Based Camp - FBI & Tucker Are Lying About the Trump Assassin (The New Info is Crazy)

00:00:00.000 hello simone i am excited to be here with you today today we are going to be discussing this

00:00:05.360 crazy bomb that the assassin who you know shot the firefighter attempted to shoot trump the

00:00:13.900 butler shooter the firefighter attempting to protect his family by the way that the fbi

00:00:19.940 actively and heavily misled the public about who this person was that but more than that we're

00:00:27.700 also going to go over that the tucker carlson sort of release on this was also heavily misleading and

00:00:34.200 botched what which is so sad because he had such a great story here and then he added a bunch of stuff

00:00:41.300 that's just like easily fact checkably untrue um so an example of this is you know this person

00:00:48.820 if you've watched the piece he makes the insinuation that there was this other online user who might be

00:00:54.740 a cia or fbi asset and that this person was in an antifa terrorist organization in norway

00:01:01.860 he was not in an antifa terrorist organization he was in a white nationalist nazi terrorist organization

00:01:07.940 um if you're wondering how he made this mistake he said in the show that he was listed on an antifa

00:01:15.120 linked website but the website was specifically for tracking people who antifa saw as radical right-wing

00:01:21.980 activists or he'd say oh how did he know that he had this 11 minute window to fly a drone over the

00:01:29.240 event right when the reality is is that the drone blocking software was actually broken and they were

00:01:35.440 stuck on a support line for up until an hour before the event so really any time he would have reasonably

00:01:41.720 done the drone it would have had the blocking out of there because nobody's doing it within an hour of

00:01:47.040 the event uh but even worse than that is if he if he had just gone deeper and actually dug into some

00:01:53.140 of this stuff then he could have brought up the more confusing thing which is why did the secret

00:01:58.380 service prevent the local police who tried to multiple times use their own drone surveillance on

00:02:04.200 the site from using it and when they blocked them from using it they tried to give their drone

00:02:10.260 surveillance to the secret service who refused to use it what yeah so there's been like wild

00:02:19.020 fabrications on both sides but it looks like and i think that the evidence right now is is actually

00:02:25.200 getting pretty strong that the fbi attempted to assassinate trump and this is the first time that we covered

00:02:31.460 this but now the evidence is getting to a point where i have to say tucker tucker carlson's handlers

00:02:39.460 may have handed him information that was delivered in a sloppy way that almost like almost like it

00:02:46.940 was meant to to cast a doubt on the theory itself by including so many mistakes but i'll go over some

00:02:54.580 other ones here that are easy mistakes to get to at the beginning one that i often hear about this and

00:02:59.840 everybody wants to bring up is this guy was in this black rot commercial right when he was younger

00:03:03.400 which is the shooter yeah the shooter literally irrelevant it's funny it's funny it's it's a fun

00:03:11.140 little conspiracy hook but the reality is is that if black rock was involved in this the very last

00:03:17.860 person they would pick is somebody from an old like what do they think that black rock had like a

00:03:24.040 rolodex of people that had hired an advert to to be an extra and an ad yes prison ads and been like

00:03:30.380 we need somebody to assassinate the president like let's pull up a let's pull up he did a great job

00:03:37.540 as an extra so old ad extras right like i'm like i don't i don't think that that's a that's not as

00:03:42.820 strong and in fact that would be like if i was going to i i asked them do you have any ties to us

00:03:48.760 because i really want to make sure you don't have any ties to us if you're doing something as crazy

00:03:53.540 as assassinating a potential president now are you asserting though that the fbi was working

00:03:58.900 in concert with the secret service or just that the secret service was inept and the fbi was

00:04:05.380 i don't know that the fbi may have been intentionally sabotaging the secret service or working in concert

00:04:11.660 with them oh so i see that my odds of this now are at around 65 which is crazy high for me because

00:04:25.080 i'm usually pretty conservative about conspiracy theories yeah but when i guess when when you're

00:04:29.160 weighing how the evidence is is going or like the data points that you have occam's razor would

00:04:34.640 actually point then to the fbi if not anything else yes wow okay so we're gonna go over this

00:04:42.640 um some other like false leads that have been going around and it's just important to know because

00:04:47.900 like if you go out there and you give somebody a list of like 20 suspicious things and like three

00:04:53.580 of them are obviously you know bad leads yeah just don't you know the other 17 yeah and i think

00:05:00.840 that that's unfortunately going around a lot in the right right now so another really bad one is

00:05:05.600 people say that a subsidiary of blackrock took out a bunch of puts on trump's companies right before

00:05:13.960 this and then afterwards because like presumably he was gonna die and then you know they'd be able to

00:05:19.860 say oh look like trump died and here's my opportunity to you know whatever right so what actually

00:05:27.040 happened first the company is is a is a private investment firm but for family offices so it's

00:05:32.980 not a blackrock subsidiary um and second and much more damning to this potential claim is what they'll

00:05:39.560 say was the claim and they'll be like oh afterwards they claimed it was a mistake like ha ha ha so funny

00:05:44.540 just a mistake and like when i first heard that i was like oh that's really compelling like

00:05:48.440 you don't accidentally put a bunch of puts on a company right like that would be impossible to do

00:05:54.520 right like you you or presumably you could do it accidentally but it would be an enormous like

00:05:59.720 financial issue yeah you'd fire the intern yeah the problem is is the mistake wasn't that they

00:06:08.240 accidentally put a bunch of puts on trump's companies the mistake was that it was reported

00:06:14.460 that they put a bunch of puts on trump's companies and what makes the mistake extra believable is because

00:06:20.560 the firm that wasn't the investment firm that made this mistake made the mistake with i think

00:06:26.160 hundreds or thousands of other investments that day so it wasn't like they like if they just lost

00:06:32.740 money in quiet or made a lot of money in quiet i could be like hey they they actually would have

00:06:37.700 made money if trump was assassinated here sure and yet what it appears to be the case is that if trump

00:06:43.420 was assassinated they wouldn't have made any extra money they had a very small position on him that was

00:06:49.080 just misreported and it wasn't like on trump's broader properties it was on truth show social

00:06:55.880 specifically during an election cycle where a lot of progressives thought true social was like a scam

00:07:01.020 so like that's another thing where it's like come on like i can see somebody making puts on that

00:07:07.080 the final thing which unfortunately for me is the saddest to have to report is i think being

00:07:13.260 misinterpreted very wildly yeah is that the guy was a transfer oh he wasn't a furry well he looked at 0.65

00:07:23.900 furry porn but well yeah i know but like furry porn also is like fuda porn also is like war porn also is

00:07:30.800 like so many other because they just loop all these slightly less common fetishes into one thing 0.83

00:07:35.720 the fetish was very specific it wasn't any furry porn it was 0.94

00:07:40.660 very masculine furry bodies with female heads 0.97

00:07:47.440 that was a weird one right you can read my mind

00:07:50.720 yes i can and oh that's not furry yeah what what even is that no no they were they were in the furry

00:07:59.800 style but we actually happen to know what his fetish was okay because he searched it tons and tons of

00:08:05.100 time oh so he really knew what he liked what is this fetish was female bodybuilders 1.00

00:08:11.320 oh but why were they hairy to human female bodybuilders extremely muscular women 1.00

00:08:19.400 so in the only people who are drawing extremely muscular women also are just furry artists so 1.00

00:08:24.760 that's all they know no no no that's not the thing so suppose you're really into extremely muscular

00:08:29.500 women right okay and you're like i just want any arousing content that is a super normal version

00:08:37.100 of extremely muscular women it's gonna be a furry woman right so this is this is like suppose somebody 1.00

00:08:44.720 likes breast inflation or something like that yeah and they have a folder that is digitally edited

00:08:51.780 images of women with breast inflation and for every nine images of that they have one you know

00:08:59.180 hentai image of it or or anthro image of it or you're just gonna find that with any particularly

00:09:06.500 well yeah i feel like the vast majority of it's gonna be hentai because that's where you see

00:09:10.040 like i guess i would i would argue the best done versions of that or yeah that's that's often where

00:09:15.220 you have the best oh well he just looks really like no he just likes big boobs yeah so i don't 0.53

00:09:21.020 think that he was a furry i think that he was a a what do they call the muscle devotees is that

00:09:26.520 what they call them i i'm really actually this is my first time really hearing of someone being

00:09:30.220 into that like it's not even in the top nsfw subreddits i feel like sharpies and butts is bigger

00:09:35.720 than that although i think sharpies and butts is also just more of a like oh same with the

00:09:40.580 but the that's too bad the point being is this is not indication of significant involvement with

00:09:48.780 say the furry community the second point being that he was trans so i will go into this point a

00:09:56.440 bit more the core evidence we have that he was trans is that a deviant art account that was

00:10:02.480 associated with his email and people on the left keep acting like this isn't good evidence that it's

00:10:07.740 his account it was his email i mean what do you think somebody stole his email to create a fetish

00:10:15.040 deviant art account like i don't know sometimes i get these random you know account creation notices

00:10:22.240 associated with old emails of mine i understand it's it's not something when that happens it's done

00:10:28.480 for scams not for creating images where he created a lot of gore images and i got some some shots of

00:10:36.000 what the account looks like uh where it was like characters murdering other characters well it's

00:10:40.220 very much like among us memes and stuff like that like one among us being killing another among us

00:10:44.780 that sort of like violence if you know what i mean cartoony over the top it just edgelord stuff

00:10:50.760 but the reason why i associated with his account is that was the type of stuff he talked about

00:10:55.360 in all of the comments that we know are from him so it doesn't make sense that it was from a different

00:11:00.240 person okay now this account that i'm saying in my mind 99 probability is his account um is sort of my

00:11:07.800 read on it right now was listed as a they them account now and and other people point out oh and

00:11:16.060 it doesn't even have his real birthday okay so there's two likely probabilities here

00:11:23.220 if you were going to create a gunner account on deviant art where you were going to look up

00:11:31.440 the pictures i am sure he has mortified that everybody knows that he was into

00:11:36.540 promise me something my computer's hard drive i need you to to dump it in the bathtub and fry

00:11:46.900 all done please rest in peace satoru no one why would you put that account under your real age

00:12:01.460 like you would always scramble your age if you're doing an account like that yeah two why would you

00:12:07.220 put that account under your real gender you would always scramble your gender if you were creating an

00:12:11.860 account like that yeah and three even if that was his real gender identity there's two problems more

00:12:19.500 recent catches of this particular account that people have found have had male pronouns in it so

00:12:24.560 it appears that the they them pronoun was only in it for part-time and two we know that this guy was

00:12:30.520 an extremist progressive and this is the the bigger part right that he was an extremist and violent

00:12:36.040 progressive so he if you're an extremist progressive male and you're just getting into this

00:12:41.440 ideology and you look like this guy looks and i can put a picture on the screen here you're probably

00:12:47.680 going to start identifying as a they them pretty quickly there's really no place for people like me

00:12:52.900 what are people like you like i want 40 foot tall women with cat features to step on me especially if 1.00

00:13:00.840 and we we've talked about this in other episodes and stuff like that within extremist progressive circles

00:13:06.020 the violent men typically quickly start identifying as trans because then they're not you know

00:13:11.300 like called out for being toxically masculine or whatever right it's like an easy hack right 0.91

00:13:16.660 so gym class showing our education system is pure evil why do you talk like a cartoon what do you

00:13:26.600 mean if i talked like a cartoon i'd go what's up doc no it's just this general haha i'm random 0.74

00:13:32.440 cartoon channel talk have you ever watched television for adults what do you mean like porn 0.67

00:13:38.440 no just normal never mind huh because i like some wild porn here and there you probably couldn't 0.87

00:13:45.320 handle it yeah i get lost in all these weird websites to get away from my gun nut stepdad

00:13:51.020 i think he was in iraq or something doesn't matter anyway i think mom's already looking for a new guy

00:13:56.740 a house full of depraved porn and firearms what could possibly go wrong but but yeah unfortunately

00:14:03.880 most of my fetishes can only be realized through my anime the realm of the living isn't quite ready

00:14:10.300 for 50 foot tall vixens so uh unfortunately as much as i want it to be true that he's generically

00:14:16.880 trans i think he's more just like trans identified at best opportunistically trans yeah opportunistically

00:14:23.800 trans so now i want to go through the various points i want to add points the most important point

00:14:32.180 in all of this and i have been so annoyed and how the fbi has responded to this is tucker carlson

00:14:41.420 comes out and says you know we were told that this shooter had you know almost zero online presence

00:14:49.380 right yeah yeah i remember that it was just so frustrating everyone was like who is this guy

00:14:54.260 who's the fbi shooter we never said that he's a ghost we never said that he didn't he didn't we

00:15:01.720 never said that he didn't have an online account we just didn't talk about it much and i'm like

00:15:07.100 no i remember you saying that so here's the exact quote that they said by the way that they're saying

00:15:13.320 did not imply that the investigation conducted by over 480 fbi employees revealed crooks had a limited

00:15:21.400 online and in-person interactions planned and conducted the attack alone and did not leak or

00:15:27.260 share intent to engage in the attack with anyone the problem is is that there are multiple instances

00:15:32.720 online in which he said that he wanted to commit an attack not exactly like this but some version of

00:15:39.520 terrorist activity which we'll go over so that is a bald-faced lie only in so far if you contrast it to

00:15:47.300 mean this exact incident but the bigger problem is that they got out there and on air and all of you

00:15:54.520 are here right like the fbi can say we didn't say this but like you existed in this social media

00:16:00.700 environment so you know that this is what was going around i know that this is what was going around

00:16:06.000 which is the fbi confirmed that he on his accounts had said anti-semitic things and he had said

00:16:12.520 anti-immigrant things do you remember this no yeah well they they did they they made statements to

00:16:21.320 that fact the problem is and this is a very very big problem is if you actually track his online

00:16:28.040 comments those are his older comments and then he had a transition where he went from fantasizing about

00:16:34.800 unaliving democratic politicians to fantasizing about unaliving republican politicians and being

00:16:41.640 vehemently anti-trump and anti-maga this happened over covid what happened to him over covid who knows

00:16:48.560 look at our parasite theory but this happened to him over covid and they didn't report this that is

00:16:57.320 a deliberate misreporting of information from my perspective right like if we had a clear idea if

00:17:04.760 anyone who had access to his online records had a clear idea of what his actual politics were

00:17:10.240 and they deliberately misrepresented that as something else and then they had multiple congress

00:17:16.680 people ask them to release the results to give more information they had many like requests for more

00:17:22.840 information they delayed it for over a year and still have not made the full releases yet um and this is

00:17:31.140 where it gets suspicious because some of the full releases and note the person who they said they thought

00:17:37.680 groomed him to attack on the tucker show yeah this was a person who was more involved in him in his

00:17:42.140 neo-nazi days not in his more modern times so you could say that maybe the grooming carried over to

00:17:47.620 more modern times and it was weird that somebody was interacting with his account because his account

00:17:52.020 had almost no followers or interactors especially interacting with him multiple times but they did

00:17:56.380 seem to share similar ideologies at the time broadly speaking the timelines don't match up that this

00:18:02.460 individual groomed him however there is evidence that he may have been groomed by somebody else

00:18:06.620 we're gonna get into the two big pieces of evidence i'll just go straight into the two big pieces of

00:18:11.320 evidence please yeah the first big piece of evidence was that his body was secretly cremated

00:18:19.220 almost immediately after the event which is very rare in terms of standard policy for something like this

00:18:26.200 yeah that's odd worse the day that it was cremated was the day that other departments began investigating

00:18:34.920 this they hadn't even gotten started goodness gracious specifically he was cremated on the same day

00:18:42.880 the house homeland security and oversight committees announced they were opening an investigation into the

00:18:47.600 shooting worse no tissue samples were collected worse they have video of an fbi agent cleaning up the spot

00:18:58.860 where he was killed and that is not normally done usually that is subcontracted it appears that they wanted to

00:19:05.100 get rid of any evidence of what in house the state of his body was right that's odd so to have a

00:19:12.440 but then again i mean it also doesn't seem too odd to me because i don't imagine there's like a really

00:19:16.840 established procedure for the the perpetrators of crimes is there i mean even when they've been

00:19:24.800 the guy at the morgue said that he explicitly was given permission by the fbi to move ahead with the 0.72

00:19:33.400 cremation but this was a a proactive push to just burn it to burn it burn it down yeah the fbi

00:19:44.960 yeah to to destroy evidence as quickly as possible in a weird way but why was it why would his body

00:19:51.680 i mean i can understand why it would be nice if we could investigate more but i don't see why his

00:19:58.380 body would be signs of any form of like what would what would his dead body reveal yeah so there's two

00:20:04.220 things that we don't have that we should have okay we should have access to tapes of him training like

00:20:10.200 that's a very easy one we know that they have that and yet they haven't released it so was he

00:20:14.940 training with somebody else two why would we have access to tapes of him training training where because

00:20:20.580 they have those from the facility and they have we have confirmation that they they did a gun range

00:20:25.640 was recorded and the facility said that the tapes were taken by the fbi oh okay so he could have been

00:20:31.360 training with someone and this is like not being released sorry you're referring to like a security

00:20:36.900 at a gun range yes okay okay that's helpful where you would have tapes right yeah yeah and then you

00:20:44.160 yeah okay that makes sense that you'd want to see that because sure if he's with someone that that's

00:20:48.600 relevant and the second major issue is that that the the destruction of bodily evidence is really weird

00:20:57.440 it is totally outside of normal procedure for something this high profile it is it is actually

00:21:01.960 directly against normal procedure for something this high profile in every incident whether it's

00:21:07.460 not saving tissue the early release of the body or their own personnel cleaning up the scene but it

00:21:13.460 indicates that he may have been drugged or put on some sort of i mean keep in mind we know about the

00:21:19.160 mk ultra experiments we know about experiments with certain types of he was a good shot though i mean

00:21:24.400 you can't be too drugged he missed the shot he come on he hit his earlobe they it was it was an easy

00:21:34.200 shot everyone says that's a really the people who like no guns are like it is shocking that he missed

00:21:38.960 a shot given oh really oh so he could have been hopped up on a lot of drugs at the time it also would

00:21:44.720 explain why he didn't leave a an aliving note or a manifesto which seems really weird to me if you're

00:21:51.860 going to do something this big this high profile where as soon as you make the shot every security

00:21:57.920 agent has a bead on you right yeah um and the place where he made the shot we talked about all this in

00:22:03.500 our original video on this but i will point out and i'll put a picture on screen here it's literally

00:22:08.460 the only place it is like the number one place where if you're like somebody might try to shoot from

00:22:14.360 where like literally right there it is the number one place they would have been well and i mean

00:22:20.880 it's also just so weird to me because if you were security for that event you would want to be

00:22:26.280 there well what they say is it was in between the long range and the short range security forces

00:22:32.700 but that doesn't explain why nobody was like hey this is the best spot to shoot somebody from in this

00:22:40.300 entire location and it's completely visible to anyone who is looking at it yeah okay yeah two

00:22:47.160 one so many people in the crowd were like hey there's a guy up there yeah you you then have

00:22:53.240 the system that keeps the drones from going over mysteriously go down you have them not notice the

00:22:58.220 drone flying over for 11 minutes you have the operator system to fix the drone not working for

00:23:05.240 multiple hours out of function for something as important as secret service you have the refusals to

00:23:11.020 use any other form to me this reads that somebody was handling him up to the event otherwise i would

00:23:19.700 expect a manifesto or an aliving note for something this big but i want to go further with this because

00:23:24.000 there's more evidence oh the other crazy one is is multiple times there was somebody i want to say

00:23:32.020 the the head of the fbi at the time when he was questioned on this he said this on two separate

00:23:36.880 occasions okay he couldn't discuss any of the the things that were going on in until the case was

00:23:45.600 over now the problem is is there is no active case the killer died yeah right so there should

00:23:52.640 have been nothing preventing him from saying this so why are you saying until after the case is over

00:23:57.840 which is absolutely wild so but that implies that they at least thought or that he thought or that

00:24:04.920 there was some understanding that it was it was believed that this this young man was not acting

00:24:10.740 alone right that's the implication yeah it was paul abate and director chris way ray who gave you know

00:24:17.440 said i i can't talk about this or or put out um in a incomplete stuff the one of the biggest things for

00:24:26.240 me that showed that the fbi absolutely had access to the material that showed what was i going to say

00:24:33.060 the the the the material that showed that he had made this ideological shift like they can't claim

00:24:38.440 like i just didn't know is that his google account was suspended the day after the shooting and it was

00:24:45.320 specifically suspended for links to violent organizations so it was clear that google knew this

00:24:52.480 was his youtube account that was making these far leftist threats so either google didn't report this to

00:24:58.940 the fbi which to me seems completely implausible or by the way another fake lead here that is

00:25:06.360 unfortunately like very easy to what was it debunk is this was the first time cnn covered one of his

00:25:13.540 rallies and we debunked it in the first one it is the first time cne covered one of his rallies

00:25:19.140 but it was also i think it was uh something unique specifically there was speculation he was going to

00:25:25.200 announce his vp at the event so there was some reason why the media was there yeah and also

00:25:32.080 that's just stupid if i'm the fbi and i'm the secret service and i have which by the way is much 0.78

00:25:39.440 more likely than black rock and i have decided that for job security because we already know from the cia 0.99

00:25:45.400 leaks that they have said we will do whatever it takes to keep this person from becoming president

00:25:48.800 in the those released text exchanges right so there were people who had these sentiments

00:25:52.880 we already know you know that they were the ones who had the capacity to carry this out and cover

00:25:59.140 this up and make all these coincidences happen at the same time yeah why would black rock be involved

00:26:03.720 in this why would they contact cnn and be like make sure you get it on camera you are not connecting

00:26:10.180 the dots and again remembering that the new rising sentiment is one against capitalism and people who make

00:26:17.960 money no no but the point i'm making simone is that conspiracy theorists are way off on the cnn thing

00:26:24.920 yeah if this was black rock they wouldn't have called cnn to let them know no the fbi or the secret 0.82

00:26:31.360 service they wouldn't have called cnn to let them know no yeah that's silly that's silly you know 0.98

00:26:36.600 that is silly unless it's like literally organized by the dnc but that also seems pretty ridiculous no 0.71

00:26:43.300 no one would no one would want cnn to be there if they were trying to organize this 0.76

00:26:48.620 from my understanding because i mean one if it's the dnc they don't want trump made even more of a

00:26:55.940 martyr by better coverage of the event and i mean i i don't i i guess if you're shorting trump related

00:27:03.980 companies it would be better for cnn to film it live for like an initial shock impact that's stronger

00:27:10.060 but i i still you know yeah yeah so to go over some other ones that i thought were pretty i mean

00:27:18.000 the youtube one really clenches it for me it shows that they knew and at the very least they have

00:27:23.240 systematically manipulated a presidential assassination attempt so that it could be used

00:27:29.980 by leftist media to attempt to prevent trump from winning the election that is like a hundred percent

00:27:36.360 confirmed at this point there is it and then that they tried to cover up that they did that

00:27:40.960 which is really bad especially given that trump had a bunch of people who said that they were going

00:27:44.700 to dig into this and apparently they just didn't dig into it that much which is is is pretty wild

00:27:50.480 now the what was the other one i want to go into some of the quotes i don't know have you

00:27:54.040 watched the piece yet it's absolutely crazy i haven't i have not okay so here are some quotes from him 1.00

00:28:01.580 how can you call other people shit but you are too brainwashed to realize how dumb you are i mean 0.99

00:28:08.660 literally you guys sound like a cult at times this was him talking about trump supporters 1.00

00:28:13.220 clearly not a far-right person in my opinion the only way to fight the gov is with terrorism style

00:28:22.040 attacks sneak a bomb into an essential building and set it off before anyone sees you track down any

00:28:27.620 important politician people politicians military leaders etc and try to assassinate them political

00:28:34.420 power grows grows out of the barrel of the guns the maoist quote that he said many times

00:28:39.620 he said of tucker carlson show viruses don't spread through race just like tucker carlson probably told

00:28:45.360 you this is his criticizing the right coverage of covid he said sometimes public safety comes before your

00:28:53.220 personal rights this is about covid lockdowns so they're they're you know like clearly this guy

00:28:59.360 was a far left individual um also so talked regularly in his far far right phase more regularly in his

00:29:06.780 far right phase about assassinating politicians and stuff like that but here he's clearly talking about

00:29:11.500 like sneaking bombs into buildings and stuff like this one of the things that i don't get is you could

00:29:15.900 get banned from the internet have your account deactivated if you said one you know covid skeptical

00:29:22.960 thing during this period absolutely this is the guy that is not only threatening to assassinate

00:29:27.640 politicians but in addition to that is communicating with people of known terrorist organizations that are

00:29:33.500 on watch list this neo-nazi org right yeah yeah so why wouldn't they know about him unless they did know

00:29:40.180 about him very suspicious yeah so simone what are your thoughts

00:29:50.320 i don't i really don't know what to think i i don't see why the fbi would want to do this yeah so

00:30:06.700 there's an easy answer do you remember the leak that we have and this is the leak that we know is

00:30:10.880 a fact this did happen cia agents were texting with each other and said we will do whatever it takes to

00:30:17.820 prevent trump from becoming president the cia okay so are you putting this on the cia or the fbi

00:30:22.800 but what i'm saying is they have super similar corporate cultures it is wild to me that we know

00:30:31.380 like the public knows as a fact that cia agents were saying to each other in personal text we will

00:30:37.560 do whatever it takes to prevent trump from becoming president and this is just because the trump

00:30:42.160 administration is antagonistic toward the government bureaucracy and they just antagonistic towards the

00:30:49.220 deep state uh-huh and antagonistic this is like this is the deep state fighting back this this was the

00:30:54.980 deep state saying let's just undo him this was deep state literally being like let's rig an election

00:31:02.060 yeah this was an attempt by the fbi to rig an election even if they were not involved with the

00:31:08.240 attempt even if that's true they still lied about the shooter's ideology

00:31:14.100 but i'm i i will tell you the the biggest evidence points for me so do i think that the fbi

00:31:24.460 would just lie about the shooter's ideology in an attempt to rig an election yeah i mean of course

00:31:30.440 they would that's totally totally within their purpose i mean we know about the them faking russia 0.99

00:31:36.020 gate we know about which simone didn't know about until we went over an episode recently that

00:31:40.140 unfortunately we wait for release because we got to do this episode today

00:31:43.340 yeah that's been thoroughly basically shown that it was really a hoax like like a direct hoax like

00:31:50.280 there were people in those organizations who said hey i don't want to release this this information is

00:31:57.520 not accurate like basically can can we not release this and then other people said like it's coming

00:32:02.680 straight from obama like it was bad it was bad it wasn't it wasn't that exactly they covered up that

00:32:08.880 in corporal speak if you actually look at the the text but that's the gist of what was said so we

00:32:14.780 know that they were willing to do stuff like this right so like of course and that makes the were they

00:32:20.860 involved in the assassination a little more shaky now where i'm like but were they involved in the

00:32:28.200 assassination so let's go over the first i'll just go over what cinches it for me that there's

00:32:33.160 absolutely no way they didn't know about this okay it was taken down they collected this information

00:32:38.040 they had hacked his phone was in four days and had access to all of his information and tucker

00:32:42.240 carlson was able to get all this was a private investigator well i don't know maybe he was

00:32:46.560 handled into him by his you know qatari handlers or whatever but yeah what does nooks call him

00:32:51.280 tucker qatar qatarlson yeah well actually i could go over i did a little research in this and there's

00:32:56.880 actually a quite a lot of a paper trail tying him to being specifically a paid agent of multiple

00:33:02.220 foreign actors tucker carlson tucker carlson yeah if you're looking for receipts here qatar

00:33:07.720 hired consulting firms like lumen 8 advisors llc paying them approximately 180 000 a month

00:33:15.440 for strategic communications and media facilitation these firms helped arrange high profile interviews

00:33:21.340 and pitched pro qatar stories to conservative media outlets conservative activist laura loomer

00:33:26.400 claimed that qatar paid carlson or tnc around 200 000 for the interview

00:33:31.980 citing farah documents in terms of russia trudeau which you know take what he's saying was the

00:33:39.500 weight that his name carries claimed under oath that right-wing influencers including carlson were

00:33:47.040 being paid by russia state media outlets so he's a foreign agent and everyone's joking about hassan

00:33:54.200 piker admitting to being a foreign agent for china or like basically saying he's a foreign agent he

00:33:59.240 basically said that because he's terrified he thought but he's basically not a foreign agent

00:34:03.560 for china china freaking arrested him for having a mao meme on his phone meanwhile tucker carlson is

00:34:09.420 actually a foreign agent being paid off by other governments that's a separate thing but yeah there's

00:34:16.060 there's quite a lot of evidence that organizations related to him have received significant payments

00:34:21.480 from both russia and the qataris oh my goodness which whatever you can be like yeah maybe it's for like

00:34:29.680 legitimate promotion but if you look at his recent glazing of sort of well let's just say it islamist 1.00

00:34:37.780 groups will it only make sense if you look at his past statements look at his glazing of russia

00:34:43.240 yeah or his glazing of trump when we know that privately he hated trump right like there's like

00:34:50.420 i despise this person i can't even talk to somebody who's like friends with him or who will 0.62

00:34:55.420 like say positive things about them like he's just like the fakest of fake people ever like if you're 0.95

00:35:00.380 talking about authenticity this guy will say whatever it takes to make money and and he'll make money

00:35:05.080 through whatever means necessary and i guess get your bag okay yeah but don't think of him as on

00:35:10.220 our side he's an actively hostile force to both maga and the united states interest oh so in that

00:35:16.700 sense he's basically what nick fuentes to you i mean you see that both is opportunistically pursuing

00:35:22.280 that which profits no i actually think they're very different i do not think nick fuentes is getting

00:35:27.620 money from any foreign power no but he's he's he's subject to audience capture he's leaning into what

00:35:33.100 sells well true but i think that nick fuentes is sort of like andrew tate even though his wider

00:35:41.260 ideological perspective may be incoherent and you can look at our other video where we go over this

00:35:45.440 like the fascinating ideology of nick fuentes it it is he's he's played the role for so long and so

00:35:52.160 fervently that i think he 100 believes it right in the same way that andrew tate believes andrew tate is

00:35:57.920 andrew tate he has become the santa claus you know i think he might be a little more self-aware than

00:36:03.500 andrew tate but he's he's pretty much there the tucker carlson he'll be up there glazing trump

00:36:09.340 in in public while sending horrible texts about him in private he doesn't drink his own kool-aid

00:36:15.720 yeah he'll be incredibly aware of the islamic threat to the you know the united states and europe 1.00

00:36:24.060 one day and then the next day islamists are great and they're really just misunderstood

00:36:29.000 like i don't i don't care about his stuff with putin you know whatever get the interviews with

00:36:33.040 these cool putin hugo chavez like that's cool like or whatever the venice way maduro like that's cool

00:36:39.020 like get your interviews right like you can't say bad things around a dictator do your thing right yeah

00:36:43.000 that's fair you know but the other stuff like the pro islamist stuff i don't know

00:36:47.600 that he's not on our side that's what i'll say but having people with lots of money who can hire

00:36:55.100 these sorts of high-level private investigators i've done a lot so my point being is that's why

00:36:58.980 i am quite certain that the fbi knew all this and then that they delayed and didn't release any of

00:37:04.700 this information when of course you would have right and then their weird response when tucker

00:37:08.940 carlson reached out to them about this and they're like how can you verify that this is the correct

00:37:13.940 information tucker carlson literally got this guy's google drive so he has personal video of

00:37:21.000 this guy like posing with a gun in his own house that hasn't been released to the public that is

00:37:26.460 taught that in the metadata is sent to his parents house location oh my gosh pretty sure it's the right

00:37:33.980 information he got this guy's google search history which by the way unlike what the fbi reported where

00:37:39.700 they said he had equal number of searches for trump rallies and biden rallies we know that he

00:37:45.020 repeatedly and obsessively searched trump and passed assassins who was lying well also i mean i do now

00:37:53.480 vaguely recall people saying what he was after was just notoriety or fame yeah but that's not true

00:38:00.180 but also i mean i don't think anyone would have gotten any of that for assassinating biden when the story

00:38:07.600 was biden's basically dead as it is you know you'd be shooting a corpse yeah but so we now know that

00:38:14.620 wasn't the case it was far left in his ideology at this point yeah yeah no it's clear now that that

00:38:20.820 wasn't at least that wasn't all of it i mean i think anyone who does such a high profile attempt

00:38:25.580 in such cases is going for notoriety but why do i think the fbi was involved okay let's go over the

00:38:34.220 core pieces of evidence they're really hard to deal with here one you have the basically it's

00:38:40.260 confirmed 100 that they just knowingly lied about this and covered it up okay so we've got that but

00:38:45.040 then there's the second thing too many coincidences that individual spot being unguarded is insane the

00:38:53.260 drone system being down the day that this guy was going to attempt his assassination attempt

00:39:00.420 that's completely insane second the support being unreachable for hours when the drone system was

00:39:10.500 down that too is insane that that all happened at once yeah okay all of these things happening at

00:39:18.520 the same time oh this guy by the way was also with surveying equipment is sort of like pulled aside by

00:39:24.740 secret service at one point during the event and then they lost track of him they lost track of a

00:39:30.800 suspicious person at a presidential event who later finds his way to a roof where people in the crowd

00:39:36.920 can see him and are yelling out about it but the train snipers cannot no then they refuse to use the

00:39:45.660 police drone equipment on top of all of this well no you could say well the police weren't collaborating

00:39:54.440 in the in no the police were collaborating policemen were actually they were in charge of the outer

00:40:00.580 perimeter so they were collaborating they were part of this so that seems insane to me then then the

00:40:08.920 lack of a manifest or unaliving though totally weird to me why why don't why don't we have that who who

00:40:16.620 does that especially if they're as political as this guy is well he must have known that this was

00:40:24.240 a kamikaze mission given that he would be surrounded by the secret service no he said some stuff that

00:40:29.940 appears that he thought it wasn't a kamikaze mission well where when even even if you thought it wasn't a

00:40:37.360 kamikaze mission you would at least you know if you're doing it for ideological reasons which is clear

00:40:41.800 he was write something about that now there is one alternative okay the fbi destroyed the note because they

00:40:53.980 didn't want it to be known that he was a far left anti-mega person themselves looking criminal but

00:40:59.900 that's a little too deliberate you know with everything else it's been like well he did say

00:41:06.320 anti-semitic things at one point and he did say anti-immigrant things at one point and he did have a far

00:41:12.020 right opinion at one point right so they weren't direct lies like destroying evidence but let's look at a

00:41:20.640 different scenario here okay and and for me the biggest thing is the early cremation the no body

00:41:27.700 parts left and them personally cleaning up the site them personally cleaning up the site i'm like

00:41:34.740 it's suspicious but whatever the early cremation before any other agency could start investigating this

00:41:42.920 that's completely untoward that is completely insane especially without getting any tissue samples

00:41:52.580 so now you need to ask a question okay if all of the discrepancies in this case could be explained by

00:42:02.240 them trying to hide that he was a far left extremist why then was it so important that they hid

00:42:08.740 whatever was in his tissue samples okay okay now this is where that gets interesting right

00:42:14.420 well that would have nothing to do with his politics right so if there was something in his

00:42:22.040 tissue samples and he was in a not right state of mind missed an easy shot okay and he actually one of

00:42:29.360 his quotes somebody was like you know you're not even like a trained rifleist and he's like well

00:42:33.780 this shooter wasn't and this shooter wasn't you know all that matters is that you have the will to go

00:42:37.780 out and do it and the problem is okay is that what were they saying here is that

00:42:44.500 why would they be afraid of a tissue sample getting out right like i've got to ask like why are they

00:42:51.860 apparently terrified of any other organization getting a tissue sample yeah i don't see why and

00:42:56.960 that's why i'm also like i don't know fine cremate the body if it was just a normal drug you just say

00:43:03.660 a normal drug right you know suppose they had a guy come up even if a guy come up and drug him

00:43:08.440 or he's on a drug it wouldn't matter right oh god the guy who tried to kill the president was on

00:43:13.680 antidepressants or something or yeah just whatever what if it wasn't a normal drug

00:43:19.020 what if it was a drug that was specifically tied to fbi radicalization or brainwashing programs

00:43:25.380 which they have for interrogations and stuff like that really no i mean you know when they're doing

00:43:32.960 like interrogations and stuff a very high profile stuff we know from mk ultra they have done research

00:43:38.720 into this sort of stuff before no no it may not have been a licensed what do i think it obviously

00:43:45.280 wasn't an officially licensed operation this was their off the book black site team type stuff right

00:43:53.700 like maybe not stuff that needs to get approval this is stuff where you still have all those old

00:43:59.660 toolkicks from mk ultra days okay i could think of no other reason wearing something as high profile

00:44:07.720 as a presidential assassination attempt they would have been so eager to destroy all of the

00:44:13.520 physical evidence of the body

00:44:15.620 yeah i if i were if i were really compelled by this i would look up what the standard procedure is

00:44:25.120 in the state of pennsylvania for suspected murderers who've been shot on site

00:44:33.120 okay let's just ask yeah i'll ask grok you can ask i said if someone in pennsylvania tried to

00:44:40.720 assassinate someone running for president what is the probability that law enforcement would keep

00:44:44.620 tissue samples for cross-examination or delay a cremation how long would they normally delay the

00:44:51.100 cremation and what it says here coroners are required by law in pennsylvania to retain tissues

00:44:57.720 organs blood and other biological samples for diagnostic evidentiary and confirmation purposes

00:45:02.860 when necessary to establish or defend the cause of death in criminal investigation yeah this this

00:45:07.520 says pennsylvania law that is 16 ps something whatever requires coroners to investigate such

00:45:14.040 deaths and order an autopsy if needed to determine cause and manner of death well okay they knew the

00:45:20.140 cause and manner of death yeah and they had done an autopsy but that's also been kept uh

00:45:25.680 the cdc's violent death reporting system pavdrs which explicitly collects toxicology results for

00:45:33.660 homicides results for homicides and police involved deaths so because this was a violent homicide

00:45:40.180 attempt at least they should have gotten a toxicology report which helps to determine which substances may

00:45:47.900 have contributed to the suspect's actions so the fact was there any known toxicology report i mean

00:45:54.320 they could have cremated the body after doing all he was he was created 10 days after dying i know but

00:46:00.140 you can easily do a toxicology report in right right but you're missing the point simone so you would

00:46:05.480 keep for and as i asked in mine which you didn't ask in yours because you're like oh they did a token

00:46:10.980 local mortician did a autopsy right no no you would keep something and legally you have to keep something

00:46:18.200 for cross-examination so they were supposed to wait 30 days they waited 10 days they were supposed to

00:46:27.660 keep tissue samples blood samples and organ samples for cross-examination none and that that's by law

00:46:34.440 this isn't even just like normal procedure which presumably they were allowed to violate because

00:46:40.560 of the fbi and they're like well we get we get to violate normal procedure

00:46:43.700 so did that not now seem extra suspicious to you simone

00:46:49.360 i don't know it's hard i'm biased because i just have this intense desire to get rid of dead bodies

00:46:58.020 i think they're gross i don't like bodies at all like living or dead you know how i am i'm just like

00:47:03.060 like so simone but yeah this is different this is yeah this is a crime this is he attempted to

00:47:11.600 assassinate somebody running for president yeah big deal person you would expect you'd have more than

00:47:17.680 one mortician look at the autopsy right you would expect you would have at least teams from two

00:47:22.580 departments but man people are so incompetent people are so disorganized every time we think oh

00:47:31.860 top people are on this no they're not so basically you're saying and i and i will frame what you're

00:47:37.320 saying in a different way because i actually think it's a strong point you think yes this seems

00:47:43.220 wildly unlikely right but even though it's wildly unlikely is it more likely that a government

00:47:50.700 department after dei was just this incompetent or that they had assigned a team to attempt to get

00:47:59.400 a presidential candidate uh unalived i don't even i wouldn't even argue it's like a post dei thing i

00:48:05.700 could even argue it's because this was such a big deal and also so weird and unprecedented

00:48:11.480 that you just have a lot of people who are like i want this off my hands like i i don't want this

00:48:16.700 body here anymore like this is just too stressful like let's just give the body back to the family

00:48:21.660 and they can do what they want with it and the family cremates it and everyone's just like

00:48:24.880 gone i i i find that completely impossible if you're like oh my god i have one of the most

00:48:30.440 explosive cases of my entire career which is what this was for everyone involved like the single

00:48:37.440 biggest thing of their entire career an attempted presidential assassination live on air okay like

00:48:45.020 the very last thing i would do is rush to get it off my desk

00:48:49.460 that's you

00:48:52.620 that's me there were 340 fbi employees working on this it wasn't like it fell on one black

00:49:02.220 black clerks the more people working on something the lower the iq collectively my point being 0.99

00:49:08.860 simone is if any of the people working on this or any large faction of the people working on this

00:49:13.760 unless it was direct orders to attempt to get this wrapped up as quickly and quietly as possible

00:49:17.800 was like hey this could be the case of my career i really want to bust this i really want

00:49:23.620 to learn more about this they would say hey why did you approve this super early cremation

00:49:28.900 why don't we have tissue samples

00:49:31.800 i don't know i just people the second reason you could be like malcolm this is crazy

00:49:39.340 if they were going to do something like this they would have used their own snipers i mean keep in

00:49:44.540 mind like just like all the all the rape kits that have have one like people just haven't

00:49:49.740 properly administered them or they've been shipped off somewhere they're like i don't like i'm like

00:49:54.420 this isn't a random grape simone this is a presidential assassination i know but you know

00:50:00.200 stuff ends up in offices and people you know like einstein's brain is missing order like

00:50:06.580 yeah but there are all these like famous cases of like kind of big deal stuff that just kind of

00:50:11.540 falls through the cracks weirdly yeah but sometimes especially because it's big deal stuff through the

00:50:16.740 cracks now here even when someone and so the louvre right like which just got you know the the french

00:50:23.780 crown jewel stolen from it right you think oh they have the best security no they don't

00:50:28.100 well guess what even after all this even after all this someone snuck in a painting and installed it

00:50:34.700 next to the mona lisa just okay great yeah because you know even still you know even after

00:50:41.860 yeah so of course the security team there just your same argument right this is their time to shine

00:50:47.460 this is their time to show that they really have things under control no but that was the famous

00:50:51.700 dei security team right the one where it was the woman's team they had recently put her on board and

00:50:56.180 she made all these videos you're talking about the recent heist right yes she made all these videos

00:51:01.620 about how she was going to increase equity at the louvre and among security staff and a bunch of cameras

00:51:07.220 that had previously been active were deactive and like simone this was completely after that case

00:51:12.980 after that case you're also describing the the the secret service at that time famous like female leader at

00:51:18.900 that time you know they were all dei but then after that they have the chance you're you're arguing

00:51:23.060 that after that somehow they've become competent all these forces that failed up to that point no they

00:51:30.260 didn't they just continued to fail like everything was flubbed up to the moment of trump potentially

00:51:36.020 being assassinated okay i'm gonna give you a separate here this may make the drugged kid a more likely

00:51:41.940 explanation for you so we know how quickly accounts got banned during that era of american history

00:51:48.020 for violence covid mentions everything like that right weirdly his accounts weren't banned so now we're

00:51:53.060 gonna say okay i'm a faction at the fbi who has authorization to attempt to kill a presidential candidate

00:52:00.020 right i'm gonna go out and i'm gonna make this attempt right so how do i do that right one thing you

00:52:06.500 absolutely cannot do is use an fbi assassin because you you can't have an assassin who nobody finds

00:52:13.700 right they they need a body basically right they need to eventually pin it on somebody for something 0.78

00:52:18.980 this big that would be stupid so you're not going to do that okay yeah of course okay so 0.99

00:52:26.260 by the way another crazy thing that tucker did on his show sorry just a slight slight tangent is he 0.99

00:52:30.900 kept being like and then they tried to cover it up by saying that there were these iranian assassination

00:52:35.620 attempts and yet there is extensive documentation that they were no not this exact attack but

00:52:40.580 another assassination attack that was being attempted at the same time for more information

00:52:45.540 here prosecutors say farid shakari who is believed to be residing in iran told investigators

00:52:51.140 on a phone interview that unnamed irg officials pushed him to plan to attack against trump last months

00:52:56.980 if the plan could not come together in time the iranian officials directed shari to delay the

00:53:00.660 plot until after the presidential election because the official quote assessed that trump would lose

00:53:05.220 the election in quote charging documents revealed so like they admitted it the guy said yes i was

00:53:12.420 told to assassinate trump but again he has to glaze any islamist any anti-american regime 0.65

00:53:19.780 but anyway so back to the point here so okay i have maybe a collection of unstable people i am aware of

00:53:27.140 who have connections to organized crime or terrorist organizations now let's look say is there a period in

00:53:33.860 history where the fbi might have tried to assassinate a presidential candidate in the past huh did they go

00:53:41.060 after somebody who was directly in a gang or a terrorist organization to do this or did they look for

00:53:46.260 somebody with ties to these groups but that was otherwise a lone agent that's all a legend okay it's all a

00:53:54.020 legend i am just saying they may have have a what am i saying a profile for how they go about these types of

00:54:02.020 things history doesn't repeat itself it rhymes by the way i'm talking about lee javier as well if

00:54:06.260 people are not aware he wasn't directly in a mob he wasn't directly in a terrorist cell but he had

00:54:10.900 connections to them okay so this guy has connections to them he appears to be mentally unstable and his

00:54:18.980 mental health appears to be deteriorating really quickly over time okay so you're just saying they're

00:54:22.980 using the playbook that's that's the best evidence i've heard so far but it just is is evidence of

00:54:28.420 rhyming with another alleged connection no but the secondary piece of evidence is no suicide no no 0.98

00:54:34.820 unaliving though right like the the the key time you wouldn't do this if you were high off your butt 0.92

00:54:41.620 on some form of drug right so yeah okay i i hear all of your theories my occam's razor still leans in favor of 0.98

00:54:50.820 everyone here was just lazy and incompetent including the assassin who just couldn't be bothered he was 0.79

00:54:58.980 an anti-immigrant anti-anti um jewish guy like do you think that that was just innocent they did bad 0.99

00:55:06.660 research or do you think that that was intentional i think he was a kid no no no no sorry simone he has

00:55:12.820 a very well documented online history yeah of being far right and then far left yeah they only said

00:55:20.260 the far right stuff he had said because that's convenient i mean i do still think that the fbi

00:55:25.700 and the cia and the deep state in general i don't think i know i mean because it's well documented

00:55:30.980 the deep state hates the trump administration and they should because he's a direct threat to them like

00:55:38.020 i don't deny any of that but what i'm asking is do you think they sat down and said here's a bunch of

00:55:45.380 stuff that makes him look like a progressive extremist we need to make sure to not mention that

00:55:49.700 yeah i'll buy that i'll buy that i mean i i absolutely think that things were spun after

00:56:00.100 the assassination attempt in a way that was okay designed to help biden get elected and why do you

00:56:06.900 think just why do you think that the the directors when pushed for information on this particular case

00:56:13.860 kept saying things like the case isn't closed yet or delayed for over a year releasing any information

00:56:21.380 because they well probably actually wanted to find out what was going on i mean it's still important

00:56:27.460 to understand even if you're not directly responsible for it so what i what i agree with is they skewed the

00:56:32.980 coverage of the event but two they did investigate it per procedure to know they didn't find out if he was

00:56:39.860 acting they had like if they had they would have released the information afterwards they rigged

00:56:45.300 an election in the in the end they found no evidence that he was acting with someone else

00:56:53.860 well no no we don't we don't know they have said that that's what they found i know that's what they

00:56:58.980 said but that that's what i think is most likely given everything but i i i don't i don't buy it our

00:57:04.660 audience can weigh in yeah weigh in in the comments guys whose side are you on here do you agree with

00:57:10.740 simone or malcolm what is more likely i i'm sorry but the sad reality of it is people are incompetent

00:57:16.900 and lazy and i i i wish that weren't true i promise you i wish that weren't true i i i can't believe that

00:57:23.220 on the assassination thing i absolutely cannot believe that on the pretending he was a conservative

00:57:28.500 they still wanted the election to go a certain way i i'm i'm with you on that i'm i'm that that

00:57:34.260 that's entirely i i'm 100 percent i'm i do not have doubts there no but do you think that they knew

00:57:40.980 that to go a certain way do they think do do you think they knew that it did not reveal it yeah

00:57:49.380 yeah i know i mean like and because because there are many stories already things have been that have

00:57:55.860 been leaked things that have been revealed after the fact of the deep state choosing to reveal or

00:58:01.940 not reveal certain information because they knew it would be flattering or unflattering to them at

00:58:07.060 election time and that is standard playbook behavior it is it is well documented it's well

00:58:12.420 attested it has happened many times before and it will happen many times hence okay well

00:58:16.980 there's stuff beyond that though anyway let's get along we need to end with a with a one uh remembrance

00:58:22.100 of the the firefighter who died protecting his family on that day cory comfortor and then two

00:58:30.340 we need to extend a thank you for uncovering this information to tucker's qatari handlers you guys did an

00:58:37.460 excellent job on this wonderful job i am not above taking money so if you want me to not say so many

00:58:42.900 negative things about iran i'm here and that's the problem is that you know like doha debates was

00:58:48.980 going to fly us out on business class for something they did it well you know why we're

00:58:52.660 not saying nice stuff about you guys so you're not paying that would be an easy time to approach

00:58:57.940 us come on guys we're cheap dates come on we don't have a job right now okay you know i need i i

00:59:05.940 don't need that much money to live out here in my farm in pennsylvania right just we're not making

00:59:10.980 this hard okay all right over and out love you well they're still yes i was telling them to stop

00:59:20.980 oh what they were like taking too much yeah thieves at least they asked there was a lemon tree in front

00:59:28.980 of my childhood house that had a lot of lemons and people we would have gladly said go ahead and pick

00:59:35.940 lemons but people would drive by in their cars leave them idling run in grab a bunch run away and

00:59:44.020 like speed off in a way that would probably hit pedestrians and animals because i think they

00:59:50.660 were really afraid of being apprehended they could have just asked i guess asking is stressful so

00:59:57.380 oh well you know how our kids just take off their clothes randomly i realize that's that's genetic

01:00:07.780 you do that all the time like yes through the house and it looks like you've raptured just just

01:00:14.580 like your clothes are like on the ground our kids are literally like this it is so hard to get them to

01:00:19.380 wear clothes toasty is like i don't i don't need them why why would i wear them yeah and it's i don't

01:00:26.580 know it's kind of chilly so i don't i don't i don't get it and you were like oh i'll join the

01:00:32.820 the recording room shortly i need to get dressed and i'm like wait it's 2 p.m why is he not dressed

01:00:41.700 because what have i done oh yeah we were out earlier today but i was you were fully dressed when we went

01:00:47.060 out to get groceries this morning early okay okay hold on hold on i've got to get all my sources up

01:00:54.020 okay because i've got a lot of them with this one i'm excited for the conversation

01:01:09.060 so tonight i thought out more of the beef that i prepared using that method that you requested and then

01:01:15.780 theoretically you're going to tell me how you want me to saute the bok choy and i will do that along 0.99

01:01:25.780 with the thank you so much sorry i have just been slammed today with programming

01:01:33.460 so slammed with admin and we've both had a productive day so i mean

01:01:38.500 it's a good life we're moving things forward that's what matters

01:01:48.420 this looks amazing i'm just looking at the look of it first i got my beautiful wife and beautiful kids

01:02:07.940 what do you think

Based Camp - November 19, 2025

FBI & Tucker Are Lying About the Trump Assassin (The New Info is Crazy)

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