm admitting I was in Texas. If I don't challenge that I weigh 300 pounds, that doesn't mean I admit I weigh 300 pounds. If I don't challenge, I had pizza for lunch. It doesn't mean I had pizza for lunch. All those things are false. But I didn't challenge any of them. So, because he didn't challenge it, you have really low IQ people running around on social media saying that he must have admitted it because he didn't challenge it. Otherwise, why wouldn't he have challenged it? And I just explained it. The challenge would have been worthless. It wouldn't have mattered. The judge would not be permitted by law to consider that challenge at all. And so, why bother showing your hand? It shouldn't. It might be difficult to understand. I don't think it should be difficult to understand. Someone said, "I ate 300 pounds of pizza in Texas last night." Thank you. You sound like a fed slapper. You have the logical understanding of a fed slapper that you are now caught up with people like Gary and Viva. You're on the same par now as these people. You and Blake Sniff have similar IQs now. But that is the reason they didn't challenge it. It doesn't matter if they challenge it. The judge isn't permitted to consider it anyway, so what difference does it make? Hit the rifle in a wooded area. They said they had them on camera running to the wooden area with a rifle. Now, you could look at that and say, "I don't see a rifle. Do you see a rifle, judge?" And the judge says, "I don't really see a rifle." But the cop said he's carrying a rifle. So therefore, the judge has to infer that he's carrying a rifle. That's the law in Utah. And I cannot overstate this enough, which is why I've repeated it 30 times. You cannot overstate it enough that this is such a fundamentally dishonest way to try to taint the public against Tyler Robinson. This is, in my opinion, this is an abuse of the legal process. Now, the state, I think, may have correctly identified an abuse of legal process from the defense. We'll talk about that in a minute. And shame on the defense if they're right. If the state's right, shame on the defense. I'm not a Utah lawyer. I have not researched Utah law and preliminary hearings and inferences versus speculation. But if the prosecution's right later will show you in just a few minutes, then shame on the defense. They made a massive error, a massive mistake. I don't think they should be sanctioned or anything, but they should be humiliated. And I hope they are. If the state is right. So, that would go to sentence two. Now that we've kind of gone over that. Rather, he merely asserts the repeatedly rejected claim that the overwhelming evidence establishing some of these facts could not be introduced as reliable hearsay at the preliminary hearing. Why might the defense keep saying that over and over when the law in Utah is that reliable hearsay is permitted in Utah courts for preliminary hearings. Because if you don't raise the issue at the stage and have the judge rule against you, you cannot raise it on appeal. If you're going to appeal something, you have to raise it at the trial court level. That's a new onsen law. A lot of people may not understand, but it's a fact. If you're going to walk into an appellate court and you're going to say they shouldn't even have been using this reliable hearsay, they're going to look at the record and say, where did you object to this evidence as reliable hearsay? Well, we didn't because we know the law in Utah. Okay, within you lose. Then you lose. And while it might have been a little annoying, that the defense put so much effort into the raw reliable hearsay argument, it was setting it up for appeal. Defended, therefore, raises no valid challenge to the evidence supporting count one as at least murder. I agree with that. They did not raise a valid challenge to the evidence supporting count one is at least murder. I agree with the state's contention there. Does that mean they admit he murdered Charlie Kirk? That's the distinction that people are missing. No, no. And when he when he when they do bind it over for trial and he pleads not guilty, there's your evidence. He is not saying I agree I did these things. He's just not raising a challenge to those things. They fundamental difference, a fundamental difference. It's subtle. It's nuanced, but it's important. Anyone running with this suggesting that Tyler Robinson's lawyers have admitted to anything are either very low IQ or they're lying to you. Those are the only two options. The only two options. Count two fell on the discharge of a firearm causing serious bodily injury. I agree with that as well. Three or four obstruction of justice. I kind of agree with that as well. They did not raise a valid challenge to the obstruction of justice claim. They raised an inference that they inferred something differently. And I explain when we get down to that point, why that why I think it's not a valid challenge and count five tampering with the witness. So I agree with that. They did challenge the aggravating circumstance for count one that he knowingly caused a great risk risk to the death of another. But this is where they say it's based on this misrepresentation of the evidentiary standard. That is a damning line. As soon as I read that, I thought, oh, somebody screwed up. Somebody screwed up. If you allege in a brief that a lawyer misrepresented the law in front of a judge. Them's fighting words. Like that's that's not calling you a bad lawyer. That's calling you a dishonest lawyer. Misrepresentation is fighting words. When you when you accuse someone of misrepresenting something. You're saying they knew better and they lied to the judge. They intended to deceive the court. Those are fighting words. Whether they did or not. I don't know. We'll examine that in a second. They I think they should have known better. Frankly, after reading this. Defendant erroneously asserts magistrate. Oh, we don't need to go through that. Here we go. Contrary to defendant's argument. These cases establish that when a fact finder chooses between reasonable inferences at trial. It is properly fulfilling its fact finding role not speculating. That's even a trial. A fact finder is free to choose between reasonable inferences. In other words, that's where you're going to argue different theories. You're going to say, yes, yes, yes. These they, you know, if you buy these facts, here's how we want you to interpret these facts. Here's what we want you to believe about them. But this is a preliminary hearing. The court is not sitting as a fact finder. The court is duty bound to draw all reasonable inferences in the state's favor. There's nothing speculative about viewing all reasonable inferences in the state's favor. Do now get an understanding of why the defense would not go out there and put on a full-throated defense and raise all kind of alternative theories. And, and, you know, in the fact that they didn't means that they accept Tyler Robinson did it. Then they reject Candace Owens and they reject the independent investigators and they have no theories. They're just going to run in there and say, yeah, he shot him. But man, he didn't mean to. No, that's not going to be their defense. I promise you that that is not going to be their defense. If this gets to trial, that is not going to be their defense. So let's roll through some of these. This is the misrepresentation. This is probably the most where I spent the most time when I was reviewing this because these are the fighting words. These are the, this is the section that has a lawyer I cringed. I cringed. There's an evidentiary standard in Utah. There's an evidentiary standard in Utah that governs the preliminary hearing. And the evidentiary standard basically says hey. You know, well, let me go back into the past. In the past, they actually did draw a distinction between inferences and speculation. And they said, you're not allowed to speculate you, but you can draw inferences. The Utah Supreme Court believe it or not has changed that. And they changed it over a decade ago, state versus ash craft. The Supreme Court explained that when a jury chooses between inferences to reach its verdict, it does not engage in speculation. It does not engage in speculation. Now, that means at an evidentiary hearing or preliminary hearing, excuse me. Where the magistrate must draw all reasonable inferences in the state's favor, that becomes even a larger truism. So you have a case from the Utah Supreme Court. This is, hey, when we get to the trial, when the defense actually puts on their case in a jury. comes down to choosing between reasonable inferences, that's not speculation. They're looking things and they say, okay, I don't know that that's him on the roof. We don't have evidence that's him on the roof, but we do have somebody identifying him in the stairwell. And therefore, we're gonna infer that it's the same guy on the roof. We didn't see it. We don't know, but we're gonna infer that. And that inference can support reasonable doubt. I mean, can support something above reasonable doubt. We can infer the statement, it's burdened to prove that's him on the roof. Even though we didn't see a camera footage of him going on the roof, even though there's no eyewitness saying they saw him continuously and he never left their eyesight. That's an inference. That's not speculation, that's not speculation. But that's not what the defense said. And then this is the abort part. The defense basically ignored that part. They looked past it. And they erroneously labeled as speculation. A lot of the state's argument about the reasonable inferences, the court wouldn't necessarily have to draw from the evidence in order to support a bindover. And I just think if the judge agrees with this argument, this is gonna be problematic for the defense. I think this is gonna be one where the defense is gonna lose a little credibility with the judge. And frankly, with the public, particularly the lawyers following this, who are looking at it closely and saying, eh, eh, you guys shouldn't have done that. Now they did it on a couple of different points. One of them is the clear line of sight that existed between the sniper perch in the Kirk seat. And then they go through and they talk about the different people's heads and where they were located and where the security personnel was and where people in the crowd were located and where they, you know, were they in danger, essentially. And the defense said, that's just speculation. You're just speculating. And they're saying, no, no, no, no, no. They're not in, the Supreme Court has said that's not speculation, that's inference. That's inference. And they're allowed to infer. So I think this is one that I think we'll be interesting to see how the judge handles this. But it's kind of boring to read to the whole thing. But if you do want to read through it and you want to understand it better, just understand that's what they're talking about. Did he cause a great risk of death through another when he fired a high powered rifle toward a crowd of thousands? I mean, the question is, is that a reasonable inference? Like, would you want to be in that crowd of thousands if somebody was firing a high powered rifle and towards that crowd? I wouldn't. I wouldn't. Particularly a 22 year old kid who's not a trained sniper. Who's not a trained rifleman. Who's just maybe gone to the range a few times. You know, I don't want to be down range of that guy. And so I think it's reasonable to infer that he put a grave risk of death to other people. I think that's how the judge is going to rule on that. But the problem is the state is saying they also misrepresented the standard there as well by saying that it was speculation when it's actually reasonable inference. So again, if you want to read through it, you're more than welcome to. They did not really get into anything else. This is where the bulk of the, the bulk of the brief rested. And it makes sense because if you recall, when we looked at the defendant's reply, a response brief, the bulk of the response brief was spent on the aggravating factors. So it makes sense to me that the state spends the bulk of the reply brief on the aggravating factor. And if they're going to put the bulk of the reply brief on the aggravating factors, it's a little weird to me while they spent the entire introductory paragraph saying that he didn't challenge their facts on anything else. I think, again, I think that was done for social media. And I'm not sure that's a proper use of a, of a brief, but whatever, whatever. But that's it. And you'll notice here, none of this brief goes into confirmation that Tyler did it or confirmation that the defense agrees Tyler did it. That was just a throwaway line at the beginning. It was put on the front so that people would have the style of the case and that paragraph and they could highlight the blue and post it to X. That's why it was put there. Did he obstruct justice by directing his roommate not to talk to police? The state's argument here is essentially, yeah, I mean, you could draw the inference that he was just advising him of his, that Robinson was just advising twigs of his constitutional rights. That's, that's probably a reasonable inference. The problem is you're not allowed to draw reasonable inferences in favor of Tyler Robinson. That's the point. That's the whole point of the preliminary hearing. All inferences must be drawn in favor of the state. So if he tells them, don't talk to police, exercise your right to remain silent, demand a warrant, you can draw, you can draw an inferences available to be drawn that that does in fact support an obstruction charge. And if you could draw that inference, if that is a reasonable inference that's available, then the court has no choice but to rule in favor of the state on that reasonable inference. This is what I mean. So there's probably a more reasonable inference, frankly, that he's just advising him of his constitutional right to remain silent. That's probably a better inference when he says, don't talk to the police, you have a right to remain silent and demand they get a warrant. That's probably a more reasonable inference, but you're not allowed to draw any inferences in favor of the defendant if there's a reasonable inference that's available in favor of the state. So if something like that, that to me is that clear cut and dry, goes in favor of the state, imagine if they went up there and said, that's not Tyler Robinson in those cameras. There's a reasonable inference that that's not Tyler Robinson. It doesn't look like Tyler Robinson. It took Lance Twig's too long to identify him. He saw all six photos and couldn't identify him. Therefore we think that you could draw an inference that maybe he was coached, maybe he was nudged, maybe he just knew what the prosecution wanted him to say and he had an immunity deal writing on identifying him and he remembered that in the middle of it. Like that's an inference, you could draw. I think that's a reasonable inference. But that reasonable inference is impermissible for the court to consider. So why raise it? Why raise it? Why raise it at all? There's a reasonable inference that it was, in fact, Tyler Robinson. You have a roommate of Tyler Robinson who said, yeah, I think that's him. Therefore it's a reasonable inference that it's him. Therefore the judge has no choice but to believe that reasonable inference, to find in favor that reasonable inference. Okay, I don't want to keep saying reasonable inference a thousand times, but I want people to understand. I want people to understand that this is the issue in this preliminary hearing. The fact that the defense did not raise potential objections is not a waiver of those defenses. The fact that the defense did not challenge the identification is not a waiver of identification. It's not an admission of identification. The fact that the defense did not raise, did not reject or not raise an alternative to a gunshot is not confession or admission of a gunshot. The fact that the defense did not raise that it was someone else on the roof is not a rejection of the fact that they could raise that issue at trial. And anyone saying to the contrary that those things are true is lying to you or they're stupid. Those are your options. Low IQ or lying, those are your only options. There's no good faith basis on which people can conclude that. None. I said here and thought is there, you know, I always try to nullify my own position. Is there any way somebody could in good faith make that argument? I came to the conclusion they could not. Not if they follow this case at any level. Not if they followed this case at any level. Just like it's incumbent on the defense to know the law on inferences versus speculation. And just like it's frankly probably okay for the prosecution to call them out when they get the law wrong. I think there's a duty on people following this case and commenting on commenting on it publicly, on podcasts and on X and on other social media, Instagram, TikTok. I think there's a duty on them to understand each stage of the investigation, each stage of the prosecution. I think there's a duty on them to understand what is a preliminary hearing. There's a duty on them to understand that at the preliminary hearing, there are certain standards that must be met and certain requirements that are on the judge. And that because of that, the defense is unlikely to take certain actions. And if they don't do that, they're abandoning their right to comment on this case in good faith. So when we look at some of these people who have commented on this case and what I think is bad faith, people like Paramount impractical, Paramount not so tactical. This looks really bad for the pod sloped grifters, pod sloppers and grifters who have been lying to you for 11 months. They conned people out of clicks, views and money with false narratives. They are frauds. Come thank me when you realize it next time, rely on facts and evidence and expect more from those you get your information from. And again, it's exactly what I told you would happen. They would highlight that in blue. They would make sure the style is on there so you knew it case it came from. And they would try to use this as a statement of admission from the defense that these things are true. This to me from both Jane, what's her name? Jane Doe, you know? You know who I don't think I've ever heard of and bad faith Gary. This is bad faith This is a bad faith effort To mislead the public. I think this is a bad faith effort to mislead the public Also not to be outdone with bad faith Efforts to mislead the public we have The inimitable Bald man who may or may not have been driving a car After midnight and Utah with three pastors. I don't know if he was or not the guy didn't know where he is ever, but this is Blake Snath Utah prosecutors have responded to Tyler Robinson's defense filing ahead of the final preliminary hearing and Confirms Blake I thought you were the smartest guy we ever met prosecutors as plural Confirms is singular. We have subject verb disagreement here Have confirmed Prosecutors have confirmed Not have confirms, but that's okay. It just gives you an idea of the fact that they try to tell us Blake Snath is smart But he's not he's not I'll do you I'll do your solid Snath for I'm going to fix that for you Utah prosecutors have responded to Tyler Robinson's defense filing ahead of the preliminary hearing and confirmed What observers pointed out about that filing also this is a what we call a comma splice Blake Thank you you can come here for grammar lessons whenever you want. I'll get you a copy of little Brown's if you'd like It'll teach you how to use commas. No, no need for the comma. They're snappy. No need for the comma This is not this is a dependent clause. We don't need a comma here, but that's okay Snath. I thought you were the smartest you went to Dartmouth, uh, uh, uh, snappy and Confirmed what observers pointed out about the filing the defenses very conspicuously not contesting any of the core evidence showing Tyler Robinson committed the murder They don't contest the camera footage the DNA the rifle the cause of death or Tyler's phone data This is the type of dishonesty I'm talking This is the type of dishonesty I'm talking about That this is this is not a reasonable inference that the defense agrees with the prosecution statement And anyone who tries to make the case that it is is either low IQ, which is his grammar might indicate he's low IQ Or he's a lying dishonest dirt bag which all Context clues tell us he is also a lying dishonest dirt bag And so we have both of those options available with snappy. It's possible. It's both He might be aligned dishonest dirt bag, but also low IQ. I mean those are not mutually exclusive categories All they have is a complaint about reliable hearsay which won't apply at the full trial anyway and then attacks on the aggravating factors That's correct snappy because they have to raise the issue of reliable hearsay in order to preserve it for appeal You should know that you're supposed to be smart We also know it won't apply at the full trial anyway because hearsay generally is disregarded at trial. There are exceptions to the here's the general exclusion of hearsay but but more more General lead hearsay is excluded at trial There's some statements that are excluded is hearsay even though they technically should qualify as hearsay And then there's some exclusions to the hearsay rule Or exceptions to the hearsay rule So yeah, they they have to raise the issue about reliable hearsay in order to preserve it for appeal And they have to attack the aggravating factors Because that's the death penalty That's the death penalty if there were now this is the dishonest this is the biggest boldest lie of it all If there was any merit at all To any of the theories that Candace at all have pushed in the last month. Why didn't the defense bring them up? Sneppy I can explain it to you. I cannot understand it for you We have explained it time and time again on this program Many other people have explained it on many other programs This is pretty standard legal doctrine If you're not a lawyer and you want to play one on TV you need to get a little educated You're not a lawyer and you want to play around on X and act like you know what you're talking about Do some cursory reading listen to somebody Andrea Burkhardt who's not on my side in this case. I thought did a fairly good job after the last brief from the defense and explaining Why it is that the defense may not have raised some of these issues You guys have hosted her on your stupid podcast nobody watches You should have asked her about it followed up with her about it She probably could have explained everything I explained to you Or you could have called me my phone. I mean You could call me anytime you want snappy. I'll talk to you I talked to one of these pod sloppers the other day these fed sloppers it not pod sloppers flat fed sloppers the other day I got a I got a text from a third party And he said hey, hey, I don't like all you guys arguing with each other I'm friends with both of you can I put you to in touch with each other. I'm like I say who it was. It's nobody I've mentioned today And I was like I don't care. I'll talk to anybody you know on the phone off the record I don't you know, I want to be honest and I want to be open and I wanted to use it against me and I won't reveal any of the content of what we discussed But I'll be happy to talk to him And so we did we texted back and forth a few times and then there was a phone call only lasted about 10 or 15 minutes It was so enlightening It was so enlightening um People are very different on the phone call than they are on x and that they are on podcasts very different Not at all is aggressive Not at all as dismissive and demeaning But very much victims like Like they think an argument that Tyler Robinson might not have done this is somehow an assault on them as an individual And I'm using them as a singular pronoun because I don't want to reveal if it was a man or a woman, but It's unbelievable how people are tying their identity to this Their identity, you know what if Tyler Robinson did it. I'm the same guy. I'm the same guy tomorrow. I am today If they come out at trial and they've got just ultra 4k HD footage and it's try it's Tyler Robinson and it is undeniable And you could see the the shot fire and you and they've got that you know they had that camera right in front of Charlie And and they can slow it down in slow motion You can actually see the the wound open up before the shirt goes crazy and You know I will get on here tomorrow and be like whoa why haven't they just told us all this why did they make us drag this out for 12 months Why were they acting so shady and so dishonest why were they attacking people instead of talking to people My identity's not tied up in this But I got the feeling on that phone call that if the reverse were true If we get to trial and it becomes obvious that it was not Tyler Robinson then that person is somehow going to be the one I talked to is somehow going to be Take it as a personal failure a personal attack And I just I don't I don't see news coverage that way I don't I don't want to tie my identity to any particular position because I always reserve my right to alter my position based on new evidence Um, for example, I used to be very in favor of the death penalty I don't want to argue or litigate the death penalty some of you still are in favor of it some of you are against it I don't care. I'm not trying to convince you. I'm just telling you my personal journey. I was very much in favor of the death penalty Then I just started researching it and I thought man they've gotten this wrong a lot A lot like people after they've been killed have been proven innocent and I thought This may not be the road we want to go down as a society. Maybe we just stop at killing people right Maybe I mean we can keep them safe. We it's not like they're going to flee We can lock them down and make sure they don't escape. We can make sure they don't kill other inmates Don't kill the guards like we can keep them pretty boxed in It's not like we think they're going to go out and kill 30 other people if we don't put them to death right away Now there was a time when jails used to be you know just wooden stakes in the ground and And somebody would have their posse roll in and bust them out of jail And they'd right off into the sunset and go kill 20 other people in some southwestern outlaw gold mining town I understand your argument that We know he did it and we need to get this guy out of here quickly out by out of here. I mean out of earth because He might do this again He's a threat. This guy's a threat and we need to end his life I don't feel like we're still there as a society. That's not where I feel like we are as a society. So You know, I I because of the mistakes because of the fact we can keep people safe And then and then I start getting into sort of the moral weight of it in my mind the moral weight of taking people's religious decisions away from them early Sort of the the blood lust of it. I just in my opinion. I sort of switched and I became vehemently entered death penalty. I'm the same person. I didn't tie my identity up to either position. My identity's not tied up to pro-death penalty or anti-death penalty. I just changed in light of new evidence. I saw new evidence and I said, "I don't know that I believe the way I used to believe anymore." Well, that's the same way I approach every criminal case. I look at people are talking about that Lindsey Clancy trial. Everybody's running about it. Everybody's talking. For some reason, all the people who are just anxious to put Tyler Robinson to death as quickly as possible also want to put Lindsey Clancy to death as quickly as possible. Guys, the trial's not over. I don't think. You can listen in to the last couple hours. Trial's not over. You don't have to comment on it. Nobody's putting a gun to your head and saying, "Give me your opinion right now." You're allowed to sit back and say, "Well, I wasn't there. Let's see what the evidence shows. I might have a personal opinion that she did it, but I'm not going to get angry over it. I'm not going to tie my identity up in it, but a lot of people are. A lot of people are. They're going all in on this Lindsey Clancy thing. It has become a political issue. It should never be a political issue. A woman is charged with killing three people, her children, and trying to kill herself. That's not a political issue. We don't have to make it one. Every issue that comes up in the news doesn't have to be looked at through red and blue lenses. You're allowed to sit back and say, "Well, what is all the evidence show?" There's a jury sworn in and they're hearing all the evidence. Okay. They're listening to the judges' instructions. Oh, I got it. Maybe there's somebody out there, some commentator who's watched every second of this trial, every judge instruction, every jury question on the jury questionnaire, and they're sitting there and they find themselves to be impartial. Keep in mind to be on a jury. You're supposed to be concluded to be impartial. A lot of you people may have been excluded from jury service anyway because you are not impartial. But then to go out and start commenting publicly, demanding the death of someone, condemning someone to death in your mind with your words. When you've not seen all the evidence, I just think it's nonsensical. It's nonsensical. You should not, you should not feel like every criminal case requires you to comment and take a firm position that's rooted more in your politics than in the evidence that the judges wing or that the jury's way is just that shouldn't be that way. You see it very prominently in the Tyler Robinson case. My guess is, if you think Tyler Robinson did this and you want him put to death and you think Candace Owens is evil for commenting on the case or asking questions or collecting evidence or releasing videos, and I got bad news for you, you fed sloppers. Those videos are not in your favor. And you better hope there's no more because it's not going to get any better for you if there are because you know, just wait. Just wait. If she has to, I can't believe that's all she has. I don't know. I'm not suggesting I know. I'm not telling you that she's sitting on hundreds of hours of footage. I'm not that's not my point. My point is the two she's released have been really dead, deadly for the fed sloppers. The one she released yesterday with Terrell Farmsworth looking shady as hell after getting the SD card and looking all around as he slips it in his pocket. Guys, that's bad news bears. The fact that they showed us a video of lower quality than big foot in court of some blob moving across the screen and then they sort of narrated what they said was happening. And then she releases an actually higher quality version that doesn't at all line up with what they said, that was bad. That was bad for the fed slopp side. And if she has more, like I have a lot of questions that day. I have a lot of questions about things that happened that day that were outside of camera view. Terrell Farmsworth shoving the SD card in his pocket was outside of camera view. I'm not aware of anybody having previously gotten a photograph or a video of that. She had that. If she has other stuff outside of camera view, guys, you might just want to head your bets and sit back and wait. Because if these guys look any shady, if that was not the shadiest thing she has, if there's even shadier behavior on camera, that is not going to go well for the Tyler Robinson did it alone there. That's not going to go well at all. It's not going to look like Tyler Terrell Farmsworth was somehow a a neutral party there, a neutral party there. All right. Let me roll into. I want to roll into this video because it's setting up. I want to I've played a clip of this before. I want to play a little more of it today. This is sort of setting up what was happening in Charlie's life. What was happening behind the scenes politically when Charlie Kirk died on September 10. And I think it's important. I think it's important to put everything in context. We are allowed to speculate. We are not in court. We're allowed to look at all available evidence, all available political happenings and say, could there have been a motive to remove Charlie Kirk from Earth? We're looking for who, how and why? Who killed Charlie Kirk, how and why? The why may give us the who. So let's take a look at PBD on the Jack Neil podcast. Because this may give us a little insight into what was happening at the time. Again, we've looked at a piece of this before. But we're going to look at a little more of it today. So from the beginning, he was not very complimentary of Resa Palabhi. Now he's talking about Resa Palabhi, who was the former leader of the son of the former leader of Iran. And there was there's been a movement the last year or so to try to resurrect this guy's image so that the Iranian people would accept him and the US people would support him being placed in a leadership position in Iran. I think that's largely failed. I think people sort of looked it and thought, who is this guy? He's no ties to Iran. That's the context in what's the next question is asked. Thirty days before the US and Israel bound to Iran, the times of Israel ran a piece. It said, my Patrick, that David is the leader of Iran needs. Did you see us? It said not the shawl son, but you are actually the man who fits in this moment. I'm sure this is mostly just noise, but have those ideas been entertained by any serious players in your life? And retain meaning brought up to me? Oh, absolutely. We had, we had extensive conversation about this last, I've never talked about this. We had extensive conversation about this last July. When we were into Hamptons, I got calls saying, do you have any interest? And then we had some major money guys that came to me and said, do you have any interest of wanting to do this in the States here? So we talked about it probably for two or three months. And then at the end of the day, I said, this is just not a job I want to do right now. But this happened probably from July of last year till October. And we made the decision. We're not going to be doing this. From July to October, what two major events in Charlie Kirk's life happened between July and October of 2025? That might give us an idea of the why he's dead. Major event number one, he was hustled in the Hamptons, which happens to be where Patrick David was when he was first approached with this idea, the Hamptons. Would you like to run a run? What a weird question. I've lived in the United States since I was 10. I've been here 45 years. Why would you think I want to run a run or 40 years? Why would you think I want to run a run? irrelevant, sir, objection 403? Do you want to run a run or not? I think it should have been a quick no. What the hell are you talking about? Why would I want to run a run? They have a leadership. The country is currently not at war. Keep in mind the six day war had been over a month or so already. That was over in June for the 12 day wars. Excuse me. The 12 day war was over in June. He was approached in July, meaning whoever approached him, he didn't name the person that approached him, but whoever approached him to be the leader of a run, which it wasn't someone like Tucker Carlson, like it wasn't some low level guy. It wasn't some podcaster. It wasn't some middle manager at Cisco. Like if you're talking about approaching Patrick Bet David to be the head of the Iranian government, you obviously have the ability to make him the head of the Iranian government. Well, ordinarily we'd think the people who have the ability to make someone the head of the Iranian government are the Iranian people. That's usually who chooses their leadership, right? How do we pick a president? Well, they go into a primary and then we have an election, a primary election. And then whoever survives the primary election, they compete in a general election. And then all the people go out and dutifully elect that person. And then he takes office on January 20th at noon. He raises his right hand and then he takes the oath of office. Team pretty cut and dry. It doesn't sound like he was approached in the Hamptons by the Iranian people. Then sound like 92 million people showed up in the Hamptons. They're like knocking on his door, Hey, patty, patty cakes, but, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop. Mr. Bat David, are you in there? We'd like you to run Iran. I don't think that's what was happening. So who else might have the ability to decide who's going to run Iran? Well, it has to be somebody who knows there's about to be a leadership change. Again, in the context of the 12 day war, which had just ended Iran and the United States and Israel were at peace. There was no war going on. They'd ended the war. He was approached in July. There was no hostility in Iran in July. So why would somebody approach him? Why would they think there was about to be an opening in the Iranian leadership? Well, somebody knew they were about to take out the Iranian leader, which is the first thing they did when the hostilities kick back up after the start of the year. So we have July, a June, we have the 12 day war. July, Patrick Bat David is approached after the end of the 12 day war and asked if he wants to run Iran. He said he had those conversations June, excuse me, July, August, September, October. And he decided in October, he didn't want to do it, which gives us a timeline between July and October. What happened in Charlie Kirk's life between July and October? On August, he was hustled in the in the Hamptons between these two dates. Between July and October, we have August and Charlie is hustled in the Hamptons. And baby allegedly called in and joined in the hustling. And there were some offers made to Charlie Kirk, similar, I think, probably to the offers made to Patrick Bat David. Charlie Kirk said no. So that's August and then September, Charlie Kirk's dead. And then in October, Patrick Bat David says, no, I don't think I want to do this. And in February, there's an opening for the government leader in Iran, almost like somebody knew that was coming. Almost like somebody knew that was on the agenda on the horizon. So you can't tell me that I'm crazy for suggesting that Charlie Kirk might have died because of his known opposition to conflict in Iran. His very logical, rational, reasoned, passionate defense of no conflict in Iran. When they were absolutely planning conflict in Iran at the time, you know, when I was on the Julian Dory show, he said, why do you think Charlie Kirk that I said the Iran war. He said, well, there was no Iran war at the time. Well, no, there wasn't, but there was shortly afterwards. And according to Patrick Bat David, they knew there was about to be one. And the last thing they needed was some six foot five inch PIP squeak, who they had invested hundreds of millions of dollars in, maybe up to a billion dollars. Given access to the White House, walking in and out of the Oval Office, given speeches all over college campuses, using their money by their money. I mean, Jewish donor money out there opposing the Iran war. They didn't need that. So whatever the offer was that was made to Charlie, I would have to believe it came with a contingency that you cannot oppose the Iran war. Maybe you even have to support it. You're probably going to have to support what we're about to do over there. Maybe one of the offers was we want you to support Patrick Bat David for the head of Iran. I don't know, I'm just spitballing here, but I think these are in the words of the court in Utah, reasonable inferences. I think these are reasonable inferences. We have a right to make reasonable inferences when we look at the totality of what was going on. But what else was going on at the time? It wasn't just the Patrick Bat David thing. Something kicked off the Patrick Bat David conversation. This is not the one you highlighted. That's okay. Is the one you highlighted in here? No, but we'll get we'll get through it. All right. You remember this letter, ladies and gentlemen, you remember this letter from the desk of Charlie Kirk. This is the letter Charlie Kirk wrote to Benjamin Netanyahu in May of 2025. Just four months before he died. He starts out talking about his joy of advocating for Israel. That's been one of his greatest joys as a Christian is advocating for Israel. Forming alliances with Jews to fight and protect Judeo Christian civilization. Then he said he spent months analyzing and debating, analyzing trends and debating ideas that could help you and your country push back. Against these developments and these developments he's talking about is kind of the erosion of support for Israel. Anti Israel sentiment can undermine support for Israel, undermine American support for Israel. What's the purpose of this letter? The purpose of this letter is to lay out our concerns and outline potential remedies. Ladies and gentlemen, that line right there may have gotten him killed. He might qualify it by saying, oh, this is from a place of deep love for Israel. But then he goes on to be brutally honest with those you love. Israel is losing the information war and needs a communication intervention. Then he mentions Easter. Oh, that that goes well with the audience started to compose this letter to you on Easter. On my recent campus tours, half the questions I get about is or about Israel and they're all negative. I often spend half my time on these campus tours, defending Jews in Israel. And I'm proud to do it because I love these people. Sometimes it feels like I'm defending Israel and public more than your own government. Guys, put yourself in the shoes of the beepster. Put yourself in the shoes of the Jewish donors who had invested tens and hundreds of millions of dollars in Charlie Kirk. Why primarily for him to support Israel if we're being honest? And now he's saying, why are you guys making me do your dirty work? It's costing me on campus. It's costing me my street cred. Can't you imagine BB looking at him and saying, you, your street cred, you're nothing without me, pal. You're nothing without my donors. You're nothing without my money. And by my money, I mean, the donors that are good with him. Can you imagine receiving this letter? And it's it's almost like a distant uncle who's been supporting his kind of nephew who's sort of been doing his own thing and you've given them all, you've given him hundreds of thousands of dollars and he comes back to you and he's like, all right, I'm done with you. You should have been doing this this whole time and you're like, wait a minute, I've provided you a great salary benefits. I may have helped you make a name for yourself. And now you're telling me you want out and you don't want to do this anymore. And it's on me and I've somehow made a mistake by making you rich and famous. That's the role you want to play. You think you would have been in the Oval Office, but for people that support me, the people that support my cause. Do you think any of this would have been happening around you? No, you little pipsquake. You'd still be running around sleeping with Bill Montgomery and hotel rooms. You'd still be running around probably starving to death. No one's ever heard of you begging for five in $10,000 to eat the next month. And we've made you worth tens of millions of dollars personally. We've gotten you in business deals with the White House and the President's son. We've made you a multi-time New York Times best-selling author. We've got you now have a successful podcast and you want to come to me, you ungrateful little pipsquake. That's how I think BB took it. That's how I think he took it. We go on because this isn't made before he dies. So I think it's important context. My experience on college campuses matches a recent Harvard Harris poll reported 48% of 18 to 24 year old Americans support Hamas over Israel. Even in young mega circles, Israel is losing support. We're getting huge crowds of four to five thousand students on some of my college tours. Visits are becoming like a rock concert atmosphere. Yet on these campus visits, I'm constantly confronted with. And then he lists off the worst things Mr. Netanyahu could possibly hear about his own country. Like this is a list of questions you would never want to raise with this man. Is a list of questions you never want to raise when all of your donors support that guy? That is not where you want to go. Hey, I put the I put the highlighted one in there. If you want to put that one on the screen. Yeah, I could I'm going to drop this and put the highlighted one there it is. Thank you. So let me open this up back up. I kind of like the way I was rolling through it. I was kind of getting after it. Okay, I'm often asked, why is Israel killing so many innocent civilians in Gaza? That's a tough question for the beepster when he has plans for that area. He doesn't want to hear that question. He certainly doesn't want to hear that 90 percent of younger generations get their news from social media. And there's very little pushback or fact checking by the Israeli government and or pro Israel supporters and media. Because he he's probably thinking the recipient of this letter, the prime minister is probably thinking, yeah, why would we? That's what we're paying you to do. You moron. You're a little too big for your bridges right now, Mr. Chuck. Little too big for your bridges. I strongly suggest Israel is not always depend not always I strongly suggest Israel not always depend on subcontracting their information war efforts to surrogates in America. Mr. Prime Minister, urge you to revamp your information warfare strategy from top to bottom. Now, when we close this letter, we're going to open up some things that have been done and the immediate aftermath of Charlie Kirk's death, the immediate aftermath where they precisely quadruple down on this strategy of subcontracting their information war efforts to surrogates in America. In other words, yeah, we got your letter. And we're not going to do the any of this. Like we don't we don't have any interest in this. And if you want if you don't want to be on our team, fine. Good luck. Good luck. Because it sounds to me like this this letter is, I don't want to be on your team anymore. I don't want to be on your team anymore. Sometimes the impression is given Israel thinks everyone hates them. So why care about winning over hearts and minds? If there's any truth to this impression, I urge you to consider that social media and podcasts is where your fight for the hearts and minds of the younger generation. Obviously, all this negative Israel propaganda on social media easily translates into pro-Homoz pre-Palestine sentiment on many college campuses. Do you think Beobster wants unsolicited recommendations from a guy his supporters have made and given everything he is? Do you think he's ready for a student becomes the master moment? Let me tell you something old man. Here's how you need to run your country. Here's how you need to run your people. Here's how you need to run your information warfare campaign. If I do say so myself, can you imagine you hire a subcontractor come to your house and put a roof on? And then they come in and you pay them all this money and they they get halfway done and they're like, hey, I think it's a bad look. The neighbors are making fun of you. They're calling you a pansy. They think you don't care about your roof. You're just subcontracting it out. They've not seen you up there. Busted up your knees. Here's what I think you should do. I know you paid me 30 grand to put that roof on, but here's what I think you should. You need to get up there. Get a ladder. You need to get a tall ladder. And you need to get one of them little elevator things that they pull up the ladder and that's how you're going to get the asphalt shingles up there. You see and then and then you need to put the asphalt shingles on the roof and then you need to get a nail gun. Bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, and you need to put them in. Then you need to measure out some gutters and some downspouts. Probably got to buy a truck for that. But I paid you to do this. This is why I paid you. I gave you money. You are a roofer. That's what rooifers do. Yeah, but it's given the wrong impression of the neighbors. They're saying you're not very manly. You're the kind of guy that hires someone to put your roof on. Yeah, I don't care. Put the roof on. I need a roof. And I cut big checks to you to put a roof on. Don't walk in my house with your dirty boots and the little asphalt shingle trimming stuck all over your fingernails and tell me to build my own roof. I paid you to build a roof. I think that's how the Prime Minister received this letter. Wait a minute. That's what I'm paying you to do. Why are you telling me to do what I'm paying you to do? We've been paying you to do this, sir. We've paid you a lot of money to do this. And in the process, we made you a very wealthy man. Made you a very wealthy man. And you've parlayed the money we've given you into multiplying it many times over in your personal life. In other words, we paid you to go around on college campuses and support Israel. And you parlayed that fame into a podcast and books and investment deals and private equity and real estate deals. Why don't you get back out there and pick the water bucket back up and start carrying it again. Don't tell me to pick it up. I paid you to carry that water around. Pick it up. Pick up the water bucket. For starters, you need a rapid response media team. He had one. It was called TPSA. President Trump does this very effectively on social media with his own account and White House rapid response 47 team. Honestly, I don't even know if you have a press secretary. Mr. Kirk, may I make a suggestion? Let's not make fun of his media efforts. Let's not make it fun of his media efforts. I strongly recommend putting together a team of pro-Israel experts who can fact check misinformation and real time from Israel. And I can see him reading this letter and think, that's what I'm paying you to do. Like the people who have a problem with this are the people on college campuses. You're the guy on college campuses. They're raising these issues to you. You need to fact check this information in real time from Phoenix or from the college campus. This is why I pay you the big bucks, big boy. Israel needs to take the lead in this effort. No more dependence on subcontractors. Again, we're going to show you in a minute how I think this letter might have contributed to Charlie Kirk's demise because the moment he demised, the moment he was demised, they actually quadrupled down on not taking the lead on this effort. And depending on subcontractors, we'll show you that in a minute. You need something perhaps like an Israel truth network, which can include social media channels in a one-stop source of information website where, for example, all the negative Israel questions I get can be thoroughly debunked. Well, then build one, Charlie. If that's what you think is needed, take some of that tens of millions of dollars you get every year and build the freaking website. You have 700 TPSA employees that are paid for with donor dollars. Where do you think those donor dollars come from, Chuck? Where do you think those donor dollars come from? If you think that's something that needs to be done, you should get on it. Sounds like you're not doing your job. Let Israelis explain in their own words how Israel's a pluralistic society, a free country elected leaders. Why not show how your hospitals take care of wounded terrorists, clips of Israel dropping flyers from airplanes, warning gods and civilians to get out of harm's way? It would have been nice to see an Israeli plane with a starved David arrive in the U.S. full of supplies after a hurricane. As Israel offered any assistance, the U.S. and Sephora's technology to protect our border with the missile defense shield president has to sky. In other words, this seems like a one-way relationship. This seems like you want and want and want and take and take and take and there's no give in this relationship. Better is to give than to receive. You're not giving anything. You might as well poke them in the eye and call them a greedy bastard. I'm not sure that's the right tone to take, Mr. Kirk. I'm not sure that's the right tone to take it all. If you're trying to stay alive, Israel need to better portray itself as a member of team humanity. In other words, you don't exactly exude humanity, sir. When people think of humanity, they don't think of you. Now, these are the words of Charlie Kirk. Not your humble host. Don't take it out on me, YouTube. Don't take it out on me, commenters. I'm just quoting Charlie Kirk. I'm providing context for some of the things he said. Don't rely on non-Israeli social media influencers to create all these clips. Um, okay, so you don't want to create the clips? That's fine. We don't need you then. Bottom line is, bottom line is Israel needs to learn to fish and be more self-reliant when it comes to your communications terms. Another way to say this is, I'm tired of building your roof. I know you paid me to build the roof. But it's hot. Hot out there. Sun's beaming down, guys. It's July in Phoenix. You want me to climb up there with asphalt shingles and start nailing stuff down? Oh, Mr. Prime Minister, no, sir, I've had enough of this to there's too hot, too hot out there. I don't want to be on that roof anymore. You need to get on your own roof if you want to roof. And by the way, while you're up there, the neighbor also needs a roof. Show some humanity, sir. Come on. Seriously. Why are you only building your own roof? For God's sake, neighbors roof has fallen in. Get on it. What are you waiting on? Now, that's how I interpret this letter. That's how I see this letter. Iran. Here now we get to the nitty-gritty. Israel could do a better job explaining the Iranian threat. Among the many conservatives who sport Israel, there's a concern that America could become entangled in a quagmire in Iran. My generation grew up with the disasters in Afghanistan in Iraq. Uh, ladies and gentlemen, those disasters were on his behalf. I don't think he wanted to hear them call disasters. I think they worked out quite nicely for him. He didn't have to lose very many people if any didn't cost him any money. And when, when, when, from where he sits, why are you calling it a disaster? Aren't you being paid to support him? I mean, let's just be honest. We were promised there were WMDs in Iraq, which proved to be alive. Uh-oh. Where do you think that lie came from? Who do you think was the first to promote that lie on American soil? I would suggest to you, it was the recipient of this letter. He just called him a liar. You can, you can read this letter and you could try to fluff it up and act like, oh, Charlie was just saying how much he loved Prime Minister and he lied. He just wanted them to succeed. That's what this letter was all about. He just loved them so much. No, he's telling them they're inhumane and liars. That's what he's telling them. You are an inhumane liar, sir. Our generation was also lied to by the governments of Israel and the U.S. that COVID vaccines were faced safe and effective. That's him again. He's calling him a liar on that point as well. Israel intelligence missed the boat on October seven, but we're asked to trust intelligence 100% that Iran is on the cusp of obtaining nuclear weapons. He was in power when they missed the boat on that. The guy you're writing the letter to was the guy who missed the boat. He was the Israeli intelligence. Guys, this is not holding back here. This is not a love letter. This is a poke in both eyes. This is like three stooges stuff, but we don't know if he made that dorsal fin, right? This is a tough letter. This was written in May. He was written in May. He was dead in September. This is a tough, tough letter. We don't believe that you're competent. We believe you lie to us, and we don't trust you anymore. Those are tough words. Those are tough words when you've made your money, when you've made the bulk of your income from this guy's political coalition. Right now it seems like Israel is primarily relying on Americans to make the case for attacking Iranian nuclear sides. Yeah, that's what he's paying you the big bucks. Get on it. Any agree with you, myself included, that Iran should not get nuclear weapons? At the same time, I share the concern that America will get sucked into another endless war, costing thousands of American lives. Where are the Israelis who are arguing their case to win over public opinion? Israel should be making its case 24/7 on social media, including long form podcasts and social media channels and websites. Charlie, with all due respect, I'm just sitting here as the prime minister. Man, I assume his role for a second, I'll trim the horns down. Charlie, with all due respect, get back on the roof and finish the job I paid you to do. Finish the job we paid you to do. Get back on the roof now. I think that's what the July phone of the August phone call in the Hamptons was about. You're going to get on the roof because if you're not going to get on the roof, they have to be consequences. I can't let someone talk to me this way. Like any political campaign, you need surrogates who can articulate promote this candidate's platform and identity. Talk about Mrs. Israel. When a candidate is hit with negative campaign ads, the effective response is for the candidate to personally respond to the attack ads. Candidate doesn't just rely on surrogates to get the truth out. One of Israel's biggest, most fundamental problems is typically your purse back, pushback is in the third person voice. At the moment, you have some wonderful non-Israeli surrogates speaking on behalf of a candidate that has not defined herself. Again, talking about that. Israel has retreated from social media without a fight. How are you going to win over younger generations if you start, if you're starting out retreat in retreat on social media? Stop this retreat. Get in the information war fight. And this next line is where we really get, saw that Israel has increased its Hasbro budget by 20 X times, which is great news. There's also hundreds of millions of dollars raised by private pro-Israel groups. And some of this money should be directed into creating pro-Israel original homegrown content. In other words, I don't want your money anymore. I'm tired, boss. I'm tired. It's hot up there on that roof in July. I appreciate that you paid me, but I can't get back up there, dog. Some of your money needs to be redirected in building your own roof. You need to direct it into things like ladders and asphalt shingles, nail guns, nails, gutters. You're going to have to figure this out on your own. I appreciate the money you paid me to this point, but I don't want to do it anymore. I don't want to do it anymore. You should perhaps consider reshaping your Hasbro department and more of a political campaign headquarters with campaign narrative experts. I've seen your IDF spokesman defend Israel standing at a dimly lit podium. This looks like a scene out of the 1970s, like some old Walter Cronkite clips of the TV news. In other words, not only do I want you to do it, you got to do a better job. The stuff you do is terrible. Oh, okay. That works. So I'm a liar. I'm inhumane and I'm terrible at PR. Thanks. Appreciate your confidence. Take on some tough questions I get bombarded with on college campuses. Where are all the Israeli surrogates? Israel needs more first person voices to defend her. Now he's yelling. He's yelling. That's all caps. Some of you send me comments and all caps. It's yelling, guys. It's yelling. Finally, the question is whether Israel has the willpower to step up its game in this information war. Might I suggest a few alternative words for willpower, gumption, cajones, onions, acorns? His questioning is manhood. Questioning is manhood. You guys aren't fighting your own wars, you're causing the US to do it. You're not helping us with our issues here at our home and as a show of gratitude. You're earning no good will. It's like you don't even care what we think. You're paying me a lot of money to go out there and fight your battles on college campuses. I don't even know if you have the manhood in your genes to do this job, sir. Do you? Are you a man? That's a tough letter. From my vantage point, the status quo is not working, Israel is getting crushed on social media and you're using you're losing younger generations of America, even among magic conservatives. In my opinion, you're losing the information war, which will eventually translate into less political and military support. from America. Well, if what you're telling me is you're building a bad roof because I hired you to do this job, you need to get up there and build the roof. We're up there building it. It's not going very well, boss. Well, then you need to fix it. Well, I, but it's come to the point where I think the only person who can fix it is you. Yeah, but I'm not a roofer. I'm an accountant. I leave in the morning and I come back at six o'clock and eight dinner and I go to bed. That's why I hired you to put the roof on. Yeah, but man, you should look up there. It's a disaster. I know. Trust me, I know. It's rain leaking in my bedroom. I know how big of a disaster it is. You need to fix it. No, no, boss. Change my mind. Getting out of the roofing business. I don't want to be a roof for anymore. I tell you, boss, it's hot up there. The roof is in far worse condition than I anticipated when I got up there. I'm at the point now where I don't know how to, I don't know how to fix your roof. Okay. Okay. Oh, and by the way, all the neighbors hate your roof and they hate you. And I don't think you have the manhood to build a roof. Do you owe man? Mr. counter, Mr. beam counter. You don't know how to build a roof. Do you? You just playing on your abacus all day with your slide rule building spreadsheets and your ledgers. Okay, enough, enough. I understand you don't want to build my roof, but you don't have to make fun of me on your way out quitting the job. You have to call my manhood into question just because I hired someone to build a roof. That is the context in which this letter was written. That's the context. That letter was sent on May 2nd. So again, let's build our little what's going on in the world of Charlie Kirk before he dies timeline. May 2nd, he sends letter to BB saying, you're not a man. You're advocating your responsibility. I don't want to do this anymore. People hate you. You're inhumane. You're a liar. Anything else that I miss anything. And you're going to lose support going forward. That's May 2nd. Then we get the next month in June, the 12 day war. 12 day war ends. There's all these doom and gloom predictions including from Charlie Kirk that the 12 day war will that the war any a war in Iran would be a disaster. He goes to the White House. He begs the president not to get involved. So it's not enough to just poke the prime minister in the eye, call him an inhumane liar and incompetent without manhood. That was in May and in June, he's going directly into the White House, directly into the Oval Office to beg the president to disregard the wishes of the audience of the letter, the recipient of the letter he just sent. You know, that guy, you can almost see the conversation. I don't think you should do this, sir. In fact, I sent him a letter. This guy begging you to bomb Iran. I sent him a letter just last month. I called him not a man incompetent, lazy, inhumane, a liar and a few other things. He walks out of the Oval Office and the president sides with the recipient of the letter and he launches the bombs. The war only lasts 12 days. It ends quickly. In July, as evidence that this is not the only action planned in July, they go to P B D and say, you want to run Iran? Run Iran. Iran has a leader. There's no war. You guys had a quick war. Now it's over. You told me you obliterated their nuke supplies. Why would we need to go? I mean, that was the whole justice reason, just justifiable reason to go in there in the first place was to stop them from acquiring nuclear weapons. And we've done that. You promised us you did that. So no, I don't think I want to do that. But let me noodle on it for 90 days. One of those 90 days, that's July, May, letter, June, war, July, approach P B D, August, approach Charlie Kirk again. This is the context in which that phone call in the Hamptons took place. This is the context in which the offer took place. Whatever that offer was. And Charlie said no. It was all allegedly all through hearsay from Andrew Colvet to Candice, but this is the context in which that phone call took place. Charlie says no in August. That's early August, mid August. Charlie gets a strange question at a donor retreat. If you die, who's going to take over? Die. I'm 31 years old. Healthy as a horse. I exercise. I run. What do you mean die? 31 years don't drop dead. Not without warning. Oh, oh, low and behold, the very next month, just three weeks after that question, he did in fact drop dead without warning. I think it's reasonable to ask did that letter have anything to do with the fact that he dropped dead without warning? Did the phone call in August have anything to do with the reason he dropped dead without warning? Did his walking into the Oval Office just to oppose what was taking place in Iran? Have anything to do with why he dropped dead in September without warning? Makes a reasonable question to ask. And in context, the answer starts to look like, well, maybe I think you could draw reasonable inference that that might have something to do with it. Do you have any positive evidence? Well, no, I don't. Or what would positive evidence be? Someone admitting it? But I think we're allowed to speculate at this point and say, kind of looks like that's what was going on. It kind of looks like Charlie wanted out of the game. Now keep in mind the consequences of losing a rougher and losing Charlie Kirk, that's where the analogy begins to really break down. Because if Charlie walks away from the donor money, he's still Charlie Kirk. He could still fire up a podcast. He can still write a book. He can still get speaking gigs. He can still walk into charge college campuses. He doesn't need the donor money at this point. He's become bigger than the donor money. You can pull it away from him and it will hurt a little bit. He might have to trim his staff size a little bit. You could pull a lot of it away from him. And crucially, you could collapse TPSA down to nothing, but the influential voice that is Charlie Kirk, he would remain. They tried this with Tucker Carlson. Let's get rid of him at Fox News. Tucker Carlson's bigger now than he was. They tried this with Candace Owens. Let's get rid of her at Daily Wire. She's now bigger than she was. Imagine what would happen if they tried it with Charlie Kirk. You get rid of him at TPSA. You can't run that risk that he becomes bigger than he was. Imagine a Charlie Kirk podcast number where all he has to do now, he doesn't have to go meet with donors. He doesn't have to carry anybody's water. He just takes his influential voice on the air for an hour or two every day. puts on a show like Tucker Carlson, like Candace Owens, continues his investing, continues making relationships, continued gets booked, continuing get booked at speaking gigs. I don't think that's a risk anyone could take at that point. My roof for walking away is not really that big of a deal. I'll go hire another roofer. That roofer is not going to do me any harm. What's the worst he's going to do? Go tell other roofers that my roof sucks. Okay, and Charlie Kirk is not your roofer. That again, that's where the analogy diverges. Charlie Kirk walks away. He could do you a lot of harm. A lot of harm. So pulling his donor money away left him with no choice but to leave the pro-Israel cause. Wasn't a platforming dispute. Wasn't even a survival dispute. Charlie Kirk was going to survive. His name was too big. He was loved by too many people. Walking away from the pro-Israel cause was the death sentence. The damage he could do if he walked away. And what kinds of things might he say? Well, he gave a nice preview and that may letter. Inhumane, liar, intelligence failures, having America fight your wars for you. Sounds a lot like Dr. Carlson and Candace Owens. Sounds a lot like Dave Smith. Sounds a lot like some really influential podcasters who caused them a lot of problems. And it would have added a very influential voice to that mix. It had to be more like the mafia, I'm afraid. Can't just walk away from the mafia. Why do you know too much? Can't just walk away from the pro-Israel cause, especially if you're influential. Because turning would turn millions of people along with you. If Charlie Kirk walked away from the cause, walked away from TPSA or or transform TPSA or maybe had to lean it and mean it a little bit because some of the money dried up. But if he walked away and he became a very prominent influential voice that joined the cacophony of other very prominent influential voices, growing this and, I don't know the word I'm looking for, this anger, this frustration, it would really be problematic. It would really, really be problematic. And it would cause tweets like this to perhaps not be as easily draftable because maybe with Charlie Kirk fighting against it, this wouldn't work. This is an APAC tweet from today, after the elections yesterday. APAC congratulates the 21 pro-Israel candidates who won their primaries tonight in Florida, including several who defeated anti-Israel candidates determined to undermine the US-Israel alliance. We congratulate pro-Israel incumbents and then they list a bunch. With their victories more than 254 APAC back candidates from both parties have now advanced to the November general election, these results demonstrate that APAC's nearly seven million members. A resolute in their determination to help elect pro-Israel leaders between now and November and in the mini-cycles ahead. It's headlines like that that needed to be preserved. It's the status quo where that headline could even be drafted or that political reality could exist. Just TPSA supported a lot of those types of people. What if Charlie Kirk had been working against him? What if he'd taken his influence out on the road and said, "You know what guys, this is a danger. We've got a real problem on our hands." I'm not sure this is the path we need to travel. It would have been problematic. Now quickly, I want to roll through some of these things that happened after the letter. In July, this is probably about the time they approached PBD about running Iran. This is after the 12-day war. This is before the August meeting in the Hamptons with Charlie Kirk. This is the end of July. They speech from the prime minister. We have fought now seven front war. We have an eighth front and that is the front and the battle for truth. And I can think of no one who can carry this battle alongside with us. No one who can do it better than you, on this channel, the new Paula, and our many Christian friends who must fight for our common values, who must stand up for the truth. And by standing up for the truth, you stand up with Israel. And you stand with the Jewish people against this abomination of falsehoods. We can win this war exactly as we win the seven front war. Does it sound like he's taking Charlie's advice? Does it sound like he's starting his own home front on this war? No. How are we going to win this eight front war? You guys here in this room. You Americans, Paula are Christian friends here to America. You're going to be the way we win this war. That's not at all what Charlie was recommending in the letter. Sounds like he disagreed. After, after that speech, we start getting a slew of far off filings. This one from Genesis Consulting. Registrate proposes to provide to the foreign principles, strategic communication support, content creation, and influencer outreach aimed at improving Israel's public image. These services will be carried out via a digital media, social platforms, and advisory support. Sounds like they began the process of outsourcing even more of their issues. Yeah, well, okay, you don't want to do it through TPSA fine. We'll pay for it. I guess we don't need you, do we? Charlie, we'll just, you want us to do it fine. We'll pay for it. We'll just give the money to someone else. It's in that context that this tweet was drafted. Right here. This is from Harrison Smith, August 13th. I'm not going to name names, but I was told by someone close to Charlie Kirk that Charlie thinks Israel will kill him if he turns against them. Okay, Charlie sends letter in May. Well, day, war in June, approach PBD in July to run a run when there's no active conflict. July 27th, BB says we're starting an eighth front or we're going to outsource it to you Christian influencers here in the United States. August 4th or 5th, Charlie declines the offer on the BB on the BB phone call. August 13th or August 11th, they filed the first of the FAR reports saying that we're going to be one of the companies doing the outsource. Our company Genesis consulting. You can outsource to us. August 13th, Harrison Smith says, I think they'll kill me. Quoting or quoting Charlie through hearsay. August 26th. August 26th, two weeks before Charlie Kirk passed. We get this tweet or we get a tweet about that date from the beepster himself. Charlie Kirk was murdered for speaking the truth and defending freedom. A lion-hearted friend of Israel. He fought the lies and stood tall for Judeo-Christian civilization. I spoke to him only two weeks ago and invited him to Israel sadly. That visit will not take place. You should have gone to Israel. Maybe you still be breathing. I think that's the message. And I think that's the message. I think it's the message to everyone else. If I invite you, you should come. It's good for your health. Prevents lead poisoning. Now we saw that initial far-of-filing in August. What happened the day after Charlie died? The day after Charlie died. That's when the registration start coming in hot. This was September 11th. Steve Rebenowitz. Registrate will seek to publicize in the news media a proposed peace agreement reached between the foreign principal and Palestinian leadership. So that's the day after. What about the week after that's where we get Clock Tower X. Clock Tower X on September 18th. Registrate shall provide strategic communications, planning and media services in support of Israel to develop and execute a nationwide campaign in the United States to combat anti-semitism. Well, Charlie. Okay, what about September 26th? 16 days after Charlie passes. Assist with promoting cultural interchange between United States and Israel. That's Bridges Partners. What about September 27th? 17 days after Charlie's passing. Christian outreach through various grassroots and digital targeting of Christians in the Western U.S. We will create mobile museum to display at churches, Christian colleges, Christian events. We will target and distribute pro-Israel information and online through targeted geofencing and digital online tools. We will have teams of people reaching out to churches and pastors and possibly even Christian social media influencers. Some of this is still undecided and fluid, but these are the outlets we've planned and proposed. That's show faith by works. That's September 27th. Doesn't that sound a little bit like what TPSA was doing at the time? So again, build your timeline of what was going on. Give us the context. May 2nd, he writes a letter. June. After he writes the letter, poking the beast right in the eye, calling him a liar and inhumane and everything else. Do this yourself. I'm tired of carrying your water. You need to learn how to carry your own water. That's in May 2nd. In June, he walks into the Oval Office to oppose the recipient of that letter, the Prime Minister of Israel. After that visit, the 12-day war kicks off. After the 12-day war concludes, they approach PBD and say, "Would you like to run a run?" Run a run? Yeah. Run a run. Well, there's no war. Well, would you like to? July 27th, baby tells Christian audience. I'm gonna win this war through you you American Christians. We're gonna outsource this war to you This is the 8th front. This is the the image of Israel in America. This is coming through you guys August 4th and 5th Charlie's hustled in the Hamptons get on the team big boy. You're blowing it You need to get back in line August 13th Charlie puts out a video saying or not a video Charlie Send somebody a message saying I think Israel kill me if I turn my back on them That comes out through Harrison Smith August 26th ish The beepster invites Charlie to Israel September 10th Charlie dies and His goal of Not outsourcing this and taking it on from inside the state of Israel is firmly rejected September 11th blue light strategy files a far out report September 18th clock tower x files a far out registration September 26th bridges partners files a far out registration September 27th Show faith by works files a far out registration Have you ever seen in my opinion? Sort of a more cut and dry explanation for what was happening behind the scenes When Charlie died Have you ever seen a more cut and dry a b c d e equals f? And we know it equal to f because immediately after f g h i j k Seems pretty cut and dry to me Same for you cut and dry like I don't know how you interpret that timeline any other way Well there but there but are you saying definitively this proves This proves That 100% Israel kill Charlie Kirk no What I'm suggesting is There's a reasonable inference that there was a strong motivating factor That Charlie Kirk should be removed in in order to favor the pro-Israel cause That's a reasonable inference supported by a Bevy of facts You line all these facts up and it's reasonable to make that inference Do you have any positive evidence? Well, why would positive evidence be a tweet a message from BB saying Kill the little son of a biscuit. I mean that would be positive evidence, but How are we going to get that? People don't broadcast that stuff Instead you have to look for the clues that are Before you we're not reading tea leaves. We're reading for a filings We're reading Twitter We're reading a letter that Charlie Kirk wrote to Prime Minister of Israel In which he said you should do all this stuff. I'm tired of doing it. It's not working. It's causing me harm And then Charlie Kirk dies and they just outsource all that work to other people So I don't say all of it to point the finger and say definitively I'm convinced I know I say it to say give people space to sit back and investigate the death of Charlie Kirk who killed Charlie Kirk how and why who We got to gather all these facts like if someone's murdered one of the things you ask him is who is bad at him who had motivation to kill this guy who benefited from his death That's what we're looking at who had a motivation to kill him who benefited from his death It looks It looks like this at least needs to be considered and I don't think people are crazy or evil or satanic or You know whatever For asking this question. 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Real Baron [email protected]. Yo, one month's in my long time listener. First time caller, Baron, you are like a bonus dead to me. Though I'm just 11 short years younger. Can we get a taste like Alpo? Good for dogs. Bad for people on back shirt. I don't think Alpo would like that. I don't know if I want to put the word Alpo on a shirt. I think they may come after me. I have to run that by an IP lawyer. See what they think. But thank you. Thank you. Appreciate you checking in. Daily wires, allowing supporting breathe a Dale attacks on father Joseph DeMarzo for saying the fed narrative is sloppy. I want to get a larger following to see his name. If you don't mind it through here, I don't mind. I don't mind. I don't even know who breathe a Dale is. So that tells you how effective daily wire is these days. Number 23 on Spotify. We're coming for you. I did not know I was up to number 23 on Spotify. Thank you for letting me know. And if you guys ever miss a show, Spotify is a great way to watch a replay. A lot of people have Spotify premium that don't have YouTube premium. So if you have Spotify premium, no commercials, no commercials, if you don't have premium, either you're going to get it commercially the way. But Spotify is been a great partner with us. They've they've always been supportive very fast to fix any issues that come up. Very easy to work with. Very happy to have them on the work. I showed support to court case. I had to translate to the rest of the family. Thanks for all the education, Baron, Baron School of Law. Now I'm sure you're talking about translating legal issues, but let me explain to you something that happened in one time. I've got time. I was in a case and we needed a Vietnamese translator. I needed one quickly for a deposition. The deposition was scheduled at a one of those little conference rooms in the hall, the Hampton Inn in town. Anyway, and the translation service like we can't get you a Vietnamese translator for like six weeks. And we're like, no, it's too late. We get it. We need one tomorrow. And so your humble host was a young puppy lawyer, 25, 26 years old and thought, well, I eat at a little Vietnamese restaurant frequently. I know the server speaks to her dad and Vietnamese and speaks to me in English. If we can get the other side to agree, maybe we can just pay her to do it. So I call the restaurant. I think it's pretty innocuous. That answers the phone. And I try to explain that I need his daughter to translate a deposition. He doesn't know what that means. But he's picking up a few of the words of music. Like, I want to pay your daughter. And I want to take her to the Hampton Inn. And I only need her for a couple of hours. It did not go well. The conversation went horrifically. He started yelling at me on the phone. I immediately raced up to the restaurant to try to clarify it. In case he somehow figured out it was me and came hunting for me. Talk to the daughter, explain the whole thing. She explained the whole thing. He was still not amused. So be careful. Be careful when you're out there translating. Have they learned nothing? No, they've learned nothing. My oldest granddaughter started college this week. Time flies so fast. The hardest day for me though was the day each of my children got married. Uh, yeah. Yeah. They do grow fast. You know, uh, Mrs Coleman and I watched the time opening on the clips channel. Baron Coleman clips. If you're not a subscriber over there, that's, that's a great channel. I don't have anything to do with it. I've got an editor that goes through and makes all the clips. He's great. But on that Baron Coleman clips channel, he put the time opening on there. There's a lot of people asked for it. And so I thought, you know, I'm dropping my son off at college. I need to listen to this. I should not have made that mistake. It was a terrible decision. I cried, I cried. I love a matinee, not to be confused with manatee, but they're fine too. They're my see cows. Yeah, they're fine. Late shows are during dentering kiddos bedtime. So matinee's I can catch lies. Side note. What kind of mouse do you use? Apple mouse. I've got two backups on standby because they die. And I don't want it to die during a show. So I've got two fully charged backups over here on standby. But yeah, it's just a, I don't know what kind of mouse that's called. Apple mouse. Bottom on Amazon. Well, my name is on. Fedslopper's double standard is so obvious. Hold every opinion we have to an impossible standard that interpret any legal document in any way they feel like it and blast it to the public. Sad. It's almost like they're dishonest actors. It's almost like they're Fedsloppers. That's kind of the way it feels to me. I'm being honest. I'm being honest. But he figured out the exact model of backpack, the main and the black head. So I bought it and tested it. Matches the object swinging from his hand perfectly and fits in an SBR fits in SBR. Short bear rifle. Images on my page. I believe you. I believe you. I believe you all obsessed with the red baron celebrating the fact that I got rid of X. The lies make me cray cray. Even though I don't interact on their lies everywhere. Kristen. Criter. You could not be more correct. You could not be more crazy. Lies everywhere. Lies everywhere. There are more many senior age retirees in Phoenix. Ask me a question. Is that a question? I mean, Phoenix is like a retirement capital. That's like God's waiting room. Not really, but you know what I mean. I mean, that's like a popular place to go. Weather's good all year round. You good on breathing issues. Don't have to shovel snow. No income tax. My relationship with God has never been stronger. It gives me so much reassurance. Thank you for contributing to my journey. Rises King indeed. Smoke Paprika. That's wonderful. I like Smoke Paprika. I hope you're feeling better, but you go max better. Not not perfect, but better. Better. Love the early show. I'll allow it. Christ is King. Indeed. Some again, some love it. Some hate it. Let us surprise midweek matinee had to quickly pivot from my midday surveillance on axle 21. Just to watch this. Go max. Christ is King indeed. Now you got me looking up where axle 21 is. Hold please. So last night, I got a little spooked. When Daisy suggested that axle 21 had just flown over my house. And she was, in fact, correct. Now, Axel 21 is, well, that's weird to go back to Nashville again. No, no. Yeah, so it flew over the house while I was doing a podcast and then we looked at the earlier flight and it flew over Canis's house while she was doing a podcast or not, I don't say where she lives, but I mean, the Nashville area. They don't have to be like directly overhead. They could be 20, 30 miles off course and still get a pretty good idea of what's going on on the ground. Does the defense for TR have the ability to request info from like the cell phone towers? Floc cameras and like, or are they only allowed to use info from the prosecution? No, they can do their own investigation. They're allowed to do their own investigation. They have subpoena power. Val Halanate provided that the shooter in film when he crawled was on wrong roof to reach CK. Did you see this pod? Elizabeth Lane was guest. Yes, I did and I'm assuming you did not watch the entire podcast because Matt from TriggerSmart came in and sort of pointed out that the shooter probably actually was in the correct position. Your humble host and in Daisy got online and looked at a screen and we could see where the shooter actually was in the correct position. So no, no, no shade on Nate for getting that wrong. People get things wrong. I don't even think the fountain of youth could restore some of those people. Did I say that? I think I did say that, didn't I? I didn't mean to say it. No, I mean, it's true though. It's true. Like, you got a drink in the fountain of youth when you're still young. You don't want to be trapped. I mean, what's your old, you know, what's the point? (laughing) When the body's already broken down, you know, you don't want the fountain of youth to kind of preserve you in that pickled state. I love the matinee. I get up at two a.m. Eastern every day to hit the gym for work. So I usually on replay, not nice of you to collude with CA to make Andrew look stupid on these seven charges, man. Well, I did not collude with anyone. I'd neither confirmed nor deny any conversations I have, but no, I didn't collude. He's, can't I still need my help for a debate? She brilliant. 2 a.m. Eastern, the hell time you're gonna work. What time are you gonna bed? Like 5 a.m., like 5 p.m. That's a crazy time to get up. I knew what you got to do. A edge, oh, edge, I was so worried you wouldn't be here 'cause you were telling me during matinee, you might not arrive when school starts. I guess school doesn't start yet. Hope you're better. Your eyes are a little under the weather, but you seem more energetic. Thanks for the legal explanation, helpful and appreciated. As always, love you. Yeah, my eyes are tired because I'm not, I'm not in good shape, but I'm better than I was. So hopefully I'm continuing. I'm on the path to recovery, hopefully. The rabbit holes, you go down, put you in potential harm's way. I hope not. So many of us are inspired by what you're doing. And if anything bad should happen, they need to know that 361,000 angry little bees have your back. Let's just wish for the best. Would you, would you, just not talk about the negative, let's not speak that stuff into existence. Please tell Candace to stop apologizing for ever going along on her show, the more CEO, the better, hard eyes. You can tell her yourself, but I'm sure she knows. The Tyler changes G string. I didn't see a G string in evidence. I curious if we know where the special agent Cox from yesterday's document is related to governor, Cox. And I don't know, I don't know. If I've learned anything about Utah, very few last names, a lot of people with them. I don't know why that is. But you know, in a lot of states, if you find a Cox and you look around the area and you see some other coxes, you're like, yeah, they're probably related. Then you find an obituary and, yeah, sure enough. Not so in Utah, you can find some weird last names and there's like 200,000 of them. They're like, oh, must have been the first guy that arrived. They must have that same name. TP, where's the beef? Us, it's in the bun. Okay, Roger, hi, me and Daisy, amazed and thankful for all y'all do. I've been forever changed by the loss of Charlie. Jesus is doing amazing things through you and Candace, praying for you, Candace. And the fans, thank you, I appreciate that. Prayer is always appreciated. Catching up on yesterday's awesome show followed by a mat name makes for a great birthday gift from my B, my B. Hope you and the jury are doing well. Well, male lady mama, happy birthday. Hope it's a wonderful day. Jury day. Go, male lady mama. It's my B just your monthly reminder of Father Dan. Yeah, I actually told someone in the last week, I need to get back with him. He said he would do it and then I've just never emailed him back. So I need to do that. I need to do that. I need to, I need to just bone up and ask George as well. I keep waiting on George to be like, hey, man, I hear you want me on your podcast. These are the dates I'm available. Probably not going to happen. Um, well, thank you from a humble portrait geese salary. A humble thank you back to you, good sir. Or man, uh, you will deny it. But why are you refusing to have Andrea Berkart on? Um, so a couple of things you've assumed motive that I'm refusing to have a particular person on. I'm not refusing to have anyone on. I almost never have guests. Um, I've had maybe 10 total guests in 11 months. And those all but one or two of them were on the, uh, I think I've had three guests on the main show and maybe six or seven on the member show. I just don't do a lot of guests format. I'm not an interviewer. Um, I'm happy to interview people, but I'm not an interviewer. It's not an interview format show. I mean, some people are like Tucker Carlson's an interview show. Joe Rogan's an interview show. Julie and Dory's an interview show Jack Niels and interview show. There's nothing wrong with it. I mean, they, they, they're masters of their craft, right? They, they do a great job. Um, that's never been my forte. I've never done it. So that's like why I refused to have anyone on, not a refusal. It's just not what I do. I ended up our card in particular. So even if I want to said, yeah, I'm going to have guests on occasionally. Just because I have one person on like I coach Colin, I had Matt from Trigger smart. I had Zach Costello. I had thanks. That doesn't mean that I'm like rejecting everyone else on earth. I'm not, it's not a rejection because I have a positive. Selection of somebody. So I don't know that there's anything to deny. But I think that comments kind of wild, let me honest, uh, Jason is bull. We'll host Shoals Fest first weekend. October crisis King and I've grown soda scurs at the real offenders who actually planned and successfully executed Charlie will never be brought to justice. This makes me hate what we now know our government is criminals. Oh, you must be late to the party. High IQ lady law lover and let you know the secret. That's something I've known for a long time. But we've known that for decades, decades. Our government is run run by gangsters. So grateful and thankful for all you and Daisy do to bring the truth. Christ is King. And God bless you and your family. Thank you. Appreciate that. Hey, I'm 69 over here for every show. Come on now. Be nice to us loyal boomers. Love you. Be I'm a great grandma of one. Wait until you hold that baby. Oh, I hope to make it. I hope to make it to great granddad status. Um, no, I'm not, I'm not banging on boomers. But but I am pointing out that the shift from TPSA is just utterly obvious. Like they jumped. They dropped the word young from the women's leadership summit. It used to be the young women's leadership summit. Now it's just the. All ages apply leadership summit. Um, it used to be a college aged organization aimed at college people. And now it is not just aimed at the Fox News class. Because their message no longer resonates with college people. Their message is just whatever Sean Hannity said last night. Uh, today's my 40th birthday. I'm wearing my beautiful Christus King R.B.P. shirt, which was a birthday present. That sounds like a perfect 40th birthday present. If I, if, if I may be so bold as to say so myself. I have a birthday asking for prayers. I was excited. Now soon that we're expecting a new family member, sadly yesterday we learned. I have miscarried today is my and my dad's birthdays. I had a hard day, but Christus King, indeed, Christian, I've been there. I've been there more than once. Um, people don't understand the pain of a miscarriage until you go through it. And just know you're not alone. When we first experienced it, um, and started talking to people about it, we realized it was a very, not ubiquitous, but a very common occurrence among the people that we looked up to and respected. And, um, yeah. So I'm sorry to hear that. Sorry to hear that, but happy birthday. It's amazing how dumb people are today. Yeah, I feel that way every day, every day. I wake up and I'm like, man, again, today, dumb people everywhere, not, not this audience, not the jury. I'm talking about like the fed slappers that we ever find out about the old military roommates, like who they were, where they went. They keeps bugging me, but the LT was connected to military people. Well, from. Iowa, B, sorry, if I missed a class, BP, now I'll allow it and I'm forgiven this one. So you tighten up though, I too was a little concerned by that and it just sort of briefly passed by and then it was gone. So I'd like to follow up on that as well. Who were the military people? And is there a military base in St. George? I don't know. A B, if someone was acquitted of murder, what happens to the investigation? Well, it depends. If the state continues to pursue it, they go, keep the case open and look for the killer. If they are pretty confident, the person they tried and were not successful in convicting did it, they don't continue. For example, there's no active investigation into the casing Anthony case. Like, they think she did it. There was no active investigation into the OJ case. They think he did it. Whether or not that's true on either case, I don't know. I'm not suggesting they're guilty. I'm just saying, like, if the state is pretty confident they had their man or woman, and that person gets acquitted, they usually just kind of wrap up the investigation and move on. Just take the L and go forward. But if they learn something during the investigation, this is, oh, wait a minute. We're trying, we're trying the wrong person. Well, then hopefully they keep the investigation open and continue to please then look for another suspect or can the case simply end without anyone being held responsible? Thank you for all you do. Well, I just, yeah, sorry, I should have read the whole comment. But yeah, when he said positive evidence, all I heard was, I know you are, but what am I? Please stay safe. God bless you and your family and the lovely Ms. Daisy. Christ is King indeed all day long, all night long, all night, all night. So boomers, I like your music too. I like your music too. That was Lionel Richie, young people. I love the early shows. I love the decoy shirts. Well, thank you. And thank you. Thank you. I put my wooden box in the closet just to be here. Well, it should be there anyway, apparently. Sounds gross. I started watching about 15 minutes late. It won't start from the beginning. Exactly the same thing happened yesterday. It will go back just not all the way. Anyone else only on RBP Strange. It's funny. You mentioned that because that did happen yesterday because after the show, I always pull down the episode and clip the three minutes out at the beginning so that people who tune in later don't have to watch the countdown. And it wouldn't let me do it. It wouldn't let me do it. And it was starting like two minutes into the show. And then like 10 minutes later, all of a sudden, it fixed itself. And it started going back to the beginning of the show. I'm wondering if that's going to happen again today. I'll reach out to YouTube and see if there's something I'm doing wrong on my end. I don't think there is. I don't think they like your humble host. For being honest, today's show probably didn't help that. Hundred plausible explanations. Only one of them is Tyler doing the deed. Then dropping the heirloom at a drop point, the other ninety nine necessitated conspiracy. I got ninety nine explanations in TR81. I got you guy foe. Finally got my own login. So I don't have to make my husband Thomas sound girly anymore. It's clear they care more about pushing in narrative than truth. Love you. Well, none of that sounded girly. I love you and Thomas too. Nothing at all girly about that. Oh, my B, the dishonesty of TPSA smoke boy and all the fed slop influencers makes me sad. How some believe the Alpo is crazy, praying for divine intervention. Love you be daisy. And thank you for your great efforts. And Mrs. C Christ is King indeed indeed. Thank you very kind of. And Frank ever go on stage with CK at a college. Frank Tertik. I don't know. I don't think so. I think he's made his whole living off the back of this. Are you feeling blah, blah, blah better? B. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. If I was a 65 yesterday, maybe I'm like a 77 today, maybe 81. I'm in that range. Catholics are shining stars. So glad I met you in Cannes. If you're not eyes on the prize, stay safe, brother. All glory to God. Oh, thank you. I appreciate that. It's very kind of you. Very kind of you doing our best out here, doing our best. If the TPSA won your event is still on at UVU, who's meeting me there in their decoy shirts ordered mine. Oh, that'll be fun. Take pictures. Take pictures. I think it'd be funny if there were a hundred of them. Just say it. Just say it. Please see our thoughts. John Cullen falls off map 1025 pops back up after 10 months 826. Now tweeting every hour sense about Hades and UAVs while claiming CO and our humble host refused to address the topic. Thanks. Well, I haven't seen him say I refused to address it, but I actually commented on one of his posts. So I don't know. And he responded. So I don't know how you can say I'm refusing to comment. Shira. Thank you, Shira. A box. Huh? Very much love from Da Nanda. You mentioned the duty of Kanda. And so a Sponte a few shows ago. So I re researched, duty of Kanda, Utah rule 3.3. So a Sponte authorization for district local rule 16. Tag John X. If not to hand, I feel judged obligated to sanction in this case. Yeah, tagging me on X is a terrible way to get in touch with me. Not that you shouldn't do it. I'm not trying to discourage you, but I don't read my tags. Like I never go to my mentions. You know, by between getting ready for the show, doing the show, scanning X, just seeing what people are talking about, the research, family time, coaching baseball, trying to sleep, eat, workout, like I don't have time to go through all my mentions. If you if you need anything, if you have something like that, email it, [email protected]. We'll do our best to get to it. We don't even get to all those, frankly, but we try. We try. But thank you very kind, very kind. Glad you listen to that tweet and start a podcast. Number one, fan down the road in shovel Tennessee. That one, when we moved here, my wife said she was going over to Shelbyville for something. I was like, there's no Shelbyville shovel. I grew up here, lady, it's shovel. Glad I listened to that tweet and started a podcast. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, yeah. Someone was smack talking to me in the comments today on some some tweet and they said, Oh, yeah, you think you know everything? You should you should speak up like start a podcast. I was like, I'll look into it. I'll look into it. I'll look into it. Listen, I've been in Shelbyville twice in the last two months. I didn't see you. I didn't see you. I am only able to start at 18 minutes, first time. Well, I will say this to everyone experiencing this. After the show upload, you'll be able to go back. I have no idea why it's doing this. No idea whatsoever why it's doing this. My husband gets bored with all my podcasts sometimes. Watch the show without him yesterday. When he got home, he accused me of thinking he's low IQ for not wanting to watch it with him from Alabama. Um, oh, well, we didn't sound like he's bored with this one. I wonder if defense can argue that the state's lack of disclosure before preliminary hearing is what led them to keep saying speculative. Um, I doubt it. I doubt it. I'll be covering the KGRD in depth. Okay, defense definitely made good argument. No inference upon inference. Great. Find on the case law, very interested in how he will rule. Um, yeah, I'm interested. I don't know what you're talking about. What's KGRD? KGRD. Uh, say, um, I don't know who you're talking about. Oh, you talked about the aggravating factor. Yeah, they kept referring to it as KGRD. Now that you mentioned it, they kept referring to it as KGRD. Um, I don't know why they did that. It was confusing to me when I saw it in there the first time. Uh, uh, gotta catch up the last 25 minutes. Roger that. Uh, family in EMP defense. 2015 CIA linked dockmarries, then becomes TPUs. A C E O classic long game asset. But you can't question the widow snake eyes. You're unlocking a whole new level of wingman for the principal in the class. Thank you, my hour B. That's all. Well, thank you. Thank you. I appreciate that. Uh, perennial tactical. Perennial tactical. Is that what that was that what it was? Uh, security, streaming to Frank, Mikey, Erica Shapiro. I don't know what that means. Oh, you're saying that's what I don't love that. Thank you for your insight. Thoughts on Andrea Burkart's opinion based off the documents so far. I think she's pretty fair. From a lawyer's perspective, keep going max love from NEPA. I don't know where. Nephi is, but it sounds beautiful this time of year. I haven't seen her opinion on this most recent filing. I have no idea what her thought was. I thought she's been, she's been fair. I mean, she's on the other side and I'm okay with that. I don't mind someone coming to a different conclusion if they know what the hell they're talking about. If they read the documents and say, I don't know, bear, and I see this differently. Okay, Dougie. But if they're like, you're an idiot, I hate you. You're a con man. You don't know what the hell you're talking about. Sounds like the prosecutors might be the more experienced lawyers, even if people don't think they have a case that defense needs to tighten up. Like Archie Bell and the Drells tighten up all the way from down in Houston, Texas. Maybe the bad faithers just seemed desperate to grab hold of any perceived win after losing the debate. Their claims may not stick to casual observers. I agree with you. Now I'll say this. Casual observers are not on X, like that's, that's like the craziest of the crazy. Casual observers aren't probably watching Charlie Kirk oriented podcasts. Casual observers are picking up headlines that roll through Fox News crawlers. I don't know what they say. So, but I agree with you that after the smoke boy debacle, they're just looking for anything they can grab onto. Like they're there and I mean, dire straits are circling the drain. Why is everything stacked against the defendant in the preliminary? In favor of the state when the defendant is subsequently held in jail for months. How is this upholding his constitutional rights? It's a great question. Spring court one day we'll have to figure this out because I don't think it's fair. Blake rode a short yellow school bus with helmet. Snephy. Snephy. I'm currently recovering from an emergency surgery on Sunday. It would greatly appreciate prayers for peace and a speedy recovery. Nobody likes the words emergency surgery. No one likes the word surgery, but especially emergency surgery. So thoughts and prayers with you. Good sir. Pete certainly will pray for you. My coworker offered to lend me a pellet gun to get rid of a groundhog. My immediate response. I don't want my DNA on your gun. He was so confused. Well, that's good advice. It's good advice correcting Mr. blanked out Sneph's grammar is hilarious. Well, he needed it. He needed it. I wouldn't do it to a person who isn't portrayed as like this uber intellectual. But if you're going to be an uber intellectual, use commas properly. I mean, let's just let's start with the basics. Subject verb agreement. I mean, you should know this by third grade. You should know that's just walking around. Are you feeling today, but but bear on. Hope you're feeling better the last night. You're sick and well. What's up with the spy plane anything new? No. In an out of Nashville last night. Your majesty. The principal read one of your grand jury commensments on Monday. I said, why did Joe can't have to get the text if he was about the left. They need a crash course and logic. God bless. Oh, that was you Anna. That was you. You made the principal show. You need to put your bio as seen on the Candace Owens podcast at it. And I take credit, put it on your CV. Almost missed the matinee. Right 30 minutes late. So I will not comment until I catch up. Hope you're feeling better. Have you put the intro? Have you put the intro song yesterday today? Did I miss it? That's gonna be yeah. This is the thing. I have no idea what's going on. I don't know why they cut the show yesterday today. I'm gonna have to get to the bottom of this. We've changed nothing on our end. We fire up the show the exact same way. So I have no idea what they've done. I don't, I've never seen this happen to anyone else. So who knows? Just my thoughts. But could the pipe mom back back have been another backup plan? Maybe maybe if it looked more like an explosion. Thanks for all the work you and Daisy put into this. I appreciate it. Thank you. I don't know. Honestly. I think it's weird. We never heard about it. Of all the things we've heard about this case. No one mentioned there was the makings of an explosive device in the condo where the two shared a home. Is that because it was lances and we need him to be the good guy here. Is that why? Whoops. Shooting light. I don't need to hear about that. Let's try this super chat again. Can't help but go back to the trap door theory. Shot came from below him. It could explain the shirt movement up and possibly could have hit the mic in necklace. No, it couldn't have because if it hit his shirt in a way to cause the shirt to go up, there would be a hole in it. We would see that hole and it doesn't like deflect and go now. There's no shot from the trap door. Not that I see nothing. I'm open. I'm open to everything. But that would have to take a lot of convincing. Am I late or did Baron come on early must be good. I've seen it. They're late. And apparently you guys are all going to have to go back and watch the first however many minutes they cut off after it uploads. So maybe 10 minutes or so after the show ends go back and catch the beginning. I don't know why they're doing it. One of the fed slappers and dishonest lying dirt bag is going to do and the defense doesn't concede to all of this at trial. These tweets won't age well. I don't think they intend to make it trial. I don't think they intend for him to make it to trial. Road mic could be on SD card. TF took out of the camera. Do you think the audio was feeding to the camera? I see what you're saying. I don't think so because I think we saw where the road mic was anchored. It was actually one of the one of the cameras he didn't take the SD card. But maybe husband keeps saying who is Baron Coleman. There's no excuse for that question. Get your husband on board. He's my high Q YouTube friend, honey. You should only see one charge a month. Oops. To this month. From the number one Arkansas fan of the man from Tennessee. Stay safe. Jesus loves you. Thank you. Do it my best. You guys stay and say safe. Bottles me a little bit. Love learning from you. Totally worth watching you. Through the wee hours, which I study law, but post working in global eye banking. Ian Carroll led me to you. Thanks for helping me retain cognitive function. Jesus loves you. Helen. Thank you. Thank you. Is it the wee hours where you are? Shouldn't be. My in. And I cooked broiled fried sauteed simmered boiled roasted grilled baked pork stir fried steamed braised stewed or flambad. Okay. Okay. Over 3,000 people have been generating America for crimes. They didn't commit because people wouldn't stop asking questions. Are those people evil? Well, it depends. Was there a widow involved? Apparently, you're not allowed to ask questions or theories. Come on, bear in your way too logical. It's a bad habit. Bad habit. Speaking of the death penalty, made me think of St. Maria Grete. Incredible story. It's worth your time. Thanks for all you're doing. God bless and remember, Jesus loves you. We have an icon of St. Maria Grete hanging in our house. We're very familiar with the story. In fact, the very final words, Mrs. Coleman say, Mrs. Coleman and I say to each other before we go to bed is St. Maria Grete. Pray for us. Uh, TPSA to the world. These are not the droids you're looking for. No shirt. Fed fatigued. Not a bad idea. I know this question refers to the member show last week, but didn't God promise us he would never flood the earth again. I've been having dreams about a 2,000 foot wave. I'm not okay. Living in the Gulf Coast. Well, the good news is you won't have to worry very long. The bad news is, yes, God promised he would never flood the entire earth again. But there've been floods and those floods have killed a lot of people. There was a flooded, a tragic flooded, a, uh, girls camp in Texas a few years ago. I mean, when I was a kid, this St. Louis, uh, around St. Louis, the Mississippi River flooded and killed a whole bunch of people, uh, floods happen, um, widespread flooding happens. As long as there's a remnant, then God will have fulfilled his promise. It's worth resembles alpha terrible, terrible, uh, Baron rules. I got that because they used to watch alpha. And I was a kid. And I noticed isn't a cat. No, that's a dog. That knows you have a cat in your, uh, picture, alpha to like that, alpha to like that, speculant TR must have had four outfit changes. Baron, you're going to address what happened to you in Candace yesterday, Hades airplane scary doodoo for sure, Christ is King indeed. Um, I don't know any, I mean, there's nothing else to address. There was a plane in the air. It was landed when she was on the air. It took off when I was on the air. So it was low over Nashville, both times, uh, flew within two clothes for comfort, frankly. But I mean, I don't know anything. I'm still here. Uh, what do you think of the speculation in the Lindsey Clancy trial that Patrick killed the kids? Thanks for all you do. I had no speculation. I'm followed it closely, you know, served on two juries, both times after looking to evidence, our decision boiled down to whom do we believe? And what makes most sense, hope to your testifies what are the odds? There's a plea agreement. I can't make odds. I don't know the facts. I don't know. Uh, pray for me, my family, please. Today's day. The one of sobriety, any advice you'd be willing to share? As I start this journey, yeah, you gotta want it. You gotta want it badly. And you're just gonna have to fight it out. It's gonna be tough. I mean, I'm one of those that if you tell me it's gonna be tough, that's better than telling me it's gonna be easy and then it gets tough. And I'm like, oh, this is too tough. So I'd almost rather oversell the tough. It's gonna be tough. But it's, I mean, you got your whole life ahead of you. And we're talking tough for what? A week, 10 days, most? And the first few days aren't even that bad. So you're gonna habitually wanna drink for a few days. You're gonna feel bad probably, depending on how much you're drinking, for maybe days three through seven. You're not gonna sleep very well. Days maybe five through 10. And then you'll be pretty much back to normal. And a more normal than you've probably been in years. And you will be better for it. And your whole family will be better for it. And there's no reason not to, you know. If you could save your child's life by giving up alcohol, would you do it, of course? If you could save your husband's life or your wife's life by giving up alcohol, would you do it? Sure. Why don't you make a decision that that's how badly you want it? Make a decision that's how badly you want it. Daisy recommended a book. I think it was like how to stop drinking alcohol or something. There was some famous book. Apparently it's amazing. And a lot of people use it to have great success. So if you struggle one day one, maybe jump on Amazon or to the book. I can't remember it. As she mentioned on a previous show and she's not in the studio right now. So I can't ask her about it. But hang in there. Check back in tomorrow. Charlie Kirk Medical Exam said that his lungs in heart and brain were bleeding. Three different AIs told me that a 223 would be most likely cause of this and puff of shirt. But did Bagley find another roof, 223? Okay, so several things going on in this comment that I need to address. First, Bagley found nothing on another roof. It was a different officer. I wouldn't trust A.I. to tell you anything about wounds and what possible causes. So that's out. The Medical Exam does say that there were damage to his brain, his lungs and his heart. Also the interstitial space and his chest and some other areas and his, obviously his neck. But that I agree with. It doesn't sound to my research that I've been able to do that it's consistent with the 30/06 one to the neck. But I think people overuse A.I. Like I don't think you can ask the A.I. that question and get a right answer. Smoke boy condemned a TR to death only knowing one of the seven charges against him and saying, no, no, no, he didn't even know one. You got the fact wrong. He condemned under death without even knowing one. And the one he thought he did would not have condemned under death, he would have just been life in prison. It was a disaster. Mikey has the most to win and should he talk? His wife has due with first baby soon. Do you think his dad Rob has told him to shut up? Keep his mouth closed. Your podcast or top notch always. I mean, I can only speculate, but you know, if assuming there was something that Mikey knows, I would think that he would know Rob's position. And I assume he's as terrified of Rob as we all are. The hassle and the Hamptons? Yeah, he was hassled in the Hamptons, good call. What's your opinion on being able to gamble on trial and polymarket? I worry there may be some whales who move the market and could possibly make it unfair. Thanks, I admire your integrity. I don't think people should be gambling on anything. So certainly not when someone's life is in jeopardy, though, that's nonsense. I mean, too much incentive for malvellant behavior. How defense get that so wrong, though, bear it. Especially the first one. They didn't know there was precedent overruling the case long, which they relied almost sounds purposeful. No, tell me it will be okay. Please. I don't know. I don't know how they got it. And maybe they disagree with that conclusion. Maybe they disagree with the conclusion that they got it wrong. But I know that my very cursory, limited non-Utah lawyer research confirmed that they might have five years sober today for loving my husband and 31 years. Chuck, the man I'm married is present every day now. God loves us all. I hope the person who was asking for advice earlier just read that because that's what it's about. It's about the people around you. Yes, you're going to feel better. Yes, you're going to be healthier. Yes, you're going to be more clear headed. Yes, you're going to sleep better. Yes, you're going to be more fruitful in your work in your private life, but it's the people around you. That's who benefits. That's who benefits. Thank you. Congratulations. Be, have you seen the video circulating of L.T. being stopped by a reporter at UVU on 9/10. Same as name was Wesley. Does anyone addressing this? Please look into this guy's almost say what I say every time. Unless you know something's a fact, don't state it is a fact. You don't know that that was Lance Twigs. But you just said it was. You asked if I've seen the video of Lance Twigs being stopped and saying his name was Wesley. It could just be that his name was Wesley. Like it wasn't Lance Twigs. Maybe it was, but you can only speculate. And we don't like when they speculate that it's Tyler Robinson. We shouldn't speculate that that was Lance Twigs. That's all. I'm not getting on to you, Jordan. Iron Sharpen's Iron trying to get better here. That's a high Q outfit. A.B. Love You and Trigger had a show with a lawyer on the other day. And she poked some very interesting holes in the Fed slot duck. Two, did you get to see it go Max Christ is King indeed. I did. I think her name was Octavia. She did a great job. Great job. I like dad had me convinced until the age of 12 that he knew a man in South Wales, UK, who had two wooden legs, but still had his own feet. It took you to age 12 to figure that one out. Hey, hey, okay, got it. I mean, that's like that's honestly, that's lovely. You had that much trust in your father. That's amazing. Amazing. I wish my kids had that much trust in me. Do you think the one or man might still have his own hand? I'm still scarred at 63. I don't know what that last question is about, but I'm sorry to hear that. Questioning this case challenges the very reality they prematurely accept it. It falls apart. So does there's certainty their egos won't allow it Christ is King indeed. Well, that's certainly a generous reading. Americans are being poisoned with bad food. The weak population doesn't rise up. The evil lives in the Hamptons. Some of it does for sure. Charlie Beepster on a performance improvement plan. He's on a pet, guys, he's on a pet. I think some people think evidence is to send him for proof. There's a difference between them, isn't there? Of course, there is. Of course, there is. I went in his testimony. He's evidence that someone was at Penguin steakhouse, not proof evidence. Hey, bear in do you have a video where the FPS is reduced enough to actually see the bullet traveling. I've not been able to find anything nor do I think you will. I mean, just think of the physics of how fast a bullet's traveling. I just don't think it's possible. I mean, if so, it'd just be such a fortunate catch that yesterday. So the spy plane landed in clean after flying over Canis's house. I have family that live in clean. Nothing in clean, except active, largest active duty army base. Yeah, it's a military craft. It makes sense. I think baby was scared of Charlie. Beepster, new Charlie could be president. How could he have somebody be president? That doesn't support his country. I think he's scared of him for more than that. While what inside on Charlie's letter to the beepster, you make the pieces fit. Thank you for. We're just, we're just analyzing the news. When the footage of the closest people surrounding Charlie on that day, none of them looked physically upset anyway. Are they in on another secret? I don't know. Getting their heads. This reads less like a letter and more like Charlie conducting his own exit interview. Yeah, it didn't work out. You can check out at any time you like. You can never leave. Unfortunately, what happened to Charlie may be the very reason people cannot stop lying. It's literally to save their skins. That country is using the world's money to take the world over. Crazy times. Love you too. Hi, be to me. The lateral crawl rooftop vent looks rectangular in shape, especially the shadow satellite view. Clearly shows all rooftop vents on low sea center around thoughts. I have none. I did not notice that. I'll have to go back and look. Beepster started going on podcasts right after May. First appearance appearance was on the NELK boys. Julie noted I bear number one fan in double Debo new Southwiles Australia. I love the matinee as I catch alive. Following since Google trains. Happy to contribute for Superjet. Bless for all you do. Thank you, Becky Boo. That's my best Australian. I don't have anything better than as money did not come from Andrew Wilson. But that only means it doesn't smell like cigarettes and regret. Keep going max for Charlie, everyone. That's diligent. Denizen he's done some great on the ground reporting. If you don't follow him on X, you should same handle diligent Denizen. Excellent X follow has broken some major stories in this case. Thank you, those are good. You explain presumption of innocence to your US audience in Germany. It binds the state and criminal proceedings. Not private citizens. Is it the same in the United States? Well, of course, it's the same. It does bind the state. but when you're calling for punishments, then it sort of crosses into this gray area. So, for example, if my next door neighbor is charged with crimes against children, probably not gonna hire that person to babysit my children. I mean, I can use that as evidence. I can say, I know he used to babysit, but not anymore, sorry. We'll wait and see how the jury works out in the favor, and I may still not afterwards. But, if I'm calling for him to be like fried, then that's a little unbecoming. I haven't seen the evidence. I have no idea if it's true. So, that's. I'm bearing exactly why would the beabster want to take him out? Then Shapiro carries the water and his rigid horse, along with beabsters' expanded list of fed sloppers. Yeah, but there was no one that had the potential to do more harm than Charlie. Unfortunately for Charlie, I had some truthful points like making Israelis fact-check the accusations, but they just can't. 'Cause they're 100% the wrong. So they took Charlie out. Canyon, Christ is King indeed. What's the tough read? I find it funny beabster. After Charlie's death started doing all that social media run, taking everything. Charlie said, just media websites, et cetera, and doing it. Yeah, but he was doing it through other people. I think his point was, there's what we're hiring you to do. You think it needs to be done, do it, big boy. Put on tentfoyle hat. Both strong students. Swigs attended early college magnet at Dixie Tech. Now Utah Tech's success at Utah Tech, gifted recruiting. Tyler Dubb's scholarship and enrolled at Dixie Tech. If Tyler was your good kid and Dr. Jekold, would you hire a pro to see if there's any mind control? Well, I don't even know how you do that. I do. We get it already. You can explain it to them, but you can't understand it for them. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Be, you could have made three episodes from the info you covered today. I hope Fed's slappers and pickle puffers take note. You think the TR case will ever make it to appeals. If you're, he won't, they safe be. Well, I mean, that presumes a conviction. So we'll see. Sir Baron is supposed to TY admitted guilt to his lawyers to protect LT from XYZ chargers. Can they still argue he's innocent? Keep fighting the good fight. If he admits guilt to his lawyers, can they still argue he's innocent? They can, they can still raise defences in his favor. That's what you're saying, yes. Blake's new book, Sniffer's style. And I can't elicit false testimony. But they can raise, they can raise defences in his favor. Blake's new book, Sniffer's style guide. How do I, who in queue a tip and spelling? Coming soon to a bookstore near you. I wouldn't read it. Great show, Baron. Have you checked on the planes that flew over Canister Place? 230 PM God's time. It was a great show start. Christophe S-Ray. Right, it's just king indeed, indeed. Yeah, I've only the updates I've given so far. I mean, nothing more. Baron, thank you for these breakdowns question. Even if the text Andrew Wilson read about Charlie being in fear for his life from the left, doesn't that make it more of a reason to have an ambulance on site? Oh, makes it more of a reason to take extra precautions for sure. That, Baron, I watch every one of your videos. I am a boomer. A late boomer. Nonetheless, 1960. 20 years, your senior, when you say, "Wa, it tugs at my geriatric heartstrings." Christ, it's king indeed. Well, happy boomer, dumb. (laughs) Happy one month of having me as a member. How can we pray for you? It's pray for my children. I mean, that's your legacy, right? Pray for my children. Pray that they're faithful and happy and well-formed. Thank you. I appreciate that. Charlie Kirk played a very high stakes game with the real players with the real power. He, F-A-F-O'd himself, when he flexed his perceived muscle. Great show today. Yeah, I think Naive Ate may have been his undoing. We'll be honest. Letter needs to be broken up and summarized for the masses to digest in shorter clips. Very informative. Dolly noted, "I'll let the clips guy know." Additional context, 8/13/25. Harrison Smith, Sweet Charlie's afraid to fill it. How'd he gave that context? L-M-A-O, I'm dying at the roof analogy. Well, it's a good one. It's the best I can think of on the fly. Greetings, Baron, from where you were not hanging out last night in Texas. No, no, I'm in there in years. It makes it to catch your plane. Why do the grammar corrections bring me so much joy? Because Blake Snath is a turd. That's why he's a turd know-it-all and is great to correct a turd know-it-all. Believe me, they do. Sometimes it's the little things. So much joy. That was supposed to say 20 years your senior. Yeah, I said, it had a decimal, but I got it. I got it. Mr. Baron, maybe a picture of Charlie. Thank you for entertaining us with Truth. God bless you all. Thank you. What's the I'm thinking of inviting Candice text into perspective big time. Thanks, my B. Love you. Jesus loves you too. Jesus loves you too. It does put it in perspective, doesn't it? I didn't even put that in it. Why do you think twigs got immunity after the pipeline? I don't know. Thank you, sir. That's the best analysis, the cause. Thank you. Your hypothetical roofer is trying to put a roof on a home on the Framing Foundation or crumbling beneath. The house should just be condemned. I mean, I'm not fighting you on that. Oh, hear me out. McGrowns took Charlie out to get Candice off their scent. Has she pulled much at this thread? Do you know? I don't know. Ask her. I just had my super about Harrison before you mentioned it. Hi, a queue confirmed and humble logic course paying off. Thank you. That guy Oliver, you have good instincts. But the bar and so worried for T. R. Still breathing by trial. Heard on stew show. Collar said one of the bailiffs. And the court is Tyler's relative Matthew Farnsworth. So worry about Hades overhead, too. Yes, ma'am. So sorry to interrupt. The principal will be live in 15 minutes. OK. Just one last minute. We should be close by this. Thank you. Thank you. Israel seems less guilty because they showed they didn't need seek TPSA. And the Neocons couldn't afford to keep CK. They benefited most from his demise. Oh, you know, you just tried to draw distinction between two groups with which there is no distinction. You put TPSA and Neocons on the other side of Israel. There's a difference without a distinction. Would there be any situation with the defense would submit evidence in a prelim to prevent going to trial? Tyler will be locked up for years waiting. I mean, if there was only one piece of evidence and his testimony would undermine the evidence, maybe, you know, if you knew he was guilty of nothing, I could see someone doing that. I've heard of it. I've never done it. But I've heard of people asking to testify in front of a grand jury or a preliminary trial. But not it's not often. First, super chat, ever. Baron, so upset about the Hades spy plane flying over Candice's home. I think they're playing serious games with her and you only worried about Candice, I see. That's OK. I'll allow it. I'll be following you from Ak. I feel more evidence that throws doubt on prosecution case for probable to are unaligned by end of this trial. Yeah. I don't know. I don't know. Maybe my B. Baster is a genocidal psychopath and we'll get away with taking out C.K. I fear that if he doesn't get his way, this war with this war, he will turn on us now that we can't defend ourselves without any weapons now. Love you B. I don't know. I understand your opinion, but I don't know. I'm behind regarding death penalty book recommendations, secrets of the killing state by Karina Barrett Lane. You have Richmond law professor. Who shared knowledge with us. Thank you. Baron Zola Jacuz, fantastic. I might not even pronounce it right. I really, really want those search warrant affidavits you presented yesterday. You seem to be the only source. Can I have them? Don't know if you have a reason for keeping non public, but please, if you can, we'll put them on X. I mean, I'll throw them up there. Or Daisy, if you're listening, you can put them on your ex and we can retweet it and get it out. I don't have any problem with them in public. I'm not trying to gatekeeper. I don't have anywhere I post documents. That's why we love you B. Thanks for using your voice for us. Please stay safe. I felt like saying this before truth wins. You guys are scared me with the stay safe business. The episode stands out with amazing quality. Well, thank you. What does the term the left mean? Does it mean the CK was worried about an individual with left-sided ideology? Are they saying that Charlie Kirk knew of a conspiracy, consisting of left-leaming politicians and organizations that were after him? Anyone know? We don't know on instant ambiguity that makes it so I don't think that the text has much meaning at all. I was. love to buy a purple nurse Casey's friend hoodie. We could absolutely put that together, but we'd have to spell her name correctly. It has a K at the beginning. But I'm not going to hold it against you. I'm not going to hold it against you. Have you listened to Ian Carroll riff when he did the debate video and explained beautifully how they got control of CK or in how it points to them? I have. He did a great job with it. Watch that whole show. He did a great, the whole show was watching. It's like four hours. It was great. Sorry if you covered this, but did you see the documents where TPSA said no to EMS for UVU event? They request for three parking spots as close as possible to UVU courtyard and how specific they were with the setup even provided a diagram. I haven't seen that. You send that to my email. I'll look at it real bearing podcast at gmail.com. Reasonable people make reasonable inferences, reach reasonable conclusions, genius presentations are bearing. You're playing a huge role in bringing the truth for your protection. Christ is king and Jesus loves you. Thank you. I'm late. Does your number one fan from Eastbourne? I hope you feel better soon. Although the matinee means I can't super chat. Look after yourself. Thank you. I'm going to move quickly because we got just a 10 minutes or so left. Missed 30 minutes. Sorry if I covered. I always felt the DJT statement about CK Bank felt oddly worded. He said he is a great guy from top to bottom. Coincidence that CK told beefster to revance his PR operation from top to bottom. Very well could be a coincidence. May not be. I don't know. Never considered it. Buried in silence wrapped in lies. The truth waits patiently. It doesn't yell. It outlasts every shadow cast against it. And when it rises, it heals. What deception broke. Truth always finds it. That's beautiful. Hello, Baron. Get well soon. Number one fan from Indy. Thank you for everything you do. Keep up the good work. Christ is King indeed indeed. I've been to Indy a great number of times. So, Baron Grayshow. County Durham. Duck. Thank you. If Charlie Kirk was able to leave TPSA, who would replace him? Erica. Obviously. There's no question. Everyone do it. Man, there's just no question. I've listened to time at least five times and shared it with so many of my friends and family. Your best opening, in my opinion, Christ is King indeed. God bless all our children. Thank you. Thank you for insight, Baron. Thank you for your comment. Ricky, today's episode and your conclusion about Charlie Kirk's divorce from the Zionist is worthy of a honor of the century might be God bless you, Baron. Thank you. Appreciate that. As analysis and analogy, you're very insightful. Wow. So telling. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah. They've been lying to us about this whole thing. Axel 21 on the move now. I saw that. Just crazy. Crazy. Just now. Crazy rabbi. Schmooly on Israel TV. Seven Jewish people must be feared. That wasn't just now. That was earlier. I saw that early this morning or yesterday, but yeah, thank you. Praying my favorite, paying my favorite podcasters today. Thank you, Baron, for everything. We have such a beautiful community. Praying for the Romans always take care. Jesus loves you. Yeah, I heard a friend of mine said, if you don't support the podcasters you like, you're going to be stuck with the podcasters. You don't. I thought, yeah, it's true. I up to my monthly budget. I don't want to be stuck with the ones I don't. You said the Axel flew to Colleen. That's Fort Hood. Dooley noted. Dooley noted. Hey, but, but Baron, was it Andrew Wilson? Tell me a smoke boy. That's set how much time they debate for when I heard it was three and a half hours by 10 foil hat mine said, so it's three hours, 30 minutes. Are they inserting their 33 into CK's case again? Christ is King again. Oh, indeed always. Yeah, probably. I didn't even think about that. Good catch. Hard pole. Told Sean Ryan. Charlie got a preview of it. Point of view photo of his seat showing the shooter spot. The tarot get it too. It matches the camera behind Charlie's view. For that explain tarot taking the SD card. I don't know. I don't know. Why not talk with competent lawyer like Andrea Berkhardt or a drunk one like Rakita. Your bulldo-do wouldn't fly with them. Huh? Set it up nonsense and keep it clean. I don't mind you disagreeing. But keep it clean. I don't do interviews. I mean, that's the point. They can do their show. I can do my show. People can tune into whoever they want to watch. When you said give people space to research. It reminded me of my three-year-old who's always says give me space. But we'll refuse to give space. What did I say? But we'll refuse to give you space when I asked especially in the bathroom. You know, I've never had that problem. I don't have three-year-olds coming to my bathroom. But maybe my wife does. I haven't asked. They want to be in the boomer's wills in my opinion. Oh, that's why they're going after the older set. The more experienced humans. Three years ago, I took my oldest UCF. I was so heartbroken a week later. My son into his life. Nicholas was 17, very hard season. You and Candace have helped give me out of my catatonic state. Thank you. Wow, I'm so sorry to hear that. I cannot imagine that devastation. I'm so sorry to hear that. So sorry. Thank you for your kind words about the program helping you. Man, I'm sorry, genuinely. Affidavit required follow-up. I've been pestering about those affidavits since last night, and I have to apologize. Andrew Burkard has had them and I know see what affidavits we're talking about. Don't put the search warrants. I didn't see him on our site, but maybe she does. Thank you for opening up this topic, tornado alley. Oh, your tornado alley. You're welcome. Thank you. I'm tuning in. So I'm not sure if you covered this regarding Raspberry Pi cell collected from TR per warrant. Google how large they are in reference back to pick a fake cell that fell from Zins pocket. I know what you're saying. I'm not saying thank you. I think Charlie was okay being a roofer, but Israel was destroying the roof every time he put a new shingle down. Not a bad fit to the analogy. One of one, Christ is King A. Why all fake Christians hate immigrants? I don't think they do. Criminal defense lawyer, you can't be S. Who are you? Okay. I don't do guests. I have very few guests and the ones I do are typically friends or people I want to get to know better. I don't care what other people say. This this whole like you're not a man. If you don't fight somebody, shut up, shut up. Are we missing it? Could Charlie have been hired to do an evaluation? Babestar knew how smart he was and he was on the youth front line. Let her reads oddly. Yeah. Yeah. Charlie told baby to get some podcast and then denied me be a spot on his podcast. I didn't think about that. I didn't insult injury. Number one from South Bend, Indiana. Andrea posted this evidence is clearly overwhelming. Good. Good for her. I don't hate her. I can't help that. I'm allowed to disagree with people. I've never found her to be an obnoxious, horrible person like most of the other fat sloppers. So, you know, I don't hate her. I'm not going to hate her unless she turns obnoxious and horrible. In which case, Andrea, you'll be on my do do list. I don't know why whatever that is is full of whatever that is. Aircage college aid supporters because they remind her of how old she really love you. My B. Woo. That one hit hard. Loving learning legal lessons the easier way. Well, that's cheaper when it's not you. Charlie Kirk's letter needs to be framed. I think he had hope he could help and believed and love them. He then realized how much darker it was after he sent the letter, knowing you're going to end his life. Yeah, I wonder how many people like that was a bad idea. He's on you or not on his good list. Watch last night's show was confused with all the typos and the official documents. It was during the cell tower request. Your thoughts? Yeah, they typed them in a hurry. B. I had to delete and reinstall the YouTube ad. There was a notification that caught that it crashed where you can find now praying. Christ keeps you safe. Sounds like YouTube's playing all kinds of crazy games today. Hey, brother, from a cradle Catholic. How long have you been a Catholic? Love your show. Keep kicking butt. 19 years. 18 years. Oh my God. Old enough to vote. My Catholicism can cast a ballot. I loved Alf and Garfield had time in. Dolly noted crisis King indeed. But you're doesn't your argument assume the state of point of defense is actually working in the best interest of TR some good faith skepticism of the defense approach is warranted. If I see evidence, they're working against them. I'll call it out, but I don't see it yet. Netanyahu came to the US in July of 25. Charlie didn't want him on his podcast, but he did do the no boys show. Correct. That's the rumor. I think while it's still legal to do so, that you nailed the who and why your interpretation on that letter was spot on in your commentary and roleplay was brilliant. Oh, thank you. I appreciate that. You can comment anytime you like. I want to know what Baron thinks about Lindsey Clancy's husband. I have no thoughts. No thoughts. Thank you for all you do, Baron. You guys think I've time to sit around and watch it. eight hours of trials a day and put a show together and do a show I don't I can't can't keep up. Did you see diligent Denizen? I made a post about having met with a family member of TR. Baron, please don't bully me if this has been said already. It has not been said. I did see that post. I did see that post been praying for you and fam with college move. How you holding up? I'm all right. I'm all right. He's a good kid. I think it'd be fun. It was sad and it's still sad and still missing, but you know, we're making it. The super chat is for you to buy and open HR pickles to show smoke boy how it's done. Much love and thank you for this high queue outfit. Go back and watch my debate review show. It's like two or three shows ago. I opened by opening a jar of pickles. Accused queen of getting messages in on device following the opening of his electronic device. Wonder if others were going to help until he bombed. Couldn't defense put a paragraph to challenge the state's claims not for the judge, but for X as the state does when they could they showed up my opinion. Interesting that Charlie expressed his concern about the left trying to kill him the day before security team let him go to Salt Lake City without them. We need to get you in rubber. Stop suggesting I sit down with people. Okay. Barnes has a show. If Barnes wants to sit down, he can call and invite me. I may or may not go, but my God people. Stop. Stop. I will decide who I sit down with. I will decide who the guests are. Thank you. I appreciate your advice. Not only was BB and power on October 7th. It was he who ordered for the Hannibal director to be implemented. Devil. How can I? Oh my god. All right. Guys, if these people were so brilliant, why does no one watch them? That's the only thing I gotta say. If they're killing it with their legal analysis, why is no one watching? Why has Paramounts videos gone from like 800,000 views to like 4,000 views? Okay. It's not a marketplace of ideas if if you get to say like one rowdy audience member says, you have to sit down with this person. You have to, hey, that's what they tried with Andrew Wilson and Candice beat him down like a broken smoke boy. She made him look like an idiot. So be careful what you guys wish for. Be careful what you guys wish for. I hate that that's the one I ended on. But that's the last one we're gonna do because there are no more guys. Thank you. I thought today was a good show. I have no idea why I cut the beginning off when it uploads. Hopefully I will add the rest of it back in like I did yesterday. Pulled the same thing yesterday and have no idea why. But we'll get it fixed. I will decide who does it down and talk to in the future. Actually was talking to a lawyer on the other side here recently. I made it down and talk to him. But it's not because somebody's gonna bully me in the comments. It's not because there's some like challenge out there. You're not a man if you don't sit down with them. Shut up. I'm not in fifth grade. It's not gonna work. It's not gonna work. But I think the guy's interesting. I think he's an interesting guy. He comes vehemently on the other side. But he's not ugly about it. And I don't mind sitting down talking to not ugly people. And so I haven't decided whether to do his show or not. I've talked to him. I might will figure that out. But as far as having guests on our show, I don't do guests. Like I had Dre on the show once. I had Allie Topfiles once. That was like in October, November. I mean, I've had like two guests, maybe three in 163 episodes. So this is not the format. It's not the format. But I do appreciate you guys joining. I hope you have a wonderful afternoon. I'm gonna jump over and watch the principal now. I'll be back tomorrow. I'm not sure what time, but be back tomorrow. We'll do a member show Friday. Maybe we'll have a guest. We'll have an interview. I'll be interviewing somebody. No, I don't have no idea if we're gonna have a guest or not. But we could. I've got one lined up that that has agreed to do it. So we may end up with a guest Friday for the member show. If you're not a member, feel free to check that out. If you like, subscribe. Click notifications. Join the program if you want to support us on a monthly basis as a member. And I will be back tomorrow. Don't forget in the meantime. Jesus loves you. Jesus loves you. Nothing you can do about it. I'm glad I say it at the end. So YouTube doesn't cut it off. Like they cut off the beginning. We'll get that fixed. Well, hopefully we'll get it fixed. You're right. Jesus loves you too. Shade town. Have a good night. Everybody. We'll talk to you. Maniana.

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. The speaker addresses a Utah state filing, clarifying that the defense did not admit guilt; they simply didn’t challenge evidence at the preliminary hearing due to legal standards requiring inferences favor the state.
  2. The speaker criticizes social media commentators (e.g., Blake Snell, others) for misrepresenting the defense’s silence as an admission, calling them dishonest or low-IQ.
  3. The defense’s failure to challenge hearsay is framed as a strategic move to preserve issues for appeal, not a concession.
  4. The speaker argues the state’s filing includes a misleading paragraph designed for social media screenshots, not legal substance.
  5. The speaker discusses a letter Charlie Kirk sent to Netanyahu in May 2025, criticizing Israel’s information war strategy, questioning its humanity, honesty, and manhood, and urging self-reliance.
  6. The speaker links Kirk’s death to his opposition to an Iran war, citing events
  7. The speaker suggests Kirk’s potential exit from pro-Israel advocacy posed a threat, leading to his alleged elimination, comparing it to mafia dynamics.
  8. The speaker notes TPSA’s aging demographic, suggesting it’s no longer a youth movement, and criticizes CEO Erica Kirk’s leadership.

Summary:

The speaker, a commentator on the Charlie Kirk case, addresses a recent Utah state filing, arguing that the defense’s lack of challenges at the preliminary hearing is not an admission of guilt. He explains that legal standards require judges to draw all reasonable inferences in favor of the state, making defense challenges futile at this stage. The filing’s opening paragraph, which states the defense didn’t dispute key evidence, is framed as a social media trap, exploited by commentators like Blake Snell to falsely claim concessions.

The speaker emphasizes that preserving issues for appeal, such as hearsay objections, is strategic, not a waiver. He then pivots to a broader conspiracy theory, detailing a timeline: Kirk’s May 2025 letter to Netanyahu criticizing Israel’s PR efforts, the June 12-day war, July approaches to PBD about running Iran, and an August offer to Kirk in the Hamptons. The speaker argues Kirk’s opposition to an Iran war and his potential exit from pro-Israel advocacy made him a liability, leading to his September death.

He suggests Kirk’s influence could have harmed Israel’s interests, drawing parallels to mafia-style silencing. Additionally, he criticizes TPSA’s aging membership and leadership, claiming the organization has lost its youthful edge. Overall, the speaker contends that the state’s filing is misleading, and Kirk’s death is linked to geopolitical motives, urging followers to view evidence with skepticism.

FAQs

It is the state's reply memorandum supporting a bind over for trial, arguing they met the minimal burden to send the case to trial, not a defense admission of guilt.

At this stage, the judge must draw all reasonable inferences in favor of the state, so challenging evidence like identification or cause of death would be legally irrelevant and wouldn't affect the outcome.

No, not challenging evidence is different from admitting it; the defense is preserving issues for appeal and avoiding pointless arguments at a stage where the standard favors the prosecution.

The defense repeatedly raised that some evidence was unreliable hearsay, but Utah law allows reliable hearsay at preliminary hearings; they raised it to preserve the issue for appeal.

The state accused the defense of misrepresenting the evidentiary standard by calling reasonable inferences 'speculation,' which the state says is a dishonest legal argument.

The host argues it was placed on the first page to be screen-capped on social media and mislead the public into thinking the defense admitted guilt.

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