Who was Charlie's chief of staff and who was he calling?

[00:00:01] So, welcome to the party. Crack a [00:00:04] beverage, get cozy, have a snack, settle [00:00:08] in, [00:00:11] whatever it is, [00:00:13] because [00:00:16] tonight we got some spice to talk about. [00:00:18] Tonight, we've got some spicy [ __ ] Um, [00:00:22] I was actually planning on [00:00:25] speaking about kind of some other stuff [00:00:27] tonight. I made three thumbnails for a [00:00:30] different conversation and then if [00:00:32] you're not familiar, if you're not [00:00:34] paying attention, um earlier this [00:00:37] afternoon I went live on Twitch for like [00:00:38] three and a half hours and we just hung [00:00:40] out and did what I was planning on [00:00:43] prepping a little more research for the [00:00:45] stream over there. And then I basically [00:00:48] just wound up pre-streaming the whole [00:00:51] stream with all this different stuff and [00:00:53] walking through it and got a bunch of [00:00:54] consolidated stuff and kind of centered [00:00:57] my thoughts around a lot of things and [00:00:58] realized that the main story here [00:01:01] there's two different stories going on. [00:01:03] Um, dude, sick. On Twitch, we're getting [00:01:05] a whole bunch of uh gifted subs. Shout [00:01:07] out to the Twitch sub gifts. We're [00:01:10] building up the Twitch with uh Twitch [00:01:11] will be the research and like the [00:01:13] hangout where I'm just like I'm probably [00:01:15] just going to stream on there pretty [00:01:17] [ __ ] frequently I think and just like [00:01:20] bring you into the research and show you [00:01:21] what we do and how we're doing it and [00:01:23] we'll do it together. And we actually [00:01:24] discovered we discovered some funny [ __ ] [00:01:27] on there earlier that I will show you in [00:01:29] a little bit. Um so shout out to all the [00:01:32] Twitch subgfters. [00:01:34] [snorts] But um today's stream in my [00:01:38] mind was really taking two paths. And [00:01:40] one was I've been putting together a [00:01:43] detailed uh big picture and day of [00:01:46] shooting timeline, two different [00:01:48] timelines that have all the things that [00:01:50] happened, all the evidence, what we know [00:01:51] for sure. Um just all in one place, [00:01:53] which I should have done way back at day [00:01:55] one. and also building a map with all of [00:01:58] the [00:02:00] video footage we have of [00:02:03] allegedly Tyler walking around in the [00:02:05] neighborhood before the shooting uh [00:02:07] leading into the shooting. All of it all [00:02:10] on a Google Earth file where we can kind [00:02:11] of scroll around and track what we know [00:02:14] about these various folks walking around [00:02:16] in various outfits and stuff like that. [00:02:18] And and so that's one side of it, but [00:02:20] then the other side is that I've been [00:02:21] deep diving Baron Coleman's work um over [00:02:24] the last two days, I guess. I've watched [00:02:28] um GG's wigging out. GG, if it's CIA [00:02:32] bark, let me know. Um [00:02:35] I've been watching Baron Coleman's [00:02:37] streams for like the last [00:02:39] 20 hours or something, catching up [00:02:42] because I had seen his work here. Let me [00:02:44] go to his channel. I had seen his work [00:02:47] um you know being reported on by like [00:02:48] James Lee and uh redacted and all these [00:02:51] other places and it's like legit um and [00:02:53] I get it and so I never really went to [00:02:55] his stream and actually watched the [00:02:56] whole stream because I a lot of time but [00:02:59] it eventually caught up to me that like [00:03:00] I should probably catch up with what [00:03:01] Baron's doing and see what's going on [00:03:03] here. And I've now watched almost all of [00:03:05] every single video except for one of [00:03:06] them. [00:03:08] And what I realized [00:03:10] is that someone's got to put this [ __ ] [00:03:12] onto a timeline and figure out when all [00:03:15] these searches were happening relative [00:03:18] to the Charlie Kirk timeline, the TPUSA [00:03:22] timeline, what's happening in the world [00:03:24] while all these really weird Google [00:03:26] searches are being done in Israel and [00:03:29] Washington DC and probably the FBI [00:03:32] office in Huntsville, Alabama. So, I [00:03:35] built that um and I went through all of [00:03:37] his videos and tabulated all of the [00:03:39] relevant Google search trends that he's [00:03:41] found and put it on a timeline that [00:03:44] paints a pretty striking picture. And [00:03:46] then lo and behold, as I'm wrapping that [00:03:49] process up yesterday, [00:03:51] um that [00:03:54] one of the people [00:04:00] I wonder if it happened in that order. [00:04:01] It might have actually been the other [00:04:02] order where Sam Parker on X put out a [00:04:06] video bringing a little attention to [00:04:08] some very, very strange behavior by [00:04:11] Mikey McCoy, Charlie Kirk's chief of [00:04:14] staff. And it's just strange behavior. [00:04:16] We just have questions about it. I'm not [00:04:18] trying to accuse him of anything. Um, [00:04:20] but it's weird and it's on video and we [00:04:22] can all watch it and we will. And then [00:04:26] someone asked Baron Coleman to search [00:04:28] for his name and to see if there's any [00:04:30] Google search trends. And oh boy, there [00:04:33] are Google search trends to go with his [00:04:35] name. So that is sort of our order of [00:04:40] business today. Um, and what I think [00:04:42] we'll do is we'll start with the Baron [00:04:44] Coleman stuff here on Free Speech Friday [00:04:46] on this channel. And if we get through [00:04:47] it, then we might get into some of the [00:04:49] other stuff, too. But I'm much more [00:04:52] curious to talk to Nate about the [00:04:55] timeline and all the things that [00:04:56] happened and to sort of speedrun now [00:04:58] that we're like a month and a half on [00:05:01] sort of speedrunning with another high [00:05:03] quality investigator that's followed it [00:05:04] from the start that that has a good [00:05:06] threshold for evidence and is, you know, [00:05:08] willing to speculate but not willing to [00:05:09] be an idiot. Um really stoked to put two [00:05:13] minds together to kind of like trace [00:05:14] everything we know at this point and [00:05:16] what theories are off the table and what [00:05:17] theories are on the table and what does [00:05:19] it all mean at this point because we're [00:05:21] starting to have a fair bit of [00:05:23] information and [00:05:25] it's weird. It's not really um it's not [00:05:28] really adding up any more than it did on [00:05:32] day one. [00:05:33] Um so I see you guys in the chat. I'll [00:05:36] take a break for supers at some point [00:05:38] later. Um, but [00:05:44] I'm just peeping them right now real [00:05:45] quick. But yeah, we'll do we'll do [00:05:48] supers later. Not right now. Um, [00:05:50] although actually, now that I think [00:05:52] about it, there are a few here that I'm [00:05:55] going to miss because they aren't in my [00:05:56] tracker. Um, if I don't do them now. Oh, [00:06:00] what? [00:06:02] Weird. They're not in my Anyways, um, [00:06:05] just real quick, Jelly D, I appreciate [00:06:07] yours. Blockchain laws keep getting [00:06:09] passed when most people don't understand [00:06:10] the basics. Blockchain offers many [00:06:12] positive things, but also risk control [00:06:13] through digital IDs. Do they understand [00:06:15] what laws they even passing? Is that [00:06:17] from this stream? [00:06:19] I mean, you're right. And holistic [00:06:21] ooligy, appreciate the $20 super with no [00:06:24] comment. Um, and there's just two that I [00:06:27] aren't in my tracker, so I'm going to [00:06:29] miss them. So, got those out of the way. [00:06:31] Um, okay. [clears throat] [00:06:35] Let's Let's um I think we're ready to [00:06:38] get rolling. We because we have a time [00:06:39] cap on the end of our show today. I [00:06:41] don't want to doawle too much. I think I [00:06:44] want to just get rolling regardless of [00:06:46] how many of you are in here at this [00:06:47] point. [00:06:49] And [00:06:53] Baron Coleman, [00:06:55] if you have not if you somehow have been [00:06:57] living under a rock and have not seen [00:06:58] this dude's face and not seen what this [00:07:00] dude is reporting on, um [00:07:04] I don't know where you've been. But [00:07:08] um we'll catch you up. I'll give you the [00:07:10] fast version because the tough part when [00:07:12] people's information is hidden within a [00:07:14] live stream, there's a huge time [00:07:17] investment required to dig it out and to [00:07:19] put it all together. And Baron's [00:07:21] investigation has been going on for a [00:07:23] month now over many live streams that [00:07:25] build on each other. And you kind of [00:07:26] have to watch them all in order to [00:07:28] really get the context of what he's [00:07:29] talking about. I highly recommend you do [00:07:31] that. I right now I would recommend it's [00:07:33] easy. You have a computer in front of [00:07:35] you right now. I would recommend you [00:07:36] open a new YouTube tab, search for Baron [00:07:39] Coleman, and go and subscribe to him [00:07:41] right this minute because his shit's [00:07:43] fire. He's really interesting. He's got [00:07:45] a great mind on this. Um, and he's [00:07:47] bringing some of the most concrete [00:07:50] facts. [00:07:51] Not like it's proving anything about [00:07:53] like that person did it, but concrete [00:07:55] facts about things that did happen that [00:07:57] are extremely suspicious that are [00:08:00] digital. That is a digital footprint of [00:08:02] what looks an awful lot like the [00:08:04] planning of an assassination happening [00:08:07] before the assassination. [00:08:10] And so I just want to introduce you to [00:08:11] him a little bit so you can get a feel [00:08:13] for who he is and how this works and we [00:08:15] can show you the tool that he's using to [00:08:16] to grab this data and evidence. And then [00:08:19] we'll skip ahead and we rather than [00:08:21] watching, you know, the 15 hours of live [00:08:23] streams or whatever that I spent the [00:08:25] last two days watching, we'll skip ahead [00:08:27] from there to some of the more [00:08:28] significant ones and kind of put it all [00:08:30] together quickly so you can understand [00:08:31] how groundbreaking this stuff is. Um, so [00:08:34] I just want to go to his intro [00:08:38] real quick and let him speak. [00:08:40] >> I don't want it to be painful. I want [00:08:41] this as painless as possible, but I [00:08:44] didn't know how else to get this [00:08:46] information out into the public. And I [00:08:47] think it is disturbing enough that it [00:08:49] needs to be out in the public. It is uh [00:08:51] frankly one of the more disturbing [00:08:53] things I've run across. But let me give [00:08:54] you the background of how I did this. [00:08:57] There's a there's a search function in [00:08:59] Google I learned about years ago. [00:09:01] And everybody knows how to use go. You [00:09:03] open google.com and you can you can uh [00:09:06] you get a search window and you start [00:09:07] typing in your stuff. A lot of it's a a [00:09:09] lot of you have it as the default [00:09:10] browser. So, you just go up to your [00:09:12] where you would normally type like uh [00:09:14] baronolman.com or [00:09:15] >> use Brave browser, folks. Brave browser. [00:09:17] Way better way better for your privacy. [00:09:19] Way better platform, [00:09:20] >> whatever. You would uh you go up there [00:09:22] and you just start typing something, you [00:09:23] know, uh closest grocery store and it'll [00:09:25] pop up a Google search because Google is [00:09:27] your default search engine. Uh but if [00:09:30] you actually go to the google.com page, [00:09:32] it'll give you a search window. But [00:09:34] there are a whole lot of functionality [00:09:35] you can do in that search window that [00:09:37] most people don't know about. And the [00:09:38] reason I'm confident most people don't [00:09:39] know about it is when I ran by several [00:09:43] very sophisticated again household names [00:09:46] in some instances uh names that have [00:09:48] people that have advised presidents uh [00:09:50] advised uh on on mega national [00:09:54] matters and instances [00:09:57] [clears throat] [00:09:58] and I said hey have you ever heard of [00:10:00] this search functionality in Google [00:10:02] called Google Trends? [00:10:04] And several of them were like no never [00:10:05] heard of it. What does it what does it [00:10:06] do? Some of them were like, I kind of [00:10:07] heard of it, but I don't really know [00:10:08] what it was. I first heard of it when I [00:10:10] was advising for a grocery store chain [00:10:12] decades and a half ago probably, a long [00:10:14] time ago. [clears throat] And uh I was a [00:10:17] very small member of a team, but I was [00:10:18] part of a team. And the and the team had [00:10:20] a very sophisticated guy on it. And he [00:10:22] had discovered this functionality on [00:10:23] Google where you could go and you could [00:10:24] sort of view what it was people were [00:10:26] searching and when and you could get [00:10:28] >> makes a lot of sense why this tool would [00:10:30] be useful for a grocery store chain, [00:10:32] >> trends related to it. And so I'll [00:10:34] demonstrate that for you on something [00:10:35] random. But it'll and I'll give you an [00:10:37] idea of how it works and then I'll [00:10:38] explain where I first applied this to [00:10:40] any sort of Breaking National story and [00:10:42] then I'll explain how I applied it to [00:10:44] Charlie Kirk and then I'll explain [00:10:48] one of the most disturbing things I've [00:10:49] come across in a very very long time. [00:10:51] Okay. Um so that's Baron. He's dope and [00:10:55] he says it a million times in his [00:10:57] streams. Um so I'm just going to say it [00:10:58] for him right now. He is not making the [00:11:00] claim that what we're about to talk [00:11:01] about is proof of any specific guilt [00:11:04] from any specific person. He's not [00:11:05] claiming that like this is going to show [00:11:07] you who who killed Charlie Kirk or who [00:11:09] was it that was looking these things up. [00:11:11] He's just showing you that this is what [00:11:13] it is and it means what it means. So, [00:11:15] let's let's meet the tool Google Trends. [00:11:18] Oh, you're getting a sneak peek. Um, so [00:11:22] Google Trends tracks all of Google's [00:11:26] searches all over the world all the [00:11:28] time. And you can pull that data in [00:11:32] various ways. And so earlier today um [00:11:35] just as an example for the I have never [00:11:36] done this before about two or three [00:11:38] hours ago. Um as an example it's like [00:11:41] you can search yourself and see how many [00:11:43] people are searching for you. [00:11:45] And in the past day in the United States [00:11:49] there's two hits, two spikes [00:11:53] at 1:28 p.m. and at 2:24 p.m. Uh right [00:11:59] before I went live earlier. Interesting. [00:12:01] um all across the United States just in [00:12:04] the past day. If I expand it to the past [00:12:06] seven days um because I'm relatively a [00:12:09] public figure, there's you know some [00:12:10] Google searches for me. [00:12:13] What we are seeing on this chart is [00:12:15] important to understand. The scale is 0 [00:12:18] to 100 on the left. And that doesn't [00:12:20] mean zero searches, 100 searches. It [00:12:24] means that in the time frame you're [00:12:27] looking at, one of those days has the [00:12:30] most searches. And here that is this [00:12:32] day, October 24th, [00:12:36] today. [00:12:38] Oh, because it's breaking up by [00:12:39] timeline. So, whatever time frame you [00:12:42] choose, it'll segment that into time [00:12:43] sections. And then whichever time [00:12:45] section has the most hits, that becomes [00:12:48] 100%. And then every other day is [00:12:51] relative to the big day. So in this [00:12:53] case, if on this day October 20, if [00:12:56] right here in this time frame, I got 100 [00:13:00] Google searches, then all the others are [00:13:02] relative to that time frame of 100. And [00:13:04] so 21% means 21 out of 100 searches. If [00:13:08] I expand my time frame to 90 days, the [00:13:10] whole scale resets and now this is the [00:13:12] biggest day, September 29th, 2025. [00:13:15] That's the date out of this time frame, [00:13:17] 90 days, where there were the most [00:13:20] people Google searching me in the United [00:13:21] States. And so all the other data points [00:13:24] here are September 26th 54% of this [00:13:29] biggest day. Okay, that's what this [00:13:31] means. And you can look at it in all [00:13:34] kinds of ways u across whatever time [00:13:36] frame you want. Um so over the last [00:13:40] year, it's kind of interesting. I had [00:13:41] the most Google searches March 2nd to [00:13:43] March 8th of 2025. I don't remember what [00:13:46] I was doing, but I'm sure I was causing [00:13:48] trouble somewhere. Um, then you can [00:13:50] change it to be like in New York State. [00:13:54] How many people are Google searching [00:13:56] Ian? Interesting. It's that same time [00:13:58] frame, March 2nd to March 8th. If anyone [00:14:00] remembers in the chat what I was doing, [00:14:02] March 2nd through March 8th, let me know [00:14:04] because I was probably starting trouble. [00:14:05] I was probably talking [ __ ] to Elon or [00:14:07] something like that, I would guess. Um, [00:14:10] California, [00:14:15] right? So each different location with [00:14:17] each different time frame will sort of [00:14:18] yield a different window into it, but [00:14:20] it's not terribly granular. You can't [00:14:22] tell who's searching it. You can't tell [00:14:25] exactly where it's coming from. Um, and [00:14:27] you can't tell exactly how many searches [00:14:29] it is. And with someone that's a public [00:14:30] figure, it's not all that helpful in [00:14:32] this context because there's going to be [00:14:34] a lot of Google searches for someone in [00:14:35] my position or for someone even more [00:14:37] popular or famous than me. And so you [00:14:39] got to take the tool for its own [00:14:41] limitations as what it is. But it is all [00:14:43] real data. It is all actual searches [00:14:46] that actually happened. And if there is [00:14:48] data on these charts, those were real [00:14:50] searches. [00:14:52] And so I wonder if it'll still show up [00:14:54] because earlier today, just for the [00:14:57] funny of it, I was like, you can also [00:14:59] search internationally, right? And so [00:15:00] over the past 12 months in Israel, [00:15:03] there's no significant data to show that [00:15:06] people in Israel are searching for Ian [00:15:08] Carol. Thank God. Thank God. But then I [00:15:12] reduced the time frame to 30 days and to [00:15:14] 60 days and it was like cool. Nothing's [00:15:15] showing up. Nothing's showing up. [00:15:16] Nothing's showing up. [00:15:18] Um, and on one of the time frames it [00:15:19] showed me a little blip. And so I opened [00:15:22] up the 7-day time frame and noticed that [00:15:25] in Israel there are searches for me on [00:15:27] October 20th at 11 p.m. and October 21st [00:15:31] at 5 a.m. [00:15:34] And it might just be a few searches. It [00:15:36] might just be like four Google searches [00:15:38] and one Google search kind of a thing. [00:15:39] Although 21% doesn't really equal 1/4, [00:15:42] but you know what I'm saying. So on [00:15:45] October 20th, someone was searching for [00:15:47] me in Israel. What was I doing on [00:15:50] October 20th? I don't know. Maybe I was [00:15:54] This is actually a slightly different [00:15:56] day than we honed in on earlier. Um [00:15:59] because it can be a little shifty as far [00:16:01] as what [00:16:04] six days ago. [00:16:06] Yeah. Uh, so October 20th was 2 days [00:16:08] after my last Free Speech Friday. [00:16:11] 2 days after I did this whole live free [00:16:14] speech Friday about the Israeli [00:16:16] propaganda machine and about all the [00:16:18] Jewish donors and about all the [00:16:20] organizations they have and their [00:16:22] skirting of Farah. It was a very [00:16:24] critical stream, let's just say. And so [00:16:27] maybe it's a coincidence, but my best [00:16:30] guess would be that people in Israel [00:16:31] were probably Google searching me [00:16:33] because they were not exactly stoked [00:16:34] about the live stream that I had done. [00:16:36] And I'm not saying that like MSAD was [00:16:38] Google searching me. I'm just saying [00:16:39] that people in Israel were Google [00:16:40] searching me. And maybe they're just [00:16:42] regular civilians that are just curious. [00:16:44] Maybe they're hyped. Maybe they're [00:16:45] homies that are in the chat right now. [00:16:47] Um or maybe they were people like that [00:16:49] don't like me. Um who knows? You can [00:16:52] only ascribe as much as you can ascribe [00:16:54] to it. And it's really all speculation [00:16:55] beyond the fact that Google search has [00:16:57] happened. Okay, that's layer one [00:17:04] of this idea a very long time. And I [00:17:08] just go [00:17:08] >> and Baron [00:17:10] walks us slowly into this idea like I [00:17:12] did where he shows us he used the [00:17:14] Atlanta Braves as a basic search to show [00:17:17] what trend lines tend to look like and [00:17:19] why you can't use this technique on big [00:17:23] things that are popular that get lots of [00:17:24] Google searches. You have to use it on [00:17:26] things like someone's full name or an [00:17:28] address or, you know, stuff like that. [00:17:32] Um, [00:17:36] so then he searched Tyler James [00:17:38] Robinson, [00:17:40] which is Tyler Robinson's full name. [00:17:42] Most of us don't know Tyler Robinson's [00:17:43] full name, but it is Tyler James [00:17:45] Robinson. [00:17:45] >> Tyler James Robinson. So, I did a search [00:17:47] for Tyler James Robinson nationally over [00:17:50] the entire United States for the past [00:17:52] seven days. And you'll notice that [00:17:54] gigantic spike right after the news [00:17:55] broke. But I noticed right over here [00:17:56] there was a little blip on September 9th [00:17:58] at 7 p.m. [00:18:00] Damn, that's weird. That is weird. [00:18:02] >> And keep in mind, this is a blip large [00:18:04] enough to show up [00:18:07] on a on an index at a two. Now, granted, [00:18:09] I'm going to keep going. You're going to [00:18:10] be surprised by what I've show you here [00:18:11] in a few minutes. It's a blip large [00:18:13] enough to show up as a two the day [00:18:17] before the Kirk shooting. The day before [00:18:19] the Kirk shooting, someone in the United [00:18:21] States searched Tyler James Robinson, [00:18:24] the full name, first, middle, last name [00:18:25] of the shooter. Now, what's interesting [00:18:26] about that is I've not seen him listed [00:18:28] anywhere as Tyler James Robinson. I've [00:18:30] seen Tyler Robinson a lot. I've seen his [00:18:33] name, his mom's name. I think her name [00:18:34] was Amber. [00:18:35] >> Okay. So, [clears throat] not gonna sit [00:18:38] around and watch the whole thing. Um, I [00:18:40] recommend that you do go watch the whole [00:18:41] thing. Um, because he gets into more [00:18:43] granular detail and he looks up [00:18:46] different locations and he hones in and [00:18:47] he he also looks for other locations [00:18:49] where there is no data and he shows you [00:18:50] that. And so the granularity of watching [00:18:52] his whole stream is important because [00:18:54] you get the context that it's not ju [00:18:56] he's not just like cherrypicking random [00:18:58] things and being like look there's a [00:18:59] crazy trend. He's looking all over and [00:19:01] he's showing you that like no it's just [00:19:03] searched in this one place at this one [00:19:06] time not anywhere else not any other [00:19:08] time. That's weird. And what he realizes [00:19:11] is that Tyler James Robinson was [00:19:13] searched the day before the shooting in [00:19:15] the United States. and he hones in on [00:19:16] realizing that Tyler James Robinson was [00:19:18] searched in Washington DC at 12:00 p.m. [00:19:21] the day before the shooting. And he was [00:19:23] searched in Huntsville, Alabama at 4 [00:19:24] p.m. the day before the shooting. And [00:19:26] Huntsville, Alabama is a weird place, [00:19:27] but he knows from his time looking into [00:19:30] Thomas Matthew Krooks, which is where he [00:19:31] first started applying this technique to [00:19:34] crimes like this to high-profile cases. [00:19:37] He knows that in Huntsville, Alabama, [00:19:40] there's an enormous FBI field office. [00:19:42] And so Huntsville, Alabama shows a lot [00:19:44] of blips on a lot of searches that he [00:19:46] winds up doing. And then also the [00:19:47] District of Columbia at 900 PM. There [00:19:50] was a huge signal and that is not what's [00:19:54] on screen there. That's District of [00:19:55] Columbia. [00:19:57] District of Columbia. [00:20:00] And then he shows Oh, then he's on to [00:20:04] something else. I must have skipped over [00:20:05] it. Um, [00:20:08] so [00:20:09] that's the technique that's being used [00:20:11] here. And this is just the start. Tyler [00:20:14] James Robinson is just the start. I [00:20:16] decided to go through all of his streams [00:20:18] and tabulate all of the relevant [00:20:20] searches onto a timeline. [00:20:23] And it looks like this. [00:20:26] And everything blue is a Google Trends [00:20:28] search correlated to this case that is [00:20:32] super suspicious that Baron has [00:20:34] highlighted on his streams. And there's [00:20:36] probably many more that no one's found [00:20:37] yet or that Baron has not found, but [00:20:39] maybe someone else has. This is just [00:20:41] what's in Baron's streams that I thought [00:20:42] were relevant. And there's even other [00:20:44] ones that were maybe a little less [00:20:45] relevant that I just didn't put on. Um, [00:20:47] just because some of them like he's he's [00:20:49] not trying to cherrypick. He's showing [00:20:51] like this one is interesting, but not [00:20:53] necess it might be noise. It might, you [00:20:54] know, some of them are a little more [00:20:58] there's other explanations, but some of [00:20:59] them there there's not. So, let's let's [00:21:02] look at this. [00:21:04] Um, here is before we get into the [00:21:07] timeline too much, let's just look at [00:21:08] all the searches. This is a different [00:21:10] tab where I've got all the relevant [00:21:12] searches with the dates and locations. [00:21:14] Tyler James Robinson was the first one [00:21:16] he found. Then you remember there was [00:21:17] this plane that people that took off [00:21:19] nearby that people thought maybe someone [00:21:20] had escaped on this plane that took off [00:21:22] from this airport. [00:21:24] Tail number n8 kg. Well, the owner of [00:21:28] that plane was searched in the DC metro [00:21:31] area at 1 p.m. on September 7th, just [00:21:35] days before the shooting. His full name, [00:21:37] Derek Maxfield. [00:21:39] Not the rarest name in the world, but [00:21:42] his name doesn't get searched other [00:21:44] places. It was just in the DC metro area [00:21:46] and then in on September 9th in [00:21:48] Huntsville at 10 a.m. where the uh FBI [00:21:50] field office is and in Utah on September [00:21:52] 9th at 8 a.m. and September 10th in the [00:21:55] District of Columbia at 11:00 a.m. All [00:21:57] before the shooting. The tail number of [00:21:59] the plane was searched the day before [00:22:01] the shooting in Utah at 2 p.m. and in [00:22:04] Arizona at 2 p.m. on September 8th. The [00:22:06] plane was flying to Arizona. The tail [00:22:09] number of the plane, I mean, that that [00:22:12] makes that could maybe make sense in [00:22:13] Utah and Arizona. Utah Valley University [00:22:16] was searched September, sometime in [00:22:18] early September in the DC metro area. [00:22:20] Lance Twigs. [00:22:22] Lance Twigs. [00:22:26] Lance Twigs was searched all the way [00:22:28] back in 2023 in the DC metro area. [00:22:33] And he was also searched in Israel. [00:22:37] All the way back in 2021, someone in [00:22:40] Israel Google searched Lance Twigs with [00:22:43] two G's, which is kind of weird. It's a [00:22:47] pretty specific name. [00:22:51] So, there's some searches for Lance [00:22:53] Twigs dating all the way back two years [00:22:56] plus. And then there's some searches for [00:22:59] him in the near proximity to the [00:23:01] shooting. Couple months before the [00:23:02] shooting. [00:23:04] Kind of weird. Losi was searched in [00:23:07] Huntsville in April. And right before [00:23:10] the shooting on September 8th, it was [00:23:12] searched in the DC metro area. And also [00:23:15] in July, multiple times it was searched [00:23:17] in Israel. [00:23:20] It was funny on the stream when Israel [00:23:22] first started getting searched [00:23:24] big time. [00:23:26] Um, [00:23:27] so there's all these searches, a whole [00:23:30] bunch of the surgeons that work at the [00:23:33] hospital there, people that work in law [00:23:35] enforcement in the town by name, [00:23:38] people's addresses, their full addresses [00:23:40] were searched in Israel and the DC area. [00:23:44] A lot of these searches are in Israel, [00:23:47] which is all very weird. And there's [00:23:49] even a few YouTubers and uh pundits and [00:23:52] people that were searched, which could [00:23:54] be nothing. It's hard to say, [00:23:58] but Baron has the saying that he says on [00:24:00] all of his streams, which is once is a [00:24:02] random occurrence, twice is a [00:24:03] coincidence, and three times you might [00:24:05] have a pattern. And we're at 43 [00:24:09] searches, 42 searches that I thought [00:24:12] were relevant just on my list here, [00:24:14] compiled from his list. And there's [00:24:16] other people starting to dig into this [00:24:17] stuff, too. It is important to note that [00:24:20] we've seen multiple times that once once [00:24:23] one of these searches is made public, [00:24:25] the data seems to change like within a [00:24:28] couple days sometimes. Um, particularly [00:24:31] on his stream, probably on my stream [00:24:33] now, too. Um, and maybe this will be the [00:24:36] last big time that this technique works [00:24:38] on a high-profile case, but it's very [00:24:41] relevant. And so before we get into the [00:24:44] next piece of this, [00:24:47] let's meet our guy, [00:24:50] Mikey McCoy. [00:24:53] And actually [00:24:56] before we get to the video that Sam [00:24:58] Parker put out, um, let's do a little [00:25:00] bit of context here. Mikey McCoy [00:25:05] is the chief of staff for Turning Point [00:25:08] USA. So he was Charlie's chief of staff. [00:25:10] um for about a year now and he'd been [00:25:14] working very closely high up there for [00:25:16] many years at this point. Very close. [00:25:18] This is Mikey right here. Um [00:25:21] he is the son, if you recognize that [00:25:23] name, it's because he is the son [00:25:27] of [00:25:29] Pastor [00:25:31] Rob McCoy. [00:25:35] And I just want to give a quick shout [00:25:37] out to our boy. I am Coach Colin. I've [00:25:40] been loving Coach Collins content for [00:25:42] the last week or two since I discovered [00:25:45] him. Um, and he puts out tons of videos. [00:25:48] Um, good like 10 to 20 minute videos on [00:25:50] every aspect of this case. He covers [00:25:52] everything and he's just fun. He like [00:25:54] has no fear about having fun with [00:25:56] conspiracies, but he's also a smart guy [00:25:58] that will actually parse the evidence. [00:26:00] And so he's a great resource to keep up [00:26:02] with everything that's breaking and [00:26:04] every theory and every little bit. Um, [00:26:06] and I was watching one of his videos [00:26:08] from seven from just today where he's [00:26:11] watching this pastor Rob McCoy speech [00:26:13] and I was like, man, I want to look up [00:26:14] that speech and get that clip. And so I [00:26:16] went and found it. And this isn't the [00:26:18] exact same clip, but it's interesting. [00:26:21] Justin's the chief CFO, chief financial [00:26:24] officer, and Mikey's the chief of staff. [00:26:27] >> Those are his kids. [00:26:30] And and I'm watching that the minute [00:26:32] Charlie was shot, he called me, says, [00:26:33] "Dad, Charlie's been shot in the neck." [00:26:36] >> We're going to come back to that [00:26:37] statement in just a second. [00:26:38] >> Please call every pastor and pray. [00:26:44] I said, "Okay, son." He has wits about [00:26:48] him. He was just directing. He had blood [00:26:51] all over him. And Frank Turk, [00:26:55] >> Wait, wait, wait, wait. I didn't even [00:26:57] notice that before. He just said that [00:26:58] Mikey had blood all over him. [00:27:02] Let's remember that in just a moment. [00:27:06] >> I just I want to address something. The [00:27:08] stupidity of the internet. [00:27:11] >> This is the fun part. [00:27:11] >> Hand signals. Really? You're going to [00:27:14] put that garbage out that they were [00:27:16] giving hand signals? [00:27:19] That was [00:27:19] >> Bro, do you see the satanic hand? Bro, [00:27:21] dude, do you see the hand signal that [00:27:23] he's putting up right now? [00:27:25] >> Frank Turk. [00:27:28] He was covered in blood because he was [00:27:30] giving Charlie CPR. [00:27:33] He's an apologist for the Christian [00:27:34] faith. His children were on the phone [00:27:37] when he was videotaping and and they saw [00:27:39] the the bullet. His heart's ripped out. [00:27:42] Signals really. [00:27:46] And the other guy, Dan, the security [00:27:48] guard, he's somehow in tied in with this [00:27:50] conspiracy. Get over yourself. [00:27:54] >> Dan is a believer. I love that man. [00:27:57] [applause] [00:28:00] Why didn't he check the roof? [00:28:03] I don't know. [00:28:05] I do know that they do. I know they have [00:28:08] a limited detail. [00:28:11] Anyways, we don't need to hear listen to [00:28:12] his whiny voice all day. Um, there is, [00:28:14] you know, there is truth to what he's [00:28:15] saying that like, yeah, it's important [00:28:16] not to like dog pile on to people that [00:28:18] are grieving that are close to the It's [00:28:20] a It's a touchy subject. It's true. But [00:28:24] but [00:28:26] um I just wanted to get you, you know, [00:28:28] get us get you to know his face a little [00:28:29] bit. Um if you're not familiar, Pastor [00:28:32] Rob McCoy is extremely pro-Israel. [00:28:35] Um but he said a few things right there [00:28:38] that are going to be really, really, [00:28:39] really relevant when we watch video [00:28:41] footage of what his son Mikey McCoy, the [00:28:44] chief of staff, did right when Charlie [00:28:47] got shot. And here's the thing about [00:28:49] video evidence. There's a lot of things [00:28:51] that we sort of kind of know. There's a [00:28:55] lot of things that we've got information [00:28:57] about, but it's like, can you trust the [00:28:59] source? There's a lot of parts of this [00:29:01] story that are speculation and are [00:29:03] probably always going to be speculation. [00:29:06] But video is video. And yeah, there's [00:29:09] AI, there's editing, there's all sorts [00:29:11] of stuff that can happen to video, but [00:29:12] the original video footage that we've [00:29:14] got of this event, I think we feel [00:29:16] pretty good about most of the original [00:29:18] video footage. Um, and none of it has [00:29:21] really been outed as being AI yet. And [00:29:23] we're still in the era where I'm we're [00:29:26] pretty sure that that the entire [00:29:28] internet combined can identify an AI [00:29:30] video, probably, especially high-profile [00:29:32] case like this. So, I we feel pretty [00:29:35] [ __ ] good about the video footage. If [00:29:37] it's on video, it happened probably, [00:29:41] almost certainly. Um, and we need some [00:29:42] explanations for what's on video. [00:29:44] There's a lot of video, actually. Not as [00:29:46] much as we might expect, but there is [00:29:47] video. And so [00:29:51] maybe there's a rational explanation for [00:29:53] everything that's caught on video, [00:29:56] but there's got to be some sort of [00:29:58] explanation because it happened and it's [00:30:00] on video. And so this is a a zoomed in [00:30:03] frame from one of the main angles that [00:30:05] we all watched, uh, where Charlie gets [00:30:08] hit in the neck and he bleeds everywhere [00:30:09] and falls over and dies. Um, and the so [00:30:14] the framing feels new, but it's taken [00:30:16] from the same video that we've all seen [00:30:18] because yeah, Sam had to zoom in on this [00:30:20] guy right here in the background. Um, [00:30:22] and it's kind of hard for you to see, [00:30:24] but this is Mikey McCoy. And Sam did [00:30:27] another expose about tracking Mikey [00:30:30] through the whole day because Mikey was [00:30:31] right by Charlie. He rode in with him in [00:30:33] the SUV. He was filming. A lot of the [00:30:35] footage that we saw at the beginning of [00:30:37] the event, like of Charlie throwing [00:30:38] hats, was from Mikey's phone. Um Mikey [00:30:41] was right behind him and beside him all [00:30:43] the way through. And then when Charlie [00:30:44] was speaking, Mikey wound up right here [00:30:47] uh to looker's right of the tent um [00:30:50] wearing his black backpack with his [00:30:51] white long sleeve shirt. And in just a [00:30:54] second, we'll we'll watch and track him. [00:30:56] Um [00:30:58] [clears throat] [00:31:01] so we don't I want to be clear. I'm not [00:31:04] accusing Mike McCoy of a crime. Um, I'm [00:31:06] not accusing Mikey McCoy of being [00:31:07] involved in a conspiracy. Maybe there's [00:31:09] a rational explanation for this [00:31:11] behavior. All I'm saying is that on [00:31:13] video footage, we see Mikey McCoy's [00:31:16] actions [00:31:17] during and right after the shooting, and [00:31:20] they're weird. And [00:31:23] it would be great to get an explanation [00:31:25] from Mikey about his actions to clear it [00:31:28] all up because it's really weird. [00:31:31] Remember, chief of staff It's like the [00:31:34] right-hand guy. And he was at Charlie's [00:31:36] right hand all day long. [00:31:41] Oh, I got to leave the audio on for a [00:31:44] second. It's pretty intense. Like [00:31:45] gunshot audio, but [00:32:00] rings out. And you can see that Mikey's [00:32:02] left hand goes up kind of like it's [00:32:04] going to his ear to cover his ear. And [00:32:07] his right hand is holding his phone. [00:32:10] Okay, that's his phone. And we we know [00:32:13] it's his phone from more than just this, [00:32:14] but that is his phone. Okay, so it looks [00:32:17] like his left arm goes to plug an ear [00:32:19] maybe and his right hand holding his [00:32:21] phone that was already kind of crossed [00:32:23] like this [00:32:24] starts to come up towards his ear. [00:32:28] But Sam makes the important note that no [00:32:30] dial motion is detected. Right? It's the [00:32:32] phone is is in his arms and it's [00:32:34] immediately going up towards his ear. [00:32:37] Okay. [00:32:43] [music] [00:32:45] And he turns around [00:32:50] and Charlie has still not fallen over. [00:32:55] You're about to see Charlie fall through [00:32:57] the frame right here, but he's already [00:32:59] turned around and walking away. And [00:33:01] there's Charlie. [00:33:05] Mikey's out of line of sight and he's [00:33:07] already on the phone. At least it it [00:33:09] would appear that he's already on. [00:33:12] And then in the same video, this is just [00:33:14] a different cropping of the same video. [00:33:16] You can see Frank Turk here. And we I [00:33:18] remember Frank Turk's response was very [00:33:20] logical. It was like first he freaked [00:33:22] out and tried to get down for cover and [00:33:24] then he kind of realized like h I'm I'm [00:33:26] probably not getting shot right now and [00:33:28] then he kind of like tried to help and [00:33:29] then realized like I can't [ __ ] help [00:33:31] and then he like kind of ran around and [00:33:32] just tried to stay close to Charlie [00:33:34] until he got in the SUV with him. That [00:33:35] that behavior caught on video made sense [00:33:38] to me. Um that seems like the kind of [00:33:40] thing if you're not familiar with who [00:33:42] this Frank Turk guy is, he he's kind of [00:33:44] like a father figure to Charlie at [00:33:45] TPUSA. He he felt he thought of Charlie [00:33:48] a lot like a son. cared deeply about him [00:33:51] um according to him and seemed pretty [00:33:53] broken up about the whole thing after [00:33:54] the fact um despite people being you [00:33:57] know suspicious of his hat hand gesture [00:33:59] thing or whatever. But that that [00:34:01] behavior on camera made sense from Frank [00:34:02] Turk. But now walking through the frame [00:34:06] in the background, white hat is is uh um [00:34:14] right there [00:34:18] again right here. [00:34:19] >> [screaming] [00:34:21] >> Black backpack, white shirt, white hat [00:34:27] like chief of staff, [00:34:29] right? [00:34:31] WAIT, [00:34:33] [music] [00:34:46] he's on the phone and he's just walking [00:34:48] away. [music] [00:34:51] Gang violence. Great. [00:34:56] Gang violence. Great [00:35:02] violence. Great. [00:35:12] He just walks through the frame. [00:35:17] >> He's still on the phone. [00:35:19] >> I'm going to turn our audio. [00:35:21] >> Charlie is evacuated behind him. But [00:35:23] what's he talking about? He doesn't [00:35:25] actually know anything yet. He walked [00:35:27] away without seeing what happened to [00:35:29] Charlie. Who's he talking to? [00:35:32] >> Right. This is from a different video, [00:35:34] right? From back behind the the scene [00:35:36] where Charlie is currently getting [00:35:37] loaded into the SUV. We all remember the [00:35:39] timeline here. It was pretty quick. It [00:35:41] was like within a minute and a half or [00:35:42] so. And Bro is already on his way out of [00:35:46] the venue, walking towards the parking [00:35:48] lots over there. Um there this is over [00:35:51] in that direction is where the memorial [00:35:52] got set up eventually. Um, there is [00:35:55] parking over there, but that's certainly [00:35:57] not a logical thing to do at this moment [00:35:59] is to walk slowly towards the parking [00:36:02] when like he he still he never he didn't [00:36:04] see what happened to Charlie. He didn't [00:36:06] see the response. He didn't see [00:36:07] anything. He just turned and walked away [00:36:09] on the phone. So, who's he talking to? [00:36:14] Right? [00:36:16] And if we go back to his dad, [00:36:21] Rob, [00:36:24] didn't we just watch Rob say [00:36:28] Justin's the chief CFO, chief financial [00:36:31] officer, and Mikey's the chief of staff [00:36:34] and and I'm watching that the minute [00:36:36] Charlie was shot, he called me, says, [00:36:38] "Dad, Charlie's been shot in the neck. [00:36:39] Please call every pastor and pray." [00:36:42] The minute that Charlie was shot, Mikey [00:36:44] called me and said, "Dad, Charlie's been [00:36:46] shot in the neck." So, was he on the [00:36:49] phone with you? [00:36:52] Cuz that seems pretty quick. [00:36:55] And it's hard to say he even saw that it [00:36:57] was a shot in the neck because he was [00:36:59] behind him. But, right, like and he [00:37:02] turned around within a second. [00:37:06] But then he also says this, "It's okay, [00:37:09] son. [00:37:11] He has wits about him. He's just [00:37:13] directing. [00:37:15] >> Directing from [00:37:17] not the scene, directing from leaving. [00:37:22] I mean, he sure seemed to have his wits [00:37:24] about him. That is true. [00:37:26] >> He had blood all over him. And [00:37:27] >> he had blood all over him. Whoa, bro. [00:37:31] Blood all over him. [00:37:34] I mean, I see a white ass shirt and we [00:37:37] watched him walk away. [00:37:40] I don't see any blood all over anyone. [00:37:42] And I'm pretty sure that the only [00:37:44] opportunity to get blood all over him [00:37:46] was just loaded into the car while he [00:37:47] was walking away on the phone. [00:37:50] He's the chief of staff, [00:37:56] right? [00:37:58] So that's weird. [00:38:01] [snorts] And now it gets even weirder. [00:38:04] Way weirder. [00:38:09] because someone [00:38:11] went to Baron's live stream and said, [00:38:13] "Hey, [00:38:16] how about if you search [00:38:19] Where is it? Where is it? Where is it?" [00:38:21] Oh, it's because I'm in the other [00:38:23] timeline. [00:38:28] Where's Mikey? [00:38:31] Someone went to Baron's live stream and [00:38:33] said, "Hey, would you look up Mikey [00:38:35] McCoy stuff and see if anyone's been [00:38:37] searching Mikey McCoy?" [00:38:40] And lo and behold, there's a Google [00:38:42] trend showing that on the 14th of July, [00:38:48] someone in Israel searched for Mikey [00:38:50] McCoy. [00:38:53] That's interesting. [00:38:56] But then [00:39:00] on August 15th, [00:39:02] Mikey McCoy was searched in the Cayman [00:39:05] Islands, [00:39:09] which is weird. [00:39:14] And then [00:39:19] where is it? It's right [00:39:22] Oh, it's right there. And then on [00:39:25] September 6th, [00:39:28] 4 days before the assassination, [00:39:32] someone in Israel searched Mikey McCoy's [00:39:35] home address verbatim [00:39:38] like street like house, house number, [00:39:41] street name, complete [00:39:44] very specific search in Israel. [00:39:48] And I have it written here as Mikey [00:39:50] McCoy's home address because Baron [00:39:51] rightfully respectfully did not publish [00:39:53] his home address. Didn't want to dox [00:39:55] him. Um he kind he he did accidentally [00:39:59] show the proof that it was like but [00:40:01] anyways Mikey McCoyy's home address was [00:40:04] searched by someone in Israel three days [00:40:08] before the shooting. [00:40:11] All that is very weird. And you can go [00:40:14] back to Baron's streams and watch them [00:40:15] for yourself. Um, I highly recommend [00:40:17] that you do that um to see the process [00:40:21] for yourself and to validate and see the [00:40:24] you know exactly how that search was [00:40:26] done um to get a little context on it. [00:40:30] But that's all very strange. [00:40:33] And like to clarify, when Baron does [00:40:35] these searches, he also shows like he'll [00:40:37] show that same search in New York and [00:40:40] California and Arizona and the United [00:40:42] Kingdom and Australia to show you that [00:40:44] all these other places, no searches. But [00:40:47] then in these places, searches, which is [00:40:51] all very weird. [00:40:53] And so [00:40:55] this is where I started to realize that [00:40:57] putting all these searches onto a [00:40:59] timeline might tell us something [00:41:02] interesting because Baron keeps on kind [00:41:06] of saying how there's this they all [00:41:08] cluster around this two week window [00:41:12] sort of in the middle of July of this [00:41:15] year is when the most searches happened. [00:41:17] and he kind of says like July 20th seems [00:41:19] to be like the middle ground, the middle [00:41:21] of this like big amount of searches [00:41:24] going on. [00:41:26] And so I'm sort of thinking, well, what [00:41:28] happened around July 20th? Like what was [00:41:31] happening in Charlie Kirk's life and in [00:41:33] TPUSA's life and in Israel's life and [00:41:36] you know, like what was happening around [00:41:38] that time in July? [00:41:41] Do you know what it was? And I know if [00:41:44] you were in the Twitch stream earlier, [00:41:45] this is all recap and you were here for [00:41:46] it. Um, you know, hopefully you're [00:41:48] having a good drink, [00:41:51] but do you know what happened in July? [00:41:53] Right around this time when all these [00:41:55] searches exploded? [00:41:57] Any guesses? [00:42:04] On July 13th [00:42:06] of this year, [00:42:08] Charlie Kirk was in Florida at the TPUSA [00:42:12] event hosting a debate between Dave [00:42:14] Smith and Josh Hammer where Dave Smith [00:42:17] made Josh Hammer look like a [ __ ] [00:42:19] idiot and made the entire pro-Israel [00:42:21] cause look ridiculous. [00:42:24] And then the next day on July 14th, [00:42:28] Tucker Carlson headlined the main stage [00:42:32] for the closing night of the event. And [00:42:34] we know from Tucker's reporting, [00:42:37] Candace's reporting, [00:42:39] and kind of Dave Smith's reporting, too, [00:42:42] that a conversation happened backstage [00:42:44] before Tucker went out on stage where he [00:42:46] said, "Listen, I know that you get all [00:42:49] this [ __ ] from donors, and I know that [00:42:52] they're all over you and you I I [00:42:55] normally talk about Israel and about [00:42:57] Jeffrey Epste, all these things, and I'm [00:42:58] not going to go hard on it. I don't want [00:42:59] to bring more trouble on you. I'm not [00:43:01] going to do." And Charlie said, "No, go [00:43:03] all the way. [00:43:05] Say it all." [00:43:08] And Tucker recounted that conversation [00:43:09] to us. [00:43:14] So that was July 13th and 14th. [00:43:18] [snorts] [00:43:19] And there were searches before that. [00:43:21] They extend into June um and a few in [00:43:24] April a little bit. Some searches before [00:43:26] that, [00:43:29] but then they explode. [00:43:32] That very day, the 14th, not even before [00:43:36] the event is over, that's when Mikey [00:43:37] McCoy gets searched in Israel. [00:43:43] Then that same day, a guy named Richard [00:43:46] Rasmusen gets searched in Israel. And [00:43:49] who is Richard Rasmusen? Let me [00:43:51] reference my other sheet over here. He's [00:43:52] one of the surgeons at Temponogos [00:43:55] Regional Hospital. [00:43:58] Two days later, Temponogos Regional [00:44:00] Hospital is searched in DC. [00:44:03] And then that same day in DC, someone is [00:44:06] searching for Bo Mason, who is the [00:44:08] commissioner of the Utah Department of [00:44:10] Public Safety that began his job on July [00:44:13] 17th, [00:44:15] the next day [00:44:18] on the 18th, [00:44:20] Steven Neilman is searched in Israel, [00:44:22] then Lee Patterson, then Katherine [00:44:23] Nester, then George Hodson Zinn. George [00:44:26] Zinn was searched in DC. Brian Gil [00:44:28] searched in Israel. Robert Patterson [00:44:30] searched in Israel. Lee Troder searched [00:44:31] in Israel. Road Losi Center searched in [00:44:33] Israel. You guys don't know any of these [00:44:36] names. You've never heard of any of [00:44:37] these names. Steven Neman, Lee [00:44:39] Patterson, Katherine Nester, Brian Gil, [00:44:42] Robert Patterson, Lee Troder. Who are [00:44:43] they? Well, Katherine Nester is Tyler [00:44:47] Robinson's lawyer. [00:44:49] And someone was searching for her name [00:44:51] in Israel. [00:44:53] Not in the UK, not in Australia, [00:44:57] not even anywhere around the United [00:44:58] States, just in Israel. [00:45:01] All these other names, these are all [00:45:04] surgeons that work at Tempenogos [00:45:07] Regional Hospital. A few of them are um [00:45:10] involved in the police force in the uh [00:45:15] in the [00:45:17] area of the shooting. [00:45:21] Schaefer security was searched in [00:45:23] Israel, which is like maybe just noise [00:45:25] because Schaefer Security wasn't [00:45:26] actually Charlie's security outfit [00:45:27] anymore. They'd stopped a long time ago. [00:45:30] Um, Hunter Kak, the guy that asked the [00:45:33] question when Charlie was shot, he was [00:45:36] searched in Israel on August 3rd. [00:45:43] That's weird. If you recall, we have [00:45:45] video of Hunter Kak apparently [00:45:46] practicing his oh [ __ ] expression before [00:45:49] the shooting happened and then being [00:45:51] very oh [ __ ] melodramatic at the moment [00:45:53] of the shooting. But Hunter Kak is [00:45:56] actually part of an organization that is [00:45:59] dedicated to trailing Charlie Kirk on [00:46:01] campus tours and then trolling him in [00:46:04] the questions from a left-wing [00:46:05] perspective. Hunter Kak is like [00:46:10] like opposition to Charlie official. Um [00:46:13] he's very vocal about how he feels about [00:46:15] Charlie and he's part of an organized [00:46:18] offensive [00:46:20] group to counter Charlie Kirk at the [00:46:22] time. [00:46:25] Some other interesting stuff about him [00:46:26] too, but we don't have time for all of [00:46:27] it. But what I'm trying to show you is [00:46:30] that just so happens that this massive [00:46:33] explosion in search trend data happens [00:46:36] right after the TPUSA Florida event [00:46:40] where it becomes pretty apparent to a [00:46:43] lot of Jewish donors that something's [00:46:46] got to be done about Charlie Kirk. And [00:46:49] obviously [00:46:51] there's a lot of speculation in [00:46:52] connecting all of these things, but [00:46:54] there's not speculation in the fact that [00:46:56] these are very specific searches and [00:46:59] that the data is showing up only in very [00:47:01] specific places and once is a random [00:47:04] occurrence and twice is a coincidence [00:47:06] and three times you might have a pattern [00:47:10] and like 14, 15, 16 times and holy [ __ ] [00:47:14] you're planning an assassination. [00:47:16] allegedly. [00:47:20] And it gets to all kinds of granularity, [00:47:22] like Mikey McCoy's home address, and I [00:47:25] misspelled Mikey here. I turned him into [00:47:27] Mickey. Um, [00:47:30] but that's not the only home address [00:47:33] that got searched. [00:47:38] On September 7th, [00:47:42] two 3 days before the shooting, someone [00:47:45] in Israel searched [00:47:48] W925S [00:47:50] Street. [00:47:52] That is a very specific search, [00:47:57] right? And I see in the chat someone [00:48:00] just said like nine billion searches a [00:48:01] day for [ __ ] sake. Yeah, but none of [00:48:04] them are for this. And we know that [00:48:06] because when you look up W925S Street, [00:48:11] look all over the country, look at every [00:48:13] jurisdiction, look at other countries, [00:48:15] look all over the world and see how many [00:48:17] Google searches are done for that exact [00:48:19] order of letters and numbers. How many [00:48:22] digits are in your PIN for your debit [00:48:24] card? [00:48:26] Four, right? Because just four random [00:48:29] numbers in a sequence is a [ __ ] like [00:48:32] uncrackable code. There's endless [00:48:34] possibilities. But when you have letters [00:48:37] and numbers and it's one, two, three, [00:48:38] four, five, six, seven characters long. [00:48:42] I mean, it's not literally that because [00:48:44] you kind of have to make words sort of [00:48:45] like street, but still. [00:48:48] That's an astronomically rare thing to [00:48:51] search. And do you know what W925s [00:48:55] street is? [00:48:57] Well, it's not Mikey McCoy's address. [00:49:03] But [00:49:05] it is [00:49:07] where the gun was found. [00:49:10] Like literally where the gun was found. [00:49:14] It is this tiny stretch of road [00:49:18] from about here [00:49:22] to about here, which is like one, two, [00:49:26] three, four, five, six, seven, maybe [00:49:28] eight houses. [00:49:30] And the gun was found right here. [00:49:35] Okay. [00:49:36] So, [clears throat] [00:49:39] three days before the shooting, someone [00:49:41] halfway around the world is searching [00:49:43] for an address in this little town in [00:49:46] Utah. I mean, it's not a little town. [00:49:47] It's attached to Salt Lake City. [00:49:50] But, [ __ ] please. Come on. [00:49:54] And then [00:49:59] where is the even more specific one? [00:50:06] Where is it? [00:50:14] Am I getting confused? [00:50:20] pretty sure that I have tabulated in [00:50:22] here [00:50:24] an even more. Maybe I'm getting [00:50:26] confused. Um, [00:50:31] oh, [00:50:32] July 11th, District of Columbia. That [00:50:35] would be 71. [00:50:38] Oh, I just didn't put it into the [00:50:40] timeline. [00:50:42] Okay. Well, on July 11th here, let me um [00:50:46] it's in my bigger Google search trends [00:50:48] here. [00:50:50] On July 11th in the District of [00:50:52] Columbia, [00:50:54] someone searched 683 W925S [00:50:58] Street. [00:51:00] That's a pretty specific location. [00:51:03] 683 [00:51:06] is this house. [00:51:09] That's the chicken coupe right there. [00:51:18] Um, [00:51:20] what [00:51:25] what [00:51:26] 683 [00:51:29] W925S [00:51:31] Street? [00:51:41] There's searches today for it [laughter] [00:51:45] because I talked about it earlier today. [00:51:49] And I mean, you obviously you got to [00:51:50] scan through all sorts of data. You got [00:51:51] to get granular. You got to go to New [00:51:53] York, you know, big states. New York. [00:51:57] Anyone searching for this random house [00:51:58] in Utah in New York? And I don't know. [00:52:01] I've not looked this up, but I I just [00:52:03] assume probably not. California [00:52:08] in the last year, [00:52:11] the last 90 days. Oh, interesting. [00:52:14] Interesting. What? [00:52:17] Interesting. [00:52:19] August 6, 2025. [00:52:22] Someone in California. [00:52:26] Interesting. When was our other one? It [00:52:29] was after that. [00:52:33] Um, expanded timeline. August 6th [00:52:38] versus September [00:52:42] 7th. [00:52:45] I mean, you make your own assessment. [00:52:46] You decide for yourself if you want to [00:52:48] give any credibility to all that. But I [00:52:51] highly recommend that you go and watch [00:52:52] Baron Coleman's streams before you jump [00:52:54] to any conclusions about it [00:52:57] because it's pretty weird how many [00:53:00] searches were turning up. [00:53:02] And he learned this from the Butler [00:53:06] shooting and from searching all sorts of [00:53:08] things that was not public information [00:53:11] that no one would have known before the [00:53:13] shooting. [00:53:15] But then there were Google searches from [00:53:16] before the shooting for all these names [00:53:18] that were just nobody's before the [00:53:20] shooting. Locations and stuff like that, [00:53:22] right? Similar to this. And so when you [00:53:24] think it through, [00:53:27] what you're probably seeing is either a [00:53:31] whole bunch of very bizarre coincidences [00:53:34] where people halfway around the world [00:53:36] are getting really interested in people [00:53:38] that they don't know and have probably, [00:53:40] well, I assume wouldn't know and [00:53:42] probably have never met. Tail numbers to [00:53:44] planes that they have nothing to do [00:53:45] with. Uh addresses for houses that they [00:53:47] have nothing to do with. the Losi [00:53:49] Center, a building and a college halfway [00:53:51] around the world that they've nothing to [00:53:52] do with, I would assume. All these [00:53:55] things are getting searched all in rapid [00:53:58] succession right after the TPSA Florida [00:54:00] event. [00:54:02] So maybe it's all just coincidences or [00:54:07] maybe it's the planning of a crime [00:54:11] because Baron Coleman has also [00:54:13] demonstrated how you can see what is [00:54:15] probably actually people in DC [00:54:18] investigating a crime. Not necessarily [00:54:20] not planning it out but investigating [00:54:22] it. and he uses news that just broke [00:54:24] about the NBA gambling ring. That was an [00:54:27] investigation that was ongoing for a [00:54:28] long time if I understand correctly, but [00:54:30] all the names were sealed. No one knew [00:54:32] the names until like yesterday or the [00:54:34] day before when they released it all for [00:54:35] the first time. But then he shows that [00:54:38] in the DC metro area, a lot of this [00:54:41] stuff that was not public information [00:54:42] yet was being searched across the last [00:54:45] year in the DC area specifically, which [00:54:48] would imply that people privy to the [00:54:51] investigation like you know the feds, [00:54:55] some of those people were probably [00:54:57] Google searching parts of their [00:54:58] investigation as it was ongoing and [00:55:00] those Google searches were logging in [00:55:02] the Google Trends and that makes sense, [00:55:05] right? [00:55:08] So [00:55:10] that's all very awkward. [00:55:15] The chief of staff [00:55:19] covered in blood allegedly walking away [00:55:22] on the phone with his dad allegedly. [00:55:25] And I think that's not actually I don't [00:55:27] think that's who he's on the phone with [00:55:29] because I think that we can all agree [00:55:30] that [00:55:32] based on Pastor Rob McCoy saying that [00:55:34] Mikey was covered in blood, we can [00:55:35] pretty much discount everything that he [00:55:37] said because that's not true. So who [00:55:40] knows who he's on the phone with. [00:55:45] But bro was either on speed dial or [00:55:47] something [00:55:49] and bro was on speed the [ __ ] out of [00:55:51] this place. I don't need to know [00:55:53] anything. I don't need to have any part [00:55:54] in this. [00:55:56] And we would love an explanation, Mikey. [00:55:59] I'm open to hearing it. Maybe there is [00:56:02] some normal, rational explanation. [00:56:08] Bro, what the [ __ ] I just looked at my [00:56:11] supers. [00:56:13] What are you doing, homie? [00:56:16] We have got a whale in these supers, [00:56:19] dog. Who are you? [00:56:24] Dog [00:56:27] Mckenoyer [00:56:29] sent $500. [00:56:31] Really appreciate you. Keep up the good [00:56:33] work. Really appreciate you. Keep up the [00:56:35] good work. You're a legend, dog. I [00:56:37] appreciate you. I'll be sure to buy Gigi [00:56:40] a tasty meat treat with part of that [00:56:42] money. Um, and she'll love you, too. [00:56:48] So, [00:56:51] um it looks like my uh super chat [00:56:53] scanner is okay. No, there there it [00:56:56] updated. It might be working. I don't [00:56:58] know. We're not going to go to super [00:57:00] chats yet. I think what we're going to [00:57:02] do is we're going to jump into the [00:57:05] beginnings of what we'll go and talk to [00:57:07] Nate about, [00:57:09] which is [00:57:11] all of this stuff on campus. [00:57:18] Unless there's more in the timeline that [00:57:21] we should talk about. There's probably [00:57:23] more in the timeline that we should talk [00:57:24] about. We'll do the timeline and then [00:57:26] we'll get to the other stuff with Nate [00:57:27] in a bit. [00:57:30] Chat, tell Am I crazy, chat? Let me [00:57:32] know. Am I crazy to think that Mikey [00:57:34] McCoy probably should explain himself? [00:57:37] Is that weird? Like, are we making this [00:57:40] up? [00:57:43] Because I am a little confused. by the [00:57:45] whole situation. [00:57:48] Doesn't look like what I would do right [00:57:49] after my friend got shot. [00:57:55] I don't know. [00:58:01] I don't know. [00:58:04] But I'm just saying once you put it on a [00:58:07] timeline, it starts to make a fuckload [00:58:10] more sense because Okay. So, let's [00:58:12] here's something that I I said earlier [00:58:14] on the last on the Twitch stream that we [00:58:16] were doing earlier, [00:58:18] but just to clarify what we're seeing [00:58:20] here. There are search trend data that [00:58:23] is suspicious from before that Florida [00:58:26] event. Like for example, the Losi Center [00:58:29] was searched in Israel on July 7th and [00:58:32] July 9th. And that's a weird thing to [00:58:35] search if you're in Israel. [00:58:38] Actually, [00:58:39] the landscaping company that redid the [00:58:42] crime scene, [00:58:44] they were searched on July 6th [00:58:47] in uh District of Columbia, DC area, [00:58:51] which is like maybe a coincidence. Maybe [00:58:53] someone in the DC area [00:58:56] had some business with them or [00:59:00] something. Who knows? [00:59:03] And there are other searches too before [00:59:05] that I didn't include a couple of them, [00:59:07] not a ton. Um, but they trail off into [00:59:09] the beginning of July and there's some [00:59:11] in June. [00:59:13] There might have been a few in May, but [00:59:15] not many. Um, and then the TPS USA [00:59:18] Florida event and then a bunch of them [00:59:20] and they're all in Israel. And then [00:59:23] leading into the event, a lot more of [00:59:25] the search uh trends that have been [00:59:27] found so far at least are state side in [00:59:31] DC and a couple of them in the [00:59:33] Huntsville area around probably around [00:59:35] that FBI office, but who knows? [00:59:38] And so what picture does that paint if [00:59:40] you kind of [00:59:42] run with it, right? If supposing that [00:59:44] the theory is correct in some form [00:59:48] speculatively what that would mean that [00:59:49] we're seeing is that before the TPUSA [00:59:52] Florida event there was already planning [00:59:55] of this thing going on but it was not [00:59:58] urgent maybe it kind of looks like [01:00:01] someone was already planning this thing [01:00:04] that might involve the Losi center Matab [01:00:07] a who is that let me look at my notes [01:00:09] here metab [01:00:12] A say [01:00:15] oh he was the old special agent in [01:00:17] charge in Utah [01:00:19] relevant. [01:00:21] So what it looks like was happening is [01:00:24] planning was underway in some form and [01:00:27] then this event happens in Florida and [01:00:29] someone makes a phone call or something [01:00:32] and suddenly the Israelis are like [01:00:34] [ __ ] let's go and they just start [01:00:37] going on full blast planning this out I [01:00:41] would assume. And it kind of looks like [01:00:43] it's like here you're seeing what [01:00:45] someone is kind of like working on that [01:00:47] day and here you're seeing someone [01:00:48] making a dossier that day and there's [01:00:50] probably a lot more search data that's [01:00:51] relevant to this but you would never be [01:00:52] able to find it all. It's like who [01:00:54] knows? Um [01:00:56] but these data points alone show that [01:00:58] there's a huge spike in extremely [01:01:00] relevant pieces of this crime all at [01:01:02] once in Israel. And they're mostly in [01:01:05] Israel, not all, but mostly. And then [01:01:09] on August 27th, this UVU campus event is [01:01:13] announced for the first time publicly. [01:01:16] Um, I forget what the name of the [01:01:18] publication was. Uh, it was a Utah [01:01:20] publication. It might have been one of [01:01:22] the college publications is where they [01:01:23] first announced it publicly and then [01:01:25] there was a few other uh, Twitter [01:01:27] announcements after that. But in that [01:01:29] time frame, uh, August 4th is when the [01:01:32] infamous Hampton's meeting takes place. [01:01:34] August 6th is when Charlie Kirk went on [01:01:36] Megan Kelly's show and talked about how [01:01:38] all the donors were [ __ ] all up his [01:01:40] butt about Israel and how he has no room [01:01:43] to criticize. You know that one that [01:01:45] happened right in the middle of this, [01:01:47] right? And then they announced the [01:01:49] campus event at UVU. And so I'm curious, [01:01:53] Mikey, you might be able to answer this. [01:01:55] At what point, at what date specifically [01:01:59] did the idea of hosting an event at UVU [01:02:02] come up? And who was it that suggested [01:02:05] UVU? Because when you look at the tour [01:02:08] that Charlie was on, you notice that [01:02:10] they were going to Utah two different [01:02:12] times for some reason. And it was Utah [01:02:16] first and then a bunch of other stops [01:02:19] around the country on the west coast and [01:02:20] all the way over to the east coast and [01:02:21] then all the way back to Utah at the end [01:02:24] of the tour for USU, the other big [01:02:27] college there, [01:02:31] which is weird. That's not how you would [01:02:33] normally plan a tour, right? And this is [01:02:35] not my original thought. Candace is the [01:02:36] one that first brought this up. And uh [01:02:39] that's weird. It's not impossible. It's [01:02:41] not inconceivable. I mean, it's not like [01:02:43] they were actually in a car road [01:02:45] tripping to all of these events. They [01:02:47] were probably flying to most of them. [01:02:49] But still, why not put both of the Utah [01:02:51] events right next to each other and just [01:02:54] go once? You save a ton of money. A ton [01:02:56] of money, right? [01:02:59] And so I'm very curious for anyone [01:03:02] involved with Turning Point. [01:03:04] Kind of a long shot, but I'm curious at [01:03:06] what point did the US did the UVU campus [01:03:09] location get first brought up? Was it in [01:03:13] August or was it maybe back in July? Or [01:03:17] was it maybe even before July? Right? [01:03:21] And at what point did that become [01:03:22] concrete? And who had access to that [01:03:24] information? who was privy to that [01:03:26] theoretical possibility that maybe [01:03:28] Charlie Kirk would be on UVU campus [01:03:30] because all the way back July 7th and [01:03:33] 9th someone in Israel was searching for [01:03:36] the Losi center [01:03:40] which is [01:03:41] very awkward. [01:03:46] So then something really interesting [01:03:50] happens. The UVU campuses event is [01:03:53] announced on the 27th of August. [01:03:56] And there's a few more weird Google [01:03:58] trend searches like the Sorenson Center [01:04:00] gets searched in both Israel and [01:04:01] Washington DC on August 28th. Sorenson [01:04:05] Center is the building that was at [01:04:09] Charlie's like 10:00 that has two trees [01:04:12] in front of it. Has the slopy roof [01:04:13] that's all white that Chris Martinson [01:04:15] theorizes that maybe there was someone [01:04:16] on top of that. [01:04:19] Um, it's the one that's directly behind [01:04:20] the fountain. [01:04:24] And then that's when on September 6, now [01:04:26] we're getting into September, and this [01:04:27] is when Mikey McCoy's home address is [01:04:29] searched in Israel. And someone brought [01:04:31] up that like, okay, yeah, but if they're [01:04:32] planning out a like if they're planning [01:04:35] something out three days, 10, four days [01:04:37] before the assassination is way too late [01:04:39] to plan something out. That doesn't make [01:04:41] sense. Yeah, but it's not too late to [01:04:44] doublech checkck where you're going to [01:04:46] go when you land. It's not too late to [01:04:48] double check where what's the address [01:04:50] that you might need to send a package to [01:04:51] or send an agent to or send something to [01:04:54] or you know something [01:04:57] theoretically just I'm just speculating [01:05:00] but it's not too late to you know hammer [01:05:02] out the details. In fact when I fly [01:05:03] somewhere I often will double check my [01:05:05] where my Airbnb is and what's you know [01:05:07] the lay of the land as I'm like waiting [01:05:09] at the airport or something you know. [01:05:12] And then the 8th, Robert Schulman [01:05:15] allegedly pulls all of his funding from [01:05:17] TPUSA. And then somewhere in this early [01:05:19] September time frame, I have not pinned [01:05:21] down the exact date yet, Charlie's in [01:05:22] the group chat saying, "I have no choice [01:05:24] but to leave the pro-Israel cause." And [01:05:27] then whether by coincidence or in [01:05:29] response to that group chat, I think [01:05:31] it's probably coincidence, most of the [01:05:34] search trends shift to being stateside [01:05:37] in the DC area. [01:05:41] And if you're running with the theory [01:05:43] speculatively, [01:05:44] what that would indicate is that the [01:05:47] assets are on the move, that it's a go [01:05:50] and any assets that are that might have [01:05:52] been based overseas, although I doubt [01:05:54] that very much or any of them were. I [01:05:57] think it was probably just planning and [01:06:00] doing things like [01:06:02] prepping schizophrenic people to play [01:06:04] their part, so to speak, is my guess. [01:06:07] But suddenly the operation is more state [01:06:09] side based on the searches that have [01:06:11] been found so far. And that would track [01:06:14] because now it's like it's go time. The [01:06:15] plan is made and now it's just whoever's [01:06:18] on the ground, whoever is the, you know, [01:06:20] accompllices in DC are maybe just [01:06:23] putting the last little touches on it, [01:06:24] dealing with any weird changes like this [01:06:26] plane. They're searching the owner of [01:06:28] the plane. They're searching the tail [01:06:29] number of the plane. They're [01:06:30] double-checking the low center [01:06:33] tail number of the plane. Tyler James [01:06:36] Robinson again. and Tipponogos Regional [01:06:38] Hospital searched. [01:06:41] And then remember that Candace alleged [01:06:44] alleged that three different sources [01:06:46] told her that Charlie said the day [01:06:49] before the shooting that he was worried [01:06:52] they would kill him if he turned on [01:06:55] Israel. [01:06:57] Although I think I'm conflating two [01:06:58] things. I think that in Candace is [01:07:00] telling it's [01:07:02] was Charlie was worried that they will [01:07:04] kill him. And it was in Harrison's tweet [01:07:07] report that he said that his source told [01:07:10] him that Charlie said he was afraid they [01:07:12] would kill him if he turned on Israel. [01:07:13] And that was like a month before. I've [01:07:16] actually got to put I got to put [01:07:17] Harrison's tweet on this timeline, [01:07:19] actually. [01:07:22] And then, oh yeah, let's not forget that [01:07:24] on September 9th, Josh Hammer retweets [01:07:27] Trump's 12year-old execution tweet. He [01:07:30] goes back 12 years in Trump's timeline [01:07:33] to grab out his tweet about executions [01:07:35] and says based [01:07:37] and then it wasn't until the day before [01:07:39] the event that UVU Review published [01:07:42] specific location of the event. [01:07:46] Theoretically [01:07:47] September 9th would have been the first [01:07:50] day that anyone in the public would have [01:07:53] known that the Losi center might have [01:07:56] been relevant to this thing. Right? But [01:07:59] someone in Israel was pretty curious [01:08:02] about it months in advance [01:08:05] for some reason. [01:08:07] And then you get to September 10th, [01:08:10] right? And there's a lot more that [01:08:12] happens after, but I'm really curious [01:08:14] about what happened before. Right now, [01:08:17] right? [01:08:20] Right. [01:08:23] Like [01:08:29] All I'm saying is a lot of us took a lot [01:08:31] of [ __ ] real fast when we came out and [01:08:33] said this looks like a conspiracy. OH MY [01:08:35] GOSH. [screaming] LIKE BUNCH of [01:08:38] coninkers losing their minds. How could [01:08:40] you even suggest such a thing? You [01:08:43] hateful bigot. How dare you ask a [01:08:46] question about the highest profile [01:08:48] political assassination in the last 60 [01:08:50] years. What's wrong with you? [01:08:56] You think you want the truth? [01:08:59] The absolute audacity to have questions. [01:09:02] Oh my goodness. [01:09:05] So [01:09:09] score a major point for pre-planning [01:09:16] for following the evidence [01:09:20] because there's very few pieces of this [01:09:23] original official story that links up [01:09:25] now. And real quick before we go over [01:09:29] and hang out with Nate in a little under [01:09:31] an hour, I want to talk about the video [01:09:34] footage that we have in this [01:09:36] neighborhood. [01:09:38] And I know the real hardcore homies that [01:09:39] were hanging out on Twitch, they've seen [01:09:40] a lot of this before. Hopefully, it's [01:09:42] just fun to hang out. [01:09:44] Quit noticing. You're damn straight. [01:09:47] You're dang straight. [01:09:50] I gotta say, guys, I am worried that our [01:09:52] super chat scanner is missing a bunch of [01:09:54] them right now because it just doesn't [01:09:56] look like it has them all by any means. [01:10:01] Um, [01:10:05] so I will just have to do my best in a [01:10:06] second here to get to catch them all. [01:10:09] Um, but real quick before we do that, I [01:10:12] want to give you the super cliff notes. [01:10:14] Dude, I don't know if I can give you the [01:10:15] cliff notes on this one fast enough. [01:10:18] Um, it's getting hot in here. Let me [01:10:19] turn the AC on real quick. [01:10:33] >> In Florida. We are in Florida and the AC [01:10:37] was set to 76 as in not doing a thing. [01:10:41] Nice. [01:10:43] All right. All right. [01:10:47] So, [01:10:49] let's [01:10:51] let's dive into this um this [01:10:54] neighborhood stuff for a second [01:10:58] and clear up a whole bunch of questions [01:11:01] that we've kind of all had whether we [01:11:02] realized it or not of like who actually [01:11:05] was where and doing what. [01:11:08] Um, [01:11:11] although real quick, I should probably [01:11:14] make you all aware [01:11:18] of a new treasure trove of evidence that [01:11:22] just dropped. [01:11:26] Um, [01:11:30] what was his name? [01:11:32] Um, [01:11:35] I forget his channel's name. So, instead [01:11:38] we're gonna look up Lance Twig's uh [01:11:42] Discord. [01:11:46] Turkey Tom. Turkey Tom. Okay, if you [01:11:51] don't know about Turkey Tom, I didn't [01:11:53] know about Turkey Tom. This new video he [01:11:56] just put out [01:11:58] completely changes the whole [01:12:00] investigation. [01:12:01] [clears throat] He [01:12:03] got access to [01:12:06] a man, someone who is allegedly and [01:12:09] pretty much offered enough proof um in [01:12:11] my mind just in this video alone, not [01:12:14] even given whatever other information [01:12:16] Turkey Tom was able to get about him. [01:12:18] This guy, his source, [01:12:20] um, has known Tyler and Lance Twigs for [01:12:23] like six years, goes over to the house [01:12:25] frequently to play Magic the Gathering [01:12:26] or did um was in their Discord chats [01:12:29] with them and gave detailed [01:12:33] uh, insights into who Lance Twigs was, [01:12:37] what their life was like, what their [01:12:38] home was like, what their friendship and [01:12:40] then romance was like, what Lance [01:12:43] Twigs's journals were like. [01:12:46] And oh boy does it paint a picture. But [01:12:48] first, I love his intro, his opening [01:12:50] statement. Check it out. [01:12:51] >> I'd like to start this video by saying [01:12:53] that I'm a little bit out of my depth [01:12:54] here considering the gravity of what I'm [01:12:57] about to show you guys, but I'm going to [01:12:58] try my best. With that out of the way, [01:13:00] let's get respect, bro. Facts. We are [01:13:04] all a little out of our depth. and him [01:13:07] he because he had done a live stream or [01:13:10] a video at the very start about Tyler [01:13:13] and the digital stuff like his digital [01:13:15] footprint and someone had seen it and [01:13:18] decided to drop a treasure trove of new [01:13:21] information on his plate and when that [01:13:23] happens in a journalistic space you have [01:13:25] been selected and it's up to you and [01:13:27] Turkey Tom did not disappoint and he put [01:13:30] together this whole video with all sorts [01:13:32] of Discord messages um Reddit posts, [01:13:37] photographs, [01:13:38] um, never before seen information, [01:13:42] uh, personal details about Lance and [01:13:44] Tyler, like anecdotal from his source, [01:13:48] but also it includes things like photos [01:13:51] of the apartment with explanations of [01:13:53] like what the [ __ ] they were up to. It [01:13:56] includes photos of a whole bunch of [01:13:58] schizophrenic pages out of Lance Twigs's [01:14:02] journal that are and like art projects [01:14:05] and like stuff that Lance Twigs was [01:14:07] working on alleg apparently that are um [01:14:12] super schizophrenic like [01:14:15] obviously. And yeah, the chat is all [01:14:18] over MK Ultra. I see you guys. You know [01:14:20] what's up. Yeah, it it paints the [01:14:24] premier picture of M like of a not [01:14:27] necessarily that he became schizophrenic [01:14:29] because of MK Ultra. That's not what I'm [01:14:31] saying. I'm saying that if you wanted to [01:14:34] look for a target that might become a [01:14:37] pathy or an access point, you know, [01:14:39] you're looking for the weakest link just [01:14:41] to get you in somewhere. [01:14:44] The schizophrenic kid is definitely your [01:14:47] best option. And oh boy was Lance Twigs [01:14:52] schizophrenic [01:14:54] allegedly. [01:14:55] Um and so there's just a whole host of [01:15:01] new never-beforeseen [01:15:04] information that really fills in the [01:15:06] picture about Tyler and Lance that um [01:15:10] everyone that wants to know the truth [01:15:12] kind of needs to watch. [01:15:15] And I say that in the context of the [01:15:19] video actually [01:15:21] objectively not really helping the [01:15:23] theory that I've been on from the start. [01:15:25] Doesn't really help my theory much. Um, [01:15:28] in some ways it would be easy to kind of [01:15:29] paint it as like actually this distracts [01:15:32] from my theory and points much more [01:15:34] suspicion at Tyler and Lance. Um, and I [01:15:37] agree with that. It does. Um, [01:15:41] I've never been of the mind that we had [01:15:43] any evidence to say that Tyler and Lance [01:15:44] had nothing to do with it. Um, [01:15:47] I've always been of the of the mind that [01:15:49] I've got a lot of questions about the [01:15:51] idea that Tyler was the shooter. [01:15:54] And definitely I don't believe a word of [01:15:56] Tyler did it on his own. And [01:16:01] this video about Lance and Tyler, it [01:16:05] definitely does not paint the picture [01:16:06] that it would be Tyler on its own. It it [01:16:08] paints the picture that Lance, we should [01:16:11] be looking at Lance. But the problem is [01:16:12] you can't look at Lance because Lance [01:16:15] disappeared. [01:16:17] Poof. He's gone. Even though he's like [01:16:20] kind of the most important witness in [01:16:21] the entire thing. He's the one that had [01:16:24] the note of confession. He's the one [01:16:27] that shared the text messages of the [01:16:28] confession. He's the one that shared the [01:16:30] Discord logs that might or might not [01:16:32] have been true real of the confession. [01:16:34] Like he's the whole case originally. [01:16:38] but he also [01:16:42] lived with Tyler and so presumably had [01:16:47] access to Tyler's phone and to Tyler's [01:16:50] Discord and to Tyler's gun. [01:16:57] And so I I said this earlier today, I [01:17:00] don't think that Lance is ever going to [01:17:02] appear on a camera ever again. I don't [01:17:05] think that Lance is even alive still. If [01:17:08] I had to guess, I suspect that Lance is [01:17:12] long gone [01:17:15] because you can't have the schizophrenic [01:17:17] kid running around with his mouth open. [01:17:20] You certainly can't have the [01:17:21] schizophrenic kid getting scared and [01:17:22] making rash decisions [01:17:27] and he's just gone apparently. I mean, [01:17:30] maybe he's in WitPro, maybe. But that's [01:17:32] not the reporting. That's not the [01:17:34] picture that the reporting is painting. [01:17:36] So, [01:17:38] go watch Turkey Tom's video. Give him a [01:17:41] subscribe and a lity like for his [01:17:43] efforts. Support the man. [01:17:47] And keep that in mind as we roll around [01:17:49] this map. [clears throat] [01:17:53] Because by now, we've got a fair bit of [01:17:55] footage of people walking around in [01:17:58] these neighborhoods before the shooting. [01:18:00] And we've got footage of a guy walking [01:18:03] around on campus before the shooting. [01:18:04] We've got footage right after the [01:18:06] shooting and you know some stuff there. [01:18:08] And then we've got some evidence about [01:18:10] the gun. And then we've got a little bit [01:18:12] of footage after the shooting. And does [01:18:14] it all line up? [01:18:17] Does it all line up? Right. [01:18:20] And for me, a lot of it clicked into [01:18:22] place when we got this one piece of new [01:18:28] footage. [01:18:33] [music] [01:18:36] Shout out to Gray Hughes. I disagree [01:18:37] with his entire assessment of the of the [01:18:39] thing, but um I he's you know, I love [01:18:42] his style, his thoroughess, and he's [01:18:45] great. He's a great resource. [01:18:48] Um, he's actually the one that inspired [01:18:50] me to go back and make a [ __ ] map and [01:18:52] build a timeline and actually keep track [01:18:53] of everything because I should have done [01:18:55] that since day one. [01:18:56] >> Paramount Tactical and and that's in [01:18:59] this [01:18:59] >> um, so this is him analyzing the video. [01:19:01] Do I have the original video linked [01:19:03] here? [01:19:04] I don't. I just have Gray Hughes's [01:19:06] version of it linked. [01:19:08] So anyways, this new footage came out. [01:19:11] Um, and Gray actually went and went to [01:19:14] the homeowners and they gave him all of [01:19:15] the footage. this shot right here. Later [01:19:18] on, we see Tyler Robinson walking by and [01:19:20] then we see the vehicle [01:19:24] and skip skip. We get it. So, time [01:19:29] stamp, bottom of the screen, 8:22 a.m. [01:19:33] 8:22 [01:19:36] a.m. and 55 seconds, we see the gray [01:19:39] Dodge driving up the road past this [01:19:42] house. That's Tyler Robinson's car. [01:19:46] Then watch the time stamp and you'll see [01:19:48] it. So, this is their other doorbell [01:19:50] camera, and you see the car drive past [01:19:54] at 8:22, 8:23 a.m. [01:19:58] Then time stamp jumps [01:20:02] and now it is 9:57 [01:20:05] a.m. So, almost 10:00 and in a second [01:20:09] here, Tyler Robinson, allegedly, [01:20:12] whoever, we'll call him Maroon shirt guy [01:20:14] walks by, right? And maroon shirt guy is [01:20:18] pretty obviously wearing a blue [01:20:21] backpack. [01:20:23] It's pretty clearly a blue backpack. [01:20:25] It's not nearly as full as black [01:20:27] backpack guy later. And he's wearing his [01:20:29] maroon shirt, his shorts, and maybe a [01:20:30] gray or black ball cap. And he walks by [01:20:34] the house and he just walks down the [01:20:36] street [01:20:38] all the way. [01:20:40] Keeps on going. [01:20:43] So, this video puts some things [01:20:46] together. [01:20:48] It is at this house right here, [01:20:51] 589 on the corner. This giant thing [01:20:53] right there. And we know that because [01:20:58] when you stand in street view, [01:21:01] there's a door there with a doorbell [01:21:03] camera, and there's a front door there [01:21:04] with a doorbell camera. [01:21:06] And those are the two different camera [01:21:08] views that we were seeing. And when you [01:21:10] look across the street from this [01:21:11] doorbell camera's view, this is what you [01:21:14] see. Red roof fence. [01:21:22] Red roof fence. And the big tree. Big [01:21:26] tree. [01:21:29] Big tree. Right. This is our house. And [01:21:33] it stands right at How do I zoom out of [01:21:37] you? [01:21:38] It stands right at this intersection, [01:21:40] which is a little confusing, but in the [01:21:42] car in the footage, you can pretty [01:21:43] clearly tell that the car does not turn [01:21:45] down this road, which is a culde-sac. [01:21:47] The car keeps going. So, who knows where [01:21:50] it went. The car just drove around the [01:21:52] neighborhood and then went off somewhere [01:21:53] into the great beyond. But then [01:21:58] two hours later, almost maroon shirt guy [01:22:02] walks past this house. We technically [01:22:05] have no idea if maroon shirt guy has [01:22:07] anything really to do with that car. [01:22:09] Maroon shirt guy might be Tyler Robinson [01:22:11] because later Tyler is seen wearing a [01:22:13] maroon shirt, but we're told that Tyler [01:22:15] Robinson changed into an all black [01:22:18] outfit with a big ass limp and then [01:22:20] changed back into maroon shirt after. [01:22:27] Right. But then there's another piece of [01:22:29] evidence that came after the fact that [01:22:32] sort of cast doubt on this whole [01:22:33] situation. [01:22:36] And how did I do this earlier? I pulled [01:22:38] this off and I set it next door to [01:22:43] um do I still have it open? Yeah. Tyler [01:22:44] Robinson right there. [01:22:48] You guys see this? [01:22:52] So, what am I showing you guys on screen [01:22:55] here? What do you think we're looking [01:22:56] at? Right. We have the official FBI [01:23:00] photos of Tyler Robinson allegedly [01:23:01] walking into campus with a gun down his [01:23:04] pants. Totally. It's totally down there. [01:23:05] Don't even ask questions. It totally [01:23:07] fits in those pants 100%. And then we [01:23:10] have Tyler Robinson that we do know is [01:23:13] Tyler Robinson pretty [ __ ] clearly [01:23:15] because we actually can see his face and [01:23:16] it's a clear image. [01:23:18] This image is released by Candace at the [01:23:20] Dairy Queen 620 or something like that [01:23:23] that evening. [01:23:27] You think the lens is about to crash? [01:23:28] What do you mean? [01:23:31] Is our stream okay, guys? [01:23:34] It's tripping out for a second. Are we [01:23:36] doing okay? If everything crashes, it's [01:23:39] like we'll figure it out. But [01:23:41] but um [01:23:43] what can we tell from these two photos? [01:23:48] for me. I [01:23:53] It's hard to say for sure. It's a little [01:23:56] speculative, [01:23:58] but those are not the same jeans. [01:24:02] They are just not. These jeans are worn [01:24:05] as hell and they're faded and they're [01:24:07] thin. You can see the outline of his [01:24:09] phone. We all know what kind of jeans [01:24:11] these are. These are some janky ass old [01:24:13] [ __ ] torn up jeans. [01:24:16] These on the other hand look like dark [01:24:20] fresh blue washed all the way down way [01:24:23] tighter stiffer denim. Like these are [01:24:24] not those jeans. At least it doesn't [01:24:28] look like them, right? And you can tell [01:24:31] like even in this photo here where he's [01:24:33] in shadow and the whole pant leg is dark [01:24:35] dark blue almost black. You can still [01:24:37] see the light faded part of his phone, [01:24:40] right? You can see the fade on his knee [01:24:42] and his thigh here. You can see that [01:24:44] this these genes have a faded wash. [01:24:46] These genes [01:24:48] are a deep blue, [01:24:51] right? [01:24:54] And that's not proving anything. That's [01:24:56] just speculation based on shitty photos [01:24:57] that the FBI put out that they were [01:25:00] probably lying about in the first place. [01:25:04] But it starts to get you asking some [01:25:06] questions like, "Wait a minute. [01:25:09] How the [ __ ] do we even why do we even [01:25:11] think that Tyler Robinson was at the [01:25:13] crime scene to begin with?" Right? Like [01:25:15] what even linked Tyler to the crime [01:25:17] scene? Because from these photos, these [01:25:19] photos are not good enough for anyone to [01:25:21] say definitively that that's Tyler [01:25:23] Robinson. There's certainly not enough [01:25:25] for like you to put someone in prison [01:25:27] for, right? Especially when there's all [01:25:30] this other questionable evidence. And [01:25:32] then there's all these weird outfit [01:25:33] changes that don't really match, [01:25:38] right? And so you have to remember, why [01:25:40] did we even get to Tyler Robinson in the [01:25:43] first place? And it wasn't because of [01:25:46] the TMZ videos, right? Remember how we [01:25:49] had these TMZ videos from this house [01:25:51] where he was walking across in front of [01:25:52] here, right? Let's pull it up. Let's [01:25:55] pull it up. [01:26:00] Right. So, this is dark shirt guy, [01:26:03] right? We got this video from TMZ with [01:26:05] the time stamp 11:49, [01:26:09] right? And he walks past and he's [01:26:11] limping and that's how we know he for [01:26:13] sure had the rifle in his pants and he [01:26:15] walked by after, right? But then there [01:26:18] was the other video. Remember there was [01:26:20] a video where maroon short guy walked [01:26:22] past with the shorts on earlier in the [01:26:25] day and I have been [ __ ] looking for [01:26:27] that original TMZ video all day long and [01:26:30] I cannot find it. I can't find it on X. [01:26:33] I can't find it on YouTube. I eventually [01:26:36] had to go back to freaking Candace's [01:26:38] episode from like the first week and go [01:26:42] into her episode and find it inside of [01:26:44] her episode [01:26:46] cuz it's like nowhere, which I don't [01:26:48] know if that's weird or not. But while [01:26:50] I'm in here trying to link together like [01:26:52] these outfit changes and realizing that [01:26:55] shorts guy is not the same guy as dark [01:26:58] outfit guy and suddenly the shorts guy [01:27:00] video is not on the internet. That feels [01:27:02] a little weird but who knows [01:27:05] >> that maybe he he came to come scout [01:27:08] scout things to check things out at [01:27:10] first. This is him, [01:27:12] >> right? So is this the same guy as in the [01:27:14] other footage [01:27:15] >> to come scout scout? [01:27:17] >> Sure as hell looks like it. Right. to [01:27:19] check things out, [01:27:20] >> right? But [01:27:23] if you remember, this footage was given [01:27:25] to us with a timestamp that said 8:07 at [01:27:28] first. He walked in front of two houses [01:27:30] that were side by side. And this house, [01:27:32] the the time stamp said 807. In this [01:27:35] house, the time stamp said 10:08 [01:27:38] initially. Um, [01:27:41] so that's a little confusing. Oh, okay. [01:27:44] I got to take street view. I got to turn [01:27:45] street view off so I'm not dropping down [01:27:47] all the time. [01:27:49] So, at first it was like, "Wait a [01:27:51] minute, this guy walked past this house [01:27:53] and then disappeared and then two hours [01:27:56] later he walked past the house next [01:27:58] door. That does not make sense." And now [01:28:01] we've got three different data points [01:28:04] and you realize, oh, it's because one of [01:28:06] the time stamps is wrong. It's because, [01:28:09] right, so we have this time stamp from [01:28:11] this house that we started this with [01:28:13] over here. Maroon shirt shorts guy [01:28:16] walked past at 9:57 in this direction [01:28:19] yellow line then no ex no way to get out [01:28:22] of the neighborhood here he must have [01:28:24] walked around here orange line [01:28:26] speculatively turned the corner here and [01:28:29] then [01:28:31] not at 8:07 but actually 2 hours later [01:28:34] because of the incorrect time stamp at [01:28:36] 10:07 he passed by this house so from [01:28:40] 9:57 [01:28:42] 10 minutes later he's walked you a block [01:28:45] into, you know, two blocks. Two and a [01:28:47] half blocks. Oh, that makes sense. [01:28:51] So, time stamp 957. He's walking this [01:28:55] way. He goes out here. He goes around, [01:28:58] turns, comes down, and goes in front of [01:28:59] the first TMZ house, and they spot him [01:29:02] at not 807, but 10:07. And then the next [01:29:05] house had the time stamp 10:08. I have [01:29:09] this one marked here as 808 because I [01:29:11] had initially thought they were both at [01:29:12] 8:00, not at 10 o'clock. But now that we [01:29:15] have two data points saying more like 10 [01:29:16] o'clock, I suspect that we're talking 10 [01:29:18] o'clock. And so this maroon shirt guy [01:29:21] with shorts, he turns the corner here [01:29:23] and goes down into the grass and we [01:29:25] never see him again on camera at [01:29:27] 10:07ish, 10:08ish [01:29:30] going towards campus. But he doesn't [01:29:33] walk back past those cameras as far as [01:29:35] we know. And we have every reason to [01:29:37] believe that they would have looked [01:29:38] through the whole day of footage. [01:29:40] Doesn't walk past back past either of [01:29:42] those cameras. Doesn't walk past I mean [01:29:44] we there is actually a camera view here [01:29:47] that we should have him on, but we [01:29:48] don't. Um we don't see him anywhere else [01:29:50] ever as far as I'm aware. There are [01:29:52] people trying to draw connections to a [01:29:54] guy that's seen in the crowd that I [01:29:55] think I closed the Here it is. [01:29:59] I don't buy that um for a couple of [01:30:01] reasons that we don't need to get into [01:30:02] right now. I suspect that is not the [01:30:04] same guy. I mean, like just in this one [01:30:06] photo, look at how many [ __ ] maroon [01:30:08] shirts there are out here. I don't think [01:30:09] that that's enough to identify as [01:30:11] someone on. But that's beside the point. [01:30:14] The point is, [01:30:18] and we'll get more into this with Nate, [01:30:20] too, because we're going to run out of [01:30:20] time. I got to just do some super chats [01:30:22] before we go. But the point is that [01:30:24] maroon shirt guy with the shorts, we [01:30:26] have nothing linking him to the car. [01:30:28] They they you know they both happened to [01:30:30] be on the doorbell camera over here but [01:30:32] it was hours apart and the car drove off [01:30:34] into who knows where. We have no reason [01:30:36] to believe [01:30:39] and I'm not saying I don't they think [01:30:40] it's not possible. I'm just saying that [01:30:42] we don't have anything linking maroon [01:30:44] shirt guy to the gray dodge to the gray [01:30:46] charger except for a maroon shirt. And [01:30:49] if you if you presume they're the same [01:30:51] person but we also don't have any reason [01:30:52] to believe they're the same person other [01:30:54] than like similar height and build. [01:30:57] But [01:30:59] if maroon shirt guy with shorts on walks [01:31:01] into campus through this route and then [01:31:03] apparently never exits, never comes back [01:31:06] through this route, then how does black [01:31:09] outfit guy wind up on camera here at [01:31:12] 11:44? [01:31:16] So recently, some previously unreleased [01:31:19] footage of suspect Tyler Robinson. So [01:31:22] this is the earliest in the day footage [01:31:23] we have of blackout [01:31:24] >> was released by Chuck Key campus around [01:31:27] 11 when a break at normal speed. An [01:31:29] interesting talking point here. But here [01:31:31] we can see [01:31:32] >> super shitty footage [01:31:32] >> the suspect coming into frame. We see [01:31:34] him passing the first white vehicle. [01:31:37] >> Now he's walking downhill [01:31:39] >> and this guy crime scene to courtroom [01:31:41] did a thorough uh analysis of this video [01:31:44] where he sus there's kind of an [01:31:45] interesting thing where a car kind of [01:31:47] pulls up next to him [01:31:49] >> here. So the figure is right here behind [01:31:52] this pole. Right now [01:31:53] >> stops at the intersection [01:31:55] at this point. [01:31:57] >> We have the car pulling into the right [01:31:59] hand side alongside the suspect. [01:32:00] >> And there's this like dark SUV that [01:32:03] pulls. And what he means by pulling into [01:32:05] the side is that it's pulled away from [01:32:06] the center lane and pulled into this [01:32:09] like side like the parking lane right [01:32:11] where this guy is stopped and is [01:32:12] standing. But it doesn't really park. It [01:32:15] just [01:32:15] >> seems to slow right down. slows down and [01:32:17] then [01:32:18] >> and then moves off of there [01:32:21] >> out back onto the road and past the dark [01:32:24] vehicle. Now, this is where the limp [01:32:27] [sighs and gasps] [01:32:28] in, interestingly enough, seems to [01:32:30] reappear. Now, again, of course, he's [01:32:32] walking. So, anyways, we don't need to [01:32:33] analyze all the stuff with the limp, but [01:32:34] he passes by this camera right here at [01:32:37] 11:44 a.m. That's the first place that [01:32:40] dark outfit guy shows up. Then dark [01:32:43] outfit guy passes by these houses at [01:32:46] 11:49 [01:32:47] a.m. And that's the footage that we've [01:32:50] all seen, the TMZ footage a million [01:32:51] times. Um I don't even know. Yeah, right [01:32:54] here. So, dark outfit guy. Uh double [01:32:58] check the time stamp there. 11:4943. [01:33:02] Okay. [01:33:04] [snorts] [01:33:05] Right. So he walks past these houses [01:33:08] down this hill and then over to the [01:33:10] tunnel, gets photographed at the tunnel, [01:33:14] and that is this photograph right here. [01:33:19] And then walks through the tunnel. [01:33:22] There's another camera in the tunnel. [01:33:23] That would be this photograph right [01:33:24] here. And just to remind you all, if you [01:33:26] don't know, it's I I went to UVU and [01:33:29] went all around and videoed all these [01:33:31] places so that I would have context and [01:33:33] understand. And then he comes out in [01:33:35] this stairwell here because you're [01:33:37] underneath this. This is a parking [01:33:39] garage and you're underneath it and you [01:33:40] arrive here and then there's this [01:33:42] stairwell to get up to ground level and [01:33:44] that is this stairwell right here. It's [01:33:47] very obviously this stairwell. So that's [01:33:49] where these photos are from. And I'll [01:33:51] remind you, left leg bent, right leg [01:33:54] bent, no sign of a weapon in those pants [01:33:57] whatsoever. [01:33:58] Um, and then he pops out this door right [01:34:00] here. And this is where a lot of people [01:34:03] that have not been there get confused [01:34:05] and they don't have any frame of [01:34:06] reference for how he got from this [01:34:08] parking garage over to the Losi center. [01:34:10] And a lot of people are like I guess [01:34:13] just guessing or speculating or filling [01:34:15] in the blanks that he like walked up [01:34:16] this road into the campus. That is [01:34:18] totally not what he did. Um that it it's [01:34:21] just there's no way that that's what he [01:34:23] did. And I'll tell you I'll show you my [01:34:25] video of what it looks like when you pop [01:34:27] out of this door. Um that I think I [01:34:31] still have open over here. [01:34:35] Um where's my walk in? [01:34:39] Walk in. Walk in. Walk in. Okay. Boom. [01:34:42] So [01:34:43] this is the tunnel that he walked into. [01:34:48] That fence is why he went through the [01:34:49] tunnel and didn't just cross the street [01:34:51] because they purposely don't want [01:34:52] students crossing the street. Right here [01:34:54] you can see Oh crap. Um [01:35:00] right there you can see the Gosh darn [01:35:02] it. [01:35:03] Click. Right there you can see the [01:35:05] camera, the little white guy. Um the [01:35:08] camera that captured him there. And then [01:35:10] he walks into the tunnel and in this [01:35:12] tunnel there's another camera that took [01:35:15] the other photo of him inside the [01:35:16] tunnel. And then you're in the under [01:35:19] level of the parking garage in the [01:35:20] corner and you go up the stairwell. This [01:35:21] is where he got photographed by that [01:35:23] camera. [01:35:24] I just backed up to kind of get more of [01:35:26] a view of it. So he goes up this [01:35:28] stairwell and that's the camera that [01:35:29] took the photos in the stairwell. And [01:35:31] then you pop out on this P2 floor which [01:35:34] is now like is kind of ground floor [01:35:36] here. And it very naturally is parking [01:35:38] garage to your right, exit to your left. [01:35:40] And everyone would you would naturally [01:35:42] exit to your left here. And when you do [01:35:45] that, you're faced with this choice, [01:35:48] right? This footage is from a Sunday [01:35:52] in Mormon country. [01:35:55] College is as dead as it's going to be [01:35:57] on a Sunday, right? And look at how busy [01:35:59] those stairs are. How many people are [01:36:02] all over the place there? And then when [01:36:04] I look down the street here briefly, you [01:36:07] can see that people are walking in and [01:36:09] out of campus using this street [01:36:11] obviously because it's like the main [01:36:13] access directional point from this side. [01:36:16] And for me when I walked out of this um [01:36:20] this doorway at the corner of the [01:36:23] parking garage, to me it was very [01:36:25] obvious that the best way to get up and [01:36:27] around to the Losi Center was to go up [01:36:29] the sidewalk. There was no question in [01:36:30] my mind um that I was going to go to the [01:36:33] corner and go up the sidewalk and avoid [01:36:34] all these people because I don't like [01:36:35] filming random strangers in public that [01:36:37] didn't ask to be filmed and because it [01:36:39] seems like the direction that Tyler [01:36:41] would have gone. It just does. [01:36:45] There's no cameras along this route as [01:36:47] opposed to over there. There's a bunch [01:36:48] of them. There's a bunch of people. And [01:36:50] remember, you're supposed to be doing [01:36:51] this with a freaking rifle down your [01:36:52] pants, which none of us believe. [01:36:56] Um, [01:36:57] so then when you walk up this street, [01:37:01] there's like no one over here. You're [01:37:02] just next to this street. There is that [01:37:04] camera, I guess, right there that [01:37:05] probably could have spotted him, but [01:37:06] it's just like this far more secluded [01:37:09] kind of street walk up and around the [01:37:12] corner and it pops you out right here by [01:37:16] this is where he crossed the street to [01:37:18] run. This ahead of me was where the [01:37:19] building that's where the camera that [01:37:21] caught him is and that's the parking lot [01:37:23] and everything to the right. So that is [01:37:26] this trail up here around the edge. And [01:37:29] then I was just showing you about right [01:37:30] here. [01:37:32] And then the FBI reported that they have [01:37:34] footage of him at 12:02 right here north [01:37:37] side of the Losi Center. I'm pretty sure [01:37:39] is how they stated it in the charging [01:37:40] documents. And that tracks right. So [01:37:44] we've got 11:49 in front of the houses, [01:37:48] 11:53 at the tunnel, 11:54 in the [01:37:52] stairwell. Uh 8 minutes later 12:02 up [01:37:55] here by the Losi center. Then [01:37:58] people are getting confused by the [01:38:00] staircase. A lot of people don't realize [01:38:01] this staircase is here. If anyone tries [01:38:03] to tell you that Tyler Robinson got on [01:38:05] the roof some other way than this [01:38:06] staircase on the side here, they are not [01:38:10] doing enough research about the story. [01:38:12] Clearly he walked over to the staircase. [01:38:14] The staircase is accessible through a [01:38:16] door right here. You just walk through [01:38:17] this door into this section and then [01:38:19] right out the other side there's another [01:38:21] double door. It's very obvious that [01:38:22] that's how you would get there. Um, the [01:38:24] day that I went, it was Sunday and it [01:38:26] was locked. So, I actually wound up [01:38:28] walking over to that to this door right [01:38:31] here and it was actually locked and I [01:38:33] couldn't go through. So, later I went [01:38:36] around. Um, [01:38:39] do I have it in here? Yeah. So, later I [01:38:42] went around [01:38:44] and [01:38:47] these are the double doors on the other [01:38:49] side that you come out of. And this [01:38:50] stairwell has no security, no gate, no [01:38:53] cameras, no nothing. It's just outside [01:38:55] public access, straight up to the roof. [01:38:57] And when you walk up it, no cameras. You [01:39:00] get right up to the access point to the [01:39:01] Losi Center. And this barricade and that [01:39:03] camera setup right there, those were not [01:39:05] there on the day of. So that is [01:39:06] definitely how he got up. He gets up, he [01:39:09] ducks behind the wall, allegedly [01:39:10] assembles a rifle, runs over here, takes [01:39:12] the shot, runs over here, jumps off the [01:39:15] roof, and then runs into the woods over [01:39:17] here. Right. And I'll go over more of [01:39:20] this with with Nate. [01:39:23] Um, [snorts] [01:39:26] and that's where he drops the rifle in [01:39:27] the woods. And that rifle dropped in the [01:39:30] woods [01:39:31] is kind of the only thing actually [01:39:33] linking Tyler Robinson to the scene [01:39:35] because it's his heirloom rifle that was [01:39:38] a gift to him from his grandpa from [01:39:39] World War I, right? this weirdly [01:39:42] specific unique identifier of a gun that [01:39:47] does not match the caliber of what we [01:39:49] saw on video at all. And I'm sure I'll [01:39:51] talk with Nate about that tonight. So [01:39:54] already we have serious questions about [01:39:56] if that rifle could even be involved [01:39:58] because Charlie's head would be pink [01:39:59] mist. [01:40:02] Furthermore, it doesn't look like the [01:40:03] guy in the footage running on the roof [01:40:05] is carrying a rifle that big. [01:40:07] It doesn't look like the guy walking [01:40:09] into campus could have fit such a rifle [01:40:11] in his pants. [01:40:14] And so I think a lot of, you know, [01:40:16] logical people are looking at that body [01:40:17] of evidence and saying it's a lot more [01:40:19] likely that the rifle was already [01:40:21] planted in the woods before any of that [01:40:23] happened. and that this guy was limping [01:40:25] into campus not with a rifle down his [01:40:27] pants as much as maybe a collapsible [01:40:30] some sort of rifle in his backpack all [01:40:32] along because a collapsible rifle [01:40:36] there's a lot of platforms out there [01:40:37] that like actually do you press a button [01:40:39] they fold in half and they are [01:40:41] immediately very compact that might [01:40:43] shoot a smaller caliber that actually [01:40:45] could be stopped by Charlie's spine that [01:40:47] actually could do you know cause the [01:40:49] wound we saw that all makes sense it's [01:40:53] really just the mouser, the 306 that [01:40:56] doesn't match the ballistics, it doesn't [01:40:58] match the video, it doesn't match the [01:41:00] other video. And it's a strangely [01:41:02] suspicious way to identify Tyler [01:41:05] Robinson as the shooter and to link him [01:41:07] to the crime when everything else is [01:41:10] pretty weird. [01:41:12] And for some reason, we were getting [01:41:14] wrapped in that there's maroon shirt [01:41:16] Tyler and then there's dark outfit Tyler [01:41:18] and then there's Dairy Queen Tyler. [01:41:24] And personally, [01:41:27] I'm just out here wondering [01:41:30] who the [ __ ] was searching for the Losi [01:41:33] Center [01:41:35] all the way back in July in Israel, [01:41:40] who was searching for Tyler James [01:41:43] Robinson [01:41:46] days before the day before the shooting [01:41:51] in DC. [snorts] [01:41:54] That's like pretty weird.