00:00:00.000I'm pointing out they are meeting their probable cause standard and that there is a lot of evidence pointing to Tyler Robinson as the trigger man.
00:00:07.120My criticism of the of those that have been raising alternative narratives is that they're looking at the wrong place.
00:00:13.740Trying to convince people Tyler Robinson has nothing to do with this is not going to be a productive path.
00:00:19.280That that's the path that I said is like, you know, you experienced that where people went all the way down the rabbit hole on Sandy Hook when they missed some of the more obvious places to look like inadequate security, things like that.
00:00:30.000And so I think the same thing is happening in the Candace world where they're so – if a piece of evidence incriminates an Israel lobby, incriminates a conspiracy, incriminates somebody, but it exonerates Turning Point, a lot of the Candace crowd will ignore that evidence.
00:00:48.740So, for example, what the preliminary hearing has not shown at all to me is that there was no conspiracy here.
00:00:54.380It is not shown to me. Lance Twig's testimony by video looked to me like someone that was involved in the murder, in my view, that was a co-conspirator.
00:01:03.880And I haven't explained how this. I agree. Let's elaborate.
00:01:06.320He yeah, he looked very sinister things. You said elaborate on that.
00:01:10.800Yeah. So the so the the question is, the do you have a quibono for someone else to have committed the murder?
00:01:16.680The answer is yes. People connected to the Israel lobby benefited from the murder of Charlie Kirk.
00:01:21.220Do you have unusual security lapses? We've often talked about when you look for you look for certain red flags of a false flag, which doesn't mean a murder didn't happen.
00:01:30.580Doesn't mean a person didn't commit the murder. It just means all the culprits haven't been properly identified.
00:01:35.660Literally, the pirates raising a false flag to get close to the ship to seize it doesn't mean the pirates didn't seize the ship.
00:01:41.140And so here, there is an alternative qui bono. Now, a qui bono that made zero sense was blaming Turning Point, was blaming Erica Kirk, was blaming the other people at Turning Point.
00:01:52.540They lost her husband. She lost the father of her children. And all of them lost a close friend and the key source of their revenue and public support.
00:02:01.600So the qui bono ruled out Turning Point, but ruled in the possibility of the Israel lobby.
00:02:07.080And so if you look at that, then you go to the second. Is there an unusual security lapse? The unusual security lapse wasn't by Turning Point. Turning Point identified the security risk of that rooftop. And it was instead by the university police who lied to Turning Point and said they couldn't have a drone there, lied to Turning Point about saying it would be locked, lied to Turning Point saying they would have security there.
00:02:33.640That has also not been explained at all at this probable cause hearing.
00:02:38.380So to me, those are the paths, evidentiary paths, people should pursue as to broader suspects.
00:02:44.020And Lance Twiggs, all dressed up in a suit, looking like a nice preppy kid, reading like from a script,
00:02:49.500the reads more like an asset than he reads like.
00:02:53.340Well, when I saw the boyfriend, that guy looks like out of Central, casting scary as hell.
00:02:58.580I mean, and the way he's stone faced and all that.0.99
00:03:01.840and the way he's so controlled the i was like this is not your typical tranny furry personality
00:03:08.220those people tend to be very unstable and all over i'm thinking this was his handler i think0.54
00:03:12.780this was his handler this is obviously a bigger intellect i'm just telling you my radar goes off
00:03:17.740it goes evil evil evil evil you know and my gut's never wrong neither is yours barnes when you look0.66
00:03:22.200at this twigs guy i mean is your right does your evil radar not just go like pegging you know take0.78
00:03:28.480a take a very normie perspective like viva fry he was looking at this guy he goes this guy screams
00:03:33.820he's involved in this conspiracy he screams there's something wrong here something off here
00:03:38.040that's just your normie perspective you know the so i and where could that lead that that could
00:03:43.280implicate the israel lobby or could implicate the intelligence community this could be an op gone
00:03:48.080bad this could be an op gone awol we've talked about this multiple times one of the risks and
00:03:52.720dangers of these kind of ops that the if this was such an op let's see if we could take a normie
00:03:57.740middle american from rural utah and radicalize them into becoming a murderer and assassin maybe
00:04:03.340not particularly for charlie kirk just becoming a manchurian candidate type personality the and
00:04:08.420because whatever it is it is highly curious and very strange that the fbi never pursued this
00:04:15.100investigation into the larger group and they immediately got to twigs to get use immunity
00:04:21.260and was he appears to be in witness protection the way he kind of disappeared the uh so i mean
00:04:26.960That that itself is odd. The and usually somebody who's if he was ideologically motivated, if he was truly part of the trans community from heart, mind and soul, he'd be out there defending Tyler Robinson.
00:04:39.140The instead he's he's setting up Robinson to be the complete patsy in the soul patsy for the whole thing.
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00:05:01.040Robert Barnes joins us with the best lawyer I know and also one of the smartest lay historians out there.
00:05:07.100I want to cover a lot of topics with him.
00:05:09.740I want to get into the midterms. I want to get into Iran.
00:05:12.200I want to get in to what the Democrats are planning to do.
00:05:16.240And of course, he's been a lawyer for Trump as well, exposing election fraud.
00:05:19.380He's also been very critical as I've been the last year.
00:05:21.120the change of trajectory, but obviously he has been front and center on this Tyler Robinson case.
00:05:28.640And I want to be a million percent clear, okay, because people want to pin me down on this, pin
00:05:32.980me down on that. I normally have a good idea of what's going on with big subjects. I can predict
00:05:36.400what's going to happen with Iran. I can tell you about this and that. With this situation,1.00
00:05:41.920this is a whodunit that gives me actual headaches because there are all these weird anomalies that
00:05:47.420don't make sense i've talked to the white house when cash patel says we're not looking at foreign0.98
00:05:51.460governments and we're not going to look at the trannies that all said he'll be dead tomorrow0.90
00:05:54.720why not those are great witnesses uh well we don't think we can evict them i got that from0.99
00:05:59.040the high level tb usa uh i don't think a 30 odd six doesn't go through your neck uh this stuff
00:06:05.200is also weird but then you got tyler robinson you know you know with a rifle on him on his leg and
00:06:12.480then but also how do you slap a telescopic scope on and then it hits its target anybody knows that
00:06:16.320type of scope that have a rifle that it's going to be at least off six, eight inches. You got to
00:06:19.960bore sight it and dial it in when you do that. So this is the greatest mystery ever. Because with
00:06:24.880JFK, now I was born after it and later it was so much knowledge, but it was open and shut. Who did
00:06:29.220it? We have the witnesses, the whistleblowers, deathbed confessions. With this, it is just,
00:06:34.840gives me a headache. But now all this strong evidence is coming out that Tyler Robinson did
00:06:41.260say he did it. And there is all this evidence. And but then you've got all these other amazing
00:06:47.260things that are happening. So I thought we should cover this first. And I know Barnes
00:06:51.860thinks he's guilty, basically. And I respect Barnes. He's a lot of integrity. He's obviously
00:06:56.360not on the Israeli payroll to, you know, to say that or whoever killed him. I still think it's
00:07:03.140an open book. And I think there can be reasonable doubt when they're saying, well, we can't
00:07:07.040conclusively say the bullet they dug out of him came from a 30-odd-six. They don't say it
00:07:11.740fragmented, whatever. But I mean, you could still, if it fragmented, you'd get rifling off part of
00:07:17.780it. You could reconstruct it, computer models. I mean, so that alone could be used in a reasonable
00:07:22.800doubt. So we'll get his predictions for the trial now on day five of the pretrial. Robert Barnes
00:07:28.120also has his own very popular podcast. You follow him on Exit Barnes Law as well. But you'd be
00:07:32.500hiding under a rock to not know where Barnes is, but everybody should follow him. So, Barnes,
00:09:13.280The preliminary hearing stage is a very low evidentiary standard.
00:09:16.960It only requires they show probable cause, which means that there is a reason to believe
00:09:23.380that a murder occurred and that Tyler Robinson committed it for the aggravated murder charge
00:09:29.080And there's aggravated circumstances present in how the murder was committed, namely that it was intentional and that it was under certain circumstances like religious and political motivation for the murder.
00:09:41.740So the defense will not present much of its defense here.
00:09:48.820The only advantage a defense lawyer has is to hold back their defense for trial.
00:09:53.240So I have no conclusion at this point as to whether Tyler Robinson is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt because the evidence hasn't been fully contested yet.
00:10:02.880I do believe the prosecution has met its probable cause standard.
00:10:06.480The other important things to notice here is that the probable cause standard allows for these hearings to present hearsay testimony, testimony that has not been challenged under cross-examination or confrontation of witnesses, allows testimony that doesn't meet maybe scientific standards for the purposes of trial itself.
00:10:26.140So not only is the standard of the burden the lowest burden in all of American law, but it also allows evidence in that may not be admissible evidence at actual trial.
00:10:38.700So I think those are two important things to take into consideration.
00:10:42.340I know some people confuse this with a trial, and so they thought Tyler Robinson was being denied due process.
00:10:49.660In fact, he's received more due process than almost all criminal defendants receive in America.
00:10:54.520He got advanced previews of all the discovery. That's very rare. He didn't have to even file a plea until the preliminary hearing, and he was able to delay the preliminary hearing for the better part of a year. That is very rare. He's got to cross-examine a bunch of witnesses, including state experts and federal experts, and that is very rare.
00:11:13.640Some people get confused because the ATF and FBI have witnesses testifying.
00:11:18.000That's because their labs are considered the most sophisticated labs in the country for testing DNA and forensic evidence.
00:11:24.300Well, let me just interrupt you for a moment, which I'm good at, while you go over all the factoids.
00:11:30.200I follow a lot of your work, but I've been so busy the last few days, I wasn't able to.
00:11:34.160I just saw Lionel kind of on air like, I can't believe Barnes believes all of it and believes the story.
00:11:38.720And then I saw other people going, yeah, Barnes.
00:11:40.560So I guess something you said, I just believe, people, that you were buying at least part of the official story.
00:11:47.660What do you think could have spurred them to think that?
00:11:50.900Yeah, I mean, I think it's because I'm pointing out that they are meeting their probable cause standard and that there is a lot of evidence pointing to Tyler Robinson as the trigger man.
00:12:00.060My criticism of those that have been raising alternative narratives is that they're looking at the wrong place.
00:12:06.300trying to convince people Tyler Robinson has nothing to do with this is not going to be a
00:12:11.200productive path. That that's the path that I said is like, you know, you experienced that where
00:12:15.480people went all the way down the rabbit hole on Sandy Hook when they missed some of the more
00:12:19.420obvious places to look like inadequate security, things like that. The and so I think the same
00:12:24.960thing is happening in the Candace world where they're so if a piece of evidence
00:12:30.080incriminates an Israel lobby, incriminates a conspiracy, incriminates somebody,
00:12:37.000but it exonerates Turning Point, a lot of the Candace crowd will ignore that evidence.
00:12:41.580So, for example, what the preliminary hearing has not shown at all to me
00:13:16.560We've often talked about when you look for certain red flags of a false flag, which doesn't mean a murder didn't happen, doesn't mean a person didn't commit the murder.
00:13:25.100It just means all the culprits haven't been properly identified.
00:13:28.060literally the pirates raising a false flag to get close to the ship to seize it doesn't mean the
00:13:32.660pirates didn't seize the ship the and so here there is a alternative qui bono now a qui bono
00:13:38.580that made zero sense was blaming turning point was blaming erica kirk was blaming the the other
00:13:44.040people at turning point they all they lost their the her husband she lost the father of her children
00:13:48.940she and and all of them lost a close friend and the key source of their revenue and public support
00:13:54.440So the Qui Bono ruled out Turning Point, but ruled in the possibility of the Israel lobby.
00:14:00.480And so if you look at that, then then you go to a second. Is there an unusual security lapse?
00:14:05.240The unusual security lapse wasn't by Turning Point. Turning Point identified the security risk of that rooftop.
00:14:12.480And it was instead by the university police who lied to Turning Point and said they couldn't have a drone there,
00:14:19.880lied to turning point about saying it would be locked lied to turning point saying they would
00:14:25.280have security there that has also not been explained at all at this probable cause hearing
00:14:30.780so to me those are the paths evidentiary paths people should pursue as to broader suspects
00:14:36.620then we get to the third aspect everything about his communications with lance his lover and the
00:14:42.500communications with people on the discord board suggests somebody that's trying to people looked
00:14:47.660said, they said it feels kind of fake. Well, there's plenty of evidence that he made those
00:14:50.880texts. Those texts have now been introduced at every single evidentiary stage from the servers
00:14:55.440at discord, from the cell phones on the twigs possessed from the cell phone that Tyler Robinson
00:15:00.300possessed from the testimony of Lance twigs. All of have confirmed and other police investigators
00:15:06.500that in fact, Tyler Robinson did send those texts communicating that he was the one responsible for
00:15:12.140the murder but why would he send those texts unless it's possible they were co-conspirators
00:15:18.120and he was trying to give them a heads up to clear out clear up get rid of what you need to
00:15:23.380get rid of dodge bullet i'll take the i'll take the hit you know i'll take the rap he probably
00:15:28.460didn't think based on him leaving the note behind for lance twigs that uh his lover that the that0.77
00:15:34.320that he would actually survive this the well yeah that's what i saw when i read it it sounds like
00:15:39.460It's a cover story for him, but let's unpack what you said earlier, because I know you're
00:15:44.900the expert on this, and I agree with you totally.
00:15:46.720I'm not against Candace Owens, but day one, they're saying it's Fort Huachuca, 12 colonels,
00:15:52.540a known con man who said his wife locked him in the garage, beat him up with a hammer,
00:15:57.900beat the car, took the keys, and then there's video of him convicted doing all that.
00:17:55.360I think people that are looking for additional culprits to this murder have have concluded in their heads they must exclude the possibility of Tyler Robinson's involvement.
00:18:07.420And from the beginning, there was just too much evidence pointing to him that it was his gun, his gun given to him by his father.
00:18:13.360They found his DNA on the gun. They found the etchings on the bullets.
00:18:16.780The etchings on the bullets were confirmed by Lance Twiggs, that there was an expired bullet there, that they had an unusual bullet that was used, that was of the kind, that was designed to not leave an exit wound and explode upon impact effectively.
00:18:55.500The question was, was he alone in being that trigger man?
00:18:59.040Did people help him in getting access to that roof?
00:19:02.160Did people help him in initially getting away?
00:19:04.700Did people help him in originating the plan itself?
00:19:07.860And then did people help him in terms of radicalizing him, mind control activating him?
00:19:12.500Because this is a kid who a year ago didn't believe any of this stuff.
00:19:15.720a year ago wasn't involved in any of this was a normie conservative from rural utah and suddenly
00:19:21.240becomes a radicalized trans obsessed uh killer murderer assassin so you know the who's never
00:19:28.380done anything like this in his life has no military background so you start to aggregate these details0.90
00:19:33.200and you're like this feels like a manchurian candidate and then you find out he's part of
00:19:37.780these trans discord communities that is part of these discord and other and other gamer communities
00:19:42.580But communities that are connected to Antifa related groups, Trantifa related groups out of Salt Lake City that received funding from suspect NGOs that have ties to the Israel lobby.
00:19:54.400Then you have the fact that, I mean, is there any nation in the world that brags about how many people they can murder for political reasons in Israel?0.51
00:20:01.160Didn't they profit when we see the Iran war ongoing more than anybody from Charlie Kirk's death?0.62
00:20:06.900I mean, it doesn't mean they're the alone had a motivation for it, but they at least had one of the primary motivations for it.0.83
00:20:12.100Then we get Joe Kent trying to do an investigation.
00:20:14.520It was Turning Point's lead members that told Joe Kent that they suspected a role of the Israel lobby in Israel.
00:21:32.720One could be an Israel lobby orchestrated event that might explain the unusual security lapse at the university that lied to Turning Point about securing the rooftop.
00:21:41.540The in three different ways they lied to him.
00:21:44.100I mean, they lied to him about saying they couldn't have a drone.
00:21:45.880They lied to him because you have a constitutional right over a certain airspace.
00:24:21.380The and because whatever it is, it is highly curious and very strange that the FBI never pursued this investigation into the larger group and the immediately got to twigs to get use immunity and was appears to be in witness protection.
00:24:37.960the way he kind of disappeared the uh so i mean that that itself is odd the uh and usually somebody
00:24:44.520who's if he was ideologically motivated if he was truly part of the trans community from heart mind
00:24:50.060and soul he'd be out there defending uh tyler robinson the instead he's he's setting up robinson
00:24:56.600to be the complete patsy in the soul patsy for the whole thing the and then you go deeper in
00:25:02.020to where a lot of the money uh and and information come from it comes from intel assets it comes from
00:25:07.020people connected to the israel lobby whatever it was the fbi very quickly shut down all leads into
00:25:13.160a broader conspiracy and shut down all leads when joe kent tried to investigate and i find both of
00:25:19.880that and it's it's the three signs of a a false flag qui bono of somebody else who could be a
00:25:25.860likely culprit an unusual security lapse at the scene but it wasn't by turning point it was by
00:25:31.660the university police and third unusual aspects of the investigative leads not pursued stay there
00:25:38.100stay there let's come back and unpack that because i'm just going to say this again folks
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00:27:56.640last at TheAlexShowStore.com. All right, Marn said it looks like this guy, Lance Twiggs,
00:28:03.480is in witness protection. I think they basically admit that. They admit they got him out of Utah.
00:28:09.200He's got this new life now. He's this good little Christian Mormon guy. This is, you know,
00:28:15.080in the local news here in Texas. Secret new life of Charlie Kirk's suspected trans lover is revealed
00:28:20.940as he breaks silence from suburban Southern hideout.0.65
00:28:25.500And it just goes into his whole new Mormon image and Christian conservative
00:30:15.520Yeah, no, exactly. I mean, so we have a lot of just because what I wanted people to understand is just because Tyler Robinson is very likely the trigger man does not mean there was no other broader co-conspirators that are have culpability connected to the murder and assassination and cover up of the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
00:30:34.360Because we've got the we've got quibono of other groups that could profit. The deep state could profit the not just the trans community and the woke left could profit, but the Israel lobby and Israel itself could profit.
00:30:45.520Then we've got the unusual security lapses, and then we've got the investigative cover-ups, and that is that the FBI failed to follow up on any of the broader people who were saying that they knew the murder was going to happen that day in Utah, the various direct connections between Trantifa groups and Tyler and Lance Twiggs, his lover, the failure to follow up on Lance Twiggs' own history and connections, the way he talked.
00:31:12.640He talked like somebody who knew this was going down.
00:31:15.340He mentions him that he wanted to etch out things on his bullets.
00:31:24.160The problem was Twiggs had used his machinery to help Tyler Robinson put those little etchings about, you know, catch fascist and the various, you know, famous Antifa slogans and little, you know.
00:31:37.160Which all these shooters around the country do, the serial killers, the school shooters, the shooters at the Texas ice facilities.
00:31:52.940So it appeared to me that Twiggs had two problems after Robinson was still alive after the murder.
00:31:58.300Problem one was that the that there was the note left behind that was meant to probably be a cover up, a covering letter, a CYA letter, assuming that Robinson died in the attempt at an assassination.
00:32:13.600And so he burnt that letter. But they had to explain why he burned that letter.
00:32:17.760If that letter was exonerating of Lance Twiggs, he would keep the letter. It was he became worried that it could be incriminating of him.
00:32:25.300Then you have this odd story about how he wanted to engrave on the bullets
00:32:29.780a month before for a hunting trip rather than for the assassination
00:32:33.780when everything he's engraving on there is related to the assassination.
00:32:39.240How deceptive we're supposed to believe, oh, he had this, my tool.
00:32:42.940And then also, oh, Lance Quiggs, we never talked about politics or any of this,
00:32:47.660even though he was enraged and wanted to kill Kirk.
00:32:49.860I mean, that is somebody, in my opinion, because we were heard he did it for his lover.
00:32:53.920But now, oh, no, I know nothing. I know nothing. Exactly. And he feel and then you get these what look like the they were clearly, truly sent text by Tyler Robinson.
00:33:05.200But they're the their logic behind them doesn't make any sense. Why is he confessing to the discord group?
00:33:11.200Why is he confessing to his lover? Why is he doing it in this stilted language?
00:33:15.740Unless it's intended to cover up their complicity, cover up their culpability, cover up.
00:33:21.540he's tipping them off. He's saying, I did it, everybody. I did it. Remember, I did it.
00:33:26.660The and, you know, the and by the way, remember this note that's there. Remember, this is over
00:33:31.520here. Remember, that's over there. The oh, by the way, I'm going to turn myself in, everybody.
00:33:35.920I'm going to turn myself in and hit the that's how I took that. And then Patel obliges by,
00:33:42.760I confirmed, killing the investigation into the little buddy boys. So so why? What does that mean?
00:33:49.300so i think you add that up is this is an attempt what i think there was a belief
00:33:55.900that he would get caught or killed at the scene and when that didn't happen it hit some panic
00:34:02.260mode he was supposed to get the crooks treatment yeah exactly and so he didn't get the crooks
00:34:07.700treatment probably was supposed to have got the crooks treatment the and when that didn't happen
00:34:12.440that's what my military special ops guys that's what they think is what you're saying right and
00:34:17.620makes sense i mean the so i think when you the reality was turning point security was pretty
00:34:22.460tight so they there was only one a loophole left in uh rather than some other ones so he gets out
00:34:28.000quick the he's able to to sort of look dodge the bullet so to speak quite literally the then is
00:34:33.760kind of surprised he has the sort of same childish mind that you see in lee atwater that you see in
00:34:39.620saran saran and some of these other people that might have been that appear to have been manchurian
00:34:43.800candidates of their own kind the and so the it appears to be thinking he's doing it for his
00:34:50.260lover but notice the other thing i don't believe at all and according to other people's testimony
00:34:54.220that or tell what other people have told people that haven't yet testified that lance twigs talked
00:34:59.440about trans and politics all the time and now he's pretending he never talked about it that you know
00:35:05.220that doesn't hold that in other words all of those parts of his statement appear to be tied up to
00:35:10.520cover up for him. And why were they afraid to bring him in to testify live in front of him?
00:35:17.840Because if he comes in and testifies effectively live, that the Tyler Robinson probably cuts a
00:35:22.740plea deal for life in prison. I think that's probably what's still going to happen. I think
00:35:27.500they're going to have this all wrapped up because the preliminary hearing was so compelling against
00:35:31.940Robinson being the trigger man that he has major motivation to cut a plea deal to take a death
00:35:36.840penalty off the table the but uh everything about it uh it screams that there's more culpable0.72
00:35:42.400complicit conspiratorial parties and then the question goes is it just that group of trans
00:35:47.360activists uh or was it and were these trans activists not really trans activists at all
00:35:52.080but the their own form of assets their own form of operation and then you tie this into the
00:35:57.360hollywood movie that just we don't want best oscar which was about trying to activate uh
00:36:02.360Antifa style activists celebrating and make him look like, you know, DiCaprio, their adversary, like some cruel, crazy racial, racial authoritarian.
00:36:12.120So let me ask you this and let me make an announcement. I'm doing Mario fall next hour.
00:36:16.480Very important. J. Dyer's coming in and knock it out of the park. He's always understands we have a buffer.
00:36:20.560I want you to get into Iran, Trump, the midterms. You're going to graciously in about three, four minutes host, which I'm going to love.
00:36:27.220because he did a great job, until about 12 after or so,
00:36:30.020we'll play a promo, and then Jay Dyer's loaded for bear.
00:36:32.020He'll take over for about 45 minutes or so.
00:36:34.560Then Harrison Smith comes in the war room live.
00:36:37.220But just putting bookends on this, we'll elaborate more tomorrow,
00:36:40.100knowing more, where do you see this just dead reckoning,
00:36:44.380this fiasco going, and then how is this going to affect Candace Owens,
00:36:49.200who we now have Turning Point USA security suing her,
00:36:51.660or getting ready to, and people, and I'm not putting down Candace.
00:36:55.860I think she has the right to ask questions, you know, but at the same time, how is this going to affect that whole world that only looks at the Fort Wachukum obvious disinfo to set her up?
00:37:06.200I mean, God, it was clear at the time.
00:37:08.000And then they're so tied to all of that that it's just TPUSA and which, which, which is, you know, obviously ridiculous, folks.
00:37:17.460I mean, these people have never, these aren't even military people.0.96
00:37:20.880Like his actual crew, like going to kill him.
00:37:24.140Clearly some weird stuff's going on, though.
00:37:25.860I thought maybe he's even still alive, because none of it makes sense.
00:37:29.740Barnes, putting bookends on this until tomorrow, what do you gut-level thinks happening,
00:37:33.200and what do you think comes out of this?
00:37:35.140I think Tyler Robinson was likely the trigger man.
00:37:37.660I think Turning Point is completely exonerated, but I think the other parties that are complicit
00:37:42.920in this murder, or at least the cover-up of this murder, have not been identified and
00:37:47.340probably never will, because they successfully got both the prosecution to be constrained
00:37:52.640and got the critics to go down the wrong rabbit holes.
00:37:56.220So are you predicting that he's going to get acquitted?
00:38:01.300I think he's going to get a plea deal,
00:38:03.160and he's going to take the death penalty off the table,
00:38:05.260and we'll never get a full trial on this case.
00:38:08.620All right, I want to play one more thing,
00:38:10.000and then you're going to shift gears into geopolitics.
00:38:11.600This is a whole reason I want to talk to you,
00:40:34.860And then they catch the wife and a bunch of people with passports and cash and weapons.
00:40:39.100happens and then there was supposedly a bunch of other targets. Then the guy writes a letter. No,
00:40:43.020I was there to kill Democrats so that he could become, you know, run for Senate. And of course,0.87
00:40:48.380it all fit with their M.O. And I mean, so just immediately, obviously, the first day I heard it,
00:40:53.820I said, that is a cover story to exonerate everyone. That's it. Right. Exactly. That's
00:40:59.680what it reads like to me. And what we know is there's been inadequate investigation into it.
00:41:04.860It was not developed by the prosecutors at this preliminary hearing.
00:41:09.040It was not developed by the defense lawyers, because I think for the defense lawyers perspective, going down that path doesn't help them because it continues to point the finger at their client.
00:41:18.640So that's where they're caught in a trap where they don't have the incentive to try to develop the broader conspiracy evidence because it condemns their own client.
00:41:26.800Exactly. So why is Patel going to the wider conspiracy? Because it ties into NGOs.
00:41:31.940correct exactly exactly there's clearly something deeper here that they want to hide i don't know
00:41:38.640what it is i just know that all the evidence points in the same direction that it wasn't just
00:41:43.900tyler robinson involved in the murder and cover up of the murder of tyler robinson i keep butchering
00:41:49.220it and i don't want to get it wrong guys type this in to like say mark twain quotes it's not
00:41:55.700what you know for sure gets you in trouble it's what you know for sure isn't true gets you in
00:42:00.700trouble. And I've been saying that in the video and commenters put that quote up because I'm like,
00:42:06.060I don't know what's going on. I just know all of this isn't true. And that's what they don't like.
00:42:12.920Guys, try to put the Mark Twain quote. I'm going to do a plug, hand the baton to you,
00:42:15.960I want to hear about Trump, the midterms, Iran, what the hell's going on there? You've always got
00:42:20.260the best inside baseball on it, but there it is. It ain't what you don't know that gets you into
00:42:25.080trouble. So I was flipping around. It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's
00:42:28.540what you know for sure that just ain't so there you go so i was butchering that but there we got
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00:45:34.900So the wrap up of Tyler Robinson is that Tyler Robinson is likely guilty.
00:45:39.320The outcome of the case is most likely a plea deal that takes the death penalty off the table.
00:45:44.060But that does not close out the possibilities of other culpable parties, including other people that were connected to the Trantifa movement, his lovers, the people that tried to distract and helped him exit that day by falsely claiming to be guilty.
00:45:58.960The other, the various Trantifa, the Salt Lake City related movements that have NGO governmental and other ties in funding sourcing and assets used.
00:46:10.620The all of that is yet to be developed. But I think people that go down the blame turning point path have gone down a rabbit hole, incriminating the most innocent participants in the process where and those going down the let's exonerate Tyler Robinson path got trapped into basically making themselves look incredulous in the process.
00:46:33.700So it's always when you're looking at a potential false flag event, make sure to be disciplined in your analysis, not take the easy bait.
00:46:41.780And if you because if you do, you end up with nobody believing you.
00:46:45.060You end up where some of the like in the people criticizing what happened at Sandy Hook.
00:46:48.680They had legitimate criticism about whether or not there was adequate safety for those school systems.
00:46:53.700And they started to explore that possibility, whether pharmaceutical over medication of young men was triggering these events,
00:47:00.500whether aspects of the coarsening nature of our culture in big tech were accelerating this dehumanization amongst part of our population.
00:47:09.100All that were legitimate, credible concerns if they had been fully explored.
00:47:13.840Instead, people went down rabbit holes pretending people didn't exist, that everybody was fake, that everybody was this or that.
00:47:19.520And what they did in the process is not only self-discredit their criticisms, but they let the true culprits,
00:47:24.500The big pharmaceutical companies, big tech companies, the local politicians that pocketed the money rather than protect the safety and security of those children adequately and competently off the hook.
00:47:39.120If you looked at it, the most likely culprit were mass mail in ballots, mass mail in ballots that were cast by people in unconstitutionally unqualified manner.
00:47:48.860What I mean by that constitution required the rules set by the legislature of the state be the exclusive mechanism by which ballots could be cast and counted in the presidential election.
00:47:59.960Those rules required that people vote in a particular manner, identify themselves in a particular manner, be registered in a particular manner of certain aspects to that registration.
00:48:09.080There are a bunch of people who are registered to vote that were not constitutionally qualified to vote in the presidential election of 2020.
00:48:14.340There are people who cast their ballots and the way they send it back in terms of chain of custody, in terms of signing it to match their signature on the voter file that was not done in a constitutionally qualified manner.
00:48:25.540And then the votes were counted and cast were counted in canvas in a manner that violated also the rules set by the state legislature for the canvassing and counting of ballots, including making sure of the adequacy and accuracy of the chain of custody of that ballot, making sure that indeed there was accurate signatures matched on those ballots.
00:48:41.900that counting and canvassing did not take in many of take place in many of the states that
00:48:46.820were at issue in the presidential election of 2020. However, those issues well developed in
00:48:51.560the Georgia election contest brought by President Trump, never heard by any court, never heard by
00:48:56.800anybody in terms of the testing, the evidence and their legal sufficiency, because everybody was
00:49:02.360chasing Dominion. Everybody was chasing servers. Everybody was chasing computer systems. Everybody
00:49:07.480was chasing Venezuela and Iran and China and everything except what was glaring at them in0.96
00:49:13.260the face, that they just stuffed the ballots the old-fashioned way. So every great crime needs a0.93
00:49:18.180great patsy. That doesn't make Tyler Robinson the patsy. That makes where other people in pursuing
00:49:23.800questions and challenges, they've pursued the patsy rather than pursue the actual criminals.
00:49:29.420And it's because they've wanted to implicate and incriminate Turning Point rather than recognize
00:49:33.880under the quibono analysis turning point was never going to be culpable though those are the
00:49:38.800deep friends and family and closest family uh and whose own professional and financial futures were
00:49:44.740dependent on the continued success of charlie kirk they had every incentive for him not to die
00:49:49.920so the people continuing to pursue that path obsessively were almost doomed to failure because
00:49:55.180they failed the very first test of looking at a false flag quibono if somebody didn't profit from
00:50:00.520it, they're not likely to be a suspect. Look to those that were. And had they done so adequately
00:50:05.580and sufficiently, maybe they wouldn't have been led down this perilous path of pretending Tyler
00:50:09.860Robinson had nothing to do with it. And that Tyler Robinson was a complete patsy when he was
00:50:14.080the trigger man all along. But that doesn't mean he was the only man on that trigger in ways that
00:50:20.340involve culpability through conspiracy and cover up. So the hopefully now people will use this as
00:50:25.620an educational lesson as to how to look at the world without buying into the institutional0.55
00:50:30.520narrative, but without buying into the the patsy, the bogus narrative that is itself a
00:50:46.720Why did they mislead and misrepresent the facts to a turning point?
00:50:50.620Why did the why did the FBI under Cash Patel not investigate further the Trantifa connections and potential conspiracy?
00:51:00.780Why did they try to effectively cover up for Lance Twiggs?
00:51:04.900Why did they not pursue? Why did they shut down Joe Kent's independent investigation and inquiry?
00:51:09.980Those are questions that are still yet to be answered.
00:51:12.680And the fact that Tyler Robinson was the likely trigger man does not answer those questions.
00:51:17.400And that's an important fact to remember going forward.
00:51:19.500As we look at the broader issues in terms of what's going to happen in Iran, how that is going to impact U.S. politics, we'll get to that at the other side of the hour.
00:51:31.400It appears the president is deciding to back out and rug pull the memorandum of understanding that Vice President Vance was able to attain and achieve just a few weeks ago.
00:51:40.740President Trump admitted at that time and acknowledged at that time that what the MOU required was simply release of Iran's own money back to Iran.
00:51:48.040that what it required was the end of sanctions on Iran,
00:51:52.040recognizing as the president himself acknowledged and admitted
00:51:54.520that those sanctions are counterproductive for U.S. political and financial and economic interests.
00:51:59.140Welcome back to the Alex Jones Live show.
00:52:01.680You can follow it at AlexJonesLive.com and in real Alex Jones X and Alex Jones Live on Rumble.
00:52:08.380For this last five minute part where I'm here before we cut to the break
00:52:15.140The key factor to look at in the Iran war is what's likely to happen.
00:52:19.560So what the president knew and what he admitted several weeks ago is that we're continuing to sanction Iran as counterproductive for U.S. interest, continuing to hold on to Iranian assets, some of which we've been holding on to for over 50 years, is counterproductive to U.S. interest.
00:52:34.580That continuing a blockade on the Strait of Hormuzes only means that many of the necessary, not only oil and gas, including natural gas and including sweet crude and including sour crude and heavy crude, but also a range of other petrochemicals and helium and fertilizers like urea and the like, things like sulfur that are essential in the high tech economy and other aspects of our supply chain.
00:53:01.220that the continuing to keep the blockade only allowed Iran to continue to blockade
00:53:06.500other product, non-Iranian products out of the strait.
00:53:10.160And that was getting to the point where we would be on the verge based on,
00:53:14.160he said four weeks, about three weeks ago, he said in four weeks,
00:53:17.040we would fall off the cliff in terms of the global economy.
00:53:20.000And yet here we are apparently going back to that all over again.
00:53:23.540The president appears to have convinced himself that a coercive technique
00:53:28.560would work with Iran when it hasn't worked with Iran, hasn't worked with Russia, hasn't worked
00:53:32.700with China. Indeed, if there's three great civilizations, it is counterproductive to employ0.85
00:53:37.260primarily and principally coercive tools against. It is the Russian bear, the Chinese panda and the
00:53:42.780Persian tiger. And unfortunately, Trump has taken the bait to do all three economic coercion he
00:53:48.460attempted against China. They use their rare earth monopoly to get him to capitulate, tried to use
00:53:53.320the threat of various kinds of attacks deep into Russia, including on its refineries and other
00:53:57.400aspects. Russia is now saying they will escalate their attacks on Ukraine and are considering even
00:54:03.000attacks on Europe. That and Iran will do the same. We apparently if we hit their infrastructure,0.94
00:54:08.500they will hit the infrastructure of the Gulf in Israel. If we hit their water desalination plants,
00:54:13.180they will hit the water desalination plants of the Gulf countries in Israel, which are far more
00:54:17.840dependent on them. That could trigger a massive refugee crisis into Europe and around the world.
00:54:22.960That if we take out oil and gas and petrochemical infrastructure from Iran, they will do the same throughout the Gulf Coast, Gulf countries and the and to Israel that could trigger an economic disaster for more than a decade, because that's how long it may take to get those gas and oil and other petrochemical development infrastructure back online to full capacity.0.86
00:55:00.700The lie that Iran is out to assassinate the president of the United States is hogwash and garbage.0.99
00:55:07.120And everybody inside the CIA and the DNI and the Pentagon knows it.0.96
00:55:11.760And yet the president is being suckered and sapped, backed into the same trap, the escalation trap that Professor Pape has repeatedly warned about for more than two decades, which is you cannot use coercive tools to get what you want out of Iran.
00:55:25.440You can use, as Vice President Vance was pointing out, the release of sanctions, the release of funds, the economic engagement, economic investment as the carrot to bring Iran back to a more de-escalatory relationship with the United States, Israel and the Gulf countries.0.85
00:55:43.980but you're not going to get them there when they're screaming for revenge and waving the0.92
00:55:48.480Shia red flag of revenge during the most attended funeral in world history. Over 45 million people
00:55:56.040in Iran and Iraq attended and honored and recognized the death of the former supreme
00:56:00.840leader and were screaming and chanting in every single street, revenge, revenge, revenge.
00:56:06.060Now was not the time to double down on coercive conduct and coercive conflict.
00:56:10.660Unfortunately, it's the one the president's path is pursuing.
00:56:13.340And what that means is disaster coming up for the midterms and massive economic risk.
00:56:18.060Let us hope, let us pray that Vice President Vance can step in and restore some degree of sanity to the president's decision making as it relates to Iran or the whole world faces deep, great global depression risk.
00:56:31.180And the United States faces a massive midterm revolutionary election that could knock the president himself out of office by June of this year, of this time in 2027.
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