Charlie Kirk Almost Certainly was Collateral Damage and Rob McCoy Sermon Seems to Telegraph It - #15

Guys, welcome. I'm going to be quick tonight. I'm going to be very, very quick. Um, but I did want to check in for a couple of reasons.

One is, um, I know a lot of people were waiting on, uh, the giant Bitcoin reveal. That's not tonight. Nor is it red hoodie night. I saw that in the comments. Sorry about that. U, but also I know Candace is going. I know Ian's going tonight. And, um, obviously you defer to the, uh, the the biggest elephants in the room. And I am no exception.

But I do want to, uh, encourage you, come back. If you leave, come back and watch. If you stay, I love you more than they will. No, I'm just kidding. Um, but I want to go through this real quick because I listened to a Rob McCoy sermon again and I cannot shake the feeling that this man has some guilt on his conscience. That's all I'll say. I I I cannot say more than that, especially in the era of uh all the lawsuits and everything else that are going on. I just cannot say more than that.

But let me tell you, let me go through this tonight. Um, I am going to be quick. Uh, I only have an hour anyway. That's all I have. So, let me let me run through this as quickly as I can because when you fight in a war, right, when you fight in a war, you're going to have collateral damage. And collateral damage can be anything. Um, collateral damage can be uh um, you know, buildings or whatever, but far too often collateral damage is the innocent uh innocent blood. It's the blood of innocent lives. It's innocent non-combatants.

And the tolerance for collateral damage depends on the intensity of the war being waged and the cost of losing the war. If, for example, a very large empire is fighting a a very small rural skirmish that should be wrapped up in weeks or days and poses no risk whatsoever to the continuing existence of the empire. The collateral damage deemed acceptable by all but the most deranged psychos likely would be close to zero. But if on the other hand, your back's against the wall and your nation will cease to exist entirely in the event of a loss, your tolerance for collateral damage likely will be incredibly high. In fact, under those circumstances, you might deem any collateral damage worth the cost because to lose that war means a certain and catastrophic end of your people.

I like Dave Smith's analogy comparing a fleeing suspect to modern theaters of war. If police were in hot pursuit of a suspect fleeing the scene of a murder and the suspect enters a school full of hundreds of school children, no government on earth is going to knock down the school and end the lives of all the children in order to to bring a single murder suspect to justice. But I'll carry the analogy a little further and I'll see if we can find where the analogy breaks.

What if the suspect was a warlord responsible for uh systematically terrorizing a nation state? And imagine a hypothetical scenario where the suspect escaping from the school means hundreds or thousands more of your citizens might perish at his hands. Worse, what if his escape puts the very existence of your nation state itself at risk of being obliterated? And what if instead of hundreds of school children, it was dozens or maybe just a few or maybe even just one? In other words, at what point does the balance tip in the minds of the government pursuing the suspect to neutralize the innocent in order to neutralize the guilty?

Nobody except the most maniacal lunatics would end the lives of hundreds of innocent school children to capture a single fleeing murder suspect. But it's likely there are millions, if not billions of people who would end the life of a single innocent person to ensure the survival of their entire way of life, including their families, their friends, their homes, and their culture. And we have to assume some of those who would take those innocent lives historically have been and are still in positions of power. We have to assume these types of decisions have been faced time and time again. Perhaps the decisions haven't been as cut and dry as innocent school children and a fleeing murder suspect.

I think that's the type of analysis that cost Charlie Kirk his life. And I think by now we have ample evidence that exactly the type of decision that we've described was being contemplated by those close to him. And by close to him, I don't mean his family. I'm talking about people perhaps as close to Charlie as his employees, his donors, his adviserss. Charlie found himself in the middle of a war. I say he found himself rather than he inserted himself, but I don't believe he knew or intended to be in the middle of that war. But there he was.

It was actually two wars. First war was an actual war, or at least an armed assault. Israel invaded Gaza on October 7th, 2023. I don't blame Israel. Whatever you think about how October 7th came to be, there's no doubt that those who attack and slaughter civilians should be pursued and brought to justice. There's no doubt that a country has a right, if not an obligation, to pursue its citizens who are being held hostage. We can have a good faith debate about what led up to October 7th, and we can have a debate about the proportionality of the response to October 7th, but we cannot debate the reality that happened. It was horrific.

The second war Charlie was involved in was a political war. That war was being waged across the globe. But most particularly, that war was being waged in America, home to the largest and deadliest military the world has ever known. Instead of combatants exchanging military firepower, that war featured intellectual firepower. Instead of being fought in Gaza, it was being fought on college campuses, church sanctuaries, living rooms, and virtually any room in America where two people disagreed on the subject.

You might be tempted to think an armed conflict on the home front obviously is more critical to the survival of a nation state than an intellectual dispute on the other side of the planet. But you'd be wrong. In fact, I don't even think it's close. Losing a military war in Gaza would be like the Harlem Globe Trotters losing an exhibition basketball game to a middle school girls team. It's extremely unlikely, but let's talk it through for pedagogical purposes for a second. A loss in Gaza really doesn't mean anything for Israel. Israel would still have overwhelming firepower. They would have air, defense, and offense unmatched almost anywhere on Earth, and they'd have a standing army sufficient to play offense or defense with almost any military in the region.

By contrast, losing an intellectual war in America would be the first step in the complete elimination of the nation state of Israel. It's likely, if not certain, that Israel would cease to exist in decades, if not years or maybe even months, if the public opinion in the United States ever flips so decisively against Israel, that our politicians must withdraw support lest they be thrown from power and forced to leave office. There would be no recovery for Israel. The only reason Israel exists is because politicians in the United States have prioritized Israel over every other country in the e in the region, perhaps every other country on earth, oftentimes, including our own. And one of the primary reasons politicians have prioritized Israel is because significant voting blocks on each side of the political aisle in America have supported Israel for decades. Support has waxed and waned over time, but support largely has been bipartisan and healthy enough for politicians to withstand any dustups caused by the support.

And that's where Charlie Kirk found himself. Whether he intended to put himself there or not, he was positioned firmly between two sides of an intellectual war. On the one side was a fading coalition of religious zealots and military industrialists who for decades have provided varying levels of offensive and defensive firepower needed to bull work the Israeli cause in America. On the other side was a growing coalition of isolationist isolationists and younger demographics who were chipping away at that bull work the the the bull work that supported the Israeli cause in America.

Charlie's donors and advisers largely were in the fading coalition of religious zealots and military industrialists. Charlie's followers, by contrast, largely were in the growing coalition of isolationists in the younger demographics. Charlie historically had been a voseiferous supporter of the religious zealot and militaryindustrialist cause and spoke often and convincingly of the need to support Israel no matter the cost to America. But he was changing. What started as a gradual change started picking up steam in the final months of his life. And in the last months of his life, his speech started sounding more like those opposed to the uh Israeli cause than those supporting it.

We don't have to rehash here the importance of the student action summit in the early to mid July portion of this year. And we don't have to rehash here the flurry of texts Charlie issued two days before he was neutralized. Tonight, I only have time for a quick but important look at a sermon Rob McCoy gave in between those two events after the Student Action Summit that featured Tucker Carlson, Megan Kelly, and Dave Smith. And before the flurry of texts two days before he passed where he announced he had no choice but to leave the Israeli cause. His words, not mine.

In the sermon, Rob McCoy gives an eerily long pause when he describes in a rambling and less detailed manner what I've outlined here tonight. Charlie was caught in the middle. But I'll add what Rob McCoy leaves out of his sermon. Charlie's choice was simple. He could go with his heart and soul or he could go with his donors and adviserss. He could not do both. And I'm sure Charlie wondered what it would profit a man to have the whole world but lose his soul. That's where I'll begin tonight.

I think the material Rob McCoy has posted on YouTube is the single most damning thing that exists today when it comes to Charlie Kirk and what happened to him. In his windy and nonlinear political rallies masquerading as sermons, he outlines every step of the way the political reality uh of the pro-Israeli cause um was facing. Charlie Kirk had become an obstacle, a big one. And like all obstacles, you have to remove them to win. In war, we have a word for obstacles that are removed. That word is collateral damage.

So, I want to open up uh Rob McCoy sermon and I want to play just a couple of short clips. I am going to try to stay on time tonight. I'm not going to be uh terribly long and I encourage you to uh bookmark this, come back and listen again if for whatever reason uh you're unable to give it your full and undivided attention. I think this is critically important. Actually, let me do this in case you guys forget the um the text messages. Let me let me open this up because this was the sermon Rob McCoy gives is before these text messages and it's an important context. This is Charlie Kirk. These are the text messages Candace leaked months ago. Charlie Kirk says, "Just lost another huge Jewish donor. $2 million a year because we won't cancel Tucker. I'm thinking of inviting Candace." And then you get a H. Charlie Kirk says, "Jewish donors play into all the stereotypes. I cannot and will not be bullied like this, leaving me no choice but to leave the Israeli cause."

So, I wanted to let you know this sermon that I'm about to play you was before before those text messages and as I play it, I want you to keep that context in mind because everything Rob McCoy says today is conditioned in many ways on Charlie Kirk not changing his mind from what Rob McCoy says it is. Now, today, Rob McCoy's pastor suit is featuring a what looks like Navy garb. Looks like a Navy get up. Looks like he's on a sailor boat. Rob the sailor man. But, let me get to this real quick because I I think this is um this is an absolutely critical moment in the uh um in the decision to to to neutralize Charlie Kirk. Again, this was July 22nd or so. 20 uh July 20some. The student action summit was July 11 to 13. So, let's just watch this for just a moment.

You're aware of student action summit. Um uh Charlie just he it was a firestorm. It was interesting because I just gotten back from Israel and there I am and Tucker was one of the speakers. Tucker has a huge following and he came up and he started to allude that uh uh Jeffrey Epstein uh he's asking the question but he always asks the question in such a manner where he's alluding to that it has to be fact but he said that Epstein uh was an agent of MSAD and as you go back you can see that uh Jazelle Maxwell his her father was a MSAD agent and so all a sudden that means that Epstein's and Epstein's Jewish so uh he has to uh because Epstein's a Jewish name and and then asking about Acuran and a bunch of >> All right, couple questions I see in the comments. Yes, this is a different one. Believe it or not, if you remember last time he had a solid colored shirt where the button was holding on for dear life. This time he has one with stripes, not the racing stripes he had on the second one we looked at. These are different types of stripes. This is a a decidedly Navy mimicked garb. He is Popeye the Sailor Man, as I saw there in the comments. So, yes, we've seen this.

Now, again, I I played this part for a reason. It's to set up the rest of it, but I want you to pay attention to this. Why is he opening an hourong sermon talking about Charlie and Tucker? Why is he why it's an hourong sermon and he has to go through his Tucker and Charlie? It's like every single sermon is this way. I'm working on Let me Let me foreshadow where I'm headed with this series. [snorts] I'm working on something about Rob McCoy. There's a reason I'm listening to all Rob McCoy sermons. He did say Gazelle or Jazelle. I'm working on something that that's going to I think be big. And I've had to go back, believe it or not, and listen to Calvary Chapel sermons from the 70s, 80s, and 90s to get an understanding of why Rob McCoy joined this movement in the '90s, became a pastor in this movement in the '90s, stayed there for 25 or 30 years, and has taken on this decidedly uh pro-Israeli bent because the The way Calvary Chapel was founded is critical I think to understanding all this and I am going to enlighten you. I think the way honestly what happened in Calvary Chapel in the 1960s in many ways is the reason Charlie Kirk is dead.

Now I will say this I don't believe for one half of one second Charlie Kirk considered himself a member of this church, a congregation, a parish, whatever you want to call it. nor do I believe for one second that he considered Rob McCoy his pastor. I can only find one public mention of either. I can only find one public mention. I'll go back to the p to the pastor in a second. But let me say this in in April I think of 2020 maybe August of 2020. This is peak COVID. This is during the shutdown when you know people are losing their mind. They're thinking, "What in the world's going on?" Nobody expected a global shutdown. Nobody. Charlie Kirk gets on X one time. I think it was in August of 2020. One time. And he calls Rob McCoy my pastor. That's it. That's the only time he ever referred to him as my pastor. At that time, he had spoken at TP. I mean, he had spoken at Calvary Chapel. Godspeed. Cal Calvary Chapel. One time. One time in 2019.

I'm not I'm not going to be long. I see you guys in the comments. I'm not going to be long tonight. I promise you. But but I but I want to set this up because everything we're told post Charlie Kirk death is that Charlie Kirk was a faithful member of here. He tithed here and Rob McCoy was his pastor. It gives Rob McCoy all of the credibility to comment on all this stuff. It's It's giving Rob McCoy cart blanch to control Charlie Kirk's legacy. And I think it's all a lie. I don't think it's true. I don't think it's true at all. He's he has he has captured the legacy of Charlie Kirk and he's running off with it and he's telling you he's telling you what it is he wants you to think and believe about Charlie Kirk and how he thought about him.

In other words, imagine you have this abusive husband and he's beating the crap out of the wife and the kids day in and day out. And then one day they're like, "Yeah, he's my husband and we love him." But they never say it again. They never say it again. That's the only time they ever say it. And then one day the wife dies. And there's question whether or not the husband, the abusive husband, had anything to do with it. Can you imagine? Can you imagine if people are like, "Well, the husband said she loved him, so I guess we're going with that. [snorts] The husband claimed that the wife was loving and doing and that they had a perfect marriage." That is the Rob McCoy situation. That's the Rob McCoy situation.

Rob McCoy is running around telling everybody, "Charlie loved me. Charlie Charlie viewed me as the pastor. Charlie viewed me as his pastor. Charlie viewed himself as a member of our church, even though he lived seven hours away. Couldn't possibly make it over there for church on a regular basis. I don't even have evidence that Charlie ever attended a service there other than when he was invited to speak or maybe it's just an occasional vacation, but never regularly. Now, in a second, he's going to start cheesing all over the Catholic church. And when he does, it's going to give you an idea because of the way he sets it up. It'll give you an idea that everything people are saying about Charlie and the Catholic Church is true. But we have got to stop taking this man's word for what happened. We've got to stop taking this man's word for for what happened between Charlie and him. And we've got to stop taking this man's word for how Charlie viewed him. We have to. We have to.

All right. Let me get back to it for just a second. get back to it for just a second here. I I really it I don't have a ton of the clips I'm going to play tonight from this. I just want to set this up because I have put so much research into the the Calvary Chapel phenomenon and Rob McCoy's role in it. And it is wild. It is wild. I'm watching No kidding. I'm watching sermons of hippies in the 70s with beards and long hair. Honestly, if you if you go back to the early days of Calvary Chapel, what Rob McCoy wears in the pulpit is pretty tame. Other things and and you you saw Have they pulled the video? No. You are kidding me. They do. You see what I see? LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, WHILE WE'RE ON AIR, they have MARKED THE VIDEO PRIVATE. The guilty fleth when no one pursueth. You are kidding me. The guilty fleth when no one pursueth. This is without a doubt the largest admission that I've come across yet in the Charlie Kirk mystery. I cannot believe what we just watched live. >> [snorts] >> And if they think this is going to make them look good, if they think this is going to make them look good, they're out of their mind. This is absolute insanity. And I tell you what it's done. This has put in my belly a fire like I have not felt in a long time. This has put in my belly a deep burning to continue the road that I'm on. Because if Rob McCoy thinks I'm going to let off because he's deleting sermons or downloading them or marking them private, if he thinks that's going to get me to back off, he doesn't know what I already have. He doesn't know how much research I've done. This is unbelievable, ladies and gentlemen. Well, lucky for me, I've got a great memory and a hard drive full of stuff, and we'll have to get into that later.

So, let me let me do this. where he was going. He was calling he was going to at the 11 minute mark uh 11 minute 8 minute and 3 second mark he was going to call Charlie a Zionist. Very critical very very critical to the story because to the extent Charlie was a committed Zionist to the ex extent Charlie was a committed Zionist. You know which side of the war Charlie was on. Remember when we talked in the monologue, the opening today, you have two sides of both wars. Of the military conflict, you have Israel and Gaza. But of the intellectual conflict, you have old geysers like Rob McCoy, military industrialists. And on the other side, you have young people who are sick and tired of it. Who are sick and tired of this BS that he's hiding now. I'll show you again that he's now hiding from you because he is embarrassed of it. This is a guilty man. I don't know what he's guilty of, but I'll tell you right now, guilty. Any jury in the world would convict you on that alone. Any jury in the world would convict you on that alone.

He also mentions I was going to give this guy kind of a pass, but I'm not going to right now. He also mentions this article in the sermon. Charlie Kirk's role in defending Israel and the growing generational divide. You'll notice the author here is Pisak Wiki. Pesak Waliki. Pesak Wiki, I believe, was one of the people, don't quote me on this. I think I'm right though. I think he was one of the people on the group text where Charlie said he was leaving the Israeli cause. Again, why is that? Why is that important? Well, let's read what it is. Now, remember the date, July 20th, how important that was to our research. How on July 20th, it looked as if everything sort of um it looked like everything sort of was rolling in place to take Charlie Kirk out. All the research was being done. You remember that? So, what he's saying here is Charlie Kirk is defending Israel. There's a key line in here, a couple of key lines in here. [snorts] He says, "Anyone that thinks Charlie Kirk is an anti-semite is laughable." In fact, he's often attacked for being too pro-Israel. That's key. Why? Go back to the intellectual argument. If they lost Charlie Kirk, they run the risk of losing the young people. If they use the lose the young people, they run the risk of losing the intellectual war. They lose the intellectual war. There's a strong possibility Israel ceases to exist. That makes Charlie Kirk an obstacle if that's coming to be. Here's the recognition of the reality. Were Charlie Kirk to invoke a pre pro, excuse me, pro-Israel purity test for speakers, he would lose his audience fast. Where to draw the lines of question that's difficult to answer? I don't envy Charlie. I don't either because with friends like these, who needs enemies?

I I saw someone in the chat ask why I think they did that. You guys know who Jason Whitlock is? Podcaster. I think he's based in Nashville. Jason Whitlock. Go Max. [laughter] That's amazing. I will. I will. Uh Jason Whitlock on his podcast today talked about me covering Rob McCoy and what a weird guy he was and how that's not helping the uh Rob McCoy's mere existence is helping fuel the fire of the conspiracy theories. These aren't conspiracy theories, ladies and gentlemen. These aren't conspiracy theories. [snorts] Here is the money line I think from this article. I want to talk to you about conspiracy theories in just a second. It stems from a misunderstanding. What stems? The outrage. The outrage stems from a misunderstanding especially among older traditional segments of the pro-Israeli community about what it takes to reach young people today. The MAGA coalition is broad, fragile, and filled with ideological crosscurrens. Charlie Underkirks understands Gen Z almost anyone better. He has toured campuses. Guys, think about this. This is the tension I'm talking about in my monologue. This is the intellectual war right here. There's a broad intellectual shift, ideological shift taking place. I don't know why they keep going to this, but Pock Wicki is talking about it. Rob continuously continuously talks about it. I don't know why they think this is a reason that young people are anti-Israeli cause. But again, if if this is reality right here, if this is reality right here, if this underlying ideological shift is reality, think about the needle that Charlie Kirk was having to thread just to stay alive. And I don't think he could have done it in in uh I don't think he could have done it in perpetuity. And he obviously didn't. [cough]

Charlie Kirk sent the text message. It sent the it it it was the nail in his coffin. As soon as he said he's leaving the pro-Israel cause, it was the nail in his coffin, ladies and gentlemen. It was the nail in his coffin. I cannot believe. Now, I will say this as well. In the sermon that Rob McCoy and his church cowardly pulled down because they're don't Can you imagine if you gave a sermon in your church and you were so ashamed of it that when somebody got online and started discussing your sermon, you deleted it? Honestly, can you imagine? You give a sermon and when somebody starts questioning it, you delete it. Look at that. I cannot imagine being so ashamed of something I said in the pulpit. They're just political rallies. I have no doubt he or someone there is watching. Well, let me say this while you're watching. Rob McCoy in that sermon that maybe he will put back up. If not, I will put it back up cuz I have it. [snorts] He reads from this the breach where the church parted ways with Israel and he read he just put it on slides over and over and over and he just read read from it. And I thought, what a lazy way to give a sermon. A none of this is accurate. like the the whole concept of everything they're talking about is not accurate. But just you go to some some random committed Zionist and you start reading from his article that he put up online because you think it somehow supports you. Yeah. This is the question I've got to ask my First Amendment lawyer. Can they copyright strike me if I put it back up? Um, and the answer is I don't know, which is why I'm not putting it up right now. You guys, I've seen a lot of you saying, "Pull it up. Pull it up. Pull it up." Um, I'm [clears throat] not doing that right now because I have to actually put some thought into this. Now, I know it's fair use to add commentary. But if I just put it up on Real Baron podcast and I start uploading his sermons, I could see somebody saying, you know, that's not commentary. I could also see if I pull it up right now and start playing it, they could cause an issue. So, I need to [clears throat] I need to talk to somebody who knows more about this area than I do. uh who knows more about um what's going on in uh in the YouTube realm than I do. I don't know how to get rid of that comment. Let me do this. Let me go through a couple supers real quick. Uh I do have another video I want to play. Rob McCoy is not featured in it. Let me see this. See if I can pull it up. Nope. That one's unavailable, too. I think they're pulling them down one by one. >> I got in late night. >> NO, I GOT ANOTHER ONE THAT came up. So, apparently they haven't pulled them all. I won't tell you which one that is. That was one I was going to cover next week. I'm going to stay on Rob McCoy. I do not think he's innocent. Now, now get [clears throat] there's guilty, there's not guilty, and there's innocent. You can be not guilty, but not innocent. You understand the difference? If you're guilty, that means a jury of your peers using facts allowed to come in by the judge have examined those facts and determined you are in fact guilty. Meaning there's more than reasonable or there's less than reasonable doubt to conclude you did it. That's guilty. And then there's not guilty, meaning everything but that. So let's use numbers. If it's 98 plus percent that you did it and that that's what guilty means or 99 plus% that's what guilty means. In my closing arguments, I used to tell people, if you were at a bar and there's seven, seven, eight, ten people on a chair on on bar stools and they watch this whole thing, if there's any legitimate debate still going on, that's not guilty. If all of you look at it and go, "Ah, come on. You know, he did it." Hard to argue with that, right? So, I I that's kind of where I I am. I I don't I don't know that he's I'm not going to say that he's guilty of anything of of being part of a conspiracy to neutralize Charlie Kirk. I'm not going to say he's guilty, but I don't think he's innocent. I'm somewhere in between right now what I'm willing to say publicly. Baron, I'm from Canada. I'm sorry to hear that. On behalf of the Canadian people, I want to pray you a little bit for them stealing $16 from you. Please like us again. A now I love that you're from Canada. You know, with interest it'd be like 26 bucks. So, you're halfway there. You're halfway there. Thank you, Drew McCann. That's very generous of you. Stephen Godwin, are you worried as you get bigger you' be getting in the same heat that Candace and Tuck are getting from Zionist? I believe you have thick skin. I do have thick skin. I do have thick skin. Um, am I worried about it? I'd like to stay on this side of the dirt. I have children. I'd like to see my children and grandchildren grow up. Uh, but ultimately I don't want to see dirt bags like Rob McCoy uh running the world. Monologue is giving Tucker Carlson clap clap clap a plus 1010. If you're saying it's even remotely as as well done as a Tucker Carlson monologue, then thank you. That's very high praise. Very high praise. Uh Baze $10. I think Charlie was a true believer who didn't realize how these people really operated or just how in over his head he was until it was too late. More people need to wake up so we can change the world. Any of y'all watch that audit YouTube with the guy who did kind of a public audit of all the form 990s and 990ts that were available on the IRS website for all the different TPUSA charities. [snorts] He may have been a true believer and I do believe that. But he had a lot of incentive to continue operating the way it was. He was making a lot of money. a lot of money just in salaries alone. He was making more than a million dollars a year. I mean like a million and a half. And then you had book sales, speeches, podcast revenue. Charlie [snorts] had a lot of reason to I mean he had built up an eight figureure estate and he was only 31 years old. So I do believe he was a true believer. But you got to take that in the context. You got to take that into the context. Baron and fans watch. Yes, that's what I was talking about. DD got a podcast auditor examines TPUSA and many LLC's. Charlie was not the only one getting rich off this. A lot of LLC's were pulling millions and millions and millions of dollars out. They had built up over a hund00 million in endowments at TPUSA. There's a lot going on over there. We'll cover it on this program, but I got to make sure I do my own research. I can't just take what they say at face value. Uh, if I'm gonna put something on here, I need to know it's right. Uh, Steelers Girl, $20. Thank you. Jack Hibbs, Calvary Chapel, California. Also, Butch Bush Talkers, bro. Oh, do I have something? Hey, hang on. I'm gonna show you something in a second before I go to the next comment. Uh, had Q&A last night, 11:13, 47 minute mark. He intimated to Idaho having serious trouble with jihad. Claims to have been in White House Intel Meqari. Who did Butch Hibs? Uh, send me a link to that Steelers girl. Email me a link real baronodcast@gmail.com. I'd like to see that link. Check this out. You know, [snorts] we talked about um the guy in the bush. I saw this video. Let me see if I can share this. Yeah, check this out. This might not mean much to you. Look up here on the top right, right under the guy's image. I'm I'm watching this video. I'm just skimming along and look right there. There's a man standing in a bush. You see that? [snorts] I believe that's probably the guy in the maroon shirt wearing the white 47 hat. And keep in mind, he was have he had a white 47 hat on before the white 47 hat was tossed into the crowd. Meaning he was with the TPUSA team in all likelihood. I can't imagine he wasn't. Or how did he get the hat? Nobody else had the white 47 hat. You can look around the crowd and see that right now. But here's yet another video of him standing, for some reason, standing in a bush. Look, there he is. See him? He's standing in the bush. Again, Jesse Jackson, stay out the bush. >> For the next like two or three minutes, I was kind of confused. >> You see that? He is standing in a bush. [snorts] Is that the bush Jack Hibbs was talking to? Not Jack Hibbs. Excuse me. Jack Hibbs is the preacher. Butch hips was talking figuring out where we wanted to stand so that we would be in the shot. So that later on I don't even think that guy knows there's a guy standing in a bush right there. How about that apples? You tell me. I've watched so many videos, guys. So many videos. Jack Hibbs. Uh oh, that was the one I just read. Churches pastors tied to Israel and Ukraine laundering money for traffickers in Ukraine. Israel money moving money on trips to Israel. Something's going on on those trips to Israel. Um Rob McCoy has now been 24 times. He ain't that holy. He ain't that holy. Sticking around for the whole show. Who can miss the wardrobe discussions? Rob McCoy were watching you in your tight shirts. Hey, I read the wardrobe discussions and I'm sorry to disappoint you. This is kind of a boring, drab charcoal uh um hoodie. It's one of my original Adidas hoodies. This is one of the ones I got and I thought, man, the cut of this hoodie is perfect. I got to buy every color they have. And I did. Only a couple of hoodie colors that they offer that I don't have. It's because they're like weird pastel colors and I and I'm not Mikey McCoy. I don't even like the Flintstones. We'll have a gay old time. Get this clip out ASAP and everyone share. I trust me if you don't think I'm going to clip that image and share it everywhere. Uh you'll find it. Uh Amanda Van Allen radiation belts. Are they all private now? No, they weren't just a second ago. I was just playing one that wasn't private. Put this towards the purchase of a hard drive. Keep up the great work. I've got a hard drive, sir. And cloud backup. Uh love the quicker place. Please make it your standard. Ma'am, sir, am I normally slow? I told you I was going to stick to an hour and I have to move quickly to get there. Normally, I'm have two or three hours. I went to UVU and took drone footage for you. I emailed it to you. Let me if you want let me know if you want more shots. I will human of the year and that does make you human of the year. I have two specific shots I actually do want. Um, and I will I will email you about it. I don't want other people having those shots. There's two specific shots I want. Um, and I have not seen any drone footage that gives me either of those shots yet. So, I will contact you. I've even thought about going out there myself, but I don't have a drone. I I'd have to buy a drone, and I don't even know how to use them. Uh, you can still listen to the sermon on the church website for now. Uh-huh. Might be able to listen to it on Real Baron podcast. Depends on what the lawyer says. Make sure you say you are not suicidal. Ladies and gentlemen, I have never been happier. Life is good. I am buoyant. Um, I'm not bubbly. That's how they described Mikey McCoy. And that he and I are different. We're different people. Any adjective used, I'm not amazing. I'm not a uh a general. I'm not the great Baron Coleman. I'm just Baron Coleman. But I am happy. I'm not suicidal. I love my children. Uh, I intend to see them raised. Uh, walk the girls down the aisle. Welcome the grandchildren home to the house. 40 grandchildren. 40 grandchildren. The kids have promised me 40. You should be collaborating with Candace. Happy to collaborate with anyone who reaches out provided it accomplishes what I'm trying to accomplish on this show. Candace Wood. Candace Wood. Happy to happy to collaborate with anyone. But you know how many people contact her wanting to collaborate? I'm not going to join them. When you're the biggest animal in the room, you get to reach out to people to decide who you want to collaborate with. The little guy cannot reach out to the big guy saying, "Hey, we should collaborate." Yeah. In other words, let me borrow your platform. Now, if the big guy says, "Let me bring you up to my platform." Happy to do it. Happy to do it. Uh if he is preaching behind a pulpit, why would he make it private? Isn't God's word for everyone? Or is he only preaching to a selective few? I think they probably read the transcript and knew where I was going. [snorts] I think they probably read the the transcript and knew where I was going when he was talking to his Orthodox friends who were deeply troubled by Charlie Kirk over in Israel at the 54 minute and 46 second mark of that sermon. I think that's probably what they're taking down if I had to guess. Uh, trust me, I got it and we will cover it one day, provided I get the the all clear. Here's the deal with getting sued. Could I win? Could I just pull it up now, discuss it off my own hard drive, and win at trial? Probably. Do you think I have the money to fight Rob McCoy and his cronies for the use of their material if they claim it's copyrighted? No. I'll just admit it. They've got me outresourced because how do I know that? Because when Rob McCoy got involved at TPUSA, it was like a $20 million a year operation. Now it's a $90 million year operation and growing. [clears throat] I don't have 70 million. If you guys keep donating, maybe I'll get there. Uh it's just that sermon that's gone private. Others are still there. Go Max Baron Tutu. Then I shall get to downloading. I will download more. I've only downloaded the ones I've covered. That's not true. I've downloaded a few more than I intend to cover, but I've not downloaded everything for sure. Uh yet I've not downloaded everything. Pause for effect yet. Not downloaded everything yet. Uh surely they're in your stream watching. That's scary. Stay safe. Okay, I kind of agree with you a little bit. [laughter] Maybe a little. I agree. Maybe a little post transcripts. Ah, that's a good idea. That's not a bad idea. I'll consider that atomic blonde. Evangelicals have been a political sect from day one. I attended a Bush Junior campaign event disguised as a youth group trip in 1999. It's been like that for a hundred years. Um, I was reading somewhere where they were talking about evangelicals going back hundreds of years. And I thought, what evangelicals have gone back hundreds of years? I don't recall that. I mean, were there evangelicals like in the 1300s? No. No. Again, the guy who will tell I think it was Rob McCoy that said it. The guy who will tell you. [gasps] You know what I'm going to do? Because I'm that pissed right now. I'm going to do it. I'm pissed. And I'm going to pull up a clip that I did not intend to play tonight. I did not intend to play it, but I'm going to. And I'm going to let you in on a secret when I do it. Yeah, this is it. All right, let me hit pause on this real fast so you don't hear the noise. All right, I'm going to play this clip in a second. [snorts] This clip is Yeah, I'm going to just let you in on the secret because his wife has basically already given it away, but I'll get to it in a second. So stay tuned. I have 16 more minutes. Bear with me. Uh the video is still up on Godspeed Calvary Chapel. I will get over there and look at it. Uh have Hey, I read it and just cover the audio portion. Definitely no vid required. Thanks to Sailor Rob. That was a nice shirt, too. Nita Romani. Thank you. $20 and nothing to say. Thank you. Uh KG Solomoman 5K of Pastor Mike the Sailor Man never misses a chance at rocking stripes at the pulpit of military intelligence. Yeah, he did look a little naval if I'm being honest. I recommend reading one minute of St. Thomas Aquinus for every minute of Calvary Chapel sermons you have to watch. Not bad advice. Not bad advice. I was reading Thomas Merin earlier today. You know, he was murdered. They said he slipped and fell in a hotel room in Thailand. No, sir. He was murdered. Uh, that's a nice conspiracy rabbit hole to go down. Maybe I'll do that one one day if if enough people know who he is. They are all likely watching your live streams. My speculation is they had time to remove the video. May need to explore a different strategy if you plan to show clips. What? Well, here's my here's my plan, Melissa B. Once I get the all clear. Look, a lot of people think being a lawyer is like being a doc. Like doctors get this. Like you'll have a pediatrician and somebody will come to them and be like, "Man, I'm having heart pain. Do you think I need quadruple bypass?" And they're like, "I prescribe antibiotics to kids with snotty noses. Like, can you please not question me about cardiology?" Lawyer is a little the same way. If you knew what I did for a living, you would not I am not a First Amendment lawyer. So, I like other smart people go to experts. Go to experts when I need help. [snorts] Um, but I am pissed. I'll be honest with you. Really, really pissed. And if you know my history, if you know anything about me, if you Google my name and see past times I've gotten pissed, you'll speak, you'll see speakers of the Houses of States who went to prison. You'll see attorneys general chiefs who got removed from office and banned from state government. You'll see radio hosts who got fired and were forced to issue on air apologies to me that ran for a week. I don't take it well when people do stuff like that. I don't take it well. Yep. Uh, bro, I emailed you a maroon shirt guy with hat access. Bro, I'll check it out. Uh, as you can probably imagine, as this show, as this show has picked up popularity, the number of emails I get have picked up popularity. Uh, we can cut down on that a lot if you guys don't email links to other shows. Trust me, I watch a lot of stuff. If you do email a link and you say, "Hey, check out minute 29. There's a guy standing in the bush." The bush you thought like that guy was talking to. There's a guy standing in. That helps me. That helps me. It does. Hey, here's a 45minute video. Watch this. This is informative. Does not help me. Does not help me. Uh, you've got this entire thing. Correct. Correct. RN, MSN, MBA, not English, PhD. But that's okay, Barbara. That's okay. I'm willing to allow the typo. My husband is happy that Rosa is visible again. Yeah. And you know what I had to do to get Rosa visible again? This is a little uh trick of camera. I had to put something behind Rosa, the bottom of her that lifted her up the bot. So she's actually like she used to be on the wall like this and there was that giant glare. Now she's on the wall like this, but because of the camera angle, you really can't tell. She and Booker T. Washington are both at an angle. You might be able to ever so slightly tell.

That. But uh, the camera's easy to trick. The camera's easy to trick. Sued. Get discovery, but you may be broke. Yeah, that's the problem. I don't want to be broke. I got eight kids to feed. Gary, thank you, sir. Thank you, Gary.

Uh, there's a video of a guy sitting in the parking lot in the hospital. He watched Mikey go to the physician's privacy entry, pick someone up, and leave. That's true. But then he disappeared. So, I don't know whether he was saying was honest or not. He's disappeared off the face of the earth. Last I heard, Charlie attended God speaks sporadically with Erica, even when not speaking. Sporadically being the key word. I would never consider myself a member of a church I attended. Sporadically. [snorts] Maybe a GoFundMe page with 70 million gold for legal fees. I might need it at this point. I might need it after I say what I'm about to say in a minute when I play this next video.

Uh, evangelicals are mystics, even though they don't think they are. Become popular with the mystic fad of the early 1900s. I don't have much with mystics. I don't have a problem with mystics. I've had mystical experiences. Thanks for your hard work. That is all. Thank you, Mad World. And I love the uni uh super sticker. Thank Wow. Super sticker chameleani for Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Thank you. That is uh incredibly generous. You guys are so generous with your time.

I'm confused by this whole Charlie Kirk eating up with Rob McCoy in the Calvary Chapel movement. And I don't believe it. I think Rob McCoy is lying. I think Charlie Kirk probably may have initially liked him. It was the first place it was the first church uh Charlie Kirk had ever spoken at or preached at, I guess. And maybe he he kind of liked him a little bit. But I don't believe he bought into this Calvary Chapel movement. Not when MacArthur, who Charlie Kirk revered, not when MacArthur had such a dim view of it and a well-reasoned dim view of it. So I I want to pause that and and the only other thing I would add is he mentioned the Armenian heresy there. Um, which is critical, I think, to understanding perhaps why it is Rob McCoy is so eaten up uh with this uh dispensationalist view. You know, I read the Bible. I've always been told John 14:6, right? Jesus is the way, the truth, and life. Nobody comes to the father except through me. And then you get Rob McCoy saying, "No, these are God's chosen people. They're fine. Don't worry about them." And Charlie Kirk had to wrestle with that. That's a real issue. That's a real issue.

All right. Couple more of these uh uh supers, then we got to get out of here because I I promised I'd be off the air by six. Bro, I made it easy with screenshot and TS link. I hope that makes sense when I checked my email. Uh, Chapman who shot Lynen grew up around many religious leaders with intelligence backgrounds. MK Ultra psychiatrist Milton Klein visited Chapman 4 days after the shooting. See Mind Game by David Wheelen. I've got a great story on Mark David Chapman and the John Linen shooting. I was interviewing a guy for another uh for actually for a legal case and he off-handedly tells me he's the guy who found John Linen dead and I was like, "What? Tell me more." So I'm interviewing this guy. I mean, just it's about a medical case, right? And offhandedly he's like, "Hey, you know, it was that happened a little before I found Linen dead." I was like, "Who? Linen? Who?" He was like, "John Linen. He's like, you didn't know I was the one that found him?" I was like, "No, I was not aware. I did not know that at all." And it it all of a sudden everything made sense to me. I started thinking, "THIS GUY'S INTEL. MARK I MEAN instantly I was like, Mark David Chapman wasn't it. He wasn't the shooter. It was a fraud. It was a fraud. John Lennon was assassinated because he was anti or well, that maybe that's another episode. But I'm telling you, the moment he told me he found Linen, everything started falling apart. WAS LIKE, "OH MY GOSH, JOHN LENNIN WAS was assassinated. He wasn't murdered by Mark David Chapman." I'll give you that story one day. Crazy story. I kind of thought, honestly, the guy would be dead by now. Older guy has a medical issue. I I figured he'd be dead by now. Once he died, I would have no trouble telling the story. I don't want to tell the story while he's still alive.

Uh, he was fired from his job and told he will be sued by the hospital. Oh, I did not know that's what happened to the guy. Well, if he's already been fired, let's go public. Tell us what you got, big boy. Tell us what you got.

Guys, this has been fun. Uh, Ian Carol supposedly going live at six o'clock tonight. If you like Ian Carol, get on over there. Uh, Ian does a good job and I know a little bit about what he's covering tonight. And um, I think it'll be a great show. I think it'll be a really, really, really great show. Ian's doing some tremendous research that's going to result in uh some dynamite coverage in the in the coming few weeks. So keep uh keep paying attention to him. Get over there if you like Ian. Uh, follow over there. I appreciate you guys hanging out with me on a Friday night. I know it was an unscheduled stop. I'll be back Sunday 7 p.m.