00:09:14.580Yes. Yes. So so when he's first spotted on campus, he has different clothing on and then he changes clothing on the roof and then changed back into that clothing at some point so that when when he was when he was apprehended, when he when he was arrested, the clothing matched the clothing he had on before the shooting here at UVU.
00:09:36.740next question quick i don't want to have to follow up on the bs that i just said
00:09:42.000now standing to his side obviously on the right hand side of your screen that's cash patel
00:09:47.540on the other side that's beau mason standing behind the governor and you will note that at
00:09:52.320no point to those two intervene and say oh no no that's incorrect and don't forget i must stress
00:09:57.460this is after they arrested tyler robinson sees the text messages had the ability to review them
00:10:03.600review of the footage everywhere on campus, presumably. So what happened to that narrative?
00:10:12.760There's supposed to be somebody butt naked on the rooftop. What happened to that narrative?
00:10:17.280Did the governor go rogue like Andrew Colvett? I hate when that happens. Or did they just
00:10:22.720completely make that part up as they were trying to make the various decoy boys make sense?
00:10:29.260I never understood why he needed to change at all. Can you not wear a maroon shirt?
00:10:32.700and if you're going to change, why wouldn't you do that in the bathroom?
00:10:37.560They were trying to tell to us that the assassin was also an exhibitionist or something.
00:10:42.800Literally, what would be the point of changing from a marooned shirt into a long-sleeved shirt
00:12:50.980That's another thing that people are confused about, because Cash said that they found his,
00:12:55.020what we presume was his screwdriver on the top of the building and they found his dna on it
00:13:00.060leading many to believe he had disassembled the gun when he jumped off of the roof but
00:13:04.620then it appears when you guys found it in the woods it was assembled so can you provide any
00:13:09.180clarity on that yeah and i was a little hesitant in a media appearance this morning to go into
00:13:15.820specifics on uh especially the video and where the gun was and there's a reason again i uh i'm
00:13:22.780we only, we only want to be transparent here. Yeah. Just suspect. Yeah. The suspect not
00:13:29.940cooperating is the video is obviously grainy. And, and as folks in the video space know out there,
00:13:37.420we can, we have a number of really excellent tools in our lab, which is, they're doing amazing work
00:13:43.940and they've been up and handling this for days now, but the video is very grainy and I want to
00:13:49.940be very clear and I don't want to, oh, there was, you know, I've already seen some online
00:13:54.060travel. Yeah, I can see it on the screen. You'll see it's a grainy video. Now, I've been on that
00:13:59.660roof in that corner. And when you see the camera in the distance away, it's clearly not the best
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00:14:31.180details. Not sure you answered the question there. That's a tricky one. That's what my kids always
00:14:41.900say when something's confusing. They go, that's a tricky one, mom. That is a tricky one. So are we
00:14:47.380to believe that our nation's top brass couldn't rush to get some of that 4K HD, 4D chest, super
00:14:54.240de-duper, crystal clear, overwhelming footage that was made available to Benny Johnson, Graham Allen
00:14:59.280and his wife 10 months later and some other influencers. And we still don't have an explanation
00:15:05.680for the rooftop and why he had the screwdriver at all. Also, what could they have possibly seen
00:15:12.580that would have led them to believe that he had changed clothes on the rooftops? There's still
00:15:17.300no answer for anything. Grainy footage? You know, I actually have an idea. Let me spin a more
00:15:22.180plausible story to you. I think my source, the person who recorded the rooftop guy on Losey,
00:15:30.340is likely telling the truth about the tactical clothing. I think it was never even actually a
00:15:36.320towel that we saw in the footage that the rooftop jogger, the rooftop sprinter had. I think it was
00:15:45.180likely a black jacket, just as the person who recorded described. He said he was wearing a black
00:15:51.620jacket and tactical gear. All he knows is he was wearing all black because there was that blurry
00:15:58.320image that we were told was a towel because they had to then make it fit in with the gun,
00:16:01.500which was wrapped in a towel. But let's check that out. Because I think it's much more likely
00:16:09.240that rooftop man was just a decoy who never fired any gun. He was tasked with sprinting away at the
00:16:17.920right time. And I think it's plausible that while he was running, he dumped his tactical gloves and
00:16:23.600what's in his hand there is his black jacket and his backpack, which was also described by my
00:16:29.640eyewitness who was never contacted for some reason. I think he dropped all that by the bus
00:16:35.320stop near Fulton Library. And those items, as we learned, were then recovered by Sergeant
00:16:41.340Jennifer Faumina of the State Bureau of Investigations, her office. And I have to say this,
00:16:47.960Jennifer Faumina rubs me the wrong way. Can't explain it. It's the vibes. It's her entire
00:16:55.480posture as she randomly blacks out on what could be a crucial piece of evidence. I don't recall.
00:17:00.680I don't recall. Oh, you don't recall whether you signed off on the FBI not testing a backpack, gloves, potential tactical gear that were abandoned upon the exact path that the shooter ran? You just don't recall that? Who are you, Sergeant Jennifer Faulina?
00:17:18.340Over the weekend, a lot of people noted that she appeared, indeed she did, on season two, episode one of the Netflix show called Worst Roommate Ever, where she indicates that she worked with the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force.
00:17:32.800I've been with the State Bureau of Investigation for eight years, but I'm also assigned full time to the FBI as part of the Joint Terrorism Task Force.
00:17:41.940And especially with this case, it was one where with this type of bacteria and not knowing this person's intent in purchasing it, we really had to act fast.
00:17:54.080So I'll say this. Police officers do participate in various TV shows, especially when they're recapping a crime.
00:18:00.480It's not completely off the mark, but it certainly piqued my interest in her and her background.
00:18:05.000and she has spoken about how she was raised,
00:18:08.960born and raised in Hawaii, moved to Utah.
00:18:11.120And so I decided to just, you know, prod it,
00:19:53.200And there's another interesting tidbit.
00:19:54.920Now, regarding that FBI press conference that we showed you earlier, Kash Patel is standing to the right and he's standing next to the newly appointed state police commissioner, Bo Mason.
00:20:10.640You should know that Bo Mason was appointed to that position of commissioner of Utah, of the Utah Department of Public Safety, on June 19th of 2025 by Governor Cox.
00:20:21.800and this is not the press conference the one that we showed earlier with cash patel is the one
00:20:26.480that i wanted to show there um that we showed earlier with cash patel standing there you know
00:20:31.640i'm talking about the press conference where the governor says that he was on the uh changed clothes
00:20:35.500on the rooftop anyway turns out that that guy beau was apparently in the same post back in 2013 that
00:20:45.700training photo with Jennifer Faumina in 2013. So I can show you that. That's the two of them
00:20:51.700together. Pretty small post session, but that's May 20th, 2013. The two of them are listed together
00:20:58.200and they are, I don't know how it works and I could be ignorant and I'm sure I'll get emails
00:21:03.180from people. There's another photo of them. Fast forward, Jennifer Faumina and Bo Mason together
00:21:08.14010 years later in 2023 when she is sworn in as a sergeant, 2023. Okay. Well, Mason's appointment
00:21:18.220to police commissioner is timely. I want to point that out. We have continually raised this pattern
00:21:23.920since early on in this investigation. There were so many new faces and new appointments in Utah
00:21:29.640ahead of Charlie Kirk's assassination. Everybody was seemingly new, new, new. Remember, we have
00:21:34.980the CEO of Timpanogos Hospital, Andrew Zenger. He was appointed just a couple of weeks before
00:21:41.360Charlie's assassination on August 18th, 2025. Of course, Judge Tony Graff was appointed in May
00:21:48.0802025. We can skip cash because that makes sense because Trump just came into office.
00:21:54.260Beau Mason, as I just told you, was appointed on June 19th, 2025 to his position as commissioner.
00:22:02.020We talked in the past about the newer, I should say, medical examiner from July of 2024.
00:22:08.860And then this one, which just gets me.
00:22:11.740Remember Special Agent Robert Bowles, who had been serving for the FBI office over in
00:22:19.380Virginia, but suddenly, and rather inexplicably, Kash Patel fires the person that was heading
00:26:07.860So the Makila Ward, where the Faumwina family lived.
00:26:13.420And curious, which deserves an episode by itself, is that the brother was a member of this or part of this adult friends for youth, which was run by Sid Rosen.
00:27:05.040In later articles, Jennifer's father would claim that the gang was upset because he was going on this Mormon mission.
00:27:12.400The ward members would speak out denying that he was in a gang, which is rather curious because his older brother's not denying it, saying he fell into trouble, whatever.
00:27:20.260Just the entire story here, Mormons, gangs, it got me thinking.
00:27:25.560Because a while ago, I told you guys that I had connected with Courtney Love.0.94
00:27:28.540And I'm talking a long time ago, back when Charlie was alive.
00:27:31.740And I had no idea, I told you, what she was talking about when she was describing to me0.50
00:27:36.040the Mormon mafia. She kept saying it is an extension of the Zionist mafia, the Mormon mafia.
00:27:41.820I truly, at this time, just could not process that information. And I go back now and I read
00:27:48.640those messages and I'm going, she knew exactly what she was talking about, I think. Because now
00:27:54.300a very interesting picture is emerging. And that's why I'm speaking to you about this. A picture that
00:27:58.700I think is going to shock you, but we have to unpack it quite slowly. I don't want to give you
00:28:02.240information overload today, so I just want you to park that in the back of your mind. Because I,
00:28:07.980I don't know about you, but I have not abandoned my deep sense that Israel was involved in the
00:28:13.620assassination of Charlie Kirk. But that the assassination took place in Mormon territory
00:28:19.980makes it curious. Curious perhaps until tomorrow when we begin to thread some interesting connections
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00:31:59.740that those discrepancies are not important.
00:32:01.760Now, I would say, some would say, that Brian Harpole asserting that CPR was not performed while Frank Churek says that it was performed in the car is a major discrepancy and a major contradiction.
00:32:19.800But I want you to listen to Frank Churek because he owns it and makes it clear it's not a contradiction.
00:35:58.140You do have to have someone flat to conduct CPR.
00:36:02.520How did he miss you moving the body into that position,
00:36:05.080getting on top of him and providing CPR. I know you're really passionate,
00:36:12.260but I also think you're full of shit. So there's that. I think your definition of it's not a1.00
00:36:21.420contradiction is inaccurate. And I don't think it is a contradiction, Frank. I think it's a lie.
00:36:28.580And you're now conceding that you lied or Brian lied. I don't know who lied. And now you're using
00:36:35.040he has a lawsuit so he can't speak about it? Why can't you speak about, you just spoke for three
00:36:39.460hours on the Sean Ryan show. Why would the lawsuit prevent you from speaking out? In fact, you're
00:36:45.400verifying my claims in the lawsuit. Frank, genius. Everything's so spotty. You would think that that
00:36:53.680would be a crucial detail that no one would forget on that journey, a short journey to the hospital.
00:36:59.460Now, okay, of course, everyone is forgetting. That's kind of been a point here. A regular fixture is everybody is somehow, I don't know, developing amnesia. And Blake Neff, man, this guy. Blake Neff doesn't remember what city at first.
00:37:21.340he says he stayed in Orem. Then he has another discussion and changes his mind and says that
00:37:27.160they stayed in Salt Lake City. Salt Lake City is the true event, true version of events. The entire
00:37:33.740Turning Point team stayed in Salt Lake City. But Flake does not remember what hotel they stayed in.
00:37:41.240It's a lot. I want you to hear him in his own words. Take a listen.
00:37:45.320The first time I talked to you, you said you spent the night in Orem. You stayed at a hotel.
00:37:48.780you may have left the hotel once for food but now you're now you're saying you were in salt lake so
00:37:54.380you're not now i'm saying my i i don't know the exact context but my guess is someone said like
00:37:59.820did you stay in orem that night and i interpret i asked i interpreted as did you stay in utah
00:38:05.680that night as opposed to returning to phoenix where i live and i stayed in utah that night and
00:38:10.500i stayed basically in the same place everyone else stayed we were all in to my knowledge that
00:38:16.180The same hotel, and it was, I think, in Salt Lake.
00:47:27.920I don't know if you guys are familiar with that. I had a lot of people a lot of times telling me about the, is it called the Franklin cover-up? Cover-up. Is that what it's called? A widely debated conspiracy theory. Omaha, Nebraska, one of our Egyptian plane stops.
00:47:45.800The scandal involving a $40 million financial fraud, claims of abuse by high-ranking politicians, and satanic ritual abuse.
00:48:02.620I want to be slow and methodical and know what I'm speaking about.
00:48:06.760As you see, this is a heavily researched show.
00:48:09.480And if we make one mistake, if I say not Omaha, Nebraska, but I can say Omaha, Idaho, and they come out and they know what you're talking about.
00:48:19.560And so this name just kind of made me go, okay, there's a lot happening here.
00:49:05.120Blake Neff acts like he lost his squishmallow.
00:49:07.400He does. He does. And I am not going to be the one to get up and return it for him. So Blake Neff, maybe you got to do a phone phone your daddy like you got Andrew Kovac bringing in his brother, big brother. You got to bring in your dad, I think, to come out and regulate these streets, these mean streets of X.
00:49:25.940From this episode, we have North America First who writes,
00:49:28.840so Flock could be used to go after common folk, but not this guy?
00:50:12.440It looks like an explosion went up, happened under his shirt.
00:50:15.580It sounds like Robert O'Neill has killed a person or two and might know what a shot looks like up close, and he doesn't seem to think that shirts do those sorts of activities after people are hit in the neck. But what would I know? What would he know? We have, you know, Grant Allen telling us that that's the case. These people are the true experts. These little sissy boys that are on YouTube all day telling us what to believe.
00:50:40.480the real tough guys in the military,0.91