00:00:30.000All right, you guys, happy Tuesday. I have to say that I got such a chuckle out of this comment from yesterday's episode. This user wrote this. He said, imagine being sentenced to death because you happen to be wearing Converse sneakers. Yeah, that's apparently a thing now. Sorry, guys. Welcome to Trump's America. Unfortunately, it just be like that, yo. You should have worn your second favorite sneakers.
00:00:55.620What do I have for you guys today other than this unnecessarily gay photo of Blake Neff0.99
00:01:01.360and Jeremy Boring, which they consciously selected. That's what makes it so funny.1.00
00:01:07.920They consciously selected this photo to promote their upcoming sit-down, which will undoubtedly
00:01:12.140be about me, Tucker Carl said. If you just look at the photo, why would any person willingly post
00:01:18.820this and expect it not to trend on X for being gay? Which it is at this moment. It's trending
00:01:23.000on X just for being gay. The memes are exceptional. I never thought that we would see fake and gay1.00
00:01:29.320so beautifully demonstrated in the wild like that. And what did the dog that's in the middle,1.00
00:01:36.440what did he do? Deserve that? Somebody get PETA. I have a lot of questions, fortunately.
00:01:40.780Comedian and political commentator Bobby Sausalito has some answers with the most accurate prediction
00:01:46.660about what this episode is about. We're going to get to that, but first I want to jump back
00:03:51.280I also like to address a lot of you car people who emailed us yesterday, making us aware that there is a difference in the body on the Dodge Challenger, which was towed and has since been identified as Tyler Robinson's Dodge Challenger and the Dodge Challenger, which we are showing you in the administrative lot.
00:06:32.340Whereas I was using the testimony from lead SBI agent David Hull on the preliminary hearing.
00:06:37.940Silly us, we forgot how many times the feds have changed their official story since September.
00:06:43.620More on that later, because I at first really want to drive this point home via an over
00:06:47.840explanation as to why a second Dodge Challenger is relevant and problematic.
00:06:52.480OK, so during this early morning, so between 830 and 933 is the only time frame that we
00:07:00.880are going to be shown a Dodge Challenger from the prosecution.
00:07:04.640OK, after Maroon Boy exits campus at 9.33 a.m. in that Dodge Challenger, which we have revealed is around the same time that Waluigi exits campus, he's going to leave 17 minutes later at about 9.50.
00:07:17.980For the rest of prosecution eternity, we are going to be asked to simply use our imagination regarding the Dodge Challenger.
00:07:25.980There's no proof. There's no evidence. We're going to be asked to simply make assumptions on how it might connect to the person that eventually comes on to campus wearing a black shirt with an American flag, crip walking.
00:07:37.600So I want you to understand there is a difference between what you have actually been shown and what they are asking you to just imagine.1.00
00:07:47.060Agent Hull doesn't even so much as try to suggest
00:07:50.340that they tracked Maroon Boy's Dodge Challenger off campus.
00:07:53.660He doesn't suggest that they saw him changing outfits.
00:07:56.760It's just a blank that they're asking you to fill in.
00:08:29.400Maybe the maroon boy really did just want to know where the event was going to be.
00:08:34.640And maybe that maroon boy was actually among the crowd when Charlie Kirk was speaking.
00:08:38.340If you didn't track a specific Dodge Challenger off of campus, how are we to accept that the blurry person that you are deeming guilty is the correct person?
00:08:51.400How is he guilty of anything, actually?
00:08:54.540They have not presented a single piece of evidence that we can even reasonably infer upon.
00:09:00.000There are no photos or videos of an identifiable Dodge Challenger parked off campus.
00:09:04.560And if you were hoping that maybe, just maybe, we would be able to see the Dodge Challenger, which we were told returned after midnight, pulled up to Officer Goforth after committing the crime of the century, asked, had a little conversation with Goforth, you'd be wrong again.
00:09:21.280They've never indicated that he had on body cam footage.
00:09:24.580Then there is the case of Miss Noble, the neighbor who observed what is supposed to be that same Dodge Challenger shortly after Goforth saw it.
00:09:32.260She's her and her husband see it parked in their neighborhood.
00:09:34.660She claims that the Dodge Challenger was being driven by a bald person who had two people in the back seat.
00:16:58.980My opinion, though, I can say on the basis of the shifting narratives is this.
00:17:04.680I have always maintained that I believe Tyler Robinson was involved with something on that day, that he played a role, that he was around campus.
00:17:11.920I do not believe he had anything to do with the actual killing of Charlie Kirk.
00:18:45.360I think multiple students could have been wearing Converse sneakers on that day.
00:18:51.420I also think it's plausible that there was a morning meeting that happened at UVU.
00:18:56.320Can I say that? I'm going to put that out there.
00:18:57.620I think there could have been a morning meeting that happened at UVU ahead of what was, in my opinion, a very carefully planned assassination.
00:19:04.740I think Ms. Noble, the neighbor, and her husband were telling the truth when she said that she saw a bald man and two other people in a Dodge Challenger early in the morning on September 11th.
00:19:19.120I suspect that those people were driving a rental car.
00:19:23.220And my best evidence is that no one seems to be able to keep their story straight, least of all the feds.
00:19:30.240In the early days, we were told that Charlie's killer changed clothes in the rooftop, that the screwdriver was found with the gun in the woods, not on the rooftop.
00:19:38.640That got changed. Suddenly, nobody was changing on the rooftop.
00:19:41.580The screwdriver was on the rooftop, bizarrely, also, which I mentioned earlier, on September 15th.
00:19:47.960So that's days after Tyler Robinson was taken in.
00:19:50.960In a full five days after the SBI had time to gather and review the campus footage, they filed a warrant in which they detailed specifically that the maroon boy went to the wooded area between 8.28 a.m. and 9.24 a.m.
00:20:08.520That's why we had it wrong on the timeline, because this was from the warrants that they filed after having reviewed the footage.
00:20:14.040They're going to say that. They say, Agent Mordenson, remember his job was to collect all the footage, reviewed Utah Valley University security video and discovered Robinson's Challenger, enter a UVU parking structure located on Campus Drive at approximately 800 West at 828 a.m.
00:20:31.900After entering the structure, Robinson parked and exited his vehicle.
00:20:39.180went to the rooftop for eight minutes and walked around campus until 9 24 a.m when he returned to
00:20:48.680his car in the video robinson is seen wearing a ball cap a red t-shirt light colored shorts and
00:20:54.760converse style tennis shoes during the time that robinson walked around the campus he is seen
00:20:59.080visiting areas such as a wooded area near where a rifle is later discovered and the site where the
00:21:05.660victim was shot. Robinson leaves the parking structure in his vehicle at approximately 9.32.
00:21:13.500That entire narrative changes by the time the preliminary hearing goes down.
00:21:17.820As you guys know, it's a total narrative shift. Lead SBI agent David Hull now claims that Maroon
00:21:24.520Boy did no such thing in that first hour. He actually came to campus, checked in with the
00:21:28.980TPUSA rep. And then he departed campus at 924 until he returns on foot. Now he no longer has
00:21:37.960his Dodge Challenger at 10.09 a.m. And he has a Chick-fil-A, sits down, he eats Chick-fil-A.
00:21:43.880And then he goes to walk around campus to the wooded area where the gun will eventually be
00:21:48.940found. And then he departs campus again. And this time he departs at around 11 a.m. because
00:21:56.120it's time to play Wordle. And he gets a good score. He plays Wordle off campus,
00:22:00.580sends that score to his friends at 1128, and then he changes back into his clothes. I don't know,
00:22:05.780maybe you're not allowed to play Wordle on campus. I don't know why that was necessary.
00:22:10.560And then he changes into that black shirt with an American flag. Again, use your imagination.
00:22:14.860We have no evidence of that. And then he gets put on some jeans and he returns again
00:22:19.560to commit the first crime he's ever committed in his life, which happens to be capital murder.0.98
00:22:26.120The narrative itself is so patently stupid and unnecessary that it reads to me like they were finding holes in their own narrative and they had to just keep adjusting as time went on. That's what the warrants read like as well. Like there was this pre-planned narrative and then they had to adjust it because a new piece of evidence was uncovered that would dispute it.0.96
00:22:44.540For example, like Ms. Noble suddenly calling in and saying, I saw this Dodge Challenger and had this bald man.0.98
00:22:51.780Well, we said that the Dodge Challenger thing happened at this time, so we're just going to have to update this, which they did.0.80
00:22:57.480They updated the time three times that the Dodge Challenger was in front of Ms. Noble's house, despite the fact that it's on surveillance, that time gets adjusted three times across three different warrants.
00:24:02.780There was also, obviously, that is the admissions lot.
00:24:06.860That's where admissions would be. There was also that person that was arrested who was taking photos outside of the Woodbury building that nobody really talks about anymore. The very next day, he was wearing a medical coat because that's what he wore for work.
00:24:23.320but there's also another fact about the Woodbury building that most people don't know because we
00:24:30.240never really discussed it we didn't know what it meant remember in the very very very early days
00:24:35.380of um early hours really of the assassination people saw that plane which used to be owned
00:24:41.480in Romania shocking the N888 plane and uh Shalane and Derek Maxfield it was their plane they had to
00:24:49.760come out and give a statement. She ran a makeup company, which was called Sapria. And then they
00:24:57.820also started this charity to help people, to help kids that were trafficked, right? And they came
00:25:05.040out and they said, yes, people thought that maybe the person who killed Charlie Kirk was on that
00:25:10.260plane. They came out and said, no, that's not true. But they were kind of in the hot seat for
00:25:16.320a moment. Well, what people don't know is that they actually shared ownership of that plane
00:25:22.480with a couple, last name B-A-U-M, Baum, who had given $5 million to UVU and who operated their
00:25:32.260business center. They operated their program. That's what they got for their $5 million,
00:25:36.800a business program. And they operated that program outside, out of the Woodbury building.
00:25:42.160And so that's just an interesting little,
00:25:44.800not suggesting anything if they did anything wrong,
00:25:47.560but everyone was looking at the Maxfield owners