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[00:00:00] On Thursday, December 4th, 2025, the FBI [00:00:03] announced that they arrested the January [00:00:05] 6th pipe bomber, a black man named Brian [00:00:08] Cole. [00:00:09] I believe they arrested the wrong [00:00:12] person. I am so furious at the news [00:00:16] coverage of this story because no one is [00:00:18] telling you the truth about what is [00:00:20] really going on. [music] [00:00:27] >> [music] [00:00:38] >> A month ago, I covered the story when [00:00:40] the Blaze reported that they had [00:00:41] potentially uncovered the identity of [00:00:43] the January 6th pipe bomber as someone [00:00:45] named Shaunie Ray Kirkoff. She is a [00:00:48] 31-year-old white woman who was working [00:00:50] for the Capitol Police and now works for [00:00:53] the CIA. The Blaze performed a gate [00:00:56] analysis and the computer rated it as a [00:00:58] 94% match, adding in other factors like [00:01:02] visual observation places the match [00:01:04] closer to a 98% match. [00:01:08] Within a few weeks since that story [00:01:10] broke, mysteriously, the FBI has found [00:01:13] and arrested someone else for the crime. [00:01:16] The Blaze has since posted a retraction. [00:01:19] I do not blame the Blaze for doing this [00:01:22] because if the authorities have arrested [00:01:23] someone else for the crime, it is [00:01:25] difficult for the Blaze to report [00:01:27] something different. I however do not [00:01:31] retract my previous video because this [00:01:33] is part of the story. One person was [00:01:35] identified and then the FBI suddenly [00:01:37] arrests someone else after 5 years of [00:01:41] doing nothing on the case. That sounds [00:01:43] to me to be a little suspicious. To be [00:01:47] clear, it has now been reported that [00:01:49] Shaunie Ray Kirkoff has an alibi for [00:01:51] that night. She has allegedly produced [00:01:54] timestamped video to law enforcement of [00:01:56] herself playing with puppies. [00:01:59] >> So, Jennifer, what was her alibi? [00:02:02] >> Her alibi, that's a great question. Her [00:02:05] alibi was that on the night that the [00:02:07] bombs were placed, she had timestamped [00:02:09] video of herself playing with her [00:02:11] puppies, her young dogs, and she shared [00:02:13] this video with the FBI. And that was [00:02:15] part of what convinced the FBI that she [00:02:17] had nothing to do with this crime. She [00:02:19] had proof because she was playing with [00:02:20] her puppies. [00:02:21] >> I wonder if the CIA has the ability to [00:02:24] create a fake timestamp on a video of [00:02:27] puppies. [00:02:28] Why doesn't the FBI put this video of [00:02:30] the puppies on the internet? I would be [00:02:34] very curious to see this video of her [00:02:36] supposed alibi. [00:02:39] What does not make sense about this [00:02:40] alibi is this online page. This is [00:02:44] allegedly Shaunie talking about her dog. [00:02:47] It says, "Shaunie and Bella, adopted [00:02:50] November 2020." So, this was right [00:02:52] before January 6th. We found Bella on [00:02:55] Petfinder and immediately fell in love [00:02:57] with her. We made the trek from Virginia [00:02:59] to Florida to get her, and it was the [00:03:01] best decision we ever made. She is the [00:03:04] sweetest. She has made a great addition [00:03:06] to our family and our home. We don't [00:03:08] know who rescued who. Please consider [00:03:11] adopting a retired greyhound. They make [00:03:14] great companions and you can see how [00:03:16] thankful they are to be a part of your [00:03:17] family. Now, if she had in fact had all [00:03:20] of these puppies, why didn't she mention [00:03:23] the puppies in her online statement? [00:03:26] And if she in fact had just gotten a [00:03:28] rescue dog, why would she also be trying [00:03:31] to deal with a bunch of puppies at the [00:03:33] same time? [00:03:35] Something does not add up about her [00:03:37] alibi. Is it perhaps more likely that [00:03:41] she had a video of puppies from a few [00:03:43] months prior when she was still looking [00:03:45] to get a new dog? Let me go to Attorney [00:03:48] General Pam Bondi at the press [00:03:50] conference talking about the arrest of [00:03:52] the new suspect. [00:03:53] >> Let me be clear. There was no new tip. [00:03:56] There was no new witness. just good [00:03:59] diligent police work and prosecutorial [00:04:02] work. Working as a team along with ATF, [00:04:06] Capitol Police, Metropolitan Police [00:04:09] Department, and of course the FBI, [00:04:13] we are working every day to restore the [00:04:16] public's trust. [00:04:18] >> Did she say that the Capitol Police did [00:04:20] this investigation? [00:04:22] Is this the same Capitol Police that [00:04:25] Shaunie Ray Kirkoff was a part of? [00:04:28] Is this the same Capitol police that [00:04:30] fired into the crowd on January 6? [00:04:34] Is Pam Bondi saying that the Capitol [00:04:36] police investigated themselves and found [00:04:39] that they did nothing wrong? [00:04:42] I find this all a little suspicious. So, [00:04:45] who is the man that they arrested? Brian [00:04:48] Cole Jr. is a 30-year-old autistic black [00:04:50] man who lives with his parents. Now, [00:04:53] when I say autistic, I do not mean it in [00:04:55] a negative way. We all know examples of [00:04:58] autistic people who are geniuses or [00:05:00] extremely creative. Their brain just [00:05:03] works in a different way. For example, [00:05:06] Elon Musk has admitted that he has [00:05:09] Asperger syndrome which makes him [00:05:11] autistic. So, an autistic person can be [00:05:14] brilliant, but they also struggle with [00:05:17] other things like having trouble [00:05:19] communicating or maybe they need a [00:05:21] specific routine that they do over and [00:05:24] over again. [00:05:25] Brian Cole's grandmother describes him [00:05:27] as he's almost autistic-like because he [00:05:30] doesn't understand a lot of stuff. He's [00:05:33] not a terrorist. He's very naive. He [00:05:36] would not hurt a fly. He's just not that [00:05:39] kind of person. This is how his [00:05:41] neighbors describe him. [00:05:42] >> I was able to briefly chat with a [00:05:44] relative of pipe bomb suspect Brian Cole [00:05:46] Jr. They were adamant that he did not do [00:05:48] this. [00:05:48] >> 30-year-old Brian Cole Jr., according to [00:05:50] court documents, worked in the office of [00:05:52] a bail bondsman in Northern Virginia. It [00:05:54] would be hard to believe just because he [00:05:56] seems very quiet and reserved. I've [00:05:58] walked by him several times. Never once [00:06:00] did he make eye contact. [00:06:01] >> Neighbors along Manor House Court in [00:06:03] Woodbridge less than an hour from DC [00:06:05] where investigators say he lived with [00:06:06] his mom and other family members shocked [00:06:08] to learn he was the accused pipe bomb [00:06:10] suspect in this surveillance footage. [00:06:12] >> Well, he never really walked that fast, [00:06:13] but then again, he's in a situation [00:06:15] where, [00:06:16] you know, [00:06:17] >> and he doesn't look that big as tall and [00:06:22] bulky. I just know that every time we [00:06:26] would see him, he would walk around with [00:06:28] his dog. [00:06:28] >> Other neighbors talked to the New York [00:06:30] Post saying, "He's very antisocial. [00:06:33] Very. He keeps to himself." This [00:06:35] neighbor talked about Cole's pet, [00:06:37] Chihuahua. He has a dog that he loves. [00:06:39] He walks everyday, twice a day, to [00:06:42] 7-Eleven with his dog, and he wears his [00:06:44] headphones. He seemed very quiet. [00:06:47] Another neighbor said, "He would never [00:06:49] make eye contact, almost like he just [00:06:52] didn't see you. He said Cole would wear [00:06:54] shorts all winter long and red Crocs. [00:06:57] This neighbor specifically told the New [00:06:59] York Post that he doubted that Cole was [00:07:01] the person who planted the pipe bombs. [00:07:04] The New York Post has also uncovered [00:07:05] Brian Cole's social media. He was a fan [00:07:08] of My Little Ponies. He would draw [00:07:11] pictures of toy ponies and post them on [00:07:13] social media. He clearly has a childlike [00:07:17] mind. Real terrorists do not draw [00:07:20] pictures like this. Real terrorists draw [00:07:23] pictures of animals with their heads [00:07:25] getting chopped off. They do not play [00:07:28] with My Little Ponies. Then Kyle Sarapin [00:07:31] went on the Viva Fry podcast and said [00:07:33] this. If everybody who looks at the guy [00:07:35] goes, "That's not how he walks. That's [00:07:37] not what he looks like." And you don't [00:07:38] have him without a mask getting in and [00:07:40] out of his vehicle or proving that he [00:07:42] was in the place at the time and and no [00:07:44] one can say otherwise. That is not a [00:07:46] slam dunk. And we haven't heard anyone [00:07:48] believe that's the case. [00:07:49] >> It's not even It's not even a slam dunk. [00:07:50] just it's nobody believes it. I mean, [00:07:53] that's the thing. It's like I have yet [00:07:54] to meet even Julie Kelly does not [00:07:57] believe it. [00:07:58] >> Even FBI agents who are in the FBI that [00:08:00] are around this thing, including people [00:08:01] that are even on this task force, don't [00:08:03] believe it. That's how bad this case is. [00:08:05] Just so you understand who Kyle Sarapin [00:08:07] is. Kyle Sarapin was a former FBI agent [00:08:10] who worked in the FBI office in [00:08:12] Washington DC. He was the whistleblower [00:08:15] who leaked the memo that the FBI was [00:08:17] targeting Catholics. He has contacts [00:08:20] inside the FBI. [00:08:23] Kyle Sarapin is saying that he is aware [00:08:25] that FBI agents on the pipe bomber task [00:08:28] force do not even think that Brian Cole [00:08:31] did it. So, let me get this straight. [00:08:33] His family doesn't think he did it. His [00:08:36] neighbors do not think he did it. The [00:08:38] FBI doesn't even think that he did it. [00:08:41] What is going on here? I'm not buying [00:08:45] this story. I don't believe it. [00:08:48] I do not believe that this sweet, quiet, [00:08:51] autistic black man who plays with My [00:08:52] Little Ponies is the pipe bomber. Steve [00:08:56] Baker is the reporter who has been [00:08:57] covering this story for the last 5 [00:08:59] years. He went to Washington DC to speak [00:09:03] with the person who runs the 7-Eleven [00:09:05] that Brian Cole would visit every day. [00:09:08] um people including the 7-Eleven store [00:09:13] owner at the uh uh entrance to the [00:09:18] neighborhood where Brian Cole and his [00:09:19] family live is a place that for years he [00:09:23] had gone into and this is in their words [00:09:25] every day. Now, I don't know that it was [00:09:27] every day, literally, but [00:09:30] >> hundreds of times over a period of time, [00:09:33] and that this shop owner uh that I [00:09:35] interviewed told me that there's I mean, [00:09:37] just he said there's no way. He said as [00:09:40] soon as he heard that this kid was [00:09:42] arrested and he saw the images of this [00:09:45] kid who he has seen in his store a [00:09:46] hundred times and the awkwardness of [00:09:49] this kid and the way this kid walks and [00:09:52] um uh his inability to you know to deal [00:09:56] socially in a normal manner. I mean, [00:09:59] even to the point where um he said [00:10:02] probably over several years, uh Cole may [00:10:06] have said three words to him. And he [00:10:08] said every day that he would, you know, [00:10:09] come up to the counter and he would get [00:10:11] his same thing that he ordered every [00:10:12] time, he would get his two Coca-Cas and [00:10:15] a slice of pizza. And you know, the [00:10:19] typical autistic uh you know, um five [00:10:22] minutes to Wattner, you know, routine is [00:10:26] that every single time this happened, um [00:10:29] he would always say, you know, thank you [00:10:30] to the kid or, you know, have a nice day [00:10:32] and he would just turn around and of [00:10:34] course the kid was always wearing his [00:10:35] headphones. He was always isolated uh [00:10:37] inside that environment that he liked [00:10:40] being in. And um and so we ended up [00:10:44] talking for, you know, quite a long [00:10:46] time. He was he was uh the shop owner [00:10:49] was very very affusive in his um uh [00:10:53] willingness to to speak and and but this [00:10:58] is you know this is as we've seen in [00:11:00] other you know other uh mainstream [00:11:02] reports whether it's CBS or whether it's [00:11:04] uh Washington Post or uh God who else [00:11:08] has done has done stories on this and [00:11:10] have interviewed neighbors they've all [00:11:12] said the same thing. They said this [00:11:13] >> New York Post did the same deal. [00:11:15] >> Yeah. Yeah. This this kid is not the [00:11:17] person that we've seen in the videos uh [00:11:19] of the the hoodied pipe bomber. [00:11:22] >> From that description, do you think that [00:11:25] Brian Cole is the pipe bomber? [00:11:29] Everyone who knows him is saying that he [00:11:31] is not the person in the videos. Let me [00:11:34] show you something. [00:11:36] This is the mug shot for Brian Cole when [00:11:38] he was arrested. [00:11:40] Do you notice anything strange about [00:11:42] this photo? [00:11:44] He is still wearing his headphones. [00:11:48] I have never seen a mug shop before [00:11:50] where someone is wearing headphones. The [00:11:53] police would normally make you take [00:11:55] those off. So why is he wearing [00:11:57] headphones? Well, because of his autism, [00:12:01] he was probably having a panic attack [00:12:03] when they tried to take away his [00:12:04] headphones because that is part of his [00:12:06] routine. So they probably let him keep [00:12:09] them just to get him to calm down enough [00:12:12] to take the photo. [00:12:14] What you are seeing in this mug shot is [00:12:17] torture because you know that after they [00:12:20] got this photo, they probably took his [00:12:22] headphones away. [00:12:24] I cannot imagine how terrified this man [00:12:28] is. The absolute horror that he is going [00:12:31] through when, in my opinion, he's [00:12:34] completely innocent. [00:12:36] And I hate to make this a racial thing, [00:12:38] but how is it not? It looks like the FBI [00:12:42] is protecting a white woman who works [00:12:44] for the CIA by arresting an autistic [00:12:47] black man. When George Floyd was killed, [00:12:50] people burned down half the cities in [00:12:52] the country. I do not understand for [00:12:55] this case why nobody seems to care. We [00:12:58] have a bunch of FBI agents saying, [00:13:01] "We're going to arrest the autistic [00:13:02] black man and pin the whole case on [00:13:04] him." How are people not outraged about [00:13:08] this? So, how did the FBI identify Brian [00:13:11] Cole? [00:13:12] >> Let me be clear. There was no new tip. [00:13:15] There was no new witness. Just good, [00:13:18] diligent police work and prosecutorial [00:13:21] work. So, let me get this straight. [00:13:24] There were no new tips or witnesses. [00:13:27] This was just the FBI looking at the [00:13:28] existing evidence and deciding that [00:13:30] Brian Cole was the person they were [00:13:32] going to arrest. [00:13:34] They must have found some really good [00:13:36] evidence. [00:13:37] What could it be? Well, we know the [00:13:40] evidence from the court documents. [00:13:42] Apparently, the FBI pulled Brian Cole's [00:13:44] credit card records. It turns out that [00:13:47] he purchased items that could have been [00:13:48] used to make the pipe bombs. He bought [00:13:51] galvanized pipes, 9-volt battery [00:13:53] connectors, kitchen timers, electrical [00:13:55] wire, steel wool, safety glasses, and a [00:13:58] whole list of home improvement items. [00:14:00] Now, correct me if I'm wrong. Doesn't [00:14:03] this list include very common things for [00:14:05] basic home repairs that anyone could [00:14:07] purchase at Home Depot? [00:14:10] I'm confused why this is suspicious. [00:14:14] I personally have bought electrical tape [00:14:16] and wire from Home Depot. Does that make [00:14:19] me a terrorist? I'm betting that you [00:14:22] have bought electrical tape and wire [00:14:24] from Home Depot. [00:14:25] On this basis, the government could [00:14:27] arrest any of us as potential pipe [00:14:30] bombers. [00:14:32] I have created a table with the full [00:14:34] list of purchases. I find a couple of [00:14:37] things interesting about this list. The [00:14:40] FBI is claiming that Brian Cole started [00:14:42] making purchases for the pipe bombs with [00:14:44] a bottle of sulfur he purchased on [00:14:46] Amazon on 114 2018. This was over 2 and [00:14:50] 1/2 years before the election on 113 [00:14:53] 2020. He would have no idea who was [00:14:57] going to win. [00:14:59] If the story is that Brian Cole was [00:15:01] upset with the election and decided to [00:15:02] place these bombs, I don't think this [00:15:05] list reflects that. If we highlight the [00:15:08] items that were purchased from election [00:15:09] day to the day of the protests, it is [00:15:12] very few items that are not very [00:15:14] important. This is not what you would [00:15:16] expect to see. You would expect to see a [00:15:19] flurry of purchases showing a sense of [00:15:21] urgency to carry out his plan. [00:15:24] These are just random home improvement [00:15:26] purchases over a series of years. But [00:15:29] what is even stranger is that many items [00:15:32] on the list were purchased after the [00:15:34] bombs were placed. So they arrested this [00:15:37] man based on evidence that he purchased [00:15:40] bomb-making materials after the bombs [00:15:43] were already placed. [00:15:45] The materials purchased after the fact [00:15:47] include the batteries. [00:15:50] No batteries were purchased at all prior [00:15:53] to when the bombs were placed. [00:15:56] Here is a diagram of the bomb. So, how [00:15:59] did he get the batteries? [00:16:01] Brian Cole did not purchase any [00:16:03] batteries until 3 weeks later. What is [00:16:06] also strange is there are no explosives [00:16:09] on this list. [00:16:11] How did he get the black powder that was [00:16:13] supposedly in these pipes? [00:16:16] The only things on the list are standard [00:16:18] building materials, so I'm not sure this [00:16:21] list actually proves anything. But wait, [00:16:24] the indictment includes more evidence. [00:16:27] The FBI pulled Brian Cole's cell phone [00:16:29] records, and they found seven pings from [00:16:32] Brian's cell phone that occurred during [00:16:34] the same time frames and the same region [00:16:36] of the city where the video of the pipe [00:16:38] bomber was taken. Not only that, Brian [00:16:40] Cole owns a 2017 Nissan Sentra, and the [00:16:43] license plate was observed by a license [00:16:45] plate reader at 7:10 p.m. The pipe [00:16:48] bomber was first seen nearby at 7:34 [00:16:51] p.m. This seems like pretty [00:16:53] circumstantial evidence to me. He lives [00:16:56] in the area. There are any number of [00:16:59] reasons he could have been driving [00:17:00] around the city. This sounds to me like [00:17:03] what happens when a black man in America [00:17:06] is in the wrong place at the wrong time. [00:17:09] But what is crazy is that new video [00:17:11] footage shows what looks like Brian [00:17:13] Cole's car driving miles away at the [00:17:16] exact same time the pipe bomber was [00:17:18] walking around. How can Brian Cole both [00:17:21] be driving this car and planting the [00:17:23] pipe bombs? So that is it. That is the [00:17:26] evidence the FBI is using to arrest this [00:17:29] man. Now the FBI also claims that Brian [00:17:32] Cole has confessed to the crime. This [00:17:35] info was revealed this week in a court [00:17:37] filing where the prosecutors were asking [00:17:39] the judge to hold Brian Cole in prison [00:17:41] until trial. I want to walk you through [00:17:44] what they said about the confession. For [00:17:47] the first two hours of the FBI [00:17:48] interrogation, Brian Cole denied that he [00:17:52] did anything. The court document says [00:17:55] the defendant initially denied [00:17:57] manufacturing, transporting, and [00:17:59] planting the pipe bombs. Then after 2 [00:18:02] hours of interrogating this autistic [00:18:04] man, the interviewing agents reminded [00:18:06] the defendant that lying to them was an [00:18:08] additional criminal offense and asked [00:18:10] the defendant again whether he was the [00:18:12] individual on the surveillance video. [00:18:15] This time the defendant paused for [00:18:17] approximately 15 seconds, placed his [00:18:19] head face down on the table, and [00:18:21] answered yes. This sounds to me like [00:18:24] they broke down an autistic man. He's [00:18:28] just saying yes to get out of the [00:18:29] interrogation room. They are torturing [00:18:32] this poor guy. So this is the [00:18:35] confession. It happens after this [00:18:37] moment. The court documents explain that [00:18:40] for the next 2 hours they continue to [00:18:42] interrogate him and he confesses to [00:18:44] everything. He explains how he built the [00:18:47] bomb, how he transported the bomb, how [00:18:49] he planted the bomb. Except here is the [00:18:53] problem. [00:18:54] All this explanation of his confession [00:18:57] is not in quotes. It is all paraphrased. [00:19:02] Why is that? If you were a prosecutor, [00:19:05] wouldn't you want to put in the actual [00:19:07] quotes of him explaining all of these [00:19:10] things? [00:19:11] Why didn't they include a transcript of [00:19:14] the conversation? [00:19:16] Is it because they were asking leading [00:19:18] questions and he had his head on the [00:19:20] table and was just saying yes, yes, yes, [00:19:24] yes. [00:19:26] I don't think this was a confession at [00:19:28] all. I think this was torture. [00:19:32] Why are they not showing us the [00:19:34] transcript of what actually happened? [00:19:37] But it's even worse. We know that this [00:19:40] interview was videotaped. [00:19:43] Why have they not shown anyone the [00:19:45] videotape of this interview? [00:19:48] If he actually did confess, wouldn't [00:19:51] they want to be showing it on the news? [00:19:54] I think they're not showing us the video [00:19:56] because it would reveal how viciously [00:19:58] they mistreated this autistic man during [00:20:01] the interrogation. If you go through the [00:20:04] facts that he supposedly confessed, they [00:20:06] actually do not make any sense. For [00:20:09] instance, Brian Cole supposedly explains [00:20:11] that his motive for the pipe bombs was [00:20:13] that he was interested in history and [00:20:16] was motivated by the terrorist group in [00:20:18] the 70s and 80s in Ireland known as the [00:20:21] Troubles. [00:20:23] Really, [00:20:25] I find this unbelievable. [00:20:28] This autistic black man is motivated by [00:20:30] the history of Ireland from the 70s and [00:20:33] 80s. [00:20:35] Who else thinks this is a bunch of [00:20:37] baloney? [00:20:39] And once again, they did not include any [00:20:41] quotations of what he actually said. [00:20:45] I would really like to see the video of [00:20:48] Brian Cole talking about the history of [00:20:50] Ireland from the 70s and 80s. Another [00:20:54] example is the claim the defendant [00:20:56] explained that he had used Google Maps [00:20:58] to look up these locations in advance. [00:21:00] Anyone who has followed the story knows [00:21:02] that this is also a bunch of baloney. [00:21:06] We know the path that the pipe bomber [00:21:08] took because it follows the video [00:21:10] footage. There is no way this path was [00:21:13] recommended by Google Maps. [00:21:16] >> If you will look [00:21:18] at that alleyway that runs in the middle [00:21:21] right behind um the RNC runs all the way [00:21:24] to the back. Just drag. Yeah, there you [00:21:26] go. You got the cursor going in the [00:21:27] right direction. [00:21:28] >> This is Rumy Court. Drag that cursor [00:21:30] along Ramsey all the way. Keep going to [00:21:32] the right, to the right, to the right, [00:21:34] to the right. Go around that that that [00:21:37] green area right there. And keep going. [00:21:39] Now go up where those cars are. [00:21:41] >> Okay. [00:21:42] >> All right. And then there's a secret [00:21:44] gate right back here where it is [00:21:46] believed that the bomber disappeared [00:21:48] through into that little garden. Now [00:21:50] you've got the garden. Perfect. Got it [00:21:53] absolutely nailed. [gasps] [00:21:55] >> This looks like a camera. [00:21:57] >> Yeah. And how do you see that from a [00:21:58] from Google Earth? It doesn't look like [00:21:59] you can get through here. [00:22:00] >> No, he didn't do this on Google. He [00:22:02] didn't know that that gate the gate's [00:22:03] got a hidden latch on it. I've been [00:22:05] through that gate twice myself. How [00:22:08] would this autistic black man know about [00:22:10] the secret gate with the secret latch [00:22:12] into the secret garden? [00:22:15] He did not find that out on Google Maps. [00:22:18] You know who would know about that? A [00:22:21] white woman who works for the CIA. [00:22:24] Another problem is the shoes. One of the [00:22:27] identifying factors of the pipe bomber [00:22:29] was that they were wearing Nike Air Max [00:22:32] speed turf shoes. These were rare [00:22:36] limited edition shoes that would sell [00:22:38] for around $300 to $400. [00:22:41] I do not believe the poor black man they [00:22:44] arrested is going around buying $400 [00:22:46] shoes. [00:22:48] In every photo we have of him, he is [00:22:51] wearing plastic Crocs. Supposedly, [00:22:54] during the 4-hour interrogation, Brian [00:22:56] Cole said he threw the shoes away [00:22:58] because they were old and coming apart. [00:23:01] My question is, does this autistic black [00:23:04] man even know the difference between a [00:23:06] $400 pair of shoes and any other [00:23:09] sneakers? Did he even understand what [00:23:12] they were asking? [00:23:15] I do not believe that Brian Cole bought [00:23:17] $400 shoes. I do not buy myself $400 [00:23:22] shoes. [00:23:23] Do you know who buys $400 shoes? A white [00:23:27] woman who works for the CIA. That is the [00:23:31] type of person who buys $400 shoes. But [00:23:34] the most explosive evidence comes from [00:23:36] the video itself. [00:23:39] When I first saw this video of the pipe [00:23:41] bomber, I instinctually said to myself, [00:23:44] "That looks like a woman." [00:23:47] I don't want to be sexist, but men and [00:23:50] women walk differently. [00:23:52] This person has a sway in their hips. [00:23:56] Do you see that? In my opinion, this [00:24:00] looks like a woman. And if we put the [00:24:02] photos side by side of Shaunie Ray [00:24:04] Kirkoff and Brian Cole, you tell me who [00:24:08] this looks like. [00:24:11] This is my opinion. It does not look [00:24:14] like Brian Cole. Here's a closer photo. [00:24:17] Brian Cole's shoulders look different. [00:24:20] He looks skinnier. He looks like he has [00:24:22] shorter legs. I am not convinced this [00:24:26] looks like the same person. Now, let's [00:24:29] look at the video of the pipe bomber [00:24:30] sitting on the park bench. The pipe [00:24:33] bomber does some interesting movements. [00:24:36] That looks to me like a woman adjusting [00:24:39] the straps of her sports bra. [00:24:42] What do you think? Why would a man make [00:24:46] the movement like he's adjusting a [00:24:48] sports bra? [00:24:50] Women out there, please leave a comment [00:24:52] down below. Do you sometimes have to [00:24:55] adjust the straps of your sports bra? I [00:24:58] do not believe that is Brian Cole [00:25:00] sitting on that bench. [00:25:03] You know who would adjust the straps of [00:25:04] their sports bra? A white woman who [00:25:07] works for the CIA. So, we have this very [00:25:11] dubious confession. Circumstantial [00:25:13] evidence. There is no DNA evidence, no [00:25:16] fingerprints. There's no video of him [00:25:18] parking his car or getting out. There [00:25:20] are no eyewitnesses. He has no history [00:25:22] of doing anything criminal before or [00:25:24] after this and no evidence of any [00:25:26] explosives. [00:25:28] I believe that Brian Cole is innocent. [00:25:32] On Friday, the judge in the case ordered [00:25:34] that Brian Cole is going to remain in [00:25:35] prison until trial. I am outraged. [00:25:40] If you watch my channel, you know that I [00:25:42] have consistently supported Cash Patel [00:25:45] as head of the FBI. Even with all the [00:25:47] questions about the Epstein [00:25:49] investigation, I have given him the [00:25:51] benefit of the doubt. But this is the [00:25:54] straw that breaks the camel's back. This [00:25:57] is the case where he's going to lose my [00:25:59] support. [00:26:01] Dan Bonino, his second in command, just [00:26:03] announced that he is leaving his [00:26:04] position at the FBI. I think it is over [00:26:08] this case. Of course, he's not going to [00:26:10] be able to talk about it, but I think [00:26:12] the timing speaks for itself. [00:26:15] Cash Patel, if you do not fix this and [00:26:18] let Brian Cole out of prison, I will no [00:26:22] longer support you. [00:26:24] If you don't want to prosecute the [00:26:26] actual pipe bomber, that's fine. But do [00:26:29] not try to destroy the life of an [00:26:31] innocent autistic black man to cover up [00:26:34] your problem. Now, to be clear, I do not [00:26:38] think there's enough evidence to convict [00:26:40] Shaunie Ray Kirkoff either. The evidence [00:26:42] against her is also circumstantial, but [00:26:46] I have pretty high confidence that the [00:26:48] autistic black man did not do it. And my [00:26:51] evidence for this is something called [00:26:53] common sense. [00:26:55] Use your brains, people. It makes me so [00:26:59] mad to see all these news broadcasts and [00:27:01] podcasters on the internet blindly [00:27:04] repeating the FBI talking points. Use [00:27:07] some common sense. The case against [00:27:10] Brian Cole is ridiculous. [00:27:14] The only decent thing we should be doing [00:27:16] is to let him go home. Now, I want to [00:27:19] hear from you. Do you think that Brian [00:27:21] Cole is innocent? Let me know in the [00:27:23] comments down below. 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