00:05:05.840One soundbite was worse than the next,
00:05:07.780including the foreperson um and they all went after the one male holdout juror they were
00:05:17.580disgusted with this guy i mean they didn't even wait until lindsey clancy was wheeled back into
00:05:23.960the mental facility before they started attacking this guy publicly and wait until you hear why
00:05:31.720like there are reasons okay watch this one he was very arrogant he really did not take anything that
00:05:40.360anybody said the nurses he he tried to ask a question about the medications and we went back
00:05:48.880to the report from south shore hospital we had the toxicology report we could see exactly the
00:05:55.480amounts the nurses in the room spoke to that and talked to that there were nurses on the jury yes
00:06:02.980and they spoke to that that specific thing that was a question that he had
00:06:08.560and he just completely disregarded the information that they gave him i mean he had reasonable doubt
00:06:15.640he admitted he had reasonable doubt after we watched that video of the interview i think
00:06:20.880that's when it was he admitted he had reasonable doubt and i started filling out the forms i was
00:06:27.180so excited i actually there were three forms i had to fill out and i started filling them out i wrote
00:06:33.880my signature on each one and then he said but i'm still not gonna say that she's not guilty
00:06:40.760by reason of insanity okay they're mad because he was arrogant unlike you ladies who seem very0.99
00:06:50.240humble and open minded to differences of opinion. By the way, just that was jury foreperson Ronnie
00:06:57.280Clark there at the end, retired fifth grade special needs teacher, appearing to try to
00:07:02.000complete the jury verdict for him without taking a final vote. She was already she was so excited
00:07:06.100to find her not guilty. What do you mean? He rained on her parade. He pissed all over her pen
00:07:12.000as she was excitedly writing down not guilty. And now she's mad. Also, we had juror Paula Devlin
00:07:18.220there who worked for government contractors, saying the jury was using analysis by the nurses
00:07:24.880on the jury that was calling on their own expertise, and it was not part of the evidence
00:07:31.360or testimony presented at the trial. Well, this is a potential problem, madam. This is not something
00:07:37.980you should be boasting about to some journalist. As the Federalist's Sean Davis pointed out on X,
00:07:43.920this may have been in violation of Judge William Sullivan's jury instructions.
00:07:48.360Here is what the judge told them before they started deliberating. Watch.
00:07:53.260You are not to decide this case based on anything you may have read or heard outside of this
00:07:58.880courtroom. So if somebody has a question in that jury room, you are not allowed to try and answer
00:08:07.020it by anything other than through the exhibits and evidence you've heard. All right. We said,
00:08:12.740So I just kind of want to make that real clear.
00:08:16.440OK, so going in there and pretending you are a mini expert as a nurse is really not in the spirit of those jury instructions.
00:08:27.040Now, everybody brings in their life experience and that's normal.
00:08:30.740But acting as a little mini expert to interpret the toxicology report for the lone holdout juror and then to get pissed off that he's not listening.
00:08:41.760OK, so you could argue about whether it was appropriate for them to be trying to be the little mini experts in there, you know, conducting their own little experiments on the toxicology report based on whatever knowledge they have.
00:08:54.580But this holdout jurors decision to reject that as not the expertise he was going to base a life or death decision on was entirely appropriate.
00:09:06.960And these two people are too clueless to understand that.
00:09:10.360They're actually openly bitching about it, saying, like, he was arrogant because he didn't accept our expertise.
00:14:08.780A lot of us had questions about the fact that there were nine women on the jury.0.81
00:14:12.100You know, I mean, the women, they tend to be tender hearts.
00:14:14.620Their empathy gets exploited their entire lives so that it stays super alive and they can be super woke when they grow into full grown women, except when it comes to the unborn.
00:14:23.260You're not allowed to have any empathy for them.
00:14:25.200And as it turns out in Massachusetts for the born but not yet adult children, this is the most absurd.
00:14:35.440She was unprofessional and biased because she didn't call a character witness telling everybody that Lindsay Clancy was a bad mom.
00:14:42.900I mean, you figure that out. I can't figure it out. She didn't have compassion for Lindsay Clancy, the murderer who she was trying to convince the jury should be locked up behind bars.
00:14:53.160Sister, this is a McDonald's. What are you what are you talking about? You are not on the set of Oprah.
00:15:01.220The three jurors who spoke to NBC Boston, you're not going to be surprised to learn, had a much more favorable view.
00:15:08.300I mean, honestly, I think they had the hots for Lindsey Clancy's defense lawyer, Kevin Reddington.
00:27:31.960exercise cord while you struggle to breathe, blood vessels breaking in your eyes, struggling
00:27:37.980to get any air in your lungs, and having your mother who's so much bigger than you and the
00:27:43.100one person you've depended on your entire life for sustenance, love, and existence turn on you
00:27:51.840and try to successfully end your life. I'm sure just as difficult as it was for those jurors to
00:27:59.200hear that 911 call, it was far more difficult for the children to have their lives snuffed out by
00:28:05.060their mother. And I don't want to hear any more nonsense from these idiots about where was the1.00
00:28:12.940prosecution's compassion. They had compassion for the children. That's who deserved it.1.00
00:28:20.100Go back to your cooking and stay there. I hope they never serve again, not on a case with real
00:28:27.480victims. Um, this was an abomination. These women, I I'm horrified, not surprised, but I'm horrified.
00:28:35.660Um, and I'm sure the prosecutor is looking at this thinking, good God, I don't know how this
00:28:40.740affects Tim Cruz's decision about whether to go forward. I mean, is if this is the Massachusetts
00:28:45.800jury pool, he's effed. What's he going to do? Going to get 12 more like that. Uh, good luck to
00:28:52.600you? I don't know what he's going to do. If they cut a deal, it needs to be for a significant,
00:29:01.740like a guaranteed amount of time behind bars. Like maybe, okay, voluntary manslaughter,
00:29:06.260but it's going to have to be a hefty, hefty sentence. And I just don't know that Kevin
00:29:09.880Reddington is going to agree to that. I'm sure he wants Tim Cruz to agree to put her in a mental
00:29:15.040facility, arguing that's where she belonged. I convinced 11 jurors, and I really hope Tim Cruz
00:29:19.560holds the line and says, no, she's going behind bars. She's going behind jail bars.0.94
00:29:26.420That's the only deal we strike or we go back to trial. I hope that's what he does. He seems like
00:29:31.200a strong man. He knows his jurisdiction better than I do. So if he decides not to do it,
00:29:36.320we're going to have to realize that this was a man who tried to do what was right and maybe came
00:29:40.660to a reality that we may have to accept that there's just not enough rational jurors in his
00:29:46.960town for him to get a conviction on that. I don't know. I'm horrified. I want to keep going.
00:29:52.820There is now a copycat case, Corey Walsh out of Illinois. And I don't want to get into the
00:30:01.200details. I told you yesterday, she hanged her two-year-old, forgive me, a little boy.
00:30:08.840And he died. She had three other children, a baby and two school-age children above him in age. And
00:30:16.360And then she got into the bathtub, had superficial wounds to her wrists and thighs, nothing life-threatening, and was found by the neighbor because the other children, obviously the school-aged ones, had, I didn't know this yesterday, walked in on the crime.
00:30:36.040They either saw the mother killing their little brother or they saw him hanging.
00:30:41.780I'm sorry to just be talking about this in a way that feels casual.
00:30:46.360these are the facts. And they ran to the neighbors. The neighbor came over and the
00:30:53.080neighbor found the mother in the bathtub with bloody water. So clearly she had cut herself.0.52
00:30:58.040But again, they're saying non-life threatening. I think the mother's fine physically. And
00:31:03.260it's an obvious copycat. The prosecutors alleged that she had been extremely interested in the
00:31:10.820Lindsay Clancy case and had been speaking about it on a text thread with friends just hours
00:31:16.080before this. She decided her two-year-old was the Antichrist and the devil and killed him.
00:31:23.700And reportedly now when she came to, or I don't know if she was even passed out, but the prosecutors
00:31:29.820allege that she also believed she had killed her other three children. That was a new fact that
00:31:36.020emerged as well. And the defense lawyer, who, by the way, was on the Casey Anthony defense team,
00:31:43.460which disturbingly won that case as you know casey anthony is free and not in jail for murdering her
00:31:51.280her child which she clearly did um comes out and um she has a couple of things to say to us
00:32:00.300including this about the lindsey clancy relations not 18 they are not correlated at all it's just
00:32:06.140accidental. Um, and I'll be the judge, not you. We, we have to be conscious of what the judge
00:32:13.440has told us we can talk about and not talk about. Um, but that speculation that this has anything
00:32:18.680to do, that it's a copycat or anything like that is baseless and cruel.
00:32:27.740Cruel. I'm not going to be taking any lectures from you on cruel, madam.
00:32:31.360You're the reason Casey Anthony is running around free and you are defending yet another mother who's murdered her child.0.99
00:32:39.440So fuck off that we will be the we will be the final say and arbiters on whether this had anything to do with Lindsay Clancy.0.99
00:32:49.280And I, for one, am persuaded by her extreme interest in the case, as expressed within hours of her doing this, that it did play a role.1.00
00:32:58.580Call me crazy. That's where I am. She went on to play the psychosis card because it's working so well for juries out there, especially in blue states from Massachusetts to, she hopes, Illinois.
00:33:19.600SOT 16. As you probably know, the judge denied pretrial release to a locked situation in a
00:33:29.100hospital, which is what we had hoped would happen, given her psychological condition and
00:33:35.080the wounds that she's still recovering from. We're disappointed with the ruling, but we were going
00:33:41.340to continue to work really hard to investigate this case and present the defenses correct,
00:33:47.140which is that she was psychotic and this is not a first-degree murder.
00:34:00.760We're going to start this whole thing all over again,
00:34:02.860where these nutcases are going to be arguing that Corey Walsh0.87
00:34:06.300isn't to be held responsible for this crime because she was psychotic.
00:34:11.160And now we learn she also, per NBC Chicago, had drinks at home and a number of prescription bottles.
00:34:22.100Defense attorneys argued she was in a state of psychosis when she attempted to take her own life and when she made statements to law enforcement and to hospital staff.
00:34:32.240What, like that her son was the devil?
00:34:34.860The friends in the group chat say that they noticed a shift in her texts hours before her son's death.
00:34:41.100Prosecutors citing witnesses had previously said that Walsh had, quote, recently become very interested in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial.
00:34:49.480According to court documents, Walsh, quote, had been actively discussing the case via group text message with her friends up until just hours before the tragic discovery was made inside her home.
00:34:59.580But on Tuesday, defense attorneys said those witnesses noted some unusual behavior from Walsh hours before.
00:35:06.740Members of the group chat described her messages as confusing and out of character.
00:35:11.320They said she believed Clancy's husband killed his children, Patrick Clancy, writing, quote, it was manslaughter.
00:35:42.820They also said, according to prosecutors, that she made statements intending to harm her husband, she said, when he arrived home, saying she would poison him with a drink.
00:35:52.900noting that, again, she also believes she had killed her other children as well. And yes,
00:35:59.100confirming here in the court documents that two other children who live in the home
00:36:02.780came back from school, quote, saw the situation unfolding and ran to a neighbor for help.
00:36:10.140That is just so awful. They, again, forgive me, the neighbor quickly pulled Barrett,
00:36:17.320the two-year-old down. She had him in a noose and attempted CPR, but he had no pulse. These
00:36:25.800two other children saw that. Is anyone going to account for the trauma to them? Anyone?
00:36:32.520This woman's lawyer is lecturing us on cruelty. She's representing an expert in it.1.00
00:36:39.900Here we go again. There were drugs. Her pupils were dilated. She'd been drinking. She sounded weird on the text message. They're setting it up again. We're going to do it again.0.59
00:36:53.220Um, her attorney says she was, quote, severely mentally ill at the time of the incident, requires treatment, told the judge she was diagnosed with grief psychotic disorder.
00:37:09.220According to the National Library of Medicine, bereavement may lead to heterogeneous psychological responses, including prolonged grief disorder, depression and psychotic like experiences.
00:37:22.740Just, you know, I'm sorry, but a certain male gesture comes to mind.
00:37:51.280That's what these nutcases are asking us to do, to accept this as a new normal, a new phenomenon in which we're supposed to have empathy and compassion for the poor mothers who are the real victims here.0.94
00:45:51.900I know that there are people listening right now who don't have kids but have family members who they love, their families of origin, who have pets they freaking adore, who make life worth living, who depend on them for their existence.
00:46:06.280And don't underestimate the power of that.
00:46:09.320You know, the animal kingdom is such a wonder.
00:46:12.540And they are such wonderful pets and additions to our lives, even Strudwick.
00:46:18.400I mean, there's a lot of blessings that you can find in your own life if you just pause and look for them.
00:53:33.240Something sexual related? Well, last week it comes out what it was. He was allegedly looking at child sexual abuse material, in particular like an online chat forum about child sexual abuse, on the plane while wearing a Wheel of Fortune jacket.
00:53:56.320And the person next to him, hashtag hero, took a picture and told the pilot, which is like amazing.
00:54:07.300I don't know if it was a male or a female, but that was very ballsy, right?
00:54:11.140To like, can you imagine like sneaking your phone up?
00:54:13.660Like, oh my God, taking the picture so you have the evidence and then also telling the pilot so that the authorities could be waiting when the plane landed.
00:54:23.120Now, the police have not yet arrested him, so I'm not sure what's happening there.
00:54:30.180And his lawyer is denying the specifics of the charges, in particular that he was looking at child sexual abuse material.
00:54:38.180The lawyer has what to me sounds like a cockamamie defense, suggesting his lawyers, Alison Hart, told TMZ that the actor clicked on the site by mistake, by mistake.
00:54:53.740She said that he had become active in suicide prevention advocacy and that he spent time visiting chat rooms offering support to individuals suffering from suicidal ideation, that he often viewed visited a suicide prevention website, whatever that was supposed to be for that.
01:07:22.040They do it because it's part of the price of admission.
01:07:25.360The access by the fans to the players generates interest and puts butts in the seats at the stadiums, which generates ticket sales, which is what pays you the big prize money when you win.
01:07:38.260And when you win, you get endorsement deals and you become a multimillionaire like Naomi Osaka has.
01:07:44.720And then you repay it by giving a few questions to what can be sometimes annoying questions, I'm sure.
01:07:53.400And you deal with your very pesky public.
01:07:57.380Instead, she, through her agent, called this one reporter for I think it was the Cincinnati Inquirer a bully simply because he said, how do you balance the two things?
01:08:06.140You want sort of privacy on these press conferences, but you work with the press and you use the press to build your brand.
01:08:12.860It was a very gentle question. She later, through her agent, called him a bully. This guy probably makes $60,000 a year. You can add two or three zeros to that for what Naomi Osaka has made. She plays for Japan, by the way, not us.
01:08:29.280um so she now comes out all right so she hasn't been in good sports since then just last summer
01:08:35.980we played video of her um she pulled out of the french open after she refused to do those
01:08:41.140interviews she wanted us to know she has anxiety and depression i mean welcome to the club a lot
01:08:45.540of people do and they still do their jobs um then the following june she skipped out on wimbledon
01:08:50.080okay but let's flash flash forward to last august of 2025 where she was at the national bank open
01:09:27.660Um, I don't really want to take up too much time. So I'll just say thank you to everyone. Um, thank you to my team. Thank you to the ball kids. Thank you to the organizers, um, and all the volunteers. And I hope you guys had a good night.
01:09:44.080Not a word about her opponent, not a congratulatory word, nothing, nothing.
01:09:54.340Even Coco Goff's former coach, Brad Gilbert, acknowledged it and laid into her saying, look, she may suffer with social anxiety, but gosh, congratulate your opponent, especially one that looked up to you.
01:10:07.980So this is not somebody who's handled her time in the spotlight well.
01:10:13.560I believe if memory serves, she later came out and said, oh, sorry, I forgot to thank her.
01:10:20.020So now we get to this year's open.0.96
01:10:23.160Her thing this year is to walk out onto the tennis court.
01:10:26.980And by the way, notwithstanding how she really doesn't want to deal with the press,
01:10:29.620during the Black Lives Matter protests of 2020, oh, she was all about BLM.
01:10:33.980She made that very clear on the tennis court and off.
01:10:37.260So she's fine using the media for that messaging.
01:10:39.480But when we have to talk about why she's not a great clay player, it's intrusive.
01:10:42.800and bullying um so now we get to this year's u.s open and she's had a comeback after having a child
01:10:48.100good for her applaud it respect it um and she's decided that she is an anna wintour protege look
01:10:56.420at her walking out um and the round one entrance wearing who decides war that's the name of the
01:32:41.800The first chapter is called Murder on Campus.
01:32:44.920It tells what happened up to that day because Charlie and I were with one another for the three days prior to the murder,
01:32:51.960what happened that day and then what has happened since.
01:32:54.760And then we get into so many other issues related to the denial of reality,
01:32:58.460whether it's that men can have babies or there are an infinite number of genders or that there is no truth.
01:33:03.420that just, when people say that, Megan, I always say, is that true? Is it true? There's no truth.
01:33:07.660I mean, it's crazy. I love that. I mean, there's it. It's how you deal with the atheist. Yes.
01:33:13.460Yes. It's so self-contradictory. The war on reality is self-contradictory. I mean,
01:33:18.700some of these people are saying that, you know, reason is a tool of oppression as they try and
01:33:23.460reason us to that conclusion. You know, Megan, it's, it's, it's bizarre and it's gone completely
01:33:29.420away from the Bible and completely away from Martin Luther King, who said, let's not judge
01:33:34.040people on the color of their skin, but the content of their character. Now we're judging people,
01:33:38.800according to cultural Marxism, based on what particular identity groups they're in.
01:33:44.080You know, if you're a white, heterosexual, Christian male who's a citizen of the United0.54
01:33:49.400States, you're automatically considered an oppressor. And guess what? Charlie Kirk had0.75
01:33:53.880all of those qualities. That's why. Yes. Yes. Sorry. Go ahead. Go ahead.
01:33:59.420No, I was going to say it's one of the reasons why we're seeing these just demonic people out there, even this week, celebrating the one year mark of his assassination.
01:34:07.860A father, a husband, a business leader celebrating it still, even with a year to reflect and understand and do a little searching on the Internet to figure out who it was.
01:34:19.180They don't care. He already started with an L because of those things you just.
01:34:22.700Yes, yes. And by contrast, if you're on the other side, if you're a person of color, if you're LGBTQ, if you're a non-citizen, you're automatically considered, and bonus points, by the way, if you're an illegal immigrant, you're automatically considered oppressed.
01:34:38.360so you should be heard and uh the so-called oppressor group should not be heard and it got
01:34:44.720to the point where it seems like tyler robinson was so radicalized that he thought that charlie
01:34:50.720was a fascist that needed to be murdered because megan we all know a typical fascist tactic as
01:34:58.260mussolini taught us was hand your opponent the microphone and let him make his case while you0.99
01:35:04.760quietly listen and then you have a discussion no the guy that shot him is a fascist it's not
01:35:10.800charlie kirk charlie kirk was a christian man who wanted to bring the truth to people and he was
01:35:17.120willing to put himself in harm's way to do so um thankfully all they were able to do is change his
01:35:23.620address the rest of us have to move on and keep moving forward and that's why good logical thinking
01:35:31.940that you provide here on this program is so important. Because in the book, we talk about
01:35:36.700the illogic of what so many on the left are engaged in. I mean, from self-contradictory
01:35:44.060statements like there is no truth, to saying that if you have certain qualities, you're an
01:35:50.120oppressor, and if not, you're oppressed, and claiming that there is no God, but then they
01:35:54.960claim they have rights. Well, there are no rights if there is no God. Everything's just a matter of
01:35:59.400opinion. It's just your opinion against somebody else's opinion. And so what we're trying to—
01:36:04.100Well, that's what I was going to ask you. How much of this, what we're seeing, this war on reality,
01:36:09.600is the result of people pushing faith out of their lives, religion out of the public square,
01:36:15.600references to God must be snuffed out, et cetera? How much is rooted in that?
01:36:19.720I think a lot of it is because the Apostle Paul wrote in, again, his letter to the Romans chapter
01:36:25.1001, that when you suppress the truth long enough, God will give you over to a depraved mind to the
01:36:31.540point where you're not only doing evil yourself, you're cheering on other people who are doing
01:36:36.540evil. Megan, what did we have? Three weeks ago, the governor of Massachusetts signed the bill
01:36:41.360where you could actually execute your child up to the moment of birth, and they're applauding this.
01:36:47.100They're applauding it. And everybody knows, OBGYNs, all doctors know that if there's a problem in the
01:36:54.280third trimester of pregnancy, if you have to take the baby, you don't have to kill the baby.
01:37:00.260You can do a C-section, save the baby, and then give health care to the mother. There is never
01:37:06.280a reason in the third trimester to have a baby die in order to save a mother, and yet that's
01:37:13.400what the law was that they passed. It's a sacrament to them. In fact, think about it this way.
01:37:20.580The Lord said in John chapter 6, this is my body.
01:37:36.060They're actually mocking it like it's a sacrament to them.
01:37:41.980I mean, when you suppress your conscience, when you suppress the truth long enough,
01:37:48.820You're given over to a depraved mind because God pulls back.
01:37:52.440He says, I know you don't want me, so I'm going to pull back.
01:37:54.680And then you have so much of these evil acts that have been committed, whether it's the murder of Charlie or the murders of the kids at the Annunciation School in Minneapolis or, I mean, or the Clancy murders.