00:21:30.000I know it's hard to believe it's the whole forest, not one tree, and it's every branch and leaf, they're born to the sea, but I'm telling you the truth, it's not just one or two, it's every single Jew, they all hate you.1.00
00:21:58.060And it really breaks my heart that their lies are off the charts1.00
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01:12:03.460fucking stupid motherfucker man um very unfortunate for lindsey disagree a lot of his1.00
01:12:09.440politics but he was influential politician getting democrats to vote with a lot of uh a lot of the1.00
01:12:12.960times yeah that's true especially getting supreme court justice voted in yeah yeah it's actually
01:12:16.840very true yeah a lot of democrats actually shed tears when he passed away surprisingly you would
01:12:21.760think they hate him but website jdvance.com and over a four-minute interview he must have mentioned
01:12:30.920jdvance.com close to a dozen times the host would ask how was the weather and lindsey would say well
01:12:37.700before i check the weather i always go to jdvance.com and in a four or five minute tv appearance
01:12:45.940Lindsey Graham raised us over $100,000, and that campaign stop was a critical part of me getting elected to the United States Senate and, of course, going on this incredible journey.0.99
01:13:02.220I remember once I got to the Senate, getting in this argument with Lindsey, and as John said, as Leader Thune said, he was a fierce defender of Ukraine, and he and I got into this intense argument at a Senate lunch.
01:13:14.800i think some of our colleagues probably remember this about a funding bill for ukraine and i
01:13:19.700remember at the end of it going back to my staff and i was at the time working on a rail legislation
01:13:25.880that i really really cared about and i remember going back to my staff and saying well that's
01:13:31.300probably the end of lindsey's vote on the railway bill because he is never going to support anything0.94
01:13:37.020i support after the argument that he and i just had and if yeah bro is a huge fucking warhawk bro
01:13:43.000Of course, I found out a couple of weeks later from another Senate colleague that the fiercest advocate of that bill behind the scenes was Senator Lindsey Graham.0.52
01:13:53.800Now, Lindsey was who he was, and I knew that Lindsey couldn't even pretend to care about rail policy.
01:14:00.800It was something I really cared about, but it wasn't something Lindsey was particularly focused on.
01:14:05.400And so I went to Lindsey and I said, why are you helping me?
01:14:25.540And he said, well, I don't care about it, but you do.
01:14:28.460And that was the kind of colleague he could be, a person you argued with and fought with in one minute,
01:14:33.680But behind the scenes, without collecting an ounce of credit, was working for you and working for the things that you cared about in the next.
01:14:46.800You know, before I knew Lindsey, one of the most enduring parts of his legacy is I do believe that Justice Kavanaugh would not be on the Supreme Court were it not for his fierce advocacy during a...0.96
01:15:01.820If you guys remember, Kavanaugh had the fucking brutal me too accusation.0.89
01:23:35.640National leaders will hold a special ceremony for Lindsey Graham at the U.S. Capitol Rotunda Tuesday morning with ceremonies continuing at the National Cathedral.
01:24:52.300Senator Graham's casket is being brought into the Capitol Rotunda for a memorial service ahead of his funeral at Washington National Cathedral this afternoon.
01:25:01.620Senate Majority Leader John Thune saying the Capitol service is only fitting, calling Senator Graham a friend to many in the House and Senate.
01:25:09.820Majority Leader Thune will speak at this ceremony, as well as Vice President J.D. Vance and South Carolina Representative Sherry Biggs.
01:25:18.020What you're seeing right now is his casket being carried into the Capitol by an armed forces body bearer team, recognizing his decades of military service.
01:25:28.640He was in the Air Force Reserve and South Carolina Air National Guard, 33 years of military service.
01:25:35.380He retired in 2015 from the military with a rank of colonel, and you see this slow procession up
01:25:42.040the steps there. We've seen at the top of the steps many family members, staffers, colleagues
01:25:47.160of Senator Graham in the Senate. Let's go ahead and bring in our senior political correspondent,
01:25:52.280Rachel Scott. Rachel, you are out there at the Capitol. Tell us what you see and what we can
01:25:56.400expect today. It is a somber and solemn day here on Capitol Hill. We just witnessed Senator Graham's
01:26:04.200The sister is shedding tears as his body makes his way up.
01:26:08.380You know, Godless, Ante, I gave you a mod.
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01:26:17.400The United States Capitol, a place where he spent 30 years of service.
01:26:21.820And so much of Graham's legacy today can be reflected in the people who are here to pay tribute to his life.
01:26:27.880Senators from both sides of the aisle.1.00
01:26:30.040Yo, Trent Blount, get the fuck out of my chat, bitch-ass motherfucker.1.00
01:26:33.360Time to send you to the shadow realm.1.00
01:49:29.500A bunch of orangutans are about to smash your butthole.0.99
01:49:32.160Same piece of just metal and fabric.0.97
01:49:35.060So it's a great honor for someone like Lindsey Graham,
01:49:37.780who spent so much of his life here in the United States Capitol,
01:49:41.320more than three decades as a lawmaker serving first in the House.
01:49:44.860All right, guys, we're sitting at 908. Let's get to 1,000 in just 1,000. Let's go.
01:49:49.860House and men in the Senate who had such a consequential career
01:49:53.560and left such an imprint on american policy both here at home and abroad just before he died
01:49:59.600graham helped orchestrate a sweeping russia sanctions bill where does that stand yeah that
01:50:04.880would i think that bill might have been what led to him getting killed well obviously it's what
01:50:09.060drew him to ukraine but um you know some people are saying that he had heart problems and that
01:50:14.120the travel time uh and like the pressure changes is what killed him i saw some people like you
01:50:20.100know theorizing that um but dude i don't put anything besides the russians like uh graham0.98
01:50:25.840has been an op for pooing for a very long time and now it's going to be voted on this rapist0.94
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01:50:36.560time to send you to the shadow realm the future is mine bro's obsessed but it's okay killing frenzy
01:50:50.100for the first time today in the senate diane it will get a procedural vote and then there
01:51:01.760will be subsequent votes to follow if it clears that procedural vote which we expect it to
01:51:05.780because it's got broad bipartisan support as karen and mary mentioned lindsey great oh yeah
01:51:11.160it's 100 going to get passed now um they're naming it after him ted cruz made a huge push
01:51:15.960to make sure that it gets named after him it's it's it's 100 going to get pushed now
01:51:20.100I'm at this penchant for working across the aisle, particularly on issues of foreign policy and particularly in support for Ukraine.
01:51:27.620And he was able to, along with the help of Richard Blumenthal, Democratic senator of Connecticut, cobble together this bipartisan coalition on this sweeping Russia sanctions package and then get it approved by the White House.
01:51:39.960Which I disagree with. I think, you know, this whole let's go hard on Russia, let's like, you know, be NATO retards.1.00
01:51:46.360It's not served us, dude. It's not served us at all.1.00
01:51:50.100So we do expect it to get its first procedural vote today, and that will happen while Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who is here in town for Graham's funeral, will be meeting.
01:52:00.420All right, guys, OSS patch coming, ninjas. We got y'all. We got y'all.
01:52:03.620With senators, so there's a very strong likelihood that while that vote is playing out, Zelensky is here in the Capitol.
01:52:10.480Now we're seeing a live look at the casket being brought into the rotunda.
01:52:15.040You can see all those leaders surrounding this, a special ceremony for the late Senator Lindsey Graham, who died unexpectedly after three decades in service to this country.
02:08:09.340that we know that Netanyahu and Trump sort of completed the planning for this joint
02:08:14.780campaign. What is, as we understand it, Benjamin Netanyahu taking in today? And perhaps more
02:08:22.080importantly, what does he want to leave Washington with this trip?
02:08:29.280He's carrying in the burden of dropping polls here in Israel. There are elections in three
02:08:37.620months' time, it's vital for him that he continues to have a strong and publicly positive relationship
02:08:45.300with President Trump when, at times, that relationship has been strained, not least
02:08:50.480over Lebanon, a little bit over Syria, somewhat over Gaza. And Prime Minister Netanyahu really
02:08:57.320took a political hammering at home when President Trump called a ceasefire on the war with Iran
02:09:04.880Back in April, Prime Minister Netanyahu feels that there's unfinished business.
02:09:11.840Yeah, and he dragged us into that war because they were going to attack with or without us, which would have ensured that we would get attacked.
02:09:19.100...that Iran still poses a nuclear threat, believes that under the current leadership, it's unlikely to get that problem alleviated.
02:09:30.420So he goes into this meeting wanting to get from the president strong commitments undoubtedly about the U.S. continuing to press as hard and as aggressively as it has in the past about making sure that whatever nuclear deal the United States gets with Iran, it's robust while witnessing at the same time President Trump in an absolute quandary about what to do about Iran's leverage over the
02:10:00.120strait of homers and how that weakens the U.S. position. Yeah, and this absolutely has been
02:10:06.380the biggest problem for easy options for Trump. The U.S. president. So President Trump won't be
02:10:13.480looking to face a tough time from Prime Minister Netanyahu either. I mean, I think, you know,
02:10:20.620when you listen to what President Trump says, how he describes, you know, Prime Minister Netanyahu,
02:10:26.600who describes him as a great wartime prime minister.
02:10:30.920He seems to indicate that he wants to get away from a wartime,
02:10:34.880and perhaps this is no longer the era of Prime Minister Netanyahu,
02:10:38.580and that's not the image Netanyahu is going to want to come away with
02:10:41.540and is also not going to want to get caught on the spot with President Trump,
02:10:46.660as so often visiting leaders do in the White House,
02:10:49.600when the president is thrown a question about what about Prime Minister Netanyahu's
02:10:53.720displeasure with you selling or potentially going to sell F-35s to President Erdogan in Turkey.
02:11:00.300Just yesterday, President Trump said, no one tells me what to do. If that comes up,
02:11:05.940that's not going to reflect very well on the prime minister. So the other thing is going to
02:11:09.280want to take away is an untarnished version of a great and strong relationship with the U.S.
02:11:15.280president. Good to have you, Nick. Nick's in Jerusalem. My colleagues are reporting,
02:11:21.940I know you have reporting on this as well. Netanyahu plans to present Trump with fresh intelligence on the state of Iran's nuclear and military.
02:11:27.780Oh, yeah. We love Netanyahu intelligence. Right, guys? That's worked so well for us in the past.
02:11:31.840It only got us into like every Middle Eastern conflict that we've been in. Right.0.83
02:11:36.440Iraq, weapons of mass destruction, Israeli intelligence. Right. The Iran war, Israeli intelligence.
02:11:44.100Rebuilding. What are you hearing about this meeting?
02:11:47.260So, as you said, this is the first time they will have met since the war began.
02:11:56.700And the president comes to this, he's got to feel a little bit misled by Prime Minister
02:20:13.900But the new overseas operations category is interesting because it doesn't have a ton of information on the where these things occur, how these things occur.
02:20:23.240And we're waiting on clarifying info from the Pentagon on that.
02:20:26.860But the really important bit is that it starts on July 7th.
02:20:31.160That's significant, Becky, because the Trump administration says July 7th is when a new conflict with Iran began for the purposes of the War Powers Act.
02:20:42.640You know, the U.S., the president has 60 days to conduct military action before they need congressional approval to continue.
02:20:50.740Trump admin said that clock stopped from the first phase of the war when they declared the ceasefire in April.
02:20:57.460What with the new period of conflict starting on July 7th, that's the significance of why we're seeing the new category pop up to align with that date moving forward.
02:24:48.940while he was justifying the ongoing war in Iran and defending it, especially after the House had
02:24:54.880just taken that vote to say that the operation should not continue in Iran. He said that it was
02:24:59.80018 compared to some of these other wars that lasted years and had thousands of deaths. So,
02:25:04.920you know, just putting that out there as an acknowledgement from the president himself of
02:25:07.940what the death toll in this war has been. Now, as far as how they're trying to reclassify it at the
02:25:12.980Pentagon, you know, I was speaking to House Speaker Mike Johnson earlier in the month,
02:25:17.200And he, or at the end of last month, you know, and he had also said that he thought that the 60-day clock on this would restart if the Trump administration had the ceasefire break down and then restart.
02:25:30.720That seems to be the argument that the Trump administration is trying to make now, which is that this is a new conflict.
02:25:36.180Clock's restarted on this congressional approval time frame.
02:25:39.040It is fascinating, though, to watch the back and forth here.
02:25:42.460I mean, this is, right, and certainly the backlash we saw, this is all entirely of the administration's own making.
02:25:47.200message-wise? Yes, and it's part of a larger communications failure around the war.
02:25:52.440It's not just deaths. It's also how and when does this ceasefire actually start? When does it
02:25:57.920conclude? I think that the American people are not naive. They look at this conflict in its
02:26:03.360totality, which is it didn't have to be a war of our making. It was a war by choice, as the
02:26:09.060Democrats are saying. And they don't really care whether or not a death occurred in one part of
02:26:14.080the war or after a ceasefire, they just want to. Yeah, the classifications don't fucking matter.0.98
02:26:19.560Understand holistically how many people were hurt, how many people were killed. It also matters a lot0.98
02:26:25.160for congressional funding because when you're asking Congress for money, one of the things that
02:26:28.920you have to consider if you're a member is do we need to give more funding to protect people's lives?
02:26:34.040Well, if you don't have a real accurate sense of how many people's lives are being impacted,
02:26:38.120how do you make those decisions? And so this is a crisis of confidence in terms of not just how
02:26:43.740much we are reporting but also how we're communicating it this war this war is like
02:26:47.900the definition of opening up a can of worms that's what this war is the definition of opening up a
02:26:55.800can of worms dude bro thought he'd be opening cracking it open a little bit be good nope
02:27:01.560now the genie's out the bottle man for real i don't think the american people uh are buying
02:27:08.480necessarily this reclassification of the numbers an administration that likes to build itself as
02:27:12.680the most transparent, right, in history, and you're dealing with a Pentagon that is not,
02:27:16.800frankly, transparent and is not as forthcoming with information and in making themselves as
02:27:20.380available. There have also been, there has also been reporting about some pushback from Vice
02:27:25.700President Vance, as well as General Cain. Mike Walz, the U.S. ambassador to the U.N., was asked
02:27:31.360specifically about the low stockpiles. One of the things that he noted, I'm paraphrasing here,
02:27:35.180was that part of the reason the stockpiles were so low was because of the Ukraine war,
02:40:54.980So the U.S. itself has used a considerable number of munitions in this Iran conflict operation, Epic Fury, and both pre- and subsequent operations.
02:41:06.080We're going to cover Brian Koberger and David next, guys.
03:08:09.480And the other thing also that's important for you guys to know when it comes to the UK, the UK told them that, yeah, if you come here, well, first, they didn't want to tell them who the accusers were.
03:08:21.020They want to give them like any of the discovery, which is kind of fucking weird.
03:08:24.200And then also they said that we can't guarantee that you won't like be put in prison or put in jail pretrial, which is insane.0.69
03:08:34.700You know, it's like, wait, I'm not going to get bought.
03:08:36.760Like, you guys are going to jail me for years waiting?1.00
03:10:20.600I can tell you one thing based on what Joe just told you, the singular and most important
03:10:47.000South Korea is that for three years, they have not planned. For three years, they have traveled the world back to the U.S. They're about to Russia, to Hong Kong, to Turkey, to Dubai. And every month, they get on a plane and return to Romania.
03:11:08.600to file a motion in this court at the request of the UK say there's an emergency because these
03:11:16.820guys are going to flee. It's just false. They are now going to flee. And the ruling
03:11:23.460is what Joe just told you about the case of Romania. And so we are requesting that the
03:11:30.260documents that were sent to our Department of State demanding that we take a United States
03:11:36.580citizen in american soil and extradite him to the uk that those documents be produced to us
03:11:44.340so that we can see if the uk is withholding information by claiming that there's a risk
03:11:51.460for an urgency that the brothers are going to flee because i think we can all agree here
03:11:57.220that they're not going to flee and that's what happened important today i do have a question
03:12:01.620What is your guys' response to there being a provisional request for a warrant
03:12:07.760and that they are still in the 60-day treaty until September 16th?
03:12:12.460Yeah, so basically what's going to happen, guys, is August 5th,
03:12:16.180they're going to file the paperwork to try to get the tapes out on bond.
03:12:21.420And then by the 13th, I think, is going to be the next hearing.
03:12:26.480So that's kind of what is happening here.
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03:13:00.960So the response is that it's even more reason to produce the document
03:13:04.320because their detention in this building right here
03:13:07.960ensue on their own, segregated from everybody,
03:16:39.860And I, you know, it's a very unfortunate situation.
03:16:43.080You got to think about the allegations.
03:16:45.200The allegations that they've been accused of are some of the worst allegations in the world.
03:16:49.500And in particular, those types of allegations, essay allegations, sexual assault, anytime you involve a child, let me tell you right now, that doesn't play well for anyone politically in jail.
03:17:01.320So it's got nothing to do with their ability to defend themselves or this or that.
03:17:06.280It's got to do with the fact that they put a target on their back for them to get stabbed, jumped, murdered, whatever it is in jail.
03:17:14.240Because that is how jail politics, that is how jail gangs, that is how the jail economy works.
03:17:19.380There's a pecking order in jail. It's very real.
03:17:21.620And when you come in with those allegations, there's no excuses.
03:17:25.080It's your paperwork says this, therefore you're up for murder.
03:17:28.780your fair game your fair game and every and then that jail guys i'll tell y'all um a big reason
03:17:35.040also why they had to isolate them uh that jail is notorious for gang issues you know i've been
03:17:39.960there hundreds of like a million times um you know gangs you got you know because it's federal
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03:17:53.620all types of gang shit in these jails uh and that jail in particular has a big gang problem0.99
03:17:58.320By the time the public says, Andrew and Tristan are just like Epstein, well, guess what?1.00
03:18:02.660The public is greenlighting for them to get murdered in jail.
03:18:06.180These allegations against them are the worst for a multitude of reasons.
03:18:10.580It's one of the reasons why they're in solitary.
03:19:01.220We're asking them to produce some type of information in order for us to be able to attack the probable cause wrong here and say, hey, in an American court, probable cause has to be proved up a certain way.
03:19:13.380At the bare minimum, we need to know who's—
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03:27:08.140Ambassador, thank you so much for your time.1.00
03:27:10.420So to start, in the early moments of this meeting, it certainly looked like a positive atmosphere based on the pictures from the Oval Office.
03:27:19.620But we also know some serious discussions and potentially even decisions were being discussed and made behind those closed doors.
03:27:28.340Firstly, your thoughts on the significance of this moment for the Israeli Prime Minister
03:27:32.880amidst much speculation over his sometimes bumpy relationship with the U.S. President.1.00
03:29:57.160You know, the U.S., they have their own intelligence as well.
03:30:00.140A very impressive one in terms of scale.
03:30:03.680But sometimes you need the right guy at the right place to gather the information.
03:30:08.160And we will continue to share that with the U.S.
03:30:10.120Is it fair to say, Ambassador, that Israel is happy to wait on the sidelines, so to speak, from a military point of view, as this tension plays out between the U.S. and Iran and, in some respects, Gulf nations as well?
03:30:24.380We know if the president asks Israel to get involved again, there's no doubt that Israel would.
03:30:30.300But is there a scenario in which Israel takes action against Iran on its own?
03:30:35.920well i don't think to you the term happy is accurate you know we are on eye alert we are
03:30:43.020prepared for all scenarios we realize that things move very fast you know in the middle east
03:30:48.300in the last few weeks iran targeted 12 countries in the middle east and we said okay how many0.98
03:30:54.480countries did you motherfuckers target an attack you guys started bomb seven different countries0.99
03:31:00.200the tamil targeting is not the same as attacking you motherfuckers actually attacked them0.99
03:31:04.280of the ballistic missiles actually targeted jordan very next to a lot so we are prepared0.97
03:31:11.800and we are saying very clearly if someone will attack israel we will not ask for any permission
03:31:17.080you cannot attack israel we will retaliate immediately of course and the consequences
03:31:22.760will be devastating to the other side so that's a message we are sending publicly and also in0.91
03:31:29.080closed doors. What is your feeling then about the sentiment amongst Israelis about the potential of
03:31:35.980yet another war, more time potentially in bomb shelters, if the outcome just sees a return to
03:31:42.440negotiations between the US and Iran over this deeply flawed memorandum of understanding that
03:31:48.220isn't quite the result most Israelis would like to see? So, you know, it has been difficult times
03:31:56.180for us in the last three years we all sacrificed a lot it wasn't easy painful but we understand the
03:32:02.980importance of doing that and i'm sure today is very appreciated today we're in a much better place
03:32:08.580in terms of the the threats in the region against us you know you look at the capabilities of iran
03:32:13.460of hezbollah of hamas it's not the same so yes it was hard yes people are tired but at the same time
03:32:22.420we realize that we had to pay that price and if we will have to do it again we will do it again
03:32:27.700you know despite the prices and your descriptions we realize that we live in a tough neighborhood
03:32:34.020and every once in a while we have to stretch our muscles and show our capabilities talking about
03:32:41.380all right so now i think uh for darling would have made him grateful beyond words
03:32:49.080And on his behalf, I want to say thank you to all of you.
03:37:50.340As Lindsey said, his father taught him the key to being a successful bar owner is that you have to be funny enough that people will keep coming back and that you have to be tough enough that you can stay in business and thrive.
05:19:04.540Months now that an Uber picked up Celeste in Lake Elsinore, where her family lives, and then dropped her off at David's home just about 80 miles away in the Hollywood Hills.
05:19:15.420We haven't heard from this Uber driver yet. Well, that came up today in court. Apparently, LAPD did interview that Uber driver, and he denies having any recollection on that trip.
05:19:29.180He cannot definitively confirm that he dropped her off at that time, just after 10 p.m. that night, and he does not remember picking her up or driving her there.
05:19:40.940That is absolutely a hole in what the prosecution has been alleging for months now.
05:19:47.180and no surveillance footage of her showing up or him being at the house,
05:19:53.020which if I'm reading it correctly, again, seems to be problematic,
05:19:56.640which I know I'm jumping around a little bit
05:19:58.340because I do want to get a little bit back
05:19:59.560into what the prosecution was arguing with Detective Farrell,
05:20:02.080but something else that really stuck out to me,
05:20:05.120they are mounting, as far as I can see,
05:20:08.020and I think the court referenced it, a potential self-defense.
05:20:17.180this argument i mean when i'm reading the yeah that's insane that they're going to try to do0.99
05:20:24.580maybe a self-defense argument that's crazy some niggas said no can't read all right all right0.93
05:20:31.400no so tell us i'll make it uh these messages there was murkiest thank you an aspect to it0.93
05:20:36.920and correct me if i'm wrong did celeste physically or are they trying to suggest suggest celeste
05:20:43.360physically threatened david and that perhaps when he when she got to his house he acted in
05:20:50.540self-defense am i looking at this completely wrong that's the only thing they can't spin
05:20:56.660here's the problem with that though there's one problem with that self-defense angle
05:21:01.580bro's gonna have to take the stand more than likely
05:21:04.900the problem with self-defense man is that it's extremely reliant upon um testimony0.98
05:21:17.240shit maybe someone was bonding me what the fuck just happened whatever but yeah it's0.98
05:21:22.920extremely reliant i didn't do it of course you guys know that but uh it's extremely reliant0.99
05:21:28.900upon um the witness or excuse me the person that that utilized this the uh the the force
05:21:38.240okay yeah he did chop the body up yep you're not we've talked about a couple different defenses
05:21:49.420that attorneys have been i think either laying the foundation for or exploring as a potential option
05:21:56.360if or when this does go to trial and i i think this self-defense argument uh may be the one
05:22:03.440they have the strongest foundation for right now as to the point you're making on about physical
05:22:10.000assaults from celeste um did i call the unactivated bots no dude second mem advocate appreciate you
05:22:17.720that was actually stricken from the court record this morning the judge explained she is the victim
05:22:24.460here. She is not being charged with assaults. So until this goes to trial and the defense
05:22:32.240is presenting a self-defense argument, that's simply irrelevant. But that did come up. And it
05:22:39.700sounds like there may be evidence relating to that that we could hear at a later date. But to
05:22:46.640your point, too, Jussie, about that surveillance footage or lack thereof, absolutely. I mean,
05:22:51.940There is irrefutable hard evidence for so many other things, right?
05:22:55.900Phone records, Tesla records, text messages that spell out what people were saying and doing at specific times.
05:23:02.980There is no surveillance footage actually showing David or Celeste going into or coming out of the Doheny Place home where he was staying at the time.
05:23:12.720The LAPD detective, Corey Farrell, the final witness for the prosecution during this preliminary hearing, he spoke to that.
05:23:20.060Your marriage called divorce. Thank you, bro.
05:23:22.740Today. And he laid out what I thought was a very reasonable explanation.
05:23:29.280He says by the time they tried to access that security system to search for that video, it had been so long.
05:23:37.220It had been months and the system simply overwrote itself.
05:25:49.820Either one of those two penetrating wounds that they attributed her death to, either one could kill somebody in, quote, minutes to an hour.
05:31:01.540you know because remember guys the big distinction between murder one versus murder two typically is
05:31:07.800premeditation in most states right you planned it out and thought it out so they're saying how
05:31:14.220could he have premeditated it when she was the one that and uh um initiated the contact and the
05:31:21.380meeting and she um you know basically forced it how can he be the one to be um
05:31:29.400to be engaged in the uh first degree murder
05:31:33.640so mr poopy subscribed for a month okay shout out to you bro
05:31:40.100it was violent celeste was the one that was and that's important for the defense obviously
05:31:45.620it gives them a it gives them an in because you guys got to remember the prosecutions
05:31:51.140his summary is that he was lying in a way it was all a plan he was going to kill her because she
05:31:56.400was going to destroy his career that's their narrative so the defense coming in and saying
05:32:00.400like no yo well you know she was the one that hit him up and insisted that they meet up and talk0.95
05:32:06.700how can my client be guilty of premeditated murder murder one if she's the one that said
05:32:11.700we need to talk and everything else like that right so what they're going to try to do is
05:32:17.080They're going to try to frame it that he brought her over, they were having a discussion, she threatened his life, and he killed her in self-defense.
05:32:24.320That's what they're going to try to do.
05:32:26.540That's what I think they're going to try to do.
05:32:28.360They're going to paint her as a jealous, angry girlfriend that was going to hurt him.
05:35:58.320Julia, I thought another interesting point was about Celeste's family.
05:36:02.060There seemed to be a big conversation today about what did they allegedly know or seemingly
05:36:08.400know about David's purported alleged illegal sexual relationship with Celeste, which, by
05:36:14.340the way, and we'll talk about this in a minute, the prosecution said even if there's this
05:36:18.460idea that david was mistaken about how old celeste was that's not a legal defense to the charge that0.56
05:36:25.380he's get the fuck out of here bro yo yo this dude was with this girl for like four or five years0.98
05:36:31.060bro he met her when she was 11 facing this nigga cap um oh i know how old she was get the fuck out1.00
05:36:38.040here talk last year you've been with her for that long nigga and here's other thing he he um he took0.99
05:36:43.660her to vegas she traveled with him ain't no way you didn't know how old she is when you0.91
05:36:48.580she traveling her bro come on man we know you're booking them tickets and you got to have her id1.00
05:36:52.980get the fuck out of here bro week about all the alleged imagery and photos and text messages1.00
05:36:58.840potentially proving their their sexual relationship which is you know pretty disgusting to say the0.99
05:37:03.280least uh that whole conversation but the point is there is there was i have to bring it up there
05:37:08.860was testimony today regarding what celeste family knew and if i'm reading your notes correctly
05:37:13.980did her parents like walk in right as this was happening so to be clear jesse as you stated
05:37:22.160um and and the prosecution made this very clear in court today several different ways it does not
05:37:28.800matter how old celeste told david she was that does not absolve him at these child sexual abuse
05:37:38.460charges. It does not matter if she lied to him about her age and said she was 18 when she was
05:37:46.32013. That does not change the factual substance surrounding that particular charge, sexual abuse
05:37:55.680of a minor under 14. It also does not matter that her parents consented to letting her travel
05:38:03.780with him it also does not matter that her parents told you guys and her parents are losers too they0.99
05:38:10.720knew about all this shit prince and she ran away from them multiple times i told you her parents1.00
05:38:15.880were piece of shit bro i told you guys this as soon as the case broke i was like yes they're uh1.00
05:38:21.540her parents are fucking scumbags her aunts her cousins and apparently her older sister1.00
05:38:26.700were aware that she spent time with him went to the mall with him went to the movies with him1.00
05:38:32.660That does not make it OK for him to have sexual relations with this child.
05:38:39.380So that did come up. And and I think that's part of this bigger story.
05:38:43.580Right. We're getting a more colorful picture of what was happening around not only David, but Celeste.
05:38:51.800Yes, it does seem like based on the evidence shown to the court today, people around her, including her family,
05:38:57.700They were aware the two of them spent time together. But beyond that, we don't know if her parents were aware of this purported abortion that happened in January 2024. And let me just remind you, in January 2024, Celeste was still 13 years old.
05:39:16.020we don't know if her parents were aware that he was instructing her to take plan b we don't know
05:39:24.020if they were aware of who she was with um and what they were doing when she ran away from home
05:39:30.820man they knew they knew it was a sex relationship bro her parents just don't care bro like the0.99
05:39:35.700problem is that um you know we got a lot of shitty parents in america okay that's something that we1.00
05:39:43.060just got to deal with like like lots of fucking shitty ass parents bro her home in lake elsinore1.00
05:39:50.740um at david's prompting um he called that away he had a name for those runaway operations he1.00
05:39:58.940called them operation awesome he was of course was talking to her over text in records that
05:40:07.040we've seen he was talking to her about getting married starting a family he told her over text1.00
05:40:12.960you know if you have twins great because we wanted two kids this nigga fucking selling the0.99
05:40:18.320dream bro anyway sheep is 13 years old when they were having those conversations and celeste's family0.99
05:40:25.520lee in court today was listening to all this they were her parents jesus and mercedes uh they walked
05:40:34.400in a little bit late they came in around 10 in the morning and they're sitting through this testimony
05:40:39.460they are sitting there through closing statements and we feel their presence
05:40:46.200by the way how is david acting and told you guys the parents are not as innocent as people say bro1.00
05:40:52.020those parents are fucking scumbags man behaving in court today0.99
05:40:58.120he's so interesting to watch jesse because the responses the reactions1.00
05:41:08.120I think you would expect from somebody in his position.
05:42:01.640You know, he's not moving much. He's not fidgeting the way that he was on Friday when testimony was dissecting the child sexual abuse material found on his phone.
05:42:13.840But it's it's very interesting to observe him.
05:42:16.960I've had a couple of hallway conversations during breaks with the courtroom sketch artist, and she agrees.
05:42:23.140I mean, in her words, she says it's like he's off on a different plane where we just left off when you got out of court to speak to us.
05:42:31.300The defense, I understand, had made a motion to basically say, hey, listen, court, there's insufficient evidence for this case to move forward.
05:42:37.620And as we're talking about, by the way, it's interesting.
05:42:39.820We've always wondered why was there no grand jury indictment in this case?
05:42:43.760My mind is thinking maybe there's an issue with some of the holes we're talking about.
05:42:49.260I did find that interesting, too, how they didn't go to a grand jury.
05:42:53.140I mean, you can you can strategically do it that way where it's like you want to be able to have as much time as possible to kind of investigate.
05:42:59.760Cause like when you do grand jury, you have to obviously like have all your ducks in a row.
05:43:04.980Um, but dude, the state is different, bro.
05:43:07.440Like the state, like they literally like they're so irresponsible.
05:43:10.540Sometimes it's actually insane how irresponsible they are.
05:43:14.400Talk to me about, uh, if you can summarize, what have been some of the arguments from the
05:43:18.860defense today about why there's not enough evidence to support these specific charges
05:43:25.340And what have you heard from the prosecution in response?
05:43:29.760So what we just heard from the defense before breaking for lunch, defense attorney Marilyn Bidnarski was laying out five issues that she has with the prosecution's case.
05:43:41.840Essentially, she is alleging they don't have any evidence proving murder.
05:43:47.120She says they only have evidence that can support concealments and transportation of a body.
05:43:55.200They also spent quite a bit of time attacking.
05:55:21.540yeah and bro had the name he had the tesla registered his name incredible
05:55:27.340on september 8th 2025 after the car and this is mr burke's car had been towed to a tow yard
05:55:36.500what now happens is that there will be an information that will be filed within the
05:55:41.640next week or so that information will track these three felony counts that have all okay so it won't
05:55:48.300be an indictment an information guys is filed from the u.s attorney's office dude the state is0.99
05:55:52.120so disorganized and stupid bro it's actually frustrating how disorganized or retarded the0.99
05:55:56.980state is dude incredible you would never have clown world like this at the federal level dude1.00
05:56:01.500never already appeared in the complaint august 31st will be the arraignment on that information
05:56:08.360thereafter there will be a trial that will be set that trial can be set as early as 60 days
05:56:15.640And as we saw with the preliminary hearing, where the defense demanded that they have that preliminary hearing done within the time that the law allows, whatever time they want a preliminary hearing, we were ready.
05:56:29.200Often preliminary hearings in a case of this complexity take many, many more months than you have seen in this case.
05:56:36.580But when the defense demanded a quick preliminary hearing, we said, bring it on.
05:57:41.980I don't know what the defense made many arguments. The defense did not present any evidence. And by the way, the defense doesn't have to do anything in a criminal case. At all points in time, a defendant is presumed innocent until or less proven guilty. And today it was by probable cause. And at a trial, it will be beyond a reasonable doubt.
05:58:10.740we will have to convince 12 jurors unanimously to find every element of the crime in order to
05:58:16.820actually get a conviction. So the defense has made many arguments. Again, they are arguments
05:58:22.440at this point. The arguments themselves are not evidence. If and when the defense wants to present
05:58:27.940evidence at any point, we will match and meet that evidence. I mean, that's not really their
05:58:33.380burden. Their burden is to defend against the evidence. Now, of course, they can obviously
05:58:38.420challenge the evidence, defend against it.
05:58:40.720We're going to bring their own, but the defense's job
05:58:42.400is not to present evidence. As a matter of fact,
05:58:44.240the defense doesn't have to call a single witness.
05:58:48.160Doesn't have to call a single witness, so.
06:02:22.220I'm sorry, you have to speak up just a touch.
06:02:26.580So again, we have said this before, the unspeakable tragedy that the Rivas Hernandez family has had to go through to first lose their daughter, but to then find out how they lost their daughter is something that there are no words to do.
06:02:51.920All we can do at the district attorney's office is bring justice in this case by bringing that killer to justice.
06:02:59.000That killer is David Anthony Burke, and we intend to bring him to justice before a jury at a trial in the upcoming future.
06:03:07.080One more question. One more question. Right here.
06:03:09.300Again, at trial, we will bring in all relevant evidence that will establish all the elements of the crimes that have been charged.
06:03:26.420You heard a preview of that evidence in the preliminary hearing, whether it was, again, certain witness testimony, certain text messages, videos, photographs.
06:03:35.540photographs, there will be business records, and there will also be witnesses that are
06:03:41.760percipient witnesses. They have information that is relevant to establish the mental state of David
06:03:47.420Anthony Burke and the acts he committed. That evidence will be presented at trial, at the end
06:03:52.800of which we will be seeking a verdict of guilt on the three counts of which he will be charged,
06:03:58.540first-degree murder with the special circumstances of lying in wait, doing it for financial gain,
06:04:04.100and eliminating a witness in connection with that case,
06:08:35.280um all right so let's watch let's see what this private investigator gonna yap about
06:08:40.380um that he's gonna move forward to trial because obviously he knows a lot about the case but he's
06:08:45.080probably a whack job which is why they probably kicked him out but let's see file as somebody
06:08:48.540who's been on the case your immediate reaction to the judge's decision yeah so that part's not
06:08:54.460a big surprise um you know we finally got a look at what um some of the prosecution's evidence is
06:09:02.200And there were some surprises there, and there was also a lot of questions I still have.
06:09:08.340But I guess that's part of the process.
06:09:09.700And you guys are probably wondering, like, yo, why would the owners have a private security?
06:09:13.440So the murder allegedly happened, guys, at their house.
06:09:16.500Obviously, they don't want to get sued by the family for wrongful death or whatever because David was, you know, renting it at the time.
06:09:23.160So, you know, it's not uncommon to hire a private investigator, right, to kind of like, you know, do what they got to do to ensure that the landlords don't deal with any type of liability.
06:09:36.740And without having those grand jury transcripts open to the public, I think there's going to be some questions.1.00
06:13:57.480She does not want me investigating the case.
06:13:59.940She did not like that before anything was moving in this case that we put out things
06:14:05.040like the burn cage was at the house a chainsaw we asked why these things weren't in evidence
06:14:10.260and why oh man he's uh stepping on the prosecutor's toes already you could you could see it
06:14:15.900the grand jury yeah so i mean i can talk a little bit looser about this because beth silverman um
06:14:21.280the prosecutor in the case actually said this on the public record um i was a witness to the grand
06:14:26.960jury on two separate occasions i have to throw this in there um you know beth and i uh don't
06:14:32.560get along she does not want me investigating oh okay okay okay okay they utilize the grand jury
06:14:38.120subpoena power to bring in witnesses and ask them questions okay all right they didn't indict it
06:14:43.000through the grand jury they brought witnesses in via the grand jury that that's what it was okay
06:14:46.520to keep their testimony secret case she okay did not different like that before anything was moving
06:14:53.880in this case okay so guys let me let me let me um so when you're building your case you can use a
06:14:59.420grand jury to subpoena people to um to um to be asked questions right so you can use that uh0.99
06:15:08.840grand jury power now again state is so fucking retarded like you don't need to like you you can0.98
06:15:17.100just literally have the investigators go interview them but i guess they probably want it on the0.98
06:15:20.100record and they want to hear it directly from them and it also creates an air of protection
06:15:23.860which is fair um but yeah you can use the power of the grand jury to bring witnesses in
06:15:28.520to testify so that's what he means um and then after you go to the grand jury as well
06:15:34.980to um you know obviously indict the case so that's what he means that we put out things like
06:15:42.200the burn cage was at the house a chainsaw we asked why these things weren't in evidence and why there
06:15:47.960was a four terabytes worth of surveillance footage from the house across the street that wasn't
06:15:52.240captured you know wasn't gotten before it was overwritten and when i was initially served i
06:15:56.500was told that by law and this is not the law but i was told this i can no longer ever speak about0.97
06:16:02.540the case again because i'm a graduate word is not even to my own okay that yeah that's bullshit you
06:16:07.640could talk about the case you just can't talk about it while it's like pending but yeah grand
06:16:11.780your information is typically you know treated very um very seriously why and um that's simply
06:16:19.900not true i'm an investigator i can i can talk about the case and and it's the grand jurors that
06:16:25.340are bound by the secrecy of the grand jury i can speak about my own witness testimony if i want to
06:16:29.960i just can't speak about anything that i learned from the grand jury which i haven't even spoken
06:16:34.420about my own testimony um because i did get this handwritten note at one point which i talked about
06:16:39.900on your show it kind of was people could read in between the lines that possibly i was part of the
06:16:45.160grand jury so the reason i have to bring that up is um on the second or third day i was in the
06:16:51.380hallway waiting to get in the courtroom. And a gentleman came up to me who I had no idea who he
06:16:55.760was in a suit. And he said, I'd like to introduce myself. I'm Celeste's family's attorney. It was
06:17:00.960Mr. Steinfeld. And I was sitting on the bench seat. So there's a lot of reporters around. So
06:17:05.920we went to the middle of the aisle of the courtroom. And he said some very nice things.
06:17:10.440He thanked me for keeping the story in the news. And I asked how the family was doing.
06:17:14.660And at that point, Beth Silverman came storming, and I mean storming, down the hallway and physically grabbed him, pulled him away and said, you are not allowed to talk to him.0.99
06:17:35.100But I didn't ultimately go in that day.
06:17:36.820But I went in the next day and I was seated and we were on the record already.
06:17:40.620And Beth Silverman said that she wanted to put something on the record, and she turned around and pointed to me and said he is not to be in this courtroom.
06:17:47.020He has broken grand jury secrecy laws.
06:17:50.660I'm having a warrant issued for his arrest.
06:17:53.000Said that he went up to the family who are witnesses, and he knows he's not allowed to talk to witnesses.
06:18:00.220He went up to the family yesterday and was trying to talk to them.
06:18:04.240And the judge, I got to say, the judge was super professional.
06:18:07.520she said listen she can have you excluded because the grand jury thing um she's like i can't get
06:18:12.360into grand jury issues and i said listen your honor i'm fine leaving i'm completely fine i0.99
06:18:17.220understand and then that's when they gave that nigga the fuck out of here bro beth through the0.98
06:18:24.500um he was trying to talk to witnesses and i just asked her if i said you know your honor can i put0.99
06:18:29.660one thing on the record and she's like if it has anything to do with the grand jury please don't
06:18:33.420And I said, no, it doesn't. But I was actually approached by Mr. Seinfeld.
06:18:39.400I didn't even know who he was. And I didn't try to talk to them, even though I'm allowed to.
06:43:36.200There's no good reason to believe, based on this evidence, that Erica Kirk was ever there or Andrew Colvett or anybody else no claims was.
06:43:43.580In other words, Stu Peters can't actually tie anybody to actually being there, even though he claims Andrew Colvett is 100% tied to the fort, a guy who's never been there.
06:43:53.880Thus, the evidence doesn't support the conclusion.
06:43:55.800His conclusion is that TPUSA reps, Erica Kirk, and Israel worked together to kill Kirk, and we in no way ever get to that conclusion.
06:44:03.300I think that it's a bummer we only have three minutes to do this, but okay.
06:44:06.100time all right okay perfect stew you have uh three minutes starting now so the reason why
06:44:13.360all right so it looks like they're bombing uh u.s bases in jordan it seems as that might be what it0.99
06:44:17.840is uh when it comes to the iran man we got so much shit going on fuck bro i was gonna get off0.99
06:44:21.820early but i gotta stay on all day now oh god here we go with his grandfather stolen 30-060.99
06:44:27.960you spoke of evidence and you spoke of claims jack masovic made a claim he claimed that he saw
06:44:34.820a 4k hd video benny johnson made the claim that you can see tyler robinson taking the shot
06:44:42.180and that this is an open and shut case fact is that there is no evidence that is convincing
06:44:49.740anyone that tyler robinson is in fact guilty in the shooting death of charlie kirk and that is
06:44:54.780what has led to what i would say is inarguably the world's largest in history crowdsourced
06:45:02.560investigation into who it is that's responsible for the murder of charlie kirk so i mean i can
06:45:09.200yield my time because i'm just interested in in andrew's debate points so what evidence do you
06:45:16.180have rather than shifting the burden on stew peters rather than shifting the burden where i
06:45:22.860have to prove that it was a trap door and a magnetic force field and a drone swarm and an
06:45:28.160exploding mic and a second gunman on the low C center rather than talking about
06:52:13.980based on based on supporting evidence for turning point usa said yes and none of these people all
06:52:19.540these people are they do think none of them will come here and tell me how this is true yeah but
06:52:23.520you're the guy who doesn't even like them you won't who's out here claims trying to lure people
06:52:28.480a lot of interrupting let's let's try to go one at a time okay right now but you're the guy who's
06:52:33.700out here trying to lure people in a defamation lawsuits to make specific claims when the claim
06:52:37.680has been made that tyler robinson killed charlie kirk it's been made by erica kirk it's been made
06:52:43.440by don trump jr it's been made by jack posobiec it's been made by other turning point paid chills
06:52:48.440just like yourself who doesn't work for turning point the evidence of that yeah okay great so
06:52:53.200i'm happy to get into all this in fact you know what i promise i'll promise you this can we do a
06:52:57.940question for a question how's that that's fair that's fair so here's my question i'm not here
06:53:02.640to answer your question i'm not here to answer any of your question that tyler robinson killed
06:53:06.360okay here i'll start off okay we have yeah so do you have evidence yeah we have a text message
06:53:11.520confessions too yes okay we have text message confessions stew that they not only took screenshots
06:53:18.800of but then they pulled the data off which show that he texted his boyfriend and admitted to the
06:53:25.240crime stew text message confessions now i've answered your question please answer mine was
06:53:30.860andrew colvette or erica kurt at fork pachuca or not let's talk about the confession god this guy
06:53:36.640that was made because we're going to get some moderation if you want to debate you have to
06:53:40.600answer questions too stew answer my question was i'm here to debate whether or not tyler robinson
06:53:45.440killed charlie kirk i'm here to claim that has been made yeah but i'm here to debate you are
06:53:49.960out shilling for no the debate topic they won't come and debate charlie kirk assassination you
06:53:55.120said i'll come debate i want to know what you're here for answer my question the burden this is
06:53:59.940not this is not debating the topic yes it is debating the topic answer tyler robinson killing
06:54:05.320charlie kirk okay you know what here i'll try a different one see if you can answer another one
06:54:09.460okay so is it the case then stew do you believe that a small insect flew into snow's room and it
06:54:16.280was actually secretly a government device are you serious none of this would be a topic of
06:54:21.700discussion if you could just tell us how tyler robinson killed charlie kirk that's the claim
06:54:26.140that's been made i just gave you demonstratable evidence that was introduced at the preliminary
06:54:32.600hearing of text messages which were taken from tyler's phone where he admitted to the entirety
06:54:38.360of the crime stew did tyler robinson write those messages yes how do you know that because the
06:54:44.000chain of custody of his phone he had in his pocket when he came in his phone was taken from him
06:54:49.140immediately and then a confession was disseminated on this so do you think that the cops you think
06:54:54.280that the cops sent them to themselves i have no idea yeah right i'm asking you if you have any
06:54:58.700evidence that is evidence that tyler robinson killed charlie are you saying that those text
06:55:02.380messages aren't evidence of tyler robinson murdering i have no idea if those messages
06:55:06.440belong to tyler robinson or not do you have any other evidence yes they pulled the data off the
06:55:11.200phone they pulled his google as well they pulled his google there's no evidence yes there is
06:55:16.760evidence that tyler robinson and not only is there not only is there evidence is there any other
06:55:21.640evidence other than text messages is that what we're putting the whole murder case on i don't
06:55:25.480I don't even think that I would need to go beyond a text message confession besides the fact that what the hell would you even need to go past?
06:55:33.380Then I texted my boyfriend that I murdered this guy and told him how I did it.
06:55:39.180How about the fact that we were told that Tyler Robinson confessed to his dad, confessed to his mom, confessed to a minister, confessed to a U.S. marshal, confessed to a sheriff?
06:55:47.580So in a preliminary hearing, which is the equivalent of a grand jury, why would they not call any of those witnesses to say, my son confessed that he killed Charles Kerr?
06:56:05.440The most damning evidence is the text messages.
06:56:08.240No, the text message confession is the most damning evidence.
06:56:10.480And the fact that they were able to pull the data off of it.
06:56:13.020come out and say that they saw a video it's case closed it's open and shut yeah both of those guys
06:56:18.340were video in fact the second they were wrong you mean they lied i told them i told both those guys0.89
06:56:23.240that was stupid to do there's there's a difference between wrong and lying well what kai swimmer0.95
06:56:27.980what kai swimmer one side of our conversation today the side that you're supporting is filled1.00
06:56:32.960with liars the side that we are that i'm here representing is filled with people who don't
06:56:37.920believe the liars okay great they don't believe the liars for other theories you say that a liar
06:56:43.380talking about fold ars and there's people talking about trap doors and they're talking about and
06:56:48.520drone swarms and everything exploding loading microphone yeah all of that you none of that
06:56:53.140would be considered if we weren't talking about a group of people who have continuously been caught
06:56:57.460lying right including something that they saw in a courtroom which in my opinion should be against
06:57:02.180the law jack sobek in my opinion should be arrested for that great he should be arrested for it in
06:57:06.380In what way, though, does this in any way provide for your theories that Andrew Colvett, Erica Kirk, Brad Fort Tachaka, which you've said on stream hundreds of times, you said that there's 100% link to Andrew Colvett and Fort Tachaka.
06:57:20.680You've said this so many times, Stu, and now when you're in front of the world, you don't have anything here, you're in front of the world, you've been running your mouth about how Tyler Robinson killed Charlie Kirk.
06:58:06.760Part of that is going to be the elimination of other things.
06:58:07.880He's on trial for his life while Erica Kirk is crying and saying she forgives him.
06:58:12.480And while Jack Posobiec and while Andrew Colvitt are saying, and Benny Johnson and Officer Tatum go into a preliminary hearing where for the first day there's no camera allowed,0.82
06:58:24.080the same guys that were in the Epstein Phase 1 Bindergate Jew crew, and they came out and they said,0.82
07:21:14.640By the way, when he said that and pretended that he had no idea what Fort Huachuca was, you know that immediately after that, this is when the TPUSA plane actually landed on Fort Huachuca.
07:25:03.420Would you, if you were in Tyler Robinson's position, have wanted your lawyers to introduce that the one smoking gun that they have over all else,
07:25:11.580which is text messages weren't even tyler robinson's if they had some evidence to that
07:25:16.160wouldn't you would be completely unprecedented and totally out of order and against the rules
07:25:22.340a hundred percent against the this is not the judicial process yes it is the judicial process
07:25:28.280grand jury indictments are secret okay so you don't go up here before your grand jury i said
07:25:33.520preliminary stew okay preliminary hearings are the equivalent of a grand jury it is the prosecution's
07:25:38.780job to show the defense and the court all of the evidence to exhibit whether or not there is enough
07:25:43.540evidence for the judge to say yes this guy should go on trial for his life so we have seen the
07:25:48.860totality of all of the evidence that the prosecution has text messages what is the evidence that you
07:25:54.220say proves that tyler robinson shot charlie kirk with his grandfather's 30-06 from the rooftop of
07:25:59.520the low sea building the fact that he said that he did it in text messages the footage that that
07:26:03.240jack posobic says that he saw the fact that he said footage yeah so i'm trying to give you the
07:26:07.120evidence why they need to lie about that he never stopped talking just filibuster so here's the
07:26:11.280evidence the evidence is we have his dna on the scene the evidence is that he sent all of the
07:26:15.540text messages over the evidence is overwhelming in that regard okay he sent the text messages to
07:26:21.480them they pulled the data off the phone sure right i don't know so like what else would you want i'll
07:26:26.400accept that so you've got uh early on what day was it that they talked about the confession by the
07:26:30.960way why would that do you remember what day of the week it was confession well because monday
07:26:36.540through thursday we saw the preliminary hearings where it's the defense's job to sit and listen to
07:26:41.840the prosecution present their case against their client it is not their job to argue their client's
07:26:46.800innocence and by the way that is not how the judicial system works once again in this country
07:26:51.160it is to prove a man guilty beyond the shadow of a reasonable doubt do you agree with that yes
07:29:17.120It's why they came out of the courtroom and lied.
07:29:19.940Because they know that what has been shown is not enough evidence to convince anybody that putting this patsy to death is reasonable.
07:29:27.080How did you get to the conclusion, Stu?
07:29:28.880How do you get to the conclusion that because it wouldn't be enough if some guy out in your parking lot stabbed somebody with your pen that your DNA was on it, that somehow that means Jack Prosobiec has to lie about seeing a video?
07:29:41.900That conclusion doesn't follow from what you just said.
07:35:46.300The rifle, the way that you have it, it was a...
07:35:50.060It's screwed in a certain way where he zeroed it in beforehand and he only unscrewed one side.
07:35:55.540If you unscrew one side, this particular Mauser with that rifle scope, you can take the gun apart and then move it to the side.
07:36:04.140And then when you assemble it and you screw it back in, you can push the scope into place and it'll be damn near almost zeroed into what you had it before.
07:36:12.260You lose a little bit of the zeroing in, but for the most part, you get it.
07:36:16.600he lies there he's in the prone position shoots runs off now it's important to note that during
07:36:25.040the preliminary hearing they did show him walking on top of the building and you can see him lie
07:36:29.840down uh and then presumably what looks to be him taking the shot it's not very good quality but you
07:36:36.820definitely see him running after the fact right um and then uh and then what they say is after he
07:36:44.060took the shot he grabbed the rifle put the towel over it ran off the building that's why we see
07:36:48.860like what looks to be like um something stiff under a black uh towel runs into the woods once0.99
07:36:56.720he gets to the woods he realizes oh shit i'm stupid i didn't fucking uh bring the screwdriver0.99
07:37:02.620he left the screwdriver on top of the building that's why he had to leave the rifle in the woods0.99
07:37:08.120okay i know a lot of conspiracy theorists always say yo why do you leave the rifle in the woods
07:37:12.100why did he assemble and then put it back that doesn't make sense it's because he left a
07:37:15.360screwdriver on top of the building that's how the police were able to find the screwdriver
07:37:18.880and there was his dna on the screwdriver and it was also on the rifle as well and that's why the
07:37:23.980rifle was wrapped up in the towel because they found it in the woods and then that's where the
07:37:29.420weird text message come in like hey i'm stuck here i can't sorry my love i i can't leave because
07:37:34.340um the police are all over the place and i i you know he wanted to get the rifle that's why he was
07:37:38.300in the area for so long after the fact okay that's the official narrative um he never got the gun
07:37:44.340police got the gun um and then you know i guess once they found a gun maybe it felt like the
07:37:49.840walls were closing in he gets home he's pacing around this is where his boyfriend uh twigs
07:37:55.640says all the things about him pacing around he admits it yeah i did it blah blah blah he also0.99
07:38:00.640left it under the keyboard the sex messages all that shit um now when it comes to like the0.99
07:38:06.080alternative theorists, right? The steakhouse got debunked. Steakhouse got debunked. I know what0.99
07:38:12.680you're going to say about the steakhouse. The steakhouse got debunked. So he was not at the
07:38:18.160steakhouse. Okay, I'll answer that theory too. So the alternative theory people believe about the
07:38:23.140steakhouse that Tyler Robinson went and ate at a steakhouse, which would have been, you know,
07:38:29.080obviously a huge, what's the word I want to use here? Alibi, right? That he was not, that he was,
07:38:35.680that he couldn't have done the killing
07:38:36.540because the steakhouse was very far away.
07:38:39.220And there's no way that he would have been able
07:38:40.540to do the shooting and get to that steakhouse in time.
07:49:27.740That were displeasing, that I didn't want to be around.
07:49:30.780It's, you know, it's just a preference, and I don't think there's anything wrong with that.1.00
07:49:34.700You know, if you had a problem with Asian people or midgets, right, like, you know, let's say you're around 10 midgets, right, and all of them.0.83
07:51:16.240right and berating him for being an anti-semite that's why dude okay that's simple that's simple0.99
07:51:25.620this happens a lot with people that are critical of of israel right they're just scared to say
07:51:37.140the jews or to be called the anti-semite so what they have to do is they have to bring somebody in0.98
07:51:42.520right who's a bit less of a pussy when it comes to criticizing jews and they have to like you know0.99
07:51:49.500show their alliance to the fucking uh dreidel spinners and like ridicule this person and call1.00
07:51:55.020him a vile anti-semi that's what he's doing this is like he's trying to like preserve journalistic0.98
07:52:00.560credibility that's what he's trying to do because you guys got to understand like in mainstream media0.99
07:52:04.800okay you don't get taken seriously if you talk shit about the jews because they're going to sit0.99
07:52:10.100there and be like oh you're just a vile anti-semi that's always going to blame everything on the0.99
07:52:14.100jews that's that's how they look at it so this is this right here is an attempt to um repair
07:52:20.600um pierce image and reputation so that they can't call him an anti-semi so that he can go
07:52:28.540and say oh i defend the jewish people all the time oh look see i i brought this guy on that
07:52:33.660said that he wouldn't work for a jew and i called him anti-semi you know i'm just being a good goy
07:52:38.000A young man, given the privilege that you've had to go to a top university, could be this thick, or worse, not care about what you're saying and the consequences to a huge number of people.
07:52:51.620Okay, higher IQ is, a part of having higher IQ is pattern recognition, okay?0.92
07:52:59.520And I think we all know the patterns when it comes to the Jews.0.99
07:53:03.020Henry Kissinger, him fucking self, said it, okay?0.99
07:53:08.000if you've been getting persecuted for 2 000 years you're doing something wrong0.99
07:53:15.660is essentially what he said in sum and substance and he's jewish okay it's like we gotta stop0.99
07:53:23.920fucking pretending that like they're um they they've done no wrong or like that they were1.00
07:53:30.380being persecuted for no fucking reason get the fuck out of here with that man1.00
07:53:34.120like the wokeism that pierce morgan is rallying against who pushes woke ideology it's fucking1.00
07:55:47.460It includes blacks, women, immigrants, and other minorities, okay?
07:55:53.140This is why they've invested so heavily in leftist ideology and progressivism in of itself, because they understand that if there's other groups of people that are also minorities, right, it adds a buffer.
08:03:21.560Had you said I'm sorry, had you expressed any remorse, had you done any of those things, I'd say, yeah, you know, you've been dealt a harsh, a harsh lesson in life, but you've learned your lesson.
08:03:33.240Move on. You haven't learned your lesson, Austin. You've doubled down. You're proud of it.
08:03:37.960And so for that reason, I don't give a toss what happened to you, frankly.
08:03:41.660So we're going to, I don't care. You've explained yourself. You're an anti-Semite and you're a hypocrite.
08:03:47.020and you know what future employers future employers can watch this interview and they1.00
08:03:51.740can decide if you have the values that they wish to have in their company good luck with that good
08:03:57.260luck with it yeah um appears just confirmed once again um that jews run america like congratulations0.99
08:04:05.980dude like like you all you fucking guys did was literally prove him fucking right0.99
08:16:56.960And look, Pierce, it just makes the face like, oh, God, this is this is so inappropriate.0.97
08:17:01.600it's like bro this like this shock like you know i mean this whole like uh you know this uh you0.99
08:17:08.160know fake um shock shock shit is like it's fucking gay bro and it's annoying because the thing that0.99
08:17:14.140pisses me off the most is that pierce doesn't have a book saying woke is dead i'm pretty sure1.00
08:17:19.220he has a book called woke is dead or like that's his branding and bro's over here being like being1.00
08:17:23.400a woke faggot he's literally being a woke faggot1.00
08:17:31.600You know? He's being a woke faggot right now. Literally, by making this face, the kid gave a very good analogy that, look, when I'm around these people, they're annoying, and I just don't want to be around them. Nothing wrong with that. Right?1.00
08:17:49.580I guarantee you, if it was, I don't want to be around Chinese people, or I don't want to be around white people, or I don't want to be around maybe even Hispanics, this interview would have not happened.0.92
08:18:07.260This interview would not have happened.0.89
08:38:41.860But if you destroy the infrastructure, you destroy the fucking hospitals, you destroy their infrastructure to get food, you destroy the water, destroy the power grids, you destroy the shit,1.00
08:38:51.640you're effectively setting them up to die later okay and what he was trying to do is he was trying0.99
08:38:59.860to say well since they only bombed infrastructure and not people it's not a genocide and that's just0.77
08:39:06.180some jewish tactics you know i mean it's like it's like literally like uh trying to find some0.94
08:39:13.560type of fucking you know loophole like oh it's not a genocide because this and it's funny because0.99
08:39:18.740literally within 24 hours of me having that debate with that dumbass the u.n rules oh israel was0.99
08:39:24.760targeting palestinian kids which actually meets the specific intent that he was trying to get0.98
08:39:31.580from our debate where he said it wasn't a genocide his entire argument rested upon no specific intent0.97
08:39:37.440and then within 24 fucking hours god answers my prayers and the u.n says israel did in fact0.98
09:23:00.560A statement from Central Command says it happened a bit more than two hours ago.
09:23:04.760Multiple ballistic missiles aimed, CENTCOM says, at U.S. forces in the Middle East.
09:23:09.740Now, where in the Middle East was left unsaid,
09:23:11.880but Barack Ravid from Axios says it was a U.S. base in Jordan.
09:23:17.300Now, this comes about 10 hours after the president spoke positively about negotiations that he said were underway with Tehran, which Iran was denying.
09:23:27.260We hear that you're talking right now with leaders on Iran, but Iran has come out publicly and said we're not talking to the U.S.
09:23:35.400Well, they just came out and said we are talking a little while ago because.
09:23:39.140So could you tell me who you're talking to, Mr. President?
09:23:41.160for some reason, for some reason, we can be in the midst of a beautiful discussion
09:23:46.140and they'll come out and say, we're not talking or we didn't discuss nuclear. Well,
09:23:50.920that's all we discussed because they'll never have a nuclear weapon. They understand that.
09:23:56.460Now, during that same interview, the president also renewed his threats against
09:23:59.880rain and infrastructure if talks went nowhere. If they don't make a deal, then I go back and
09:24:06.420I finished your job, but that's going to take them forever to rebuild.
09:24:10.280If I go back and finish up the job as some people would like with the bridges,
09:24:14.340with the very easy, I could take out most of their bridges in less than an hour.
09:24:18.640Yeah, and then the Gulf states will suffer.
09:24:21.000You can do that, Trump, but the problem is that you don't want to deal with the retaliation.
09:32:50.780IRAN LAUNCHED A SURPRISE ATTACK ON THE U.S. IN JORDAN RECENTLY.
09:33:01.060THAT IS VERY MUCH STILL UNDERWAY HERE AS WE'VE HEARD VARYING
09:33:04.340MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT HIMSELF ABOUT WHETHER OR NOT TALKS ARE
09:33:07.340happening, whether he believes that they could be fruitful or whether or not there is a chance of a
09:33:11.700return to all-out war here. And I thought it was interesting today that he was talking about
09:33:16.100hitting those desalination plants and others in Iran and was saying that that is something that
09:33:21.200would affect the civilians there. And he did not want to take that step of doing so,
09:33:25.600even though he himself has previously threatened to do so. And the fact that this comes as the
09:33:30.440Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is still here in Washington right now. He's staying
09:33:34.860just a few feet away from the White House at the guest residence known as the Blair House here in
09:33:39.520Washington. And so we'll see how the president responds. Sometimes he is quite angry with a move
09:33:44.680like this by Iran. Sometimes he dismisses it as action in the region while the two sides are
09:33:52.020trying to work things out and talk. But what it also speaks to is what you noted, the fact that
09:33:56.700this conflict has now been going on, this war, for five months now. And right now there is no
09:34:01.520clear and insight for the president. Yeah, and Netanyahu visited today and Zelensky. They're both
09:34:08.320in America for Lindsey Graham's funeral. So that's nuts. And then there's a good chance that Iran
09:34:18.860might even retaliate against them. And despite the fact that he predicted initially that this
09:34:24.000would only go on for a couple of weeks and now finds himself in this very difficult position
09:34:28.560of trying to navigate and negotiate a way out of this.
09:34:32.560And I think one thing tonight, even though as we're sitting here in Washington in this moment,
09:34:37.280as they were paying tribute to Lindsey Graham during his funeral today,
09:34:41.220talking about his support for these wars, for action in the Middle East,
09:34:45.960particularly in terms of what the president has done here,
09:34:49.260it's still not really clear, John, how the president is going to respond to this
09:34:53.120or what he is going to do next in Iran.
09:34:55.100Yeah, look, this came right in the middle of the president basically saying how great and how positive talks were going.
09:35:01.580Any sense, Caitlin, of when we might hear from the president next in terms of what response he could give here?
09:35:08.340You know, John, one of the biggest thing that stood out to me was two world leaders came to the White House today and we did not hear from the president sitting next to them.
09:35:15.280I mean, obviously, we saw him at the funeral today and he spoke and gave tribute to his longtime friend, Lindsey Graham.
09:35:20.460But for two world leaders to come to the White House, to come to the Oval Office and for cameras not to be called into the room, as they so are often for moments like these, is pretty rare and pretty remarkable.
09:35:30.680And yes, these two world leaders were only in town because of the funeral for Lindsey Graham.
09:35:35.520But we're seeing Zelensky, who is on Capitol Hill tonight, working on trying to get that Russian sanctions package passed and get enough support for it.
09:35:42.840And Netanyahu obviously meeting behind closed doors of the president to talk about Iran.
09:35:46.900The fact that they did not have reporters in the room.
09:35:53.300Carter, great. Thank you. Appreciate you, man. Thanks for the raid.
09:35:56.300Our president who relishes having reporters come in the Oval Office, ask questions.
09:36:00.220And for world leaders who certainly do the same using those moments, it does say a lot.
09:36:05.320Sure does. That's a great point. Caitlin Collins, thank you very much.
09:36:08.440We're going to see you at the top of the hour for The Source.
09:36:10.900Among Caitlin's guests tonight, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear.
09:39:22.440And those words indeed turned out to be prophetic.
09:39:25.760Colonel Layton, what did you make of the timing here and the target?
09:39:28.180Yeah, very interesting timing, John. And what I saw with that is the fact that Netanyahu is in D.C. right now. And that, I think, was one of the key things.
09:39:38.120what Iran was doing, to piggyback off of Karim's points, is that they're basically saying if Iran
09:39:46.480and the U.S. in essence get back together again, the Iranians see, or if Israel and the U.S. get
09:39:53.660back together again, the Iranians see this as being a major issue in terms of continuing the war.
09:40:00.700They see that as basically the potential for a hostile act against them. And as far as the
09:40:05.180target is concerned, they went after a U.S. facility, a U.S. facility on a Jordanian air
09:40:11.100base, and they are seeing that as one of the prime areas that they can use not only to target,
09:40:17.540but also they see that as a primary danger point for them. So they're seeing this basically as a
09:40:23.040preemptive strike from their point of view, and that's why they attacked probably the
09:40:28.780Mukhopwakal Salty air base, which is the northern Jordan, which was the one that was hit,
09:40:33.320where the three service members were killed recently.
09:40:37.260Kareem, what does this tell you about Iran's appetite for risk
09:40:42.340and also their appetite to change the status quo?0.92
09:40:48.020I think we've talked about this before, John.
09:40:50.560I used to say before the war that the Iranian regime was a zombie regime0.70
09:40:54.320because it had a dying ideology with dying legitimacy and a dying leader.0.99
09:40:59.200And I think it's been transformed for now into a gangster regime.
09:41:03.320yeah i had to say that um but yeah they are going to come out of this as the fourth world power bro
09:41:11.320um they really pulled our card and showed that we are a paper tiger in so many different ways0.96
09:41:17.880geopolitically unfortunately it's fucking bad dude really bad regime which uh has a huge appetite for0.99
09:41:24.600risk and it's well this is a perfect time to advertise uh the fucking new jackass line that1.00
09:41:31.200we got because we're in a dumbass war so yeah guys go in and get in all right fucking ridiculous1.00
09:41:48.320Go ahead and get the merch, niggas1.00
09:42:50.620strongholds and we heard about there being two injuries but now we've also heard there was a
09:43:00.260report that they'd hit garbala governor and now we're hearing that if the husseini service guest
09:43:06.200house and like i said to you in the previous stream the husseini service guest house is0.99
09:43:11.320there and so that could be major escalation because there's a huge number of shia muslims
09:43:17.860that have gone to iraq for pilgrimage this is the kind of religious pilgrimage very similar to the
09:43:24.280sunni hajj and uh as you guys know um i was meant to be there i was going to be there today when they
09:43:30.780were um but my visa didn't fully go through so this is a major major strikes that are happening
09:43:36.600And I can see a raid targets the north of Karbala Goumina and the sound of explosions are heard in Al-Zab area in Karouk in northern Iraq as well.
09:43:47.800We have Lieutenant Colonel Karan Katowski on the show.
09:43:51.520Thank you so much for taking your time out to join us.
09:43:58.980The Iranians fired five missiles at the Jordan base.
09:44:03.920This seemed like the first time Iran had done a preemptive strike, but now it seems more like that this was a result of these strikes on Iraq, on the Iraqi resistance, a joint attack by Saudi and the United States of America.
09:44:21.960Yeah, well, I mean, it doesn't fit with what Trump said earlier today when he talked about, you know, we're going to suspend and we're going to get back to the MOU.
09:44:32.520but that was probably the just the five minutes that i saw him and he and i know later he i think
09:44:37.160he did threaten to obliterate um everything as he always does so i don't know it looks like um
09:44:45.480well did this happen before or after bb netanyahu's visit to president trump after yeah is it after
09:44:52.520yeah yeah just now it's been it's been for the last hour so so um i don't know this is i i i
09:45:00.760I really don't know. I'm sorry that I can't be smarter about it.
09:45:05.400I mean, you know, Israel, then Yahu said to the public,
09:45:09.880I don't know what he said to Trump, probably the same thing,
09:45:11.520but he said to the public in English that his advice to President Trump would be,
09:45:18.800you have to continue the war in Iran, even though Israel may not be willing to sacrifice
09:45:25.040or even able to provide weapons, they wanted us to do that.0.81
09:45:30.060And that's a pretty bold ask, I would think, at this point in the game, when our military has already been depleted, just amazingly depleted the number of aircraft we've lost.
09:45:41.440I mean, I think you have to go back to Vietnam to see this.
09:45:45.880It's been taught the wrong lesson from this war, which is that you don't gain concessions by compromising.1.00
09:45:51.500And you actually gain concessions by attacking the United States and the region, by attacking your neighbors and continuing to close the strait of homos.1.00
09:47:36.500Doesn't sound like, Karim, you think there's any appetite for them to change anything anytime soon.0.99
09:47:40.400In other words, reach some kind of a deal.0.97
09:47:42.820Yeah, and they just attacked Iraq as well. Yeah, I saw that.0.86
09:47:47.760Yeah, so I'll show you guys this real quick.
09:47:50.680um yeah major strikes in basra against iraqi resistance so the retaliations are already
09:47:59.820coming we might have a long night chat we might have a long night i don't see any correlation
09:48:08.040as of now between someone said where do i buy the hoodies i just gave you the link bro
09:48:11.960The negotiations and Vice President Vance and some of the U.S. negotiating team and President Trump, of course, have said those negotiations are going positively and the conduct of the regime, which remains very aggressive.
09:48:36.320Cedric, what do you think the likely response is for the United States? What are the range of
09:48:43.940options here? And also just the fact that Iran continues to strike at U.S. targets with ballistic
09:48:49.480missiles, which President Trump has more or less said have been destroyed. Yeah. Oh, you know,
09:48:55.220that was a lie. Yeah. Well, they obviously haven't been destroyed, John, as we can see for
09:49:00.800ourselves here. So I think the range of options that the U.S. has include doing nothing or going
09:49:08.480after several sets of targets. The standard response so far has been to go after targets
09:49:13.980in the southern part of Iran along the coastline of the Persian Gulf. What they may do in this
09:49:19.040particular case, depending on how they judge this particular attempted attack, they may decide to go
09:49:25.700after some more strategic targets, such as command and control nodes,
09:49:30.420perhaps something in the Tehran region.
09:49:32.100I don't think the U.S. will use this as a pretext for an all-out attack
09:49:37.200like we had at the beginning of this conflict,