Speaker 1: It was the fact that they even brought up Fort
Speaker 1: Watchuka because Fort Watchuka is a top secret military base.
Speaker 1: It is the people that are trained there are technically
Speaker 1: never even supposed to have been there. That's how top
Speaker 1: secret this facility is.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what. It's one of two things. Either
Speaker 2: TPUSA did a coup deta on Charlie take over the
Speaker 2: organization because it was making one hundred million dollars a year,
Speaker 2: very very likely. But to me, when I look at
Speaker 2: these guys at Blake Neff and those other guys that
Speaker 2: are on the radio all the time, they just don't
Speaker 2: see it. These don't look like they look like they
Speaker 2: have the gusts that it's like murder. But if they
Speaker 2: have the military and intelligence community behind in this coup
Speaker 2: d'eta because Charlie was changing his mind, then that could
Speaker 2: be what's going on here. But I also cannot discount
Speaker 2: that all of the high weirdness around the Charlie Kirk
Speaker 2: murder is because he faked it. And I don't have
Speaker 2: any evidence except for, you know, just the high weirdness
Speaker 2: around it. Why are people unnecessarily lying, Why are people
Speaker 2: acting so strange? Why is that Mikey guy just walking
Speaker 2: away from Charlie after he gets caught talking on his
Speaker 2: phone what is going on here? And then also in
Speaker 2: the video of the assassination, the blood that does come out,
Speaker 2: it's thick and blobby and frankly, it looks like corn syrup,
Speaker 2: which is how you make movie blood. Just Tye cornsrt red.
Speaker 2: So that was my first clues when I saw that bloodspurd.
Speaker 2: I knew that a neck one would shoot out be
Speaker 2: thin blood because your blood thins as it goes down
Speaker 2: into the neck through all the arterial canals, and and
Speaker 2: it's just like a broughton. That was it. It was
Speaker 2: just this one little block that was it. And the
Speaker 2: other thing is a simple thing. But somebody put a
Speaker 2: mat on the floor right belotle where Charlie was, a
Speaker 2: three inch mat, you know, like a like a mat
Speaker 2: for a chase lounge or something, and uh, that's what
Speaker 2: Charlie fell on. That was kind of convenient. But other
Speaker 2: than that, you know, I don't know what you mean
Speaker 2: if I do not believe that Tyler Robinson fired any
Speaker 2: rifle that day. I don't believe y'all allowed a thirty
Speaker 2: yacht six is you're standing on the roof firing a
Speaker 2: thirty yacht six. Everybody's going to look back at it
Speaker 2: and they're gonna duck because they're gonna have The sound
Speaker 2: is going to be so loud, so you can't really
Speaker 2: hear it either. In all the recordings, you can't really
Speaker 2: hear this loud, striking sound. It sounds more like a
Speaker 2: twenty two to me, a much smaller caliber weapon. But also,
Speaker 2: but people don't realize, is that hitman professional hitman. They
Speaker 2: prefer twenty two. That's what they prefer for of a
Speaker 2: variety of different reasons, but you know that's what that's
Speaker 2: the gun they prefer. So it's not out of bounds
Speaker 2: that it was a twenty two, but where they come
Speaker 2: from exploding Mike could be because we have the shirt
Speaker 2: movement problem. Now, I like how I think it's Candae
Speaker 2: it's covering the necklace or is it Baron Coleman? Who's
Speaker 2: Baron Coleman? He's covering the necklace? And the weird concern
Speaker 2: that everybody has for this necklace. Right, the first thing
Speaker 2: that Erica asks is versus necklace. And then when the
Speaker 2: security guy goes back to the car that took Charlie
Speaker 2: to the hospital, there the necklace is, you know, draped
Speaker 2: gracefully old over a bag and it's broken, and so
Speaker 2: how did it break? Does the shot break it? And
Speaker 2: then you know, Eric is like celebrating that she's got
Speaker 2: the necklace and she's like waving it around and stuff.
Speaker 2: You're like, why is everybody so concerned about this necklace?
Speaker 2: What does it mean? And so it's just really just
Speaker 2: another turn of weird events that are going on in
Speaker 2: the case. Probably the weirdest true crime case that I've
Speaker 2: looked at. I mean, this is really I've looked at
Speaker 2: a lot of cases. I'm a huge troop crime fan,
Speaker 2: and I can tell you what, man, this is the
Speaker 2: weirdest case of all. And it has so many loose ends,
Speaker 2: so many strange lies that are just so unnecessary, that
Speaker 2: you really got to wonder what in the world is
Speaker 2: going on.
Speaker 1: Yeah. This is the thing right now is that the
Speaker 1: ATF can't match the bullets the gun and analysis from
Speaker 1: the Federal Bureau of Investigation alcohol to the background firearms explosive.
Speaker 1: ATF could not conclusively connect the bullet fragment recovered during
Speaker 1: Charlie Kirk's autopsy to the rifle found near the scene.
Speaker 1: So the FBI is now running additional tests. To lawyers
Speaker 1: for Kirk associated murder said in recent court filings. Now,
Speaker 1: what's weird is that we were told in the beginning
Speaker 1: that there was no bullet. No bullet was found, the
Speaker 1: bullet had fragmented. And that's when Erica Kirk said that
Speaker 1: he had a steel neck. He had a superman neck
Speaker 1: that prevented the bullet from going through the backside. Right,
Speaker 1: because Cannas has seen the footage. That's whenever they kind
Speaker 1: of started panicking whenever she said that there was no
Speaker 1: blood because there was no exit one, right, that's whenever
Speaker 1: they made up the story that Charlie had a superman neck.
Speaker 1: But then there was other reports from the twenty eeth
Speaker 1: that came out that said that there was a bullet
Speaker 1: that was found lodged in his neck. So these two
Speaker 1: stories do not compute. So which was it. Was it
Speaker 1: a fragment, did they not find a bullet? Did they
Speaker 1: find a bullet, Because this really matters, This really makes
Speaker 1: the biggest difference of all because if it was only
Speaker 1: a fragment of a bullet, a bullet somehow exploded, that
Speaker 1: means that there was a fragible bullet and a fragible
Speaker 1: bullet cannot be fired from one hundred and fifty yards
Speaker 1: expected to hit its target from a rifle. You just
Speaker 1: don't do that. Anybody that knows anything about guns and
Speaker 1: fragible bullets will tell you that you do not. One,
Speaker 1: you don't shoot a fragible bullet out of a rifle. Two,
Speaker 1: you definitely don't shoot a fragible bullet out of a
Speaker 1: rifle expecting to hit a target out one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty yards away from the target. You just don't. You're
Speaker 1: not going to hit the target. Okay, because wind speed,
Speaker 1: the bullet is significantly weighs less. It's not going to
Speaker 1: hit the target that you're aiming for from a fragible bullet.
Speaker 1: So then that means that it had to have been
Speaker 1: a close up hit from like what you were saying,
Speaker 1: with a twenty two that was really close to Charlie,
Speaker 1: that would be the only way that you would be
Speaker 1: able to put a fragible bullet. But then that then
Speaker 1: changes if they did find an actual bullet that was
Speaker 1: lodged in his neck, If they found a real bullet,
Speaker 1: and then the bullet still didn't match the gun that
Speaker 1: was found in the woods, by the FBI. It's just
Speaker 1: so convoluted and doesn't make it. Either way you go
Speaker 1: with it, it still doesn't make any sense, and it's still
Speaker 1: not implicating of that Tyler Robinson was the one that
Speaker 1: did this.
Speaker 2: And the other thing is is where's the rest of
Speaker 2: the bullet? If you found part of the bullet and
Speaker 2: there's no exit wound, then the rest of the bullet
Speaker 2: must still be there somewhere. Why can't you go get
Speaker 2: the whole bullet and repiece it together and then you
Speaker 2: got got something come out of a bullet and then
Speaker 2: maybe they did that, but either way, it doesn't match,
Speaker 2: so it doesn't matter. Again, now I'm going to predict
Speaker 2: that the FBI is going to do their own analysis
Speaker 2: and it'll magically match. So that's still not going to
Speaker 2: help the prosecution though, because now you've got two separate
Speaker 2: law enforcement agencies at odds with each other, and so
Speaker 2: they'll have to take it to a third agency to
Speaker 2: get another analysis. So yeah, you know, it's like, I
Speaker 2: don't know, Uh, I hope that Tyler Robinson doesn't get
Speaker 2: railroaded in this because it, sir, looks like that's what
Speaker 2: they're doing, because there was no videotape of him shooting,
Speaker 2: the videotape of him coming off the roof. It could
Speaker 2: be anybody. He disassembled the gun when he got to
Speaker 2: the chicken coop, but he left the screwdriver that he
Speaker 2: was using to disassemble the gun up on the roof.
Speaker 2: Who has his DNA on it? And so how did you?
Speaker 2: How did you? How did you get the rifle apart?
Speaker 2: It's like once the bomb dogs go sniff the place,
Speaker 2: don't find anything which you would definitely find if a
Speaker 2: rifle had done recently fired. The bomb dogs would find it,
Speaker 2: and then the FBI come by an hour later. Uh,
Speaker 2: and then they just magically find it without a bomb dog.
Speaker 2: They just walk right over to the chicken coop there.
Speaker 2: It is so, you know, there's something stinky, so steky
Speaker 2: about all of this that it actually kind of scares me.
Speaker 2: I got to be honest with you, because either it's
Speaker 2: the most incredibly large conspiracy or it's a series of
Speaker 2: a which it could be. In this world, it could
Speaker 2: be a series of really bad mistakes. But the problem
Speaker 2: with it all is that the more you look at it,
Speaker 2: the more suspicious at all gets. It doesn't the suspicion
Speaker 2: doesn't go away. It increases with every time you glance it,
Speaker 2: with every piece of evidence that you hear, with every
Speaker 2: conversation that you hear, you realize that this thing is
Speaker 2: just so weird. And the people that are cheering on
Speaker 2: the Titler Robinson scenario are Charlie's closest friends. Supposedly, That
Speaker 2: doesn't make any sense because if my friend, if you
Speaker 2: got shot and killed, I am definitely looking into it, okay,
Speaker 2: and nobody's going to stop me, all right. If my
Speaker 2: wife got killed, I definitely am not forgiving the guy
Speaker 2: who killed her, all right. Never. In fact, I'll lay
Speaker 2: and wait for that creep. That's what I would do.
Speaker 2: So I don't none of it make any kind of
Speaker 2: human sense. It's almost like their hybrids that don't understand
Speaker 2: how humans work, and so they're play acting a scenario
Speaker 2: and all the people that are real are going that's
Speaker 2: not how humans work. What's going on here? Starting with Eric?
Speaker 1: Honestly, yeah, it seems like that the only reason that
Speaker 1: you would do any of this stuff is because you
Speaker 1: have something to hide, and that's the whole reason why
Speaker 1: they don't replace Charlie Kirk with another person that is
Speaker 1: going to go out there and start debating all these
Speaker 1: college students because they cannot answer the questions that these
Speaker 1: college students would have about Charlie. You know that you
Speaker 1: would get bombarded by people that would be asking NonStop
Speaker 1: questions about the investigation around Charlie Kirk's murder. That's the
Speaker 1: whole reason that they don't do it because they have
Speaker 1: a bunch of things to hide. And I really do
Speaker 1: believe people can make fun of the Fort Watchuka stuff
Speaker 1: all that they want. They can make fun of Canvas's
Speaker 1: whistleblower person that said that he saw Erica Kirk there
Speaker 1: the day before the assassination, and the other people that
Speaker 1: were involved on Charlie Kirk's team. I don't even know
Speaker 1: if it was that that they got upset about. It
Speaker 1: was the fact that they even brought up Fort Watchuka
Speaker 1: because Fort Watchuka is a top secret military base. It
Speaker 1: is the people that are trained there are technically never
Speaker 1: even supposed to have been there. That's how top secret
Speaker 1: this facility is is that it's hard to find proof
Speaker 1: even if you were stationed there, that you were ever
Speaker 1: even stationed there. That's how important this military base is.
Speaker 1: Fort Watchuka. So I think that. I mean the thing
Speaker 1: with Cannas's whistleblay, I mean it could be true, it
Speaker 1: could not be true. But I think the the thing
Speaker 1: that they were the most worried about was people figuring
Speaker 1: out what for Watchuka