Who was Charlie's chief of staff and who was he calling?

So, welcome to the party. Crack a beverage, get cozy, have a snack, settle in, whatever it is, because tonight we got some spice to talk about. Tonight, we've got some spicy [ __ ]. Um, I was actually planning on speaking about kind of some other stuff tonight. I made three thumbnails for a different conversation and then if you're not familiar, if you're not paying attention, um earlier this afternoon I went live on Twitch for like three and a half hours and we just hung out and did what I was planning on prepping a little more research for the stream over there. And then I basically just wound up pre-streaming the whole stream with all this different stuff and walking through it and got a bunch of consolidated stuff and kind of centered my thoughts around a lot of things and realized that the main story here there's two different stories going on.

Um, dude, sick. On Twitch, we're getting a whole bunch of uh gifted subs. Shout out to the Twitch sub gifts. We're building up the Twitch with uh Twitch will be the research and like the hangout where I'm just like I'm probably just going to stream on there pretty [ __ ] frequently I think and just like bring you into the research and show you what we do and how we're doing it and we'll do it together. And we actually discovered we discovered some funny [ __ ] on there earlier that I will show you in a little bit. Um so shout out to all the Twitch subgfters. [snorts]

But um today's stream in my mind was really taking two paths. And one was I've been putting together a detailed uh big picture and day of shooting timeline, two different timelines that have all the things that happened, all the evidence, what we know for sure. Um just all in one place, which I should have done way back at day one. and also building a map with all of the video footage we have of allegedly Tyler walking around in the neighborhood before the shooting uh leading into the shooting. All of it all on a Google Earth file where we can kind of scroll around and track what we know about these various folks walking around in various outfits and stuff like that. And and so that's one side of it, but then the other side is that I've been deep diving Baron Coleman's work um over the last two days, I guess. I've watched um GG's wigging out. GG, if it's CIA bark, let me know. Um I've been watching Baron Coleman's streams for like the last 20 hours or something, catching up because I had seen his work here. Let me go to his channel. I had seen his work um you know, being reported on by like James Lee and uh redacted and all these other places and it's like legit um and I get it and so I never really went to his stream and actually watched the whole stream because I a lot of time but it eventually caught up to me that like I should probably catch up with what Baron's doing and see what's going on here. And I've now watched almost all of every single video except for one of them. And what I realized is that someone's got to put this [ __ ] onto a timeline and figure out when all these searches were happening relative to the Charlie Kirk timeline, the TPUSA timeline, what's happening in the world while all these really weird Google searches are being done in Israel and Washington DC and probably the FBI office in Huntsville, Alabama. So, I built that um and I went through all of his videos and tabulated all of the relevant Google search trends that he's found and put it on a timeline that paints a pretty striking picture. And then lo and behold, as I'm wrapping that process up yesterday, um that one of the people I wonder if it happened in that order. It might have actually been the other order where Sam Parker on X put out a video bringing a little attention to some very, very strange behavior by Mikey McCoy, Charlie Kirk's chief of staff. And it's just strange behavior. We just have questions about it. I'm not trying to accuse him of anything. Um, but it's weird and it's on video and we can all watch it and we will. And then someone asked Baron Coleman to search for his name and to see if there's any Google search trends. And oh boy, there are Google search trends to go with his name. So that is sort of our order of business today. Um, and what I think we'll do is we'll start with the Baron Coleman stuff here on Free Speech Friday on this channel. And if we get through it, then we might get into some of the other stuff, too. But I'm much more curious to talk to Nate about the timeline and all the things that happened and to sort of speedrun now that we're like a month and a half on sort of speedrunning with another high quality investigator that's followed it from the start that that has a good threshold for evidence and is, you know, willing to speculate but not willing to be an idiot. Um really stoked to put two minds together to kind of like trace everything we know at this point and what theories are off the table and what theories are on the table and what does it all mean at this point because we're starting to have a fair bit of information and it's weird. It's not really um it's not really adding up any more than it did on day one. Um so I see you guys in the chat. I'll take a break for supers at some point later. Um, but I'm just peeping them right now real quick. But yeah, we'll do we'll do supers later. Not right now. Um, although actually, now that I think about it, there are a few here that I'm going to miss because they aren't in my tracker. Um, if I don't do them now. Oh, what? Weird. They're not in my Anyways, um, just real quick, Jelly D, I appreciate yours. Blockchain laws keep getting passed when most people don't understand the basics. Blockchain offers many positive things, but also risk control through digital IDs. Do they understand what laws they even passing? Is that from this stream? I mean, you're right. And holistic ooligy, appreciate the $20 super with no comment. Um, and there's just two that I aren't in my tracker, so I'm going to miss them. So, got those out of the way. Um, okay. [clears throat] Let's Let's um I think we're ready to get rolling. We because we have a time cap on the end of our show today. I don't want to doawle too much. I think I want to just get rolling regardless of how many of you are in here at this point. And Baron Coleman, if you have not if you somehow have been living under a rock and have not seen this dude's face and not seen what this dude is reporting on, um I don't know where you've been. But um we'll catch you up. I'll give you the fast version because the tough part when people's information is hidden within a live stream, there's a huge time investment required to dig it out and to put it all together. And Baron's investigation has been going on for a month now over many live streams that build on each other. And you kind of have to watch them all in order to really get the context of what he's talking about. I highly recommend you do that. I right now I would recommend it's easy. You have a computer in front of you right now. I would recommend you open a new YouTube tab, search for Baron Coleman, and go and subscribe to him right this minute because his shit's fire. He's really interesting. He's got a great mind on this. Um, and he's bringing some of the most concrete facts. Not like it's proving anything about like that person did it, but concrete facts about things that did happen that are extremely suspicious that are digital. That is a digital footprint of what looks an awful lot like the planning of an assassination happening before the assassination. And so I just want to introduce you to him a little bit so you can get a feel for who he is and how this works and we can show you the tool that he's using to to grab this data and evidence. And then we'll skip ahead and we rather than watching, you know, the 15 hours of live streams or whatever that I spent the last two days watching, we'll skip ahead from there to some of the more significant ones and kind of put it all together quickly so you can understand how groundbreaking this stuff is. Um, so I just want to go to his intro real quick and let him speak.

>> I don't want it to be painful. I want this as painless as possible, but I didn't know how else to get this information out into the public. And I think it is disturbing enough that it needs to be out in the public. It is uh frankly one of the more disturbing things I've run across. But let me give you the background of how I did this. There's a there's a search function in Google I learned about years ago. And everybody knows how to use go. You open google.com and you can you can uh you get a search window and you start typing in your stuff. A lot of it's a a lot of you have it as the default browser. So, you just go up to your where you would normally type like uh baronolman.com or

>> Use Brave browser, folks. Brave browser. Way better way better for your privacy. Way better platform,

>> whatever. You would uh you go up there and you just start typing something, you know, uh closest grocery store and it'll pop up a Google search because Google is your default search engine. Uh but if you actually go to the google.com page, it'll give you a search window. But there are a whole lot of functionality you can do in that search window that most people don't know about. And the reason I'm confident most people don't know about it is when I ran by several very sophisticated again household names in some instances uh names that have people that have advised presidents uh advised uh on on mega national matters and instances [clears throat] and I said hey have you ever heard of this search functionality in Google called Google Trends? And several of them were like no never heard of it. What does it what does it do? Some of them were like, I kind of heard of it, but I don't really know what it was. I first heard of it when I was advising for a grocery store chain decades and a half ago probably, a long time ago. [clears throat] And uh I was a very small member of a team, but I was part of a team. And the and the team had a very sophisticated guy on it. And he had discovered this functionality on Google where you could go and you could sort of view what it was people were searching and when and you could get

>> makes a lot of sense why this tool would be useful for a grocery store chain,

>> trends related to it. And so I'll demonstrate that for you on something random. But it'll and I'll give you an idea of how it works and then I'll explain where I first applied this to any sort of Breaking National story and then I'll explain how I applied it to Charlie Kirk and then I'll explain one of the most disturbing things I've come across in a very very long time. Okay. Um so that's Baron. He's dope and he says it a million times in his streams. Um so I'm just going to say it for him right now. He is not making the claim that what we're about to talk about is proof of any specific guilt from any specific person. He's not claiming that like this is going to show you who who killed Charlie Kirk or who was it that was looking these things up. He's just showing you that this is what it is and it means what it means.

So, let's let's meet the tool Google Trends. Oh, you're getting a sneak peek. Um, so Google Trends tracks all of Google's searches all over the world all the time. And you can pull that data in various ways. And so earlier today um just as an example for the I have never done this before about two or three hours ago. Um as an example it's like you can search yourself and see how many people are searching for you. And in the past day in the United States there's two hits, two spikes at 1:28 p.m. and at 2:24 p.m. Uh right before I went live earlier. Interesting. um all across the United States just in the past day. If I expand it to the past seven days um because I'm relatively a public figure, there's you know some Google searches for me. What we are seeing on this chart is important to understand. The scale is 0 to 100 on the left. And that doesn't mean zero searches, 100 searches. It means that in the time frame you're looking at, one of those days has the most searches. And here that is this day, October 24th, today. Oh, because it's breaking up by timeline. So, whatever time frame you choose, it'll segment that into time sections. And then whichever time section has the most hits, that becomes 100%. And then every other day is relative to the big day. So in this case, if on this day October 20, if right here in this time frame, I got 100 Google searches, then all the others are relative to that time frame of 100. And so 21% means 21 out of 100 searches. If I expand my time frame to 90 days, the whole scale resets and now this is the biggest day, September 29th, 2025. That's the date out of this time frame, 90 days, where there were the most people Google searching me in the United States. And so all the other data points here are September 26th 54% of this biggest day. Okay, that's what this means. And you can look at it in all kinds of ways u across whatever time frame you want. Um so over the last year, it's kind of interesting. I had the most Google searches March 2nd to March 8th of 2025. I don't remember what I was doing, but I'm sure I was causing trouble somewhere. Um, then you can change it to be like in New York State. How many people are Google searching Ian? Interesting. It's that same time frame, March 2nd to March 8th. If anyone remembers in the chat what I was doing, March 2nd through March 8th, let me know because I was probably starting trouble. I was probably talking [ __ ] to Elon or something like that, I would guess. Um, California, right? So each different location with each different time frame will sort of yield a different window into it, but it's not terribly granular. You can't tell who's searching it. You can't tell exactly where it's coming from. Um, and you can't tell exactly how many searches it is. And with someone that's a public figure, it's not all that helpful in this context because there's going to be a lot of Google searches for someone in my position or for someone even more popular or famous than me. And so you got to take the tool for its own limitations as what it is. But it is all real data. It is all actual searches that actually happened. And if there is data on these charts, those were real searches. And so I wonder if it'll still show up because earlier today, just for the funny of it, I was like, you can also search internationally, right? And so over the past 12 months in Israel, there's no significant data to show that people in Israel are searching for Ian Carol. Thank God. Thank God. But then I reduced the time frame to 30 days and to 60 days and it was like cool. Nothing's showing up. Nothing's showing up. Nothing's showing up. Um, and on one of the time frames it showed me a little blip. And so I opened up the 7-day time frame and noticed that in Israel there are searches for me on October 20th at 11 p.m. and October 21st at 5 a.m. And it might just be a few searches. It might just be like four Google searches and one Google search kind of a thing. Although 21% doesn't really equal 1/4, but you know what I'm saying. So on October 20th, someone was searching for me in Israel. What was I doing on October 20th? I don't know. Maybe I was This is actually a slightly different day than we honed in on earlier. Um because it can be a little shifty as far as what six days ago. Yeah. Uh, so October 20th was 2 days after my last Free Speech Friday. 2 days after I did this whole live free speech Friday about the Israeli propaganda machine and about all the Jewish donors and about all the organizations they have and their skirting of Farah. It was a very critical stream, let's just say. And so maybe it's a coincidence, but my best guess would be that people in Israel were probably Google searching me because they were not exactly stoked about the live stream that I had done. And I'm not saying that like MSAD was Google searching me. I'm just saying that people in Israel were Google searching me. And maybe they're just regular civilians that are just curious. Maybe they're hyped. Maybe they're homies that are in the chat right now. Um or maybe they were people like that don't like me. Um who knows? You can only ascribe as much as you can ascribe to it. And it's really all speculation beyond the fact that Google search has happened. Okay, that's layer one of this idea a very long time. And I just go

>> And Baron walks us slowly into this idea like I did where he shows us he used the Atlanta Braves as a basic search to show what trend lines tend to look like and why you can't use this technique on big things that are popular that get lots of Google searches. You have to use it on things like someone's full name or an address or, you know, stuff like that. Um, so then he searched Tyler James Robinson, which is Tyler Robinson's full name. Most of us don't know Tyler Robinson's full name, but it is Tyler James Robinson.

>> Tyler James Robinson. So, I did a search for Tyler James Robinson nationally over the entire United States for the past seven days. And you'll notice that gigantic spike right after the news broke. But I noticed right over here there was a little blip on September 9th at 7 p.m. Damn, that's weird. That is weird.

>> And keep in mind, this is a blip large enough to show up on an index at a two. Now, granted, I'm going to keep going. You're going to be surprised by what I've show you here in a few minutes. It's a blip large enough to show up as a two the day before the Kirk shooting. The day before the Kirk shooting, someone in the United States searched Tyler James Robinson, the full name, first, middle, last name of the shooter. Now, what's interesting about that is I've not seen him listed anywhere as Tyler James Robinson. I've seen Tyler Robinson a lot. I've seen his name, his mom's name. I think her name was Amber.

>> Okay. So, [clears throat] not gonna sit around and watch the whole thing. Um, I recommend that you do go watch the whole thing. Um, because he gets into more granular detail and he looks up different locations and he hones in and he he also looks for other locations where there is no data and he shows you that. And so the granularity of watching his whole stream is important because you get the context that it's not ju he's not just like cherrypicking random things and being like look there's a crazy trend. He's looking all over and he's showing you that like no it's just searched in this one place at this one time not anywhere else not any other time. That's weird. And what he realizes is that Tyler James Robinson was searched the day before the shooting in the United States. and he hones in on realizing that Tyler James Robinson was searched in Washington DC at 12:00 p.m. the day before the shooting. And he was searched in Huntsville, Alabama at 4 p.m. the day before the shooting. And Huntsville, Alabama is a weird place, but he knows from his time looking into Thomas Matthew Krooks, which is where he first started applying this technique to crimes like this to high-profile cases. He knows that in Huntsville, Alabama, there's an enormous FBI field office. And so Huntsville, Alabama shows a lot of blips on a lot of searches that he winds up doing. And then also the District of Columbia at 900 PM. There was a huge signal and that is not what's on screen there. That's District of Columbia. District of Columbia. And then he shows Oh, then he's on to something else. I must have skipped over it. Um, so that's the technique that's being used here. And this is just the start. Tyler James Robinson is just the start. I decided to go through all of his streams and tabulate all of the relevant searches onto a timeline. And it looks like this. And everything blue is a Google Trends search correlated to this case that is super suspicious that Baron has highlighted on his streams. And there's probably many more that no one's found yet or that Baron has not found, but maybe someone else has. This is just what's in Baron's streams that I thought were relevant. And there's even other ones that were maybe a little less relevant that I just didn't put on. Um, just because some of them like he's he's not trying to cherrypick. He's showing like this one is interesting, but not necess it might be noise. It might, you know, some of them are a little more there's other explanations, but some of them there there's not. So, let's let's look at this. Um, here is before we get into the timeline too much, let's just look at all the searches. This is a different tab where I've got all the relevant searches with the dates and locations. Tyler James Robinson was the first one he found. Then you remember there was this plane that people that took off nearby that people thought maybe someone had escaped on this plane that took off from this airport. Tail number n8 kg. Well, the owner of that plane was searched in the DC metro area at 1 p.m. on September 7th, just days before the shooting. His full name, Derek Maxfield. Not the rarest name in the world, but his name doesn't get searched other places. It was just in the DC metro area and then in on September 9th in Huntsville at 10 a.m. where the uh FBI field office is and in Utah on September 9th at 8 a.m. and September 10th in the District of Columbia at 11:00 a.m. All before the shooting. The tail number of the plane was searched the day before the shooting in Utah at 2 p.m. and in Arizona at 2 p.m. on September 8th. The plane was flying to Arizona. The tail number of the plane, I mean, that that makes that could maybe make sense in Utah and Arizona. Utah Valley University was searched September, sometime in early September in the DC metro area. Lance Twigs. Lance Twigs. Lance Twigs was searched all the way back in 2023 in the DC metro area. And he was also searched in Israel. All the way back in 2021, someone in Israel Google searched Lance Twigs with two G's, which is kind of weird. It's a pretty specific name. So, there's some searches for Lance Twigs dating all the way back two years plus. And then there's some searches for him in the near proximity to the shooting. Couple months before the shooting. Kind of weird. Losi was searched in Huntsville in April. And right before the shooting on September 8th, it was searched in the DC metro area. And also in July, multiple times it was searched in Israel. It was funny on the stream when Israel first started getting searched big time. Um, so there's all these searches, a whole bunch of the surgeons that work at the hospital there, people that work in law enforcement in the town by name, people's addresses, their full addresses were searched in Israel and the DC area. A lot of these searches are in Israel, which is all very weird. And there's even a few YouTubers and uh pundits and people that were searched, which could be nothing. It's hard to say, but Baron has the saying that he says on all of his streams, which is once is a random occurrence, twice is a coincidence, and three times you might have a pattern. And we're at 43 searches, 42 searches that I thought were relevant just on my list here, compiled from his list. And there's other people starting to dig into this stuff, too. It is important to note that we've seen multiple times that once once one of these searches is made public, the data seems to change like within a couple days sometimes. Um, particularly on his stream, probably on my stream now, too. Um, and maybe this will be the last big time that this technique works on a high-profile case, but it's very relevant. And so before we get into the next piece of this, let's meet our guy, Mikey McCoy. And actually before we get to the video that Sam Parker put out, um, let's do a little bit of context here. Mikey McCoy is the chief of staff for Turning Point USA. So he was Charlie's chief of staff. um for about a year now and he'd been working very closely high up there for many years at this point. Very close. This is Mikey right here. Um he is the son, if you recognize that name, it's because he is the son of Pastor Rob McCoy. And I just want to give a quick shout out to our boy. I am Coach Colin. I've been loving Coach Collins content for the last week or two since I discovered him. Um, and he puts out tons of videos. Um, good like 10 to 20 minute videos on every aspect of this case. He covers everything and he's just fun. He like has no fear about having fun with conspiracies, but he's also a smart guy that will actually parse the evidence. And so he's a great resource to keep up with everything that's breaking and every theory and every little bit. Um, and I was watching one of his videos from seven from just today where he's watching this pastor Rob McCoy speech and I was like, man, I want to look up that speech and get that clip. And so I went and found it. And this isn't the exact same clip, but it's interesting. Justin's the chief CFO, chief financial officer, and Mikey's the chief of staff.

>> Those are his kids. And and I'm watching that the minute Charlie was shot, he called me, says, "Dad, Charlie's been shot in the neck."

>> We're going to come back to that statement in just a second.

>> Please call every pastor and pray. I said, "Okay, son." He has wits about him. He was just directing. He had blood all over him. And Frank Turk,

>> Wait, wait, wait, wait. I didn't even notice that before. He just said that Mikey had blood all over him. Let's remember that in just a moment.

>> I just I want to address something. The stupidity of the internet.

>> This is the fun part.

>> Hand signals. Really? You're going to put that garbage out that they were giving hand signals? That was

>> Bro, do you see the satanic hand? Bro, dude, do you see the hand signal that he's putting up right now?

>> Frank Turk. He was covered in blood because he was giving Charlie CPR. He's an apologist for the Christian faith. His children were on the phone when he was videotaping and and they saw the the bullet. His heart's ripped out. Signals really. And the other guy, Dan, the security guard, he's somehow in tied in with this conspiracy. Get over yourself.

>> Dan is a believer. I love that man. [applause] Why didn't he check the roof? I don't know. I do know that they do. I know they have a limited detail. Anyways, we don't need to hear listen to his whiny voice all day. Um, there is, you know, there is truth to what he's saying that like, yeah, it's important not to like dog pile on to people that are grieving that are close to the It's a It's a touchy subject. It's true. But but um I just wanted to get you, you know, get us get you to know his face a little bit. Um, if you're not familiar, Pastor Rob McCoy is extremely pro-Israel. Um, but he said a few things right there that are going to be really, really, really relevant when we watch video footage of what his son Mikey McCoy, the chief of staff, did right when Charlie got shot. And here's the thing about video evidence. There's a lot of things that we sort of kind of know. There's a lot of things that we've got information about, but it's like, can you trust the source? There's a lot of parts of this story that are speculation and are probably always going to be speculation. But video is video. And yeah, there's AI, there's editing, there's all sorts of stuff that can happen to video, but the original video footage that we've got of this event, I think we feel pretty good about most of the original video footage. Um, and none of it has really been outed as being AI yet. And we're still in the era where I'm we're pretty sure that that the entire internet combined can identify an AI video, probably, especially high-profile case like this. So, I we feel pretty [ __ ] good about the video footage. If it's on video, it happened probably, almost certainly. Um, and we need some explanations for what's on video. There's a lot of video, actually. Not as much as we might expect, but there is video. And so maybe there's a rational explanation for everything that's caught on video, but there's got to be some sort of explanation because it happened and it's on video. And so this is a a zoomed in frame from one of the main angles that we all watched, uh, where Charlie gets hit in the neck and he bleeds everywhere and falls over and dies. Um, and the so the framing feels new, but it's taken from the same video that we've all seen because yeah, Sam had to zoom in on this guy right here in the background. Um, and it's kind of hard for you to see, but this is Mikey McCoy. And Sam did another expose about tracking Mikey through the whole day because Mikey was right by Charlie. He rode in with him in the SUV. He was filming. A lot of the footage that we saw at the beginning of the event, like of Charlie throwing hats, was from Mikey's phone. Um Mikey was right behind him and beside him all the way through. And then when Charlie was speaking, Mikey wound up right here uh to looker's right of the tent um wearing his black backpack with his white long sleeve shirt. And in just a second, we'll we'll watch and track him. Um [clears throat] so we don't I want to be clear. I'm not accusing Mike McCoy of a crime. Um, I'm not accusing Mikey McCoy of being involved in a conspiracy. Maybe there's a rational explanation for this behavior. All I'm saying is that on video footage, we see Mikey McCoy's actions during and right after the shooting, and they're weird. And it would be great to get an explanation from Mikey about his actions to clear it all up because it's really weird. Remember, chief of staff It's like the right-hand guy. And he was at Charlie's right hand all day long. Oh, I got to leave the audio on for a second. It's pretty intense. Like gunshot audio, but rings out. And you can see that Mikey's left hand goes up kind of like it's going to his ear to cover his ear. And his right hand is holding his phone. Okay, that's his phone. And we we know it's his phone from more than just this, but that is his phone. Okay, so it looks like his left arm goes to plug an ear maybe and his right hand holding his phone that was already kind of crossed like this starts to come up towards his ear. But Sam makes the important note that no dial motion is detected. Right? It's the phone is is in his arms and it's immediately going up towards his ear. Okay. [music] And he turns around and Charlie has still not fallen over. You're about to see Charlie fall through the frame right here, but he's already turned around and walking away. And there's Charlie. Mikey's out of line of sight and he's already on the phone. At least it it would appear that he's already on. And then in the same video, this is just a different cropping of the same video. You can see Frank Turk here. And we I remember Frank Turk's response was very logical. It was like first he freaked out and tried to get down for cover and then he kind of realized like h I'm I'm probably not getting shot right now and then he kind of like tried to help and then realized like I can't [ __ ] help and then he like kind of ran around and just tried to stay close to Charlie until he got in the SUV with him. That that behavior caught on video made sense to me. Um that seems like the kind of thing if you're not familiar with who this Frank Turk guy is, he he's kind of like a father figure to Charlie at TPUSA. He he felt he thought of Charlie a lot like a son. cared deeply about him um according to him and seemed pretty broken up about the whole thing after the fact um despite people being you know suspicious of his hat hand gesture thing or whatever. But that that behavior on camera made sense from Frank Turk. But now walking through the frame in the background, white hat is is uh um right there again right here.

>> [screaming]

>> Black backpack, white shirt, white hat like chief of staff, right? WAIT, [music] he's on the phone and he's just walking away. [music] Gang violence. Great. Gang violence. Great violence. Great. He just walks through the frame.

>> He's still on the phone.

>> I'm going to turn our audio.

>> Charlie is evacuated behind him. But what's he talking about? He doesn't actually know anything yet. He walked away without seeing what happened to Charlie. Who's he talking to?

>> Right. This is from a different video, right? From back behind the the scene where Charlie is currently getting loaded into the SUV. We all remember the timeline here. It was pretty quick. It was like within a minute and a half or so. And Bro is already on his way out of the venue, walking towards the parking lots over there. Um there this is over in that direction is where the memorial got set up eventually. Um, there is parking over there, but that's certainly not a logical thing to do at this moment is to walk slowly towards the parking when like he he still he never he didn't see what happened to Charlie. He didn't see the response. He didn't see anything. He just turned and walked away on the phone. So, who's he talking to? Right? And if we go back to his dad, Rob, didn't we just watch Rob say Justin's the chief CFO, chief financial officer, and Mikey's the chief of staff and and I'm watching that the minute Charlie was shot, he called me, says, "Dad, Charlie's been shot in the neck. Please call every pastor and pray." The minute that Charlie was shot, Mikey called me and said, "Dad, Charlie's been shot in the neck." So, was he on the phone with you? Cuz that seems pretty quick. And it's hard to say he even saw that it was a shot in the neck because he was behind him. But, right, like and he turned around within a second. But then he also says this, "It's okay, son. He has wits about him. He's just directing.

>> Directing from not the scene, directing from leaving. I mean, he sure seemed to have his wits about him. That is true.

>> He had blood all over him. And

>> he had blood all over him. Whoa, bro. Blood all over him. I mean, I see a white ass shirt and we watched him walk away. I don't see any blood all over anyone. And I'm pretty sure that the only opportunity to get blood all over him was just loaded into the car while he was walking away on the phone. He's the chief of staff, right? So that's weird. [snorts]

And now it gets even weirder. Way weirder. because someone went to Baron's live stream and said, "Hey, how about if you search Where is it? Where is it? Where is it?" Oh, it's because I'm in the other timeline. Where's Mikey? Someone went to Baron's live stream and said, "Hey, would you look up Mikey McCoy stuff and see if anyone's been searching Mikey McCoy?" And lo and behold, there's a Google trend showing that on the 14th of July, someone in Israel searched for Mikey McCoy. That's interesting. But then on August 15th, Mikey McCoy was searched in the Cayman Islands, which is weird. And then where is it? It's right Oh, it's right there. And then on September 6th, 4 days before the assassination, someone in Israel searched Mikey McCoy's home address verbatim like street like house, house number, street name, complete very specific search in Israel. And I have it written here as Mikey McCoy's home address because Baron rightfully respectfully did not publish his home address. Didn't want to dox him. Um he kind he he did accidentally show the proof that it was like but anyways Mikey McCoyy's home address was searched by someone in Israel three days before the shooting. All that is very weird. And you can go back to Baron's streams and watch them for yourself. Um, I highly recommend that you do that um to see the process for yourself and to validate and see the you know exactly how that search was done um to get a little context on it. But that's all very strange. And like to clarify, when Baron does these searches, he also shows like he'll show that same search in New York and California and Arizona and the United Kingdom and Australia to show you that all these other places, no searches. But then in these places, searches, which is all very weird. And so this is where I started to realize that putting all these searches onto a timeline might tell us something interesting because Baron keeps on kind of saying how there's this they all cluster around this two week window sort of in the middle of July of this year is when the most searches happened. and he kind of says like July 20th seems to be like the middle ground, the middle of this like big amount of searches going on. And so I'm sort of thinking, well, what happened around July 20th? Like what was happening in Charlie Kirk's life and in TPUSA's life and in Israel's life and you know, like what was happening around that time in July? Do you know what it was? And I know if you were in the Twitch stream earlier, this is all recap and you were here for it. Um, you know, hopefully you're having a good drink, but do you know what happened in July? Right around this time when all these searches exploded? Any guesses? On July 13th of this year, Charlie Kirk was in Florida at the TPUSA event hosting a debate between Dave Smith and Josh Hammer where Dave Smith made Josh Hammer look like a [ __ ] idiot and made the entire pro-Israel cause look ridiculous. And then the next day on July 14th, Tucker Carlson headlined the main stage for the closing night of the event. And we know from Tucker's reporting, Candace's reporting, and kind of Dave Smith's reporting, too, that a conversation happened backstage before Tucker went out on stage where he said, "Listen, I know that you get all this [ __ ] from donors, and I know that they're all over you and you I I normally talk about Israel and about Jeffrey Epste, all these things, and I'm not going to go hard on it. I don't want to bring more trouble on you. I'm not going to do." And Charlie said, "No, go all the way. Say it all." And Tucker recounted that conversation to us. So that was July 13th and 14th. [snorts] And there were searches before that. They extend into June um and a few in April a little bit. Some searches before that, but then they explode. That very day, the 14th, not even before the event is over, that's when Mikey McCoy gets searched in Israel. Then that same day, a guy named Richard Rasmusen gets searched in Israel. And who is Richard Rasmusen? Let me reference my other sheet over here. He's one of the surgeons at Temponogos Regional Hospital. Two days later, Temponogos Regional Hospital is searched in DC. And then that same day in DC, someone is searching for Bo Mason, who is the commissioner of the Utah Department of Public Safety that began his job on July 17th, the next day on the 18th, Steven Neilman is searched in Israel, then Lee Patterson, then Katherine Nester, then George Hodson Zinn. George Zinn was searched in DC. Brian Gil searched in Israel. Robert Patterson searched in Israel. Lee Troder searched in Israel. Road Losi Center searched in Israel. You guys don't know any of these names. You've never heard of any of these names. Steven Neman, Lee Patterson, Katherine Nester, Brian Gil, Robert Patterson, Lee Troder. Who are they? Well, Katherine Nester is Tyler Robinson's lawyer. And someone was searching for her name in Israel. Not in the UK, not in Australia, not even anywhere around the United States, just in Israel. All these other names, these are all surgeons that work at Tempenogos Regional Hospital. A few of them are um involved in the police force in the uh in the area of the shooting. Schaefer security was searched in Israel, which is like maybe just noise because Schaefer Security wasn't actually Charlie's security outfit anymore. They'd stopped a long time ago. Um, Hunter Kak, the guy that asked the question when Charlie was shot, he was searched in Israel on August 3rd. That's weird. If you recall, we have video of Hunter Kak apparently practicing his oh [ __ ] expression before the shooting happened and then being very oh [ __ ] melodramatic at the moment of the shooting. But Hunter Kak is actually part of an organization that is dedicated to trailing Charlie Kirk on campus tours and then trolling him in the questions from a left-wing perspective. Hunter Kak is like like opposition to Charlie official. Um he's very vocal about how he feels about Charlie and he's part of an organized offensive group to counter Charlie Kirk at the time. Some other interesting stuff about him too, but we don't have time for all of it. But what I'm trying to show you is that just so happens that this massive explosion in search trend data happens right after the TPUSA Florida event where it becomes pretty apparent to a lot of Jewish donors that something's got to be done about Charlie Kirk. And obviously there's a lot of speculation in connecting all of these things, but there's not speculation in the fact that these are very specific searches and that the data is showing up only in very specific places and once is a random occurrence and twice is a coincidence and three times you might have a pattern and like 14, 15, 16 times and holy [ __ ] you're planning an assassination. allegedly. And it gets to all kinds of granularity, like Mikey McCoy's home address, and I misspelled Mikey here. I turned him into Mickey. Um, but that's not the only home address that got searched. On September 7th, two 3 days before the shooting, someone in Israel searched W925S Street. That is a very specific search, right? And I see in the chat someone just said like nine billion searches a day for [ __ ] sake. Yeah, but none of them are for this. And we know that because when you look up W925S Street, look all over the country, look at every jurisdiction, look at other countries, look all over the world and see how many Google searches are done for that exact order of letters and numbers. How many digits are in your PIN for your debit card? Four, right? Because just four random numbers in a sequence is a [ __ ] like uncrackable code. There's endless possibilities. But when you have letters and numbers and it's one, two, three, four, five, six, seven characters long. I mean, it's not literally that because you kind of have to make words sort of like street, but still. That's an astronomically rare thing to search. And do you know what W925s street is? Well, it's not Mikey McCoy's address. But it is where the gun was found. Like literally where the gun was found. It is this tiny stretch of road from about here to about here, which is like one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, maybe eight houses. And the gun was found right here. Okay. So, [clears throat] three days before the shooting, someone halfway around the world is searching for an address in this little town in Utah. I mean, it's not a little town. It's attached to Salt Lake City. But, [ __ ] please. Come

On. And then where is the even more specific one? Where is it? Am I getting confused? I'm pretty sure that I have tabulated in here an even more. Maybe I'm getting confused.

Um, oh, July 11th, District of Columbia. That would be 71. Oh, I just didn't put it into the timeline. Okay. Well, on July 11th, here, let me, um, it's in my bigger Google search trends here. On July 11th in the District of Columbia, someone searched 683 W925S Street. That's a pretty specific location. 683 is this house. That's the chicken coop right there. Um, what, what 683 W925S Street? There are searches today for it. [laughter] Because I talked about it earlier today. And I mean, you obviously, you got to scan through all sorts of data. You got to get granular. You got to go to New York, you know, big states. New York. Anyone searching for this random house in Utah in New York? And I don't know. I've not looked this up, but I just assume probably not. California in the last year, the last 90 days. Oh, interesting. Interesting. What? Interesting. August 6, 2025. Someone in California. Interesting. When was our other one? It was after that.

Um, expanded timeline. August 6th versus September 7th. I mean, you make your own assessment. You decide for yourself if you want to give any credibility to all that. But I highly recommend that you go and watch Baron Coleman's streams before you jump to any conclusions about it because it's pretty weird how many searches were turning up. And he learned this from the Butler shooting and from searching all sorts of things that was not public information that no one would have known before the shooting. But then there were Google searches from before the shooting for all these names that were just nobody's before the shooting. Locations and stuff like that, right? Similar to this. And so when you think it through, what you're probably seeing is either a whole bunch of very bizarre coincidences where people halfway around the world are getting really interested in people that they don't know and have probably, well, I assume wouldn't know and probably have never met. Tail numbers to planes that they have nothing to do with. Addresses for houses that they have nothing to do with. The Losi Center, a building and a college halfway around the world that they have nothing to do with, I would assume. All these things are getting searched all in rapid succession right after the TPUSA Florida event. So maybe it's all just coincidences or maybe it's the planning of a crime because Baron Coleman has also demonstrated how you can see what is probably actually people in DC investigating a crime. Not necessarily not planning it out, but investigating it. And he uses news that just broke about the NBA gambling ring. That was an investigation that was ongoing for a long time, if I understand correctly, but all the names were sealed. No one knew the names until like yesterday or the day before when they released it all for the first time. But then he shows that in the DC metro area, a lot of this stuff that was not public information yet was being searched across the last year in the DC area specifically, which would imply that people privy to the investigation, like, you know, the feds, some of those people were probably Google searching parts of their investigation as it was ongoing and those Google searches were logging in the Google Trends. And that makes sense, right? So that's all very awkward.

The chief of staff covered in blood allegedly walking away on the phone with his dad allegedly. And I think that's not actually, I don't think that's who he's on the phone with because I think that we can all agree that based on Pastor Rob McCoy saying that Mikey was covered in blood, we can pretty much discount everything that he said because that's not true. So who knows who he's on the phone with. But bro was either on speed dial or something and bro was on speed the [ __ ] out of this place. I don't need to know anything. I don't need to have any part in this. And we would love an explanation, Mikey. I'm open to hearing it. Maybe there is some normal, rational explanation. Bro, what the [ __ ] I just looked at my supers. What are you doing, homie? We have got a whale in these supers, dog. Who are you? Dog Mckenoyer sent $500. Really appreciate you. Keep up the good work. Really appreciate you. Keep up the good work. You're a legend, dog. I appreciate you. I'll be sure to buy Gigi a tasty meat treat with part of that money. Um, and she'll love you, too. So, um, it looks like my uh super chat scanner is okay. No, there, there it updated. It might be working. I don't know. We're not going to go to super chats yet. I think what we're going to do is we're going to jump into the beginnings of what we'll go and talk to Nate about, which is all of this stuff on campus. Unless there's more in the timeline that we should talk about. There's probably more in the timeline that we should talk about. We'll do the timeline and then we'll get to the other stuff with Nate in a bit. Chat, tell me. Am I crazy, chat? Let me know. Am I crazy to think that Mikey McCoy probably should explain himself? Is that weird? Like, are we making this up? Because I am a little confused by the whole situation. Doesn't look like what I would do right after my friend got shot. I don't know. I don't know. But I'm just saying, once you put it on a timeline, it starts to make a fuckload more sense because, okay.

So, let's, here's something that I, I said earlier on the last, on the Twitch stream that we were doing earlier, but just to clarify what we're seeing here. There are search trend data that is suspicious from before that Florida event. Like, for example, the Losi Center was searched in Israel on July 7th and July 9th. And that's a weird thing to search if you're in Israel. Actually, the landscaping company that redid the crime scene, they were searched on July 6th in uh District of Columbia, DC area, which is like maybe a coincidence. Maybe someone in the DC area had some business with them or something. Who knows? And there are other searches too before that I didn't include a couple of them, not a ton. Um, but they trail off into the beginning of July and there's some in June. There might have been a few in May, but not many. Um, and then the TPUSA Florida event and then a bunch of them and they're all in Israel. And then leading into the event, a lot more of the search uh trends that have been found so far at least are state side in DC and a couple of them in the Huntsville area around probably around that FBI office, but who knows? And so what picture does that paint if you kind of run with it, right? If supposing that the theory is correct in some form, speculatively, what that would mean that we're seeing is that before the TPUSA Florida event, there was already planning of this thing going on, but it was not urgent. Maybe it kind of looks like someone was already planning this thing that might involve the Losi Center. Matab A, who is that? Let me look at my notes here. Matab A, say, oh, he was the old special agent in charge in Utah. Relevant. So, what it looks like was happening is planning was underway in some form and then this event happens in Florida and someone makes a phone call or something and suddenly the Israelis are like [ __ ] let's go and they just start going on full blast planning this out, I would assume. And it kind of looks like it's like here you're seeing what someone is kind of like working on that day and here you're seeing someone making a dossier that day and there's probably a lot more search data that's relevant to this, but you would never be able to find it all. It's like, who knows? Um, but these data points alone show that there's a huge spike in extremely relevant pieces of this crime all at once in Israel. And they're mostly in Israel, not all, but mostly. And then on August 27th, this UVU campus event is announced for the first time publicly. Um, I forget what the name of the publication was. Uh, it was a Utah publication. It might have been one of the college publications is where they first announced it publicly and then there were a few other uh Twitter announcements after that. But in that time frame, uh, August 4th is when the infamous Hamptons meeting takes place. August 6th is when Charlie Kirk went on Megan Kelly's show and talked about how all the donors were [ __ ] all up his butt about Israel and how he has no room to criticize. You know that one that happened right in the middle of this, right? And then they announced the campus event at UVU. And so I'm curious, Mikey, you might be able to answer this. At what point, at what date specifically did the idea of hosting an event at UVU come up? And who was it that suggested UVU? Because when you look at the tour that Charlie was on, you notice that they were going to Utah two different times for some reason. And it was Utah first and then a bunch of other stops around the country on the West Coast and all the way over to the East Coast and then all the way back to Utah at the end of the tour for USU, the other big college there, which is weird. That's not how you would normally plan a tour, right? And this is not my original thought. Candace is the one that first brought this up. And uh, that's weird. It's not impossible. It's not inconceivable. I mean, it's not like they were actually in a car road tripping to all of these events. They were probably flying to most of them. But still, why not put both of the Utah events right next to each other and just go once? You save a ton of money. A ton of money, right? And so I'm very curious for anyone involved with Turning Point. Kind of a long shot, but I'm curious at what point did the US, did the UVU campus location get first brought up? Was it in August or was it maybe back in July? Or was it maybe even before July? Right? And at what point did that become concrete? And who had access to that information? Who was privy to that theoretical possibility that maybe Charlie Kirk would be on UVU campus? Because all the way back July 7th and 9th, someone in Israel was searching for the Losi Center, which is very awkward.

So then something really interesting happens. The UVU campus event is announced on the 27th of August. And there's a few more weird Google trend searches like the Sorenson Center gets searched in both Israel and Washington DC on August 28th. Sorenson Center is the building that was at Charlie's like 10:00 that has two trees in front of it. Has the slopy roof that's all white that Chris Martinson theorizes that maybe there was someone on top of that. Um, it's the one that's directly behind the fountain. And then that's when on September 6th, now we're getting into September, and this is when Mikey McCoy's home address is searched in Israel. And someone brought up that like, okay, yeah, but if they're planning out a like if they're planning something out three days, 10, four days before the assassination is way too late to plan something out. That doesn't make sense. Yeah, but it's not too late to double-check where you're going to go when you land. It's not too late to double-check where, what's the address that you might need to send a package to or send an agent to or send something to or, you know, something theoretically, just I'm just speculating, but it's not too late to, you know, hammer out the details. In fact, when I fly somewhere, I often will double-check my where my Airbnb is and what's, you know, the lay of the land as I'm like waiting at the airport or something, you know. And then the 8th, Robert Schulman allegedly pulls all of his funding from TPUSA. And then somewhere in this early September time frame, I have not pinned down the exact date yet, Charlie's in the group chat saying, "I have no choice but to leave the pro-Israel cause." And then whether by coincidence or in response to that group chat, I think it's probably coincidence, most of the search trends shift to being stateside in the DC area. And if you're running with the theory speculatively, what that would indicate is that the assets are on the move, that it's a go and any assets that are that might have been based overseas, although I doubt that very much or any of them were. I think it was probably just planning and doing things like prepping schizophrenic people to play their part, so to speak, is my guess. But suddenly the operation is more state-side based on the searches that have been found so far. And that would track because now it's like it's go time. The plan is made and now it's just whoever's on the ground, whoever is the, you know, accomplices in DC are maybe just putting the last little touches on it, dealing with any weird changes like this plane. They're searching the owner of the plane. They're searching the tail number of the plane. They're double-checking the Losi Center tail number of the plane. Tyler James Robinson again. And Tipponogos Regional Hospital searched. And then remember that Candace alleged alleged that three different sources told her that Charlie said the day before the shooting that he was worried they would kill him if he turned on Israel. Although I think I'm conflating two things. I think that in Candace's telling it was Charlie was worried that they will kill him. And it was in Harrison's tweet report that he said that his source told him that Charlie said he was afraid they would kill him if he turned on Israel. And that was like a month before. I've actually got to put, I got to put Harrison's tweet on this timeline, actually. And then, oh yeah, let's not forget that on September 9th, Josh Hammer retweets Trump's 12-year-old execution tweet. He goes back 12 years in Trump's timeline to grab out his tweet about executions and says based. And then it wasn't until the day before the event that UVU Review published the specific location of the event. Theoretically, September 9th would have been the first day that anyone in the public would have known that the Losi Center might have been relevant to this thing. Right? But someone in Israel was pretty curious about it months in advance for some reason. And then you get to September 10th, right? And there's a lot more that happens after, but I'm really curious about what happened before. Right now, right? Right. Like, all I'm saying is a lot of us took a lot of [ __ ] real fast when we came out and said this looks like a conspiracy. OH MY GOSH. [screaming] LIKE BUNCH OF CONSPIRACISTS LOSING THEIR MINDS. HOW COULD YOU EVEN SUGGEST SUCH A THING? YOU HATEFUL BIGOT. HOW DARE YOU ASK A QUESTION ABOUT THE HIGHEST PROFILE POLITICAL ASSASSINATION IN THE LAST 60 YEARS. WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU? YOU THINK YOU WANT THE TRUTH? THE ABSOLUTE AUDACITY TO HAVE QUESTIONS. OH MY GOODNESS. So score a major point for pre-planning for following the evidence because there's very few pieces of this original official story that links up now.

And real quick before we go over and hang out with Nate in a little under an hour, I want to talk about the video footage that we have in this neighborhood. And I know the real hardcore homies that were hanging out on Twitch, they've seen a lot of this before. Hopefully, it's just fun to hang out. Quit noticing. You're damn straight. You're dang straight. I gotta say, guys, I am worried that our super chat scanner is missing a bunch of them right now because it just doesn't look like it has them all by any means. Um, so I will just have to do my best in a second here to get to catch them all. Um, but real quick before we do that, I want to give you the super cliff notes. Dude, I don't know if I can give you the cliff notes on this one fast enough. Um, it's getting hot in here. Let me turn the AC on real quick. >> In Florida. We are in Florida and the AC was set to 76, as in not doing a thing. Nice. All right. All right. So, let's, let's dive into this um this neighborhood stuff for a second and clear up a whole bunch of questions that we've kind of all had, whether we realized it or not, of like who actually was where and doing what. Um, although real quick, I should probably make you all aware of a new treasure trove of evidence that just dropped. Um, what was his name? Um, I forget his channel's name. So, instead we're gonna look up Lance Twig's uh Discord. Turkey Tom. Turkey Tom. Okay, if you don't know about Turkey Tom, I didn't know about Turkey Tom. This new video he just put out completely changes the whole investigation. [clears throat] He got access to a man, someone who is allegedly and pretty much offered enough proof um in my mind just in this video alone, not even given whatever other information Turkey Tom was able to get about him. This guy, his source, um, has known Tyler and Lance Twigs for like six years, goes over to the house frequently to play Magic the Gathering or did um was in their Discord chats with them and gave detailed uh insights into who Lance Twigs was, what their life was like, what their home was like, what their friendship and then romance was like, what Lance Twigs's journals were like. And oh boy, does it paint a picture. But first, I love his intro, his opening statement. Check it out. >> I'd like to start this video by saying that I'm a little bit out of my depth here considering the gravity of what I'm about to show you guys, but I'm going to try my best. With that out of the way, let's get respect, bro. Facts. We are all a little out of our depth. And him, he because he had done a live stream or a video at the very start about Tyler and the digital stuff, like his digital footprint, and someone had seen it and decided to drop a treasure trove of new information on his plate. And when that happens in a journalistic space, you have been selected. And it's up to you. And Turkey Tom did not disappoint. And he put together this whole video with all sorts of Discord messages, um, Reddit posts, photographs, um, never-before-seen information, uh, personal details about Lance and Tyler, like anecdotal from his source, but also it includes things like photos of the apartment with explanations of like, what the [ __ ] they were up to. It includes photos of a whole bunch of schizophrenic pages out of Lance Twigs's journal that are and like art projects and like stuff that Lance Twigs was working on, allegedly, that are um super schizophrenic, like obviously. And yeah, the chat is all over MK Ultra. I see you guys. You know what's up. Yeah, it, it paints the premier picture of M, like of a, not necessarily that he became schizophrenic because of MK Ultra. That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying that if you wanted to look for a target that might become a pathy or an access point, you know, you're looking for the weakest link just to get you in somewhere. The schizophrenic kid is definitely your best option. And oh boy, was Lance Twigs schizophrenic, allegedly. Um, and so there's just a whole host of new, never-before-seen information that really fills in the picture about Tyler and Lance that um, everyone that wants to know the truth kind of needs to watch. And I say that in the context of the video actually objectively not really helping the theory that I've been on from the start. Doesn't really help my theory much. Um, in some ways it would be easy to kind of paint it as like, actually, this distracts from my theory and points much more suspicion at Tyler and Lance. Um, and I agree with that. It does. Um, I've never been of the mind that we had any evidence to say that Tyler and Lance had nothing to do with it. Um, I've always been of the of the mind that I've got a lot of questions about the idea that Tyler was the shooter. And definitely I don't believe a word of Tyler did it on his own. And this video about Lance and Tyler, it definitely does not paint the picture that it would be Tyler on his own. It, it paints the picture that Lance, we should be looking at Lance. But the problem is you can't look at Lance because Lance disappeared. Poof. He's gone. Even though he's like, kind of the most important witness in the entire thing. He's the one that had the note of confession. He's the one that shared the text messages of the confession. He's the one that shared the Discord logs that might or might not have been true, real of the confession. Like, he's the whole case originally. But he also lived with Tyler and so presumably had access to Tyler's phone and to Tyler's Discord and to Tyler's gun. And so I, I said this earlier today, I don't think that Lance is ever going to appear on a camera ever again. I don't think that Lance is even alive still. If I had to guess, I suspect that Lance is long gone because you can't have the schizophrenic kid running around with his mouth open. You certainly can't have the schizophrenic kid getting scared and making rash decisions and he's just gone apparently. I mean, maybe he's in WitPro, maybe. But that's not the reporting. That's not the picture that the reporting is painting. So, go watch Turkey Tom's video. Give him a subscribe and a lity like for his efforts. Support the man. And keep that in mind as we roll around this map. [clears throat] Because by now, we've got a fair bit of footage of people walking around in these neighborhoods before the shooting. And we've got footage of a guy walking around on campus before the shooting. We've got footage right after the shooting and you know, some stuff there. And then we've got some evidence about the gun. And then we've got a little bit of footage after the shooting. And does it all line up? Does it all line up? Right. And for me, a lot of it clicked into place when we got this one piece of new footage. [music] Shout out to Gray Hughes. I disagree with his entire assessment of the of the thing, but um, he's, you know, I love his style, his thoroughness, and he's great. He's a great resource. Um, he's actually the one that inspired me to go back and make a [ __ ] map and build a timeline and actually keep track of everything because I should have done that since day one. >> Paramount Tactical and and that's in this >> um, so this is him analyzing the video. Do I have the original video linked here? I don't. I just have Gray Hughes's version of it linked. So anyways, this new footage came out. Um, and Gray actually went and went to the homeowners and they gave him all of the footage. This shot right here. Later on, we see Tyler Robinson walking by and then we see the vehicle and skip, skip. We get it. So, time stamp, bottom of the screen, 8:22 a.m. 8:22 a.m. and 55 seconds, we see the gray Dodge driving up the road past this house. That's Tyler Robinson's car. Then watch the time stamp and you'll see it. So, this is their other doorbell camera, and you see the car drive past at 8:22, 8:23 a.m. Then time stamp jumps and now it is 9:57 a.m. So, almost 10:00 and in a second here, Tyler Robinson, allegedly, whoever, we'll call him Maroon shirt guy, walks by, right? And Maroon shirt guy is pretty obviously wearing a blue backpack. It's pretty clearly a blue backpack. It's not nearly as full as black backpack guy later. And he's wearing his maroon shirt, his shorts, and maybe a gray or black ball cap. And he walks by the house and he just walks down the street all the way. Keeps on going. So, this video puts some things together. It is at this house right here, 589 on the corner. This giant thing right there. And we know that because when you stand in street view, there's a door there with a doorbell camera, and there's a front door there with a doorbell camera. And those are the two different camera views that we were seeing. And when you look across the street from this doorbell camera's view, this is what you see. Red roof fence. Red roof fence. And the big tree. Big tree. Big tree. Right. This is our house. And it stands right at, how do I zoom out of you? It stands right at this intersection, which is a little confusing, but in the car in the footage, you can pretty clearly tell that the car does not turn down this road, which is a cul-de-sac. The car keeps going. So, who knows where it went. The car just drove around the neighborhood and then went off somewhere into the great beyond. But then two hours later, almost Maroon shirt guy walks past this house. We technically have no idea if Maroon shirt guy has anything really to do with that car. Maroon shirt guy might be Tyler Robinson because later Tyler is seen wearing a maroon shirt, but we're told that Tyler Robinson changed into an all black outfit with a big ass limp and then changed back into maroon shirt after. Right. But then there's another piece of evidence that came after the fact that sort of casts doubt on this whole situation. And how did I do this earlier? I pulled this off and I set it next door to um, do I still have it open? Yeah. Tyler Robinson right there. You guys see this? So, what am I showing you guys on screen here? What do you think we're looking at? Right. We have the official FBI photos of Tyler Robinson allegedly walking into campus with a gun down his pants. Totally. It's totally down there. Don't even ask questions. It totally fits in those pants 100%. And then we have Tyler Robinson that we do know is Tyler Robinson pretty [ __ ] clearly because we actually can see his face and it's a clear image. This image is released by Candace at the Dairy Queen 620 or something like that that evening. You think the lens is about to crash? What do you mean? Is our stream okay, guys? It's tripping out for a second. Are we doing okay? If everything crashes, it's like we'll figure it out. But, but um, what can we tell from these two photos? For me, I, it's hard to say for sure. It's a little speculative, but those are not the same jeans. They are just not. These jeans are worn as hell and they're faded and they're thin. You can see the outline of his phone. We all know what kind of jeans these are. These are some janky ass old [ __ ] torn up jeans. These on the other hand look like dark fresh blue washed all the way down, way tighter, stiffer denim. Like, these are not those jeans. At least it doesn't look like them, right? And you can tell like even in this photo here where he's in shadow and the whole pant leg is dark dark blue almost black, you can still see the light faded part of his phone, right? You can see the fade on his knee and his thigh here. You can see that this, these jeans have a faded wash. These jeans are a deep blue, right? And that's not proving anything. That's just speculation based on shitty photos that the FBI put out that they were probably lying about in the first place. But it starts to get you asking some questions like, "Wait a minute. How the [ __ ] do we even, why do we even think that Tyler Robinson was at the crime scene to begin with?" Right? Like, what even linked Tyler to the crime scene? Because from these photos, these photos are not good enough for anyone to say definitively that that's Tyler Robinson. There's certainly not enough for like, you to put someone in prison for, right? Especially when there's all this other questionable evidence. And then there's all these weird outfit changes that don't really match, right? And so you have to remember, why did we even get to Tyler Robinson in the first place? And it wasn't because of the TMZ videos, right? Remember how we had these TMZ videos from this house where he was walking across in front of here, right? Let's pull it up. Let's pull it up. Right. So, this is dark shirt guy, right? We got this video from TMZ with the time stamp 11:49, right? And he walks past and he's limping and that's how we know he for sure had the rifle in his pants and he walked by after, right? But then there was the other video. Remember there was a video where maroon short guy walked past with the shorts on earlier in the day and I have been [ __ ] looking for that original TMZ video all day long and I cannot find it. I can't find it on X. I can't find it on YouTube. I eventually had to go back to freaking Candace's episode from like the first week and go into her episode and find it inside of her episode cuz it's like nowhere, which I don't know if that's weird or not. But while I'm in here trying to link together like these outfit changes and realizing that shorts guy is not the same guy as dark outfit guy and suddenly the shorts guy video is not on the internet. That feels a little weird, but who knows >> that maybe he, he came to come scout, scout things to check things out at first. This is him, >> right? So is this the same guy as in the other footage >> to come scout, scout? >> Sure as hell looks like it. Right. To check things out, >> right? But if you remember, this footage was given to us with a time stamp that said 8:07 at first. He walked in front of two houses that were side by side. And this house, the the time stamp said 8:07. And in this house, the time stamp said 10:08 initially. Um, so that's a little confusing. Oh, okay. I got to take street view. I got to turn street view off so I'm not dropping down all the time. So, at first it was like, "Wait a minute, this guy walked past this house and then disappeared and then two hours later he walked past the house next door. That does not make sense." And now we've got three different data points and you realize, oh, it's because one of the time stamps is wrong. It's because, right, so we have this time stamp from this house that we started this with over here. Maroon shirt shorts guy walked past at 9:57 in this direction, yellow line. Then no ex, no way to get out of the neighborhood here. He must have walked around here, orange line, speculatively, turned the corner here and then not at 8:07, but actually two hours later because of the incorrect time stamp at 10:07 he passed by this house. So from 9:57, 10 minutes later, he's walked you a block into, you know, two blocks. Two and a half blocks. Oh, that makes sense. So, time stamp 9:57. He's walking this way. He goes out here. He goes around, turns, comes down, and goes in front of the first TMZ house, and they spot him at not 8:07, but 10:07. And then the next house had the time stamp 10:08. I have this one marked here as 8:08 because I had initially thought they were both at 8:00, not at 10 o'clock. But now that we have two data points saying more like 10 o'clock, I suspect that we're talking 10 o'clock. And so this maroon shirt guy with shorts, he turns the corner here and goes down into the grass and we never see him again on camera at 10:07ish, 10:08ish going towards campus. But he doesn't walk back past those cameras as far as we know. And we have every reason to believe that they would have looked through the whole day of footage. Doesn't walk past back past either of those cameras. Doesn't walk past, I mean, we there is actually a camera view here that we should have him on, but we don't. Um, we don't see him anywhere else ever as far as I'm aware. There are people trying to draw connections to a guy that's seen in the crowd that I think I closed the. Here it is. I don't buy that um for a couple of reasons that we don't need to get into right now. I suspect that is not the same guy. I mean, like just in this one photo, look at how many [ __ ] maroon shirts there are out here. I don't think that that's enough to identify as someone on. But that's beside the point. The point is, and we'll get more into this with Nate, too, because we're going to run out of time. I got to just do some super chats before we go. But the point is that maroon shirt guy with the shorts, we have nothing linking him to the car. They, they, you know, they both happened to be on the doorbell camera over here, but it was hours apart and the car drove off into who knows where. We have no reason to believe, and I'm not saying I don't, they think it's not possible. I'm just saying that we don't have anything linking maroon shirt guy to the gray Dodge to the gray charger except for a maroon shirt. And if you, if you presume they're the same person, but we also don't have any reason to believe they're the same person other than like similar height and build. But if maroon shirt guy with shorts on walks into campus through this route and then apparently never exits, never comes back through this route, then how does black outfit guy wind up on camera here at 11:44? So recently, some previously unreleased footage of suspect Tyler Robinson. So this is the earliest in the day footage we have of blackout >> was released by Chuck Key campus around 11 when a break at normal speed. An interesting talking point here. But here we can see >> super shitty footage >> the suspect coming into frame. We see him passing the first white vehicle. >> Now he's walking downhill >> and this guy crime scene to courtroom did a thorough uh analysis of this video where he sus there's kind of an interesting thing where a car kind of pulls up next to him >> here. So the figure is right here behind this pole. Right now >> stops at the intersection at this point. >> We have the car pulling into the right hand side alongside the suspect. >> And there's this like dark SUV that pulls. And what he means by pulling into the side is that it's pulled away from the center lane and pulled into this like side, like the parking lane right where this guy is stopped and is standing. But it doesn't really park. It just >> seems to slow right down. slows down and then >> and then moves off of there >> out back onto the road and past the dark vehicle. Now, this is where the limp [sighs and gasps] in, interestingly enough, seems to reappear. Now, again, of course, he's walking. So, anyways, we don't need to analyze all the stuff with the limp, but he passes by this camera right here at 11:44 a.m. That's the first place that dark outfit guy shows up. Then dark outfit guy passes by these houses at 11:49 a.m. And that's the footage that we've all seen, the TMZ footage a million times. Um, I don't even know. Yeah, right here. So, dark outfit guy. Uh, double-check the time stamp there. 11:49:43. Okay. [snorts] Right. So he walks past these houses down this hill and then over to the tunnel, gets photographed at the tunnel, and that is this photograph right here. And then walks through the tunnel. There's another camera in the tunnel. That would be this photograph right here. And just to remind you all, if you don't know, it's I, I went to UVU and went all around and videoed all these places so that I would have context and understand. And then he comes out in this stairwell here because you're underneath this. This is a parking garage and you're underneath it and you arrive here and then there's this stairwell to get up to ground level and that is this stairwell right here. It's very obviously this stairwell. So that's where these photos are from. And I'll remind you, left leg bent, right leg bent, no sign of a weapon in those pants whatsoever. Um, and then he pops out this door right here. And this is where a lot of people that have not been there get confused and they don't have any frame of reference for how he got from this parking garage over to the Losi Center. And a lot of people are like, I guess just guessing or speculating or filling in the blanks that he like walked up this road into the campus. That is totally not what he did. Um, that it, it's just there's no way that that's what he did. And I'll tell you, I'll show you my video of what it looks like when you pop out of this door. Um, that I think I still have open over here. Um, where's my walk in? Walk in. Walk in. Walk in. Okay. Boom. So this is the tunnel that he walked into. That fence is why he went through the tunnel and didn't just cross the street because they purposely don't want students crossing the street. Right here you can see, oh crap. Um, right there you can see the, gosh darn it. Click. Right there you can see the camera, the little white guy. Um, the camera that captured him there. And then he walks into the tunnel and in this tunnel, there's another camera that took the other photo of him inside the tunnel. And then you're in the under level of the parking garage in the corner and you go up the stairwell. This is where he got photographed by that camera. I just backed up to kind of get more of a view of it. So he goes up this stairwell and that's the camera that took the photos in the stairwell. And then you pop out on this P2 floor, which is now like, is kind of ground floor here. And it very naturally is parking garage to your right, exit to your left. And everyone would, you would naturally exit to your left here. And when you do that, you're faced with this choice, right? This footage is from a Sunday in Mormon country. College is as dead as it's going to be on a Sunday, right? And look at how busy those stairs are. How many people are all over the place there? And then when I look down the street here briefly, you can see that people are walking in and out of campus using this street obviously because it's like the main access directional point from this side. And for me, when I walked out of this um, this doorway at the corner of the parking garage, to me it was very obvious that the best way to get up and around to the Losi Center was to go up the sidewalk. There was no question in my mind um that I was going to go to the corner and go up the sidewalk and avoid all these people because I don't like filming random strangers in public that didn't ask to be filmed and because it seems like the direction that Tyler would have gone. It just does. There's no cameras along this route as opposed to over there. There's a bunch of them. There's a bunch of people. And remember, you're supposed to be doing this with a freaking rifle down your pants, which none of us believe. Um, so then when you walk up this street, there's like no one over here. You're just next to this street. There is that camera, I guess, right there that probably could have spotted him, but it's just like this more secluded kind of street walk up and around the corner and it pops you out right here by this is where he crossed the street to run. This ahead of me was where the building that's where the camera that caught him is and that's the parking lot and everything to the right. So that is this trail up here around the edge. And then I was just showing you about right here. And then the FBI reported that they have footage of him at 12:02 right here, north side of the Losi Center. I'm pretty sure is how they stated it in the charging documents. And that tracks, right? So we've got 11:49 in front of the houses, 11:53 at the tunnel, 11:54 in the stairwell. Uh, eight minutes later, 12:02 up here by the Losi Center. Then people are getting confused by the staircase. A lot of people don't realize this staircase is here. If anyone tries to tell you that Tyler Robinson got on the roof some other way than this staircase on the side here, they are not doing enough research about the story. Clearly he walked over to the staircase. The staircase is accessible through a door right here. You just walk through this door into this section and then right out the other side, there's another double door. It's very obvious that that's how you would get there. Um, the day that I went, it was Sunday and it was locked. So, I actually wound up walking over to that, to this door right here and it was actually locked and I couldn't go through. So, later I went around. Um, do I have it in here? Yeah. So, later I went around and these are the double doors on the other side that you come out of. And this stairwell has no security, no gate, no cameras, no nothing. It's just outside public access, straight up to the roof. And when you walk up it, no cameras. You get right up to the access point to the Losi Center. And this barricade and that camera setup right there, those were not there on the day of. So that is definitely how he got up. He gets up, he ducks behind the wall, allegedly assembles a rifle, runs over here, takes the shot, runs over here, jumps off the roof, and then runs into the woods over here. Right. And I'll go over more of this with with Nate. Um, [snorts] and that's where he drops the rifle in the woods. And that rifle dropped in the woods is kind of the only thing actually linking Tyler Robinson to the scene because it's his heirloom rifle that was a gift to him from his grandpa from World War I, right? This weirdly specific unique identifier of a gun that does not match the caliber of what we saw on video at all. And I'm sure I'll talk with Nate about that tonight. So already we have serious questions about if that rifle could even be involved because Charlie's head would be pink mist. Furthermore, it doesn't look like the guy in the footage running on the roof is carrying a rifle that big. It doesn't look like the guy walking into campus could have fit such a rifle in his pants. And so I think a lot of, you know, logical people are looking at that body of evidence and saying it's a lot more likely that the rifle was already planted in the woods before any of that happened. And that this guy was limping into campus not with a rifle down his pants as much as maybe a collapsible some sort of rifle in his backpack all along because a collapsible rifle, there's a lot of platforms out there that like actually do you press a button they fold in half and they are immediately very compact that might shoot a smaller caliber that actually could be stopped by Charlie's spine that actually could do, you know, cause the wound we saw that all makes sense. It's really just the Mauser, the 306 that doesn't match the ballistics, it doesn't match the video, it doesn't match the other video. And it's a strangely suspicious way to identify Tyler Robinson as the shooter and to link him to the crime when everything else is pretty weird. And for some reason, we were getting wrapped in that there's maroon shirt Tyler and then there's dark outfit Tyler and then there's Dairy Queen Tyler. And personally, I'm just out here wondering who the [ __ ] was searching for the Losi Center all the way back in July in Israel, who was searching for Tyler James Robinson days before the day before the shooting in DC. [snorts] That's like pretty weird.