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much for your support. So we have some breaking news.
They caught well, they have arrested a suspect in the
January sixth pipe bomb plot. These bombs never were detonated.
One was placed at the Democrat National Party headquarters in Washington,
DC on the eve of January sixth, and then another
bomb was placed at the Republican National Party headquarters. And
for the last five years, or no, for four and yeah,
four and a half years now or coming up on
five years, I guess it is, there's been no movement,
no progress in the case. Nothing. A couple of weeks ago,
I saw there was a swirl around a report from
I think his name is Steve Baker, and I've had
Steve on the program before. I believe he's located here
in North Carolina, and he had he was reporting that,
you know, he had gotten some evidence of like the
way the person was walking, and they got like an
expert on gate, you know, like how a person walks,
and then they narrowed the field down or whatever, and
they made some accusations, if I remember correctly, it was
against some well I don't remember what law enforcement agency
it was. It was it was like Secret Service maybe,
or CIA or FBI or DHS somebody. And it was
a female, and I wasn't confident in the reporting, and
so like I didn't do anything with it, and then
the story just kind of died away and people were like,
you better get ready to be sued and all of this.
So who is the suspect that they picked up, Well,
it is not a female. I don't know if this
person identifies as a female. But the person's name is
Brian Cole. So here's the associated press story. And also
hang on, hang on, hang on, I'm gonna look at
the Fox News. Okay, So soon the FBI news conference
on the pipe bomb suspect. Okay, So we're going to
have a press conference and we will endeavor to bring
that to you live as it happens. Here's the Associated Press.
The FBI made an arrest this morning in its nearly
five year old investigation into pipe bombs that were placed
outside the headquarters of the Republican and Democratic National Parties
in Washington on the eve of January sixth, twenty twenty
one riot at the US Capitol on the eve of
the riot. So what does that mean? It was the
night before, right, the person was like walking down the street,
did not I mean, they were wearing a hoodie and
I believe a mask, but you know, COVID can't be
too safe, and so they were walking around and they
dropped the bags off in front of both of these locations,
and I think at the Democrat Party headquarters at one
point Kamala Harris came and was and was hanging out
at the DNC headquarters there and then there was video.
I'm trying to remember, Like, I was not aware of
this until like about ten minutes ago that they had
made this arrest. So I'm just going by, like by
my recall here. But didn't she arrive at the at
the DNC headquarters and was hanging out there and then
after either after she left or while the truck was
still there, her SUV was still there, somebody like walked
over and then yeah, like this could have been very
bad as and as far as I know, they were
legit bombs. They just they were never detonated, as I recall,
I don't but I don't remember the suspect in custody.
Oh sorry, hang on, I skipped a paragraph. So again,
this is the AP and so they're obviously going to
try to say without any evidence. I should point out
we have no evidence of who this Brian Cole character is.
I'm sure people are, you know, scouring social media to
find out who this guy is, but he's had five
years to wipe his digital footprint right. The arrest marks
the first time investigators have settled on a suspect in
an act that had long vexed law enforcement, spawned a
multitude of conspiracy theories, and remained an enduring mystery in
the shadow of the dark chapter of American history. That
is the violent Capital siege. Yes, during the in the
aftermath of the summer of fiery but mostly peaceful rioting
across the country, not a dark chapter. That is not
a dark chapter in American history. It's the one riot,
not all the other riots. It's this one riot that
occurred at the Capitol when conservatives were so angry, And
that's saying something, by the way, to get conservatives to
riot like that, there's a reason that doesn't happen very often,
you know. Okay, so the the suspect in custody has
been identified as Brian Cole, according to three people familiar
with the mat. Okay, so we'd actually don't even know
this has been confirmed. This is the AP citing three
people familiar with the matter, And of all of the
anonymous sourcing explanations, you know, whenever you see this, like
according to somebody with direct knowledge of the situation, but
it's not at liberty to discuss details like the way
they describe their anonymous sources. They just this is the
least helpful one to me. People familiar with the matter?
What does that mean? Familiar with what matter? What matter?
Like the investigation but not the person. The person but
not the investigation? Like what matter are you talking about?
And what does familiar mean that you're familiar with it?
Does that mean that, Oh yeah, I got a buddy
who works on that probe, you know, and he told
me this one thing. So I'm you know, I'm familiar
with the matter. I work in the building. You know,
I meet it the water cooler with the lead investigator. Like,
is that familiar with the matter or familiar with the matter?
Does that mean like you're the lead investigator. That's why
I hate this phrase because there's just too much ambiguity.
I'm old enough to remember when reporters would not use
this kind of sourcing. But if they're wrong, we'll find out.
But we'll see. There's a press conference that they're going
to hold. We don't know when, but it just says soon.
Two of the people of two of these three people
familiar with the matter said that Brian Cole lived in Woodbridge, Virginia,
a suburb of Washington, d C. The pipe bombs were
placed on the evening of January fifth, twenty twenty one,
near the offices of both the headquarters. Nobody was hurt
before the bombs were rendered safe, but the FBI has
said both device could have been lethal. Okay, so there
it is. So they right, So they they were not fakes,
is my understanding. Now, maybe that's not true either. I
don't know. We're relying on the FBI that told us this,
and they told us this during the last administration, So
I don't know, but I do want to just throw
out there that if they could have connected this to Maga,
I kind of feel like they would have. But then again,
maybe they had just devoted so many resources and personnel
to tracking down, you know, seventy seven year old Grandma's
in Florida and hauling them back up to d C
with their oxygen tanks in order to throw them in
jail for three months because they followed a crowd in
for an impromptu tour of the Capitol, Like, that's possible.
They maybe they just didn't have enough personnel in the
FBI to pursue a bunch of bombs that were placed
around town. That's possible, and maybe they just maybe they lied.
Maybe they lied about it. Again, I don't I get
the feeling after watching the Biden administration's doj and even
during Trump's term his first term, and even before then. Actually,
now that I'm thinking about it, I kind of feel
like they would have. They would have pinned this on
Maga if they had the evidence to do so. Right
In the years since, investigators have sought the public's help
in identifying a shadowy subject seen on surveillance camera cameras
like many of them, like walking all through DC, including
the person's gender and motive, and whether the act had
a clear connection to the riot at the Capitol a
day later, when supporters of President Donald Trump stormed the building.
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FBI's top two leaders, the director Cash Battel and Dan Bongino.
They sought to breathe new life into the pipe bomb
investigation despite having openly disparaged the bureau's broader approach to
the j sixth siege. I don't even know what that
sentence means, associated press, what does that mean? They sought
to breathe new life into the investigation. Yeah, because no
one had been arrested for it. Somebody put pipe bombs
in front of the Democrats and Republicans headquarters in DC
on January fifth. Somebody did that. It's on video. You
disabled the bombs. So, yes, they should breathe new life
into the investigation because apparently it turned up nothing. There
were no arrests for five years. So they sought to
breathe new life into the investigation despite having openly disparaged
the bureau's broader approach. Oh does that mean going after
the seventy seven year old grandma down in Florida. Well, yes,
there's a reason why they disparaged that. It's because it
is completely worthy of disparagement. See that's how that works.
Despite Trump's pardons on his first day back in office
of the rioters who stormed the Capitol, including those who
violently attacked police with polls and other makeshift weapons. In
a long November thirteenth post on Twitter formerly known as
x Bongino wrote that the FBI had brought in new
personnel to examine the case and quote dramatically increased investigative
resources along with the public reward for information to try
to utilize crowdsourcing leads. In that same post that was
addressed to Republican Representative Thomas Massey of Kentucky that a
quote week of near twenty four hour work on recent
open source leads in the case has yet to produce
a breakthrough. That was November thirteenth, and so now here
we are with somebody arrested, which I mean, this is
a good day, a good day for all of the
legacy media outlets that now get to run all of
the b roll footage from the J six riot. Well,
oh and Fox News as well. So yeah, they're talking
about oh wait, hang on a second, hang on, and
all my glasses on let me look them. Okay, no, sorry,
different riot, that's anti ice riots. Sorry, they're storming some
New Orleans. Oh, they're storming the city hall in New Orleans.
Not an insurrection people, Okay, this is completely different because Democrat.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: The person that they were looking for, the pipe bomber,
wore a light sweatshirt, dark pants, and sneakers, a dark
backpack slung over one shoulder. Investigators have long said that
the gate suggested that the person was a man, but
a surgical mask and a hood rendered the face all
but impossible to see. Again, they were COVID worried, right,
they're very scared of getting the RONA agents paired their
video review with a broad sweep of digital records. They
gathered cell tower data showing which phones were active in
the neighborhood at the time, and issued subpoenas to several
tech companies, including Google. Okay, look, I think you are
all aware. I am not an agent with the FBI.
I am not a criminal investigator, okay, or am I no,
I'm not okay. I am not a technical guru either,
but I think a pretty good place to have started
would have been to capture the cell phone pings and
such that were near the Republican Party headquarters, and then
also capture the pings that were near the Democrat Party headquarters.
And then and I'm just spitballing here again not an expert,
but then maybe like match up those lists of the
phones that were in both areas and find out, you know,
if there's a match, because if there's a phone that's
pinging near the DNC and that same phone number pings
near the RNC on the night of January fifth at
the time that we know the time was when the
bombs got planted, because we actually have that on video,
the planting of the bomb, So we could put the
two together and maybe find out whose phone that was
if they had a phone. Now maybe they didn't have
a phone, and maybe they were no matches, but that
would have been my first step. I would have probably
done that first, especially because like the the video was
so terrible, which that's another question that I have on
these types of cases, where like we've like we got
we got clearer video of the moon landing sixty years ago.
You know, we have of today's modern close circuit TV cams.
For some reason, I don't understand. You know, it's like, hey,
we need your help identifying this suspect, and they show
you this picture and it's just like a blurry blob.
You can't you can't tell anything about this image. I
don't get that. Let me jump over here to PJ
Media Catherine Salgado. Following the news that the j six
pipe bomber has been arrested by the FBI, a new
report establishes his identity as a Virginia man named Brian Cole.
Fox News miss Now formerly known as MSNBC and NBC
News all reporting today that Cole is the suspect. But
the particularly galling part is that miss Now says Cole's
arrest was the result of a quote fresh review of
old evidence, and Cole could have possibly been arrested years ago. Huh.
So there's no new evidence that you guys have uncovered.
It's just old evidence that somebody else looked at. Now. Look,
I have seen enough of the Cold Case TV show,
you know, the forensic files and all that stuff. I've
seen enough. I mean, not that I go out and
try to put those on. Christy loves why these things
because she's a woman, and I think that's part of
the deal. Like, if you're a woman, you love watching
these types of true crime shows and stuff, And so
I see some of these episodes, and so I understand.
You know, a case goes cold, nobody's talking, evidence will
leads to dead ends, and that's it. But then you know,
a detective, you know, takes a fresh look at it,
They interview some new people, they find some new information
or whatever, and boom, the case gets solved. Right, And
maybe that's what happened here, that's possible, But it's not
like this is a terribly old case. It's only been
four and a half years, right, a fresh review of
old evidence. And according to miss Now, hardly a conservative publication. Right,
they're saying that Cole could have been arrested years ago. Now,
I wonder does miss Now think that the arrest should
have been made years ago because he's maga because right now,
nobody knows. As of this moment, I'm not aware of
any background research that's been done or published about Brian
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it's like the two monkeys with the knives the cartoon
where they're like circling each other with the knives. That's
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All Right, So during the break, I have thrown away
all of my show prep because the breaking news. I
did not throw it away. That's a lie. I didn't
throw it away. It's still here. I'm gonna hopefully be
able to circle back, like Jen Pisaki Wood to some
of these topics that I worked so diligently to compile.
But the breaking news today is that the FBI is
made an arrest in the J six pipe bombing case.
This morning, they arrested a fellow by the name of
Brian Cole, thirty years old, who lives in Woodbridge, Virginia,
a suburb of DC, and that is virtually all we
know of the person at this time. However, however, and
thank you, I got a text here on the text
line that seems to indicate the very same thing here,
which is from Ken Delanian from NBC who he's basically
an Intel service cutout working in the media. If Ken
Delanian is telling you something, it's coming from the Intelligence services,
and you know, so you don't know if they're telling
you this for truthful purposes or they're telling you this
for deflective purposes. We don't know. So that's my disclaimer.
Whenever I do anything that comes from Kendelanian with NBC,
I always like, I take it as if the intelligence
community is giving me this information for some reason, and
I don't know what that reason is, and so you
have to hold out the possibility that they're doing it
in order to distract to misinform, right. I don't know
what the motives are. But what they report is that
the suspect has been linked to statements in support of
anarchist ideology. What well, what is anarchist ideology? What does
that mean? Like an anarchist.
Speaker 2: Or is that?
Speaker 1: Is that a way of saying antifa, which is just
an idea? People, There is no there's no organization, there's
no structure, It's just an idea. Antifa is just an idea.
Is that what we're talking about? Is it antifa linked
to statements in support of anarchist ideology? So I don't
know what that means. There is a press conference. We
now have learned that this press conference is going to
be scheduled for one o'clock. That is also coincidentally or not,
I don't know the same time when this individual is
going to be arraigned in federal court. That's at one pm. Yeah,
and we'll see, we shall see. Let me right now,
I'm just trying to look for to do, all right,
how about this. I'm trying to look to see which
way to pivot because I've got to like think ahead
to one o'clock, and I've got the stuff on the
blowing up of the boats, but I kind of feel
like that's going to be longer than a segment, so
I want to keep all that self contained to an
hour for the podcast and everything. So let me do this.
I've got some audio that I pulled do to do
to do here she is okay, so, uh, you know
Congresswoman Promila Jayapala or jayapal gaiapow uh, Democrat from Washington,
head of the Progressive Caucus. Well, she has introduced legislation
now that would severely limit the Department of Homeland Security's
ability to enforce the nation's immigration laws. Okay, which, by
the way, I support her doing.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 1: I don't support her bill, but this is the way
you go about changing laws that you don't want to
see enforced. Okay. If you don't want laws to be enforced,
then take the laws off the books, change the laws,
and you do that through the legislative process. And that's
what she is doing. And so kudos to her for
at least understanding the way it's supposed to go. You
don't just get to nullify stuff. You don't get to
say we're not going to enforce this, we're going to
ignore that. Right, So she introduced Well, here let me
play the sound bite, because she did a news conference
announcing the rollout of this bill. Here's what's you.
Speaker 2: See our Dignity for Detained Immigrants Act has a remarkable,
unprecedented one and twenty three original co sponsors before we've
even introduced it, one hundred and twenty three co sponsors.
And it overhauls the detention system. It drastically scales back
the use of detention. It ensures that every single immigrant
who is in detention has their human and civil rights protected.
Our bill also phases out the use of private, for
profit detention centers. It prohibits the detention of children and families,
and makes it harder to detain primary caregivers and vulnerable
people like pregnant women or seniors, or workers who are
whistleblowing on unscrupulous employers. It requires DHS to allow members
of Congress to do our jobs and conduct those unannounced
inspections that hold these facilities accountable.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, that's what you're doing. Mm hmm, unannounced inspections,
right to hold them accountable, that's what Yeah, because you're
trained as an inspector, right, Okay. So according to bright
bart dot com, and she mentioned some of these provisions,
it repeals mandatory detention, So like, what does that mean?
More catch and release? So your order to be deported,
but we can't detain you, so you're free to go
until you have your day in court, which you may
have already had by the way, but nonetheless due process,
so we don't ever get to deport you. That's and
that's the goal here, by the way, just so everybody
is clear, it's to slow the process down so much
that you can't ever get people out of the country
in a timely fashion. And then eventually you can give
them amnesty or path to citizenship amnesty once Trump is
gone and you can get a Democrat in charge, and
then you can just you know, give the amnesty. And
that's what the long game is. They just need to
slow everything down. And by the way, this is not
just me making this up, Okay, this is me going
off of what these leftist bureaucrats said. During Trump's first term,
there were stories about how bureaucrats inside the federal government
were actively throwing sand in the gears if you will,
to slow everything down to work Trump's agenda. This is
how This is why people in MAGA call it the
deep state, because they you have people inside the government
that are essentially like a fifth column, right, They're they're
they're working as as saboteurs inside the government because orange
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Immigrants at or the DDIA or the DiDia as I
like to call it, introduced by Promila Jayapol along with
one hundred and twenty three other sponsors. Unprecedented, never before. Okay,
So this is what the Democrats are, This is where
they're throwing their lot into, right, this is what they're
going to be running on. This idea that there will
be no more mandatory detentions for illegal immigrants that are
picked up, no more mandatory detention. It would prohibit the
detention of families and children in family detention, so they
all have to be released, which is what Biden did.
And that's how you ended up with, you know, a
couple hundred thousand unaccompanied minors that got sent out to
live with people throughout the United States and they don't
know who those people are, and those kids, many of
them got trafficked' the see, that's the humane thing to do.
In Democrats' brains, that's the humane thing to do, is
that if you got kids, you can't detain them, You
got to send them on their way to be sex trafficked. Sorry,
that's I mean, that's only the moral thing to do here. Also,
it creates a presumption of release, a presumption of release,
and it imposes a higher burden of proof to detain
primary caregivers as well as vulnerable populations. And you heard
her mention some of them, some of these protected classes
pregnant women, but also survivors of torture or gender based violence,
people with serious mental or physical illness or disability. So
if you are insane, that is a presumption of release.
That makes sense in the Democrats' brain, that makes sense.
So somebody suffering from mental illness, serious mental illness, then
the presumption is that you have to release them back
out into our society, right, that's yeah. What else? Oh,
asylum seekers, anybody over the age of sixty, So all
you cartel members, you can retire here. You get the
presumption of release. But also LGBTQ individuals. I don't know
why the plus and the two ia are not in there,
but LGBTQ individuals, so they get extra protection. So if
you're straight, you don't get the presumption of release, but
if you're gay, you do. These people they're just crazy.
What else here? Phase out the use of private detention
facilities and jails because those are bad, right, Yes, those
are terrible private detention facilities. So why do that, Well,
because in the sanctuary jurisdictions, you've got local Democrat officials
that are already doing that in the public detention facilities, right,
they're they're already not cooperating with ICE. They don't want
to hold anybody, so they're releasing these violent criminals all
the time. In fact, the New York Post had a
big story where is it here? It's in the stack
of stuff shilling. New details emerge about killer migrants responsible
for twenty nine homicides that were sprung from New York
jails instead of being handed off to ICE. Twenty nine
dead people in New York directly connected to the people
that the New York prison officials, at the direction of
Democrat elected leadership, right, they said, release them. They would
not honor the ICE detainers. They let these people out.
And by the way, there was six nine hundred and
forty seven, so almost seven thousand criminals released from New
York jails despite having active ICE detainers. That's just in
one year. One year, that's what New York did, and
it led to the deaths of twenty nine people, and
that's what Promilajaiapol and to one hundred twenty three Democrat
co sponsors, that's what they would like to see replicated
throughout the country. What else here? Established civil detention standards
that provide at minimum the level of protection in the
American Bar Association. Civil Immigration Detention standards, mandate the DHS
Inspector General conduct unannounced inspections with meaningful penalties for failure
to comply with standards, and require that DHS allow members
of Congress to stage publicity stunts and photo ops. I'm
sorry to make unannounced inspections. Sorry, that's what That's what
the bill actually says. All right, that'll do it for
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