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covering a bunch of different topics. I mean, I think
I am. That's what I prepped for, and I have
a lot of leftover stuff that I haven't gotten to,
so I'm gonna be going sort of all over the place.
So you're gonna have to listen to all of it. Okay,
so just clear your schedule so you can hear all
of the different topics. Are gonna be bouncing around, so
you're gonna have to listen fast, well faster than you
normally listen. So we now know a little bit more information,
a little bit A tenC. We see a little bit
more information about Brian Cole Junior. Brian Cole Junior, he
is the man that has been arrested and charged with
planting the two pipe bombs, one at the r NC headquarters,
one at the DNC headquarters late on January fifth, the
day before the January sixth Capitol riot. Right. And there
are a couple of different components here. First off, he
is the son of Brian coleor coincidentally, who owns a
bail bond company, and he worked for his dad, apparently
at the bail bond company. It's his employment. The bail
bond company. I think it primarily specialized in bail for
illegal immigrants. And the company sued the Trump administration over
the immigration detention policies and stuff, and they lost their case. Okay,
And at one point they were represented by Benjamin Crump,
who represented Trayvon Martin's family. There's a you know, Benjamin
Crump is a longtime Democrat political activist, guy, lawyer guy,
So there is a certain connection there to the political realm.
That's about all I have seen about him so far.
He was described by some neighbors as as kind of odd,
a little odd. He would walk his dog, a little chihuahua.
He would walk this dog around the neighborhood all the time,
like all the time, like too much time that a
dog needs to walk around to do its business. He
would walk the dog in the middle of the winter
time wearing shorts and flip flops. But I don't know.
I see a lot of people that wear shorts year round,
no matter the temperature, and I don't understand that at all.
I didn't even understand it when I was much fatter
and I had a lot more insulation. I never wore
shorts in the wintertime. Now. I had friends that wore
shorts all year round back in college, even in the wintertime,
and I never understood it then. I still don't understand
it now, but some people do it. But he also
wouldn't make eye contact with neighbors. He didn't really talk
to anybody. And so according to the charging documents that
were submitted to the court as part of the of
the charges, they have tracked this guy through no new information.
We found that out yesterday. There's no new information that
was developed since the Trump administration took over. According to
the DOJ officials, all they did was bring in some
new people, right, They brought in some new people. They
moved a bunch of the other people out heard some
Democrat senators and representatives that were complaining that, you know,
the reason why the FBI was unable to track this
guy down for four years under the Biden administration was
because Donald Trump reassigned and moved out a bunch of
the FBI people when he got into office four years later.
I don't understand this argument either, but that's what they're
going with. So the new people that came in and
took a look at the investigation and what had been
developed up to that point, they took all that information
and they were able to find a suspect in about
ten months, when the previous teams were unable to come
up with somebody for four years. They tracked his credit
card purchases, the pipes, the caps on the ends of
the pipes, the wires, the kitchen timers. They were able
to trace together. I think he had like six credit
cards that he used to purchase the materials that he
then used to build the bombs over the course of
several months. And of course nobody in the house knew
what he was doing. I'm not sure how that's possible.
He had all this stuff, he was doing all this work,
and nobody ever thought to say what's Junior working on
down in the basement. You know, they were unable to
put any of the pieces together, to connect any of
the dots. So they've charged this guy now. And CNN's
Jake Tapper in making the announcement. Hey, so all right,
a couple of things here I have to explain. Just
as background in the TV world, you've got your anchor, right,
and you've got your reporter, okay, And the reporter will
go out into the field. They'll stand someplace with a
microphone and a camera trained on them, and they'll beam
back live and the anchor will throw it to the
reporter for a quote live report. And usually the live
report is not actually a live report. It's a live
lead in and it's a live lockout, but the report
is actually recorded ahead of time. You see this all
the time, So the reporter will be standing there at
the scene of a crime, for example. And this is
local and national news. They all follow the same model.
It's a completely I mean, it's just an artificial construct.
It's just to make the story seem bigger. It's to
make the station appear like it's everywhere all the time,
covering all the things where they're happening and all of that.
But look, unless the reporter is literally at the scene
of the crime when it happens, you're not filing a
report live from the scene. Okay, you're You've got a report,
you put it all together, you recorded it, and then
you sent it back to you know, mission control. You
sent it back to the main studio, and so they've
got the package sitting there ready to play. That's why
you'll see a reporter standing in a parking lot talking
about a murder that occurred at this business or in
this parking lot, and it happened, you know, in the
middle of the night, but the reporter is standing there
telling you this, and it's daytime. That's why that looks
like that, right, the report will show video of nighttime,
but the reporter is in the daytime, or vice versa.
So Jake Tapper is tossing to a reporter out in
the field, who is going to now give a lead
in about this story. They know they have all of
the elements of the story, all the video, all the graphics, right,
all of that stuff is already back at CNN headquarters.
They already have all of this stuff, okay, including a
photo of Brian Cole Junior. They have a photo of him.
It's in the reporter's story. Okay. So when Jake Tapper
makes the announcement that they have this guy in custody,
he says, Brian Cole Junior, a thirty year old white
man from the DC suburb. And then they toss it
to the reporter who who then plays the package. And
in the package there's a photo of Brian Cole Jr.
And I assure you he is not a white man. Okay,
if you haven't seen a picture of the guy, let
me just tell you he is not white. Okay. Why
would Jake Tapper say that he's a thirty year old
white guy? Why would you say that? Did somebody put
that into the script, into the teleprompter and that's what
Jake Tapper read? Ron Burgundy style? Is that what happened?
Did Jake Tapper just just freelance that little bit of information?
If so, why how do you how do you get
this that wrong? Number one? Number two? Why does that matter?
His race is irrelevant. His race does not matter because
he's in custody. The only only time race matters is
when you're looking for a suspect and you need to
give the public as much identifiable information as possible so
they can help you locate the suspect. But irony of ironies, nowadays,
media doesn't give you the race of a suspect. They
won't tell you that because that's racist or something. So
the media will withhold a vital piece of limited information
when you're looking for a suspect who's on the loose,
who is a danger to the public, and the media
won't tell you their race. But Jake Tapper will tell
us erroneously. They will tell us that they got a
white guy in custody and he's not a white guy.
It's I cannot explain this. I do not understand this.
I look forward to somebody asking Tapper about it or
CNN giving some sort of an explanation about it. But
CNN has made this kind of mistake before. By the way,
John Miller, who is their chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst,
he reported on air that the suspect in a in
a July shooting, that the suspect they were looking for
was quote male, possibly white. This was the shooting of
the mass shooting that occurred at the NFL headquarters in
Midtown Manhattan, Right and then within an hour, the suspect
was named as twenty seven year old Shane Timura, a
black guy. I don't understand how you make this mistake,
you know, especially in Jake Tapper's case, when you literally
have a photo of the guy. I understand John Miller
maybe making a mistake getting bad information, somebody saying he
could be white. We're not sure, don't know whatever. I
understand that you're looking for a person, so you just
want to put any information out there. Okay, But when
you have the guy in custody, you got a picture
of the guy, why are you even mentioning his race
in the first place, let alone giving him the wrong race.
Oh well, hang on a second. I guess it's possible
that he identifies his white. That might be okay, that
might explain how Taper did it. I don't. I am
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story here, and I did get this message from Ken
on the on the text line the Biden FBI was
too busy going after any Republican to investigate this guy,
Brian Cole Junior I saw on msn dot com that
Brian Cole thought the twenty twenty election was stolen. They're
trying anything to link him to Republicans. That's from ken
and so yeah, this is CNN is reporting this also
and miss Now formerly MSNBC. Miss Now by the way,
have you seen their commercials promoting the rebranding, seeing these
things popping up on the airwaves on different channels and
stuff We the People, the Free, the proud, the brave,
and it's showing you know, Rachel Maddow and all of
this stuff. It's like, oh my gosh, like Lawrence O'Donnell
and all these left wing fire breathers. But yeah, they're
they're they're going to try to rebrand MSNBC as something
that it's not, so that should be interesting to watch.
Miss Now is their new brand. But this is over
at CNN. During interviews with the FBI, the suspect in
the pipe bomb probe told investigators he believed the twenty
twenty election was stolen, providing perhaps the first indication of
a possible motive for the bombs placed near the d
NC and the r n C headquarters. Why would that
be a motive if you believe the election was stolen,
why are you blowing up the RNC. See, this is
what doesn't make sense, is that he put bombs at
both locations. So yeah, I agree that, Like this is
by the way people briefed on the matter. I have
no idea, and always, you know, keep in mind, the
guy could just be a nutball. You know, he could
just be a nutball. So there is that. Oh and
then there is also another angle on this story that
I see people uh uh kicking around, which is, you know,
President Trump may have actually already pardoned this guy. I'm
not kidding. Has he already been pardoned? It's possible. I mean,
I guess it could be. If you don't know how
to read English, I guess that's possible. Because you'll recall
President Donald Trump. One of the first I think the
first thing he did, actually the first pardon he issued
was for people involved in the j six riots. Everybody
that was prosecuted for the January sixth insurrection, right the
riots at the Capitol. And if you read the proclamation,
for the pardon. Says, this proclamation ends a grave national
injustice that's been perpetrated upon the American people over the
last four years, and begins a process of national reconciliation
acting pursuing to the grant of authority and blah blah blah.
Article two, Section two, he commutes the sentences of the
following people, and he lists them, and then the proclamation says,
granting a full, complete and unconditional pardon to all other
individuals convicted of offenses related to events that occurred at
or near the United States Capital on January sixth, twenty
twenty one. Okay, well, this guy hasn't been convicted. He
was not convicted. He wasn't even identified when the pardons
were issued. Number one, unless you're going to try to
argue that this is some sort of a preemptive pardon
for convictions, but it wasn't. He says. He also is
directing the Attorney General to pursue dismissal with prejudice of
all pending indictments against individuals for their conduct related to
the events at or near the United States Capital on
January sixth. Okay, so that's just dismissal with prejudice for
all pending indictments. Okay, that's it. So how would that
cover a guy who was not identified, not arrested, not charged,
and not accused of doing anything on January sixth at
or near the Capitol? Right, he planted the bombs on
the fifth, and they weren't at the Capitol. They were
at the RNC and DNC headquarters. Unless you want to
say that, well, you know, a mile or so, because
I don't know exactly where these buildings are in proximity
to the Capitol, but it's kind of near the Capitol,
if that's what you're going to try to argue. So
this is just like when I started seeing this move
across social media and I saw the never trumpers suggesting this,
and I saw the lefties suggesting this, and I went
and I pulled up the part in and I read it,
and I'm like, oh, okay, they're just full of crap. Okay,
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a piece by Jonathan Turley. This was from oh well
last week. I mean I was on vacation, so I
just started. You know, I kept compiling stories for the prep.
But I haven't heard anybody talking about this because there
have been other things going on. I am just as
guilty of ignoring this story as well. But now I
bring it to you, Jonathan Turley at the Hill. A
criminal warrant has been issued in Germany which could prove
to be as great an indictment not just of the
government of Volodomir Zelensky, but also a former president Joe Biden.
Can you guess what this is? An indictment about Nordstream?
Remember that apparently this is the season of old cases,
cold cases, getting suspects arrested. So a German court last
week issued an arrest warrant for Ukrainian Serhi Kuznio. I
think is how he pronounces that, and it may finally
confirm what was long suspected that Ukraine was responsible for
the twenty twenty two sabotage of the nord Stream pipelines
in the waters near Denmark and Sweden. I am as
shocked as you that the Ukrainians would blow up the
pipeline that's feeding all of the I forget is it?
I get is a gas or oil? I forget to
from Russia. I guess it's oil from Russia to Germany. Right.
There were a whole bunch of theories as to who
did this, and I never thought any of them really
made any sense. The only one that really made sense
was obviously Ukraine, right, They're in a war with Russia,
and Russia is telling oil to NATO countries, and Ukraine
is getting a bunch of money and arms from NATO country,
so they can't very well blow it up and be like,
that's right, we blew it up. They can't do that.
The Biden administration might actually have gotten previous prior warning
that this was going to happen. According to Turley, it
was allegedly told years ago by a Ukrainian whistleblower that
a six person team of Ukrainian special forces was planning
to rent a boat, dive to the seafloor and blow
up the nord Stream project. The operation was reportedly led
by General Valerie. I say it like that because there
are two eyes at the end of the name there.
Or maybe it's like Hawaii Hawaii, or maybe it's an
II Valerai sound anyway, Valerie Zalu. He's the commander in
chief of Ukraine's armed forces. Nevertheless, after the attack, the
Biden administration and many in the media fueled speculation that
Russia had destroyed its own pipeline, despite evidence and logic
to the contrary. It was another convenient claim of a
Russian false flag operation that allowed the Biden administration to
ignore the possibility that Ukraine had not only engaged in
environmental crimes, but had also knowingly lied to its allies.
He goes on to say in this piece that the
suggestion of a false flag operation, you know, Russia blowing
up its own pipeline. He says, it never seemed logical.
I agree. I said that at the time, this doesn't
make any sense why Russia would blow it up themselves.
There's a false flag pete. Yeah, like they need the money. However,
the administration was funneling billions in support for Ukraine, funding
that has now exceeded an estimate of one hundred and
eighty billion dollars. So having uk crane sabotage pipelines to
our allies would hardly be opportune when many were questioning
the costs to US citizens. So here's the thing. Right now,
the evidence suggests that this is correct, that Ukraine blew
up the pipeline. And now they've got arrest warrants for
one of the guys who did it, and they actually
had another arrest warrant. I'll tell you what this was.
When another alleged Ukrainian saboteur was found in Poland. A
Polish court blocked the extradition to Germany and ordered his release.
Why well, the judge, the Polish judge, did base the
decision on Ukraine denials. Or sorry, the judge, I think
he meant to say, did not based it on the
Ukrainian denials. Instead, he said the act had been committed
in the name of a just war. So you are
in the middle of a war. That war is a
just war. Or air go blow up the pipeline. This
is not a criminal offense. Keep in mind, Poland is
on the front line against Russian aggression in Europe, so
they may have a bit of a different perspective, right
with the whole Russian aggression thing. Okay, here's the deal, though,
I understand, I can understand why Ukraine did it. It
makes sense. It makes sense why they would deny it.
It makes sense why the Biden administration if they knew,
which they probably did. It makes sense why they would
lie about it too, because you're putting everybody in this
position where you've got NATO allies because of the Damassary
of Germany and Chancellor Merkel or whatever, yeah, Merkel, Angela
Merkel decommissioning all of their nuclear power plants, which then
forces a greater reliance on Russian oil. And now you're
having to build pipeline to get more Russian oil. And
now Russia invades Ukraine, and you're like, where you stand
with Ukraine and you're funneling billions of dollars to Ukraine
to fight the Russians that you're buying the oil from.
It's just stupid. It's just absolutely stupid. And so the
US is sitting there like, well, wait a minute, we
don't want to anger you know, we don't want to
anger Germany by saying, yeah, we know who did it.
It was the Ukrainians, and we're totally fine with it,
because then Germany's like, well, wait a minute, where are
your allies, what's up with that? Like, well, you shouldn't
decommissioned all your nuclear power plants, you fools. Chartlie goes
on to say. An Italian court, though did not engage
in this same rationalization as the Polish court did. It
ordered the extradition of Kutzenetzchef jiffs Up whatever, believe to
be a key figure in the conspiracy. The attack involved
leasing a yacht in the German port of Rostock. Using
forged and a screen of intermediaries, kutsinet Jos insisted that
he was an army captain serving in Ukraine at the time,
and I'm sure they have the records to show that.
I'm sure Ukrainians they're like the Ukraine Armies like, oh yeah,
hang on a second, here, yeah, oh, there's some Hang
on a second, just let me sign that. Here. See
this order shows he was there. He was in Ukraine
at the time. Don't know what you're talking about. If
the investigators are correct, though, it's not just the Ukrainian
government that was lying to us. Biden was also presumably
informed by the intel agencies of this evidence, but Biden
kept suggesting anyway that it was the Russians who did
it and they were covering up the truth. The public
was asked to pump billions into a war while the
administration allegedly covered up an attack by Ukraine on a
western pipeline and then may have misled the public. Right,
just so we're all clear. And here's the thing. I
understand why it makes sense why you would do that.
It does I'm not saying saying the government should lie
to us. I'm not saying I love Joe Biden now
or the Ukraine government in Zelenski and all this like,
I'm not saying any of that. All I'm saying is
in times of war, difficult decisions have to be made,
and sometimes you have to engage in lies and misdirection
in order to make sure you don't alienate allies. But
the objective was starved the Russian war machine. And if
they're building a pipeline to sell a crap ton of
oil to Germany, well pipeliness gotta go. Sorry, not sorry.
The undersea explosion occurred September twenty sixth, twenty twenty two.
It damaged pipelines that were built to carry Russian oh
natural gas to Germany under the Baltic Sea. The damage
added to tensions over the war in Ukraine as European
countries moved to wean themselves off Russian energy sources. Okay,
well that's not true. This is from the ap that's
not true. Like European we're not moving to wean themselves
off Russian energy sources. You know how I know that
they're building a pipeline like they're building a pipeline to
send more of these energy sources to the West, so
then I try to wean themselves off. If you were
trying to wean yourselves off, you would have reopened your
decommission nuclear facilities. That's what you would have been doing.
And if you had started doing that in twenty twenty two,
you might be in a better position today because right now,
the energy prices in Germany are through the roof. People
are freezing going into the wintertime because they don't have
the energy sources to heat their homes. All for Gya Earth,
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So all right, just in case you weren't where Candice
Owens is a coward. She's a coward. And here's why
I say that she's also insane. Many reasons why I
would say that I think she's insane. That's not a
clinical diagnosis, that's just what I can ascertain from watching
what she has been saying over the well last few years,
but mainly after the murder of her supposed friend, Charlie Kirk. Right,
they were friends and worked together, and she's been accusing
Charlie Kirk's widow and Charlie Kirk's colleagues and his friends,
accusing them of planning his murder and then covering it
all up. That's what she's been spending her time doing
in the month since Charlie Kirk's assassination. Well turning point.
USA has not responded to any of these outlandish claims
until yesterday or day before yesterday, I think, and I
watched the statement and they basically said, look, we have
refrained from doing this, but now this has gone to
so we are now like Charlie would not want us
to allow these accusations to stand. We were hoping that
she would just sort of, you know, stop doing this stuff,
but she hasn't stopped. She just gets worse and worse.
So they're like, we have scheduled a live stream. It's
going to be four pm Eastern Monday, December fifteenth. A
collection of Charlie's friends will respond in full to statements
made by Candice Owens to set the record straight once
in for all, okay. And so they're bringing in all
these people. They're going to go through all of her
comments and they're going to go one by one and
they're going to debunk all of her crap. Okay. And
then they invited her, They said, if you would like
to come on the show. We will do this to
your face, okay, and you have said anywhere, anytime, you
will meet and do this. So they gave her the
day and the time and they were like, this is
when we're doing it, and says kind of weird, this
is all on Twitter. Kind of weird how you didn't
email or call me to ask about times or availability
and chose to instead tweet this confirmation out at midnight?
Why am I learning about this on X December fifteenth
does not work in person? And two pm Pacific time
is also literal time. I do my podcast live every day,
which you knew. But we will happily cancel the daily
podcast and will join you guys virtually instead for the
live stream on the fifteenth. If that works on your end,
let's lock it in. No, I don't know why you
wouldn't just do a simulcast, right, how about you do
your live stream while they're doing their live stream. You
just marry the two together and now your audience can
see you completely, you know, unmask the perpetrators that you
know who are to blame. You've got all this evidence,
you've made all these accusations, and now they're like, all right, well,
let's sit down and you can lay out your case
and we'll lay out ours. Wouldn't you want to do
that for your audience that you've been teasing for a
month about having all this information about so In response
to her comment, Blake Neff, who is the producer of
The Charlie Kirk Show, said, yesterday, we made it clear
that we would be scheduling a formal response to the
allegations and accusations you made. We have decided that response
will be delivered during a live stream on December fifteenth.
Thank you for your response letting us know you will
not be joining the in person conversation. We will be
proceeding without you. She says it has been decided by
the public that the best response for this is for
my team to live stream your live stream and provide commentary.
So she won't go by the way. She is low
loaded rich, Okay, she married she's I mean independently wealthy,
of course, but she also married a guy who is
like loaded. Okay, so they've got the money. They can
fly out there. They could have done a joint live stream.
They could have made this work, but she is refusing
to make it work. She doesn't want to make this
a simulcast. She doesn't want to appear in person, that's
what's obvious. So instead she's going to live stream them,
and she's going to respond in real time, sort of
like a mystery science theater kind of a thing, kind
of like what I do for like news conferences and such.
Since you already picked our regular podcasting time, we look
forward to providing live responses to your once and for
all answers. So she won't engage in a debate. She won't,
she said to them, any play anytime they named the place,
they named a time, which actually would have been conducive
to her because they knew she's I mean, she does
her podcast at that time, her live stream at that
very time, so she could just do her podcast from
that location at the same time, and that everybody could watch.
Whether you're Attorney Point USA subscriber, you watch on their stream.
If you're a Candice Owens moonbat, you watch on her
screen stream right any place anytime, you said, Candace Owens,
you said that they gave you a place in time,
and you said you can't do it because you're doing
your podcast live, which you could do at the same time.
And so now you're running away. You're a coward, right,
Sean Davis from The Federalist. He points out this whole
charade is just downright evil. He says, I genuinely cannot
amage imagine the depths of depravity required to cynically use
the murder of a one time friend as little more
than a prop to get attention and clicks. It's truly vile. Yeah,
I and I agree. I I haven't seen anything like
this either. I don't know the motivation. It doesn't matter
to me. The motivation. People are saying it's, you know,
as he did, is for the clicks, whatever. But I
will just restate what I said weeks ago, which is
there is a fight right now for control of the
MAGA movement when Donald Trump exits. And I think that's
what we're seeing with the likes of Tucker Carlson and
Nick Fauentes and Candiesoins like everybody is angling to try
to pick over the carcass of Turning Point USA for
their own gain, in order to leverage that for control
of the movement, mega movement. When Trump exits, head on
a swivel, people, all right, that'll do it for this episode,
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