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The speaker claims Biden, Hillary, and Clinton made an agreement with Iran to move Bin Laden to Pakistan, then back to Iran. Communication from Iran to Obama allegedly said, "we got your neck in a noose," demanding money. The speaker states $152 billion, including $2 billion on an airplane pallet, was paid for secrets, and that Obama and Biden paid with the blood of Seal Team Six by having them killed. This is described as blackmail and extortion. The speaker claims to possess terabytes of documents, video, and audio evidence. When asked if they would deliver the documents to President Trump with guaranteed safety and transportation, the speaker agreed, stating they are not concerned about safety and it would be their pleasure to bring the material to President Trump.

A figure was seen moving on a roof near where Donald Trump spoke on July 13th. The FBI believes it could be the would-be assassin, Thomas Matthew Crooks, who was captured on video traversing roofs about 150 yards from the rally stage.

Israel wanted to attack Iran, but Trump told them not to. Iran said that if Israel bombs them, they will attack US military bases and embassies in the Middle East, so Trump ordered an evacuation. Iran has a military agreement with Russia, raising the possibility of World War III. Israel claims Iran is weeks away from developing a nuclear bomb, a claim that has been made for twenty years. Trump had a man arrested in LA who was handing out masks and riot gear to agitators and anarchists. Those arrested for assaulting ICE officers could face ten to twenty years in federal prison. The speaker suggests sending them to Guantanamo if there is no room in federal prison. According to the speaker, globalists want everyone dead, and Donald Trump is the only one standing in the way.

The speaker claims to hold the "Muslim Brotherhood Plan for the Destruction of The United States," written 05/22/1991, which was presented as evidence in the Holy Land Foundation trial. This trial allegedly resulted in 108 guilty verdicts for Muslim Americans and organizations accused of raising millions to support Middle Eastern terrorist organizations. According to the speaker, the document states that the work of brothers in America is a "grand jihad in eliminating and destroying the western civilization from within and sabotaging its miserable house by their hands and the hands of the believers so that it is eliminated and Allah's religion is made victorious over all other religions." The speaker asserts that the document's last page lists 29 Islamic front organizations in the United States with the goal of sabotaging and destroying America from within.

The speaker watched news coverage claiming the man arrested for attempting to murder Trump was a Trump supporter. Lindsey Graham blamed Iran. However, the speaker says the would-be assassin volunteered in Ukraine and shares the same neocon politics as Graham. The speaker believes the media is lying and omitting facts, distorting reality so the average person has no way of knowing the truth. The speaker highlights that the attempted murderer had been interviewed by every major media outlet and had extensive contact with US government agencies. The New York Times previously portrayed him as a "freedom fighter" in Ukraine, despite his criminal record and pending charges. The speaker believes the media will memory-hole the true story, and the public will be misled.

The speaker claims to be holding the Muslim Brotherhood Plan for the Destruction of The United States, written 05/22/1991, which was presented as evidence in the Holy Land Foundation trial. This trial allegedly resulted in 108 guilty verdicts for Muslim Americans and organizations accused of raising millions to support Middle Eastern terrorist organizations. According to the speaker, the document states that the work of brothers in America is a grand jihad aimed at eliminating and destroying Western civilization from within, sabotaging its house so that it is eliminated and Allah's religion is made victorious over all other religions. The speaker asserts that the document's last page lists 29 Islamic front organizations in the United States with the goal of sabotaging and destroying America from within.

Merrick Garland vetoed charging Ryan Ruth with attempted assassination. Ruth wrote a book calling for Donald Trump's assassination and camped out in a bush on Trump's golf course for over 12 hours with body armor and a loaded SKS rifle. The Secret Service noticed the rifle barrel, shots were fired, and Ruth was apprehended. Garland's decision suggests he believes Ruth had another reason for being there with body armor and a loaded rifle. The speaker questions what other reason Ruth, who had written about assassinating Trump, could have for being in that location as Trump approached.

The speaker watched news coverage claiming the man arrested for attempting to murder Trump was a Trump supporter. Lindsey Graham blamed Iran. However, the speaker says the would-be assassin's politics align with Graham's, as he is a neocon who volunteered in Ukraine. The speaker believes the media is lying by omission, distorting reality, and preventing the average person from knowing the truth. The attempted assassin was interviewed by every major media outlet and has a lengthy criminal record, yet The New York Times portrayed him as a "freedom fighter" in Ukraine and detailed his contacts with US government agencies. The speaker fears this information will be memory-holed, and the public will be misled into believing a false narrative.

The speaker dismisses the idea that Iran would be responsible if something were to happen to Trump, stating they have a long list of other suspects. The speaker suggests blaming those who spied on Trump, created the fake Russian dossier, and the FBI for legitimizing false claims. They also mention those who impeached him, the 51 intelligence officials who dismissed Hunter Biden's laptop, and those who allegedly rigged the 2020 election. Further, the speaker includes those who raided Trump's house and charged him in multiple jurisdictions, like Fannie Willis, Alvin Bragg, and Letitia James. Neocon warmongers who were upset that Trump didn't want to initiate wars are also on the list. The speaker believes Iran is a scapegoat and that the real threat is in DC.

President Trump faces ongoing threats, with a recent arrest in Florida and an incident involving F-16s intercepting a plane near Mar-a-Lago. A study suggests a rise in assassination culture on the left, with 55% of liberals finding Trump's murder at least somewhat justified. Ryan Ruth, the second wannabe assassin, allegedly sought to acquire a rocket launcher from someone he believed to be a Ukrainian arms dealer, expressing his desire to prevent Trump's reelection. Ruth also had contacts in Mexico, collaborating with someone named Romero to smuggle Afghan migrants into the U.S. Despite being on the radar of multiple agencies, including the FBI and CIA, due to a lengthy criminal record, possession of a weapon of mass destruction, and communications about killing the president, Ruth got close to Trump. He had a manual on improvised explosives, aliases, and a rifle with a scratched-out serial number. Questions remain about how Ruth, with his international network, evaded detection.

President tweeted about the need to liberate Michigan. FBI director testified that white right-wing groups pose the greatest threat of domestic terrorism. FBI arrested militiamen planning to kidnap the governor. Attorney General announced charges against 13 members of 2 militia groups. The alleged terror plot was stopped before it could be carried out. The behavior of these individuals is disturbing and reminiscent of ISIS. Failure to condemn them is concerning. FBI and law enforcement are praised for uncovering and stopping these domestic terrorists. Four men accused of plotting to kidnap the governor were not convicted, as FBI informants were involved in planning and encouraging the attack. One informant even suggested similar plans to other groups in different states.

The Prime Minister of Israel claimed Iran tried to assassinate Donald Trump twice. One speaker believes Iran is actively trying to murder Trump and has hired hitmen in the United States over the last 18 months to two years. The other speaker questions the evidence and asks why there haven't been any arrests or military responses. The speaker cites the attempted assassinations of Mike Pompeo, John Bolton, and Brian Hook, noting that the State Department spent $2,000,000 a month providing them security. Iranian hitmen were arrested at John Bolton's apartment complex. The speaker says the military and intelligence community have been aware of Iran's attempts to murder Trump for the last two years, and that Iran even released a video about murdering Trump. The other speaker expresses surprise, stating they had never heard evidence of hitmen in the United States trying to kill Trump and suggests military action against Iran if true.

Asif Raza Merchant, a Pakistani national on the terrorist watch list, recently traveled from Pakistan to Iran, where he stayed for four days before flying to Houston. Upon arrival, he faced scrutiny but was granted special public benefit parole by the FBI, allowing him to enter the U.S. despite his watch list status. However, he was arrested shortly after for allegedly plotting with Iran to assassinate Donald Trump and 35 other government officials. This situation raises significant concerns about security protocols, given his background and the circumstances of his entry into the country.

There have been new developments in the investigation. The suspect changed his work schedule before the incident. He was seen with a range finder at a Trump rally, observed by security. Later, he was spotted on the roof with a rifle. When confronted by police, he opened fire. In his car, there were remote-controlled bombs, loaded magazines, and a bulletproof vest. Investigators are still trying to understand his motives and what he planned to do next.

The speakers discuss the attempted assassination of Trump, questioning why the would-be assassin had no social media footprint and a professionally scrubbed house. They find it suspicious that CNN streamed the rally live and that the Secret Service deemed the roof he was on unsafe, while snipers occupied a steeper roof. They speculate it could have been a coordinated assassination attempt, with the shooter intended to be killed afterward. They highlight the suspect's young age and the possibility of radicalization or manipulation. The speakers are concerned about the lack of information released and the absence of a formal report. They mention leaked cell phone records showing a phone traveling from outside the FBI offices in DC to where the suspect lived. They find it odd that the suspect had multiple phones and no cutlery in his house. They suggest the suspect could have been under the influence of psychotropic drugs or hypnosis, referencing MK Ultra and Jolly West's experiments.

Asif Raza Merchant, a Pakistani national on the terrorist watch list, flew from Pakistan to Tehran, spent four days in Iran, then flew to Houston. Despite being on the watch list, the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force granted him special public benefit parole due to the perceived benefit of his visit to the American people. However, Merchant was later arrested for allegedly plotting with Iran to assassinate Donald Trump and 35 other government officials.

The discussion begins with developments at Fairford Airbase in the United Kingdom, an RAF base. It is described as involving “five guys” detained after authorities said they were trying to sabotage. Marco Rubio is referenced as having spoken about the incident, with Rubio saying there are “some things I cannot say on the air,” but stating that what happened “in the UK over the weekend is a very serious situation” involving “the hands of a foreign actor,” while also thanking UK authorities for being “very cooperative” regarding a “very serious incident.” The speakers note that some people have been released on bail, and say that while some individuals are still under investigation, the U.S. is “engaging with them on all of that.” The conversation then pivots to details of what the suspects were allegedly doing. A joke is made about them “getting ready to set up a hamburger stand,” “fry up some french fries,” and the claim is made that they were “caught,” with the implication that the charges described by authorities are being exaggerated in the public narrative. A BBC report, described as published about two hours earlier in the conversation, is brought up. According to the way it is summarized, BBC says the men were “smuggling fuel” and that one of them called 999, the police. The speakers question why this is framed as something involving “some sort of mystery” and a foreign connection. Rubio’s assertion that “a foreign country is part of this” is repeated, while one speaker says they cannot “put everything out” but suggests “there is something behind the scene.” Another point raised is that the supposed fuel-smuggling explanation is linked to practical motives: the conversation suggests that due to the “price of petrol and diesel,” it “wouldn’t be surprising” if they had spare cans and filled them up at a lower price. The discussion also references claims about the United States possibly cutting off exports, and an allegation that “Bingham” is “begging Trump” not to do it because the UK depends on diesel exports from the United States. The conversation then argues that if one of the men called police, that indicates “the fix was in on this from the beginning,” and asserts that the event was “staged” to create a narrative that Iran is preparing to launch an attack. The speakers distinguish between an attack on a military facility being described as “war” rather than terrorism. Further discussion references “FP Delta” and “FP Con Delta Force Protection Condition Delta,” said to imply there had already been an attack or one was imminent. The speakers claim warnings went up before capture, suggesting information had been tipped off. A photo is referenced, described as showing the five men together after removing their shirts. The discussion concludes by repeating that both Donald Trump and Marco Rubio mentioned potential Iranian involvement, with Trump saying Iran “may have been behind what has happened in the United Kingdom,” and with Rubio again stating a foreign country is part of the incident. A final point is made that if there were “real evidence” of a planned attack involving destroying aircraft or killing people, the speakers say suspects would not be released on bail. The conversation ends with a reference to Julian Assange.

The transcript alleges that Iranian hackers “destroyed the Fedstop narrative” and “exposed Erica Kirk,” claiming she was a trained Mossad operative tasked with orchestrating the assassination of her husband, Charlie Kirk, using an exploding personal device. It states that hacked material and video evidence supposedly show Erica’s role, and that the operation involved “crisis actors,” compromised officials, and a media outlet with foreknowledge. Key timeline and events are presented as evidence of misconduct: Charlie Kirk was reportedly assassinated on Ojai Manora at a college tied to “deep state intelligence operations” connected to Israel, days after he announced he had “no choice but to leave the pro-Israel cause.” The transcript claims Tyler Robinson was in custody and “Mirandized by 6.25pm on September 11th,” while Discord messages allegedly published between “7.57 and 8.57 p.m.” were questioned as to who authored them during that window. It also claims crisis actors had to update their scripts when the event “went off script.” A major focus is a witness account attributed to Sarah Tall. The transcript first describes her telling Fox 13 that Charlie was shot directly in the chest with “blood gushing from his heart,” then—about “51 minutes later”—saying she saw the injury as being in the neck. It quotes Tall describing hearing a loud bang, seeing the shot hit his chest with blood gushing where his heart is, and later changing to a neck injury with blood spurting as he fell, along with a claim that he was dead or in critical condition. The transcript argues her tone and details changed and presents additional interviews, including an ABC News appearance, as showing her becoming more specific, including estimating that the shooter was about “200 yards away” and describing trajectory and relative positions. The transcript then asserts the assassination mechanism was an exploding device rather than a conventional bullet. It claims Iranian-linked documents state Erica was not a “low-level asset” but a “highly trained operative,” and that she was embedded as a “honeypot.” It additionally claims a Mossad extraction involving Jeffrey Epstein occurred via a “textbook Mossad extraction document,” and connects the operation to a broader network. Regarding the specific device, the transcript claims a Mossad technique was used involving micro-explosives placed inside everyday items, citing prior examples like cell phones in children’s toys. It alleges the detonator was an exploding Rode Wireless Pro microphone detonated from a safe distance, causing the blast to “kick upwards” and take out Charlie’s neck. It claims FBI behavior included “scrambling to cover up the details and manipulate the media narrative,” and that autopsy cross-referencing with email/intelligence sources supposedly concluded Charlie “was not shot” but killed by an exploding device. Further claims include attempts to scrub the crime scene and physical evidence persistence: the transcript says shards in a getaway car were compared to road equipment and were said to match distinctive microphone features, with images purportedly showing “Rode” labeling on shards. It also claims concrete was poured over the scene and security systems were altered or removed. Broader operational claims are added: the transcript states the explosive was supposedly purchased in May 2025 from Accurate Energetic Systems in Tennessee, that similar devices were allegedly tested at Fort Huachuca beforehand, and that a Tennessee plant explosion months later was labeled an accident with “16 Americans” dying. It also alleges analysts believed plots debated taking out Tucker Carlson or Charlie Kirk, choosing Charlie as more problematic. Finally, the transcript claims Erica Kirk sent legal threats, avoided public attention, and supposedly showed foreknowledge extending to the date of September 10/September 11 events. It quotes Charlie’s recollection of a conversation where Erica allegedly told him “God wants you to have your phone on today” before watching footage of an assassination attempt on Donald Trump.

If Ukraine assisted in the assassination of Donald Trump, even at a low level, serious consequences should follow. Ryan Routh, who communicated with a Ukrainian number, had connections to Ukraine, fought there, and recruited for them. Someone in the Ukrainian military tried to use an RPG to attack the president. Unraveling the Ukraine assassination plot against Trump will implicate too many Republican senators and members of Congress. Many members of Congress use anonymous LLCs and Shell Corps in the Cayman Islands to receive undisclosed payments, often in crypto, which is why they are pro-war. Elements of the deep state working with Ukrainian elements tried to take out the president.

Ryan Routh had connections to Ukraine, recruited fighters, and had a no-look visa policy to bring terrorists to Ukraine. He is allegedly going to Ukraine to get American-made munitions to kill Trump. The FBI is investigating these connections, tracing financial and phone records into Ukraine to identify Routh's contacts and associates. The investigation aims to determine who Routh was talking to, who he was working with, and who was going to pay for the weapons. The speaker believes people in Ukraine were part of this and questions Zelensky's awareness and the origin of the weapons, including whether they were black marketed from places like Syria, Libya, or Afghanistan. The speaker emphasizes the need to find these weapons to prevent future attacks. The speaker questions if the FBI will take this seriously and act quickly to prevent another nut job from acquiring equipment to harm Trump.

The transcript centers on a report from NBC News about the man charged with planting two pipe bombs near the Democratic and Republican party headquarters on the eve of the January 6th attack. The speaker cites NBC’s article, which states that the suspect told the FBI he believed conspiracy theories about the 2020 election, according to two people familiar with the matter. The speaker notes that NBC provides no direct quote or further context beyond that single claim. The speaker asserts that their own sources indicate the word used by the suspect, Brian Cole Jr., in his FBI interview was that he believed the 2020 election was stolen. However, the speaker claims there is a widespread belief within the FBI that this comment was a legal maneuver rather than a genuine belief. According to the speaker, the FBI allegedly thinks the statement was coached by Cole’s lawyer to secure a pardon from President Trump, specifically a retroactive pardon because Trump had issued a pardon for individuals convicted of January 6–related crimes. The speaker emphasizes that there is no additional evidence in Cole Jr.’s background, as far as their sources can determine, indicating he is a Trump supporter. They remark that NBC is one of the few outlets making this claim, noting that the article contains several paragraphs but only repeats the initial sentence without further detail. The speaker suggests that even within liberal media, there is a belief that the comment was a legal maneuver rather than a reflection of genuine political conviction, and argues that NBC’s reporting is selectively presented to push a particular narrative. Throughout, the speaker contrasts this with a broader media portrayal, arguing that while Brian Cole Jr. did make the comment about the 2020 election being stolen, the context is missing, and the media narrative is being shaped by selective reporting. The speaker frames the situation as an instance of media cherry-picking intended to influence perceptions about the suspect’s political affiliations and the nature of his statements to the FBI, rather than providing a complete account.

The suspect changed his work schedule before attending a Trump rally with a rangefinder. Security noticed him observing countersniper positions. When confronted by police, he pulled out an AR 15 gun and opened fire. His car contained remote controlled bombs, a bulletproof vest, and ammunition. It is unclear what his intentions were.

Six right-wing militia members who allegedly plotted to kidnap Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer will go to trial soon. One member has already pleaded guilty and is expected to testify against the others. The case against these alleged extremists relies heavily on the involvement of government informants and undercover FBI agents, raising questions of entrapment. The FBI was aware of every aspect of the plot and even offered guidance on how to carry out the kidnapping. Despite this, Whitmer has gained sympathy as a victim of former President Donald Trump's rhetoric. However, the FBI agents and Michigan State Police Troopers involved in the operation were thanked by Whitmer herself.

Speaker 1 says a case described by the FBI shows a group moving from being “strangers on TikTok” to “operational planning within three months” on a combined total budget of $1,300. Speaker 1 says the FBI found out about the plot on June 10 and had it “wrapped up within four days,” calling it “a good OSINT puzzle” that is “perfectly wrapped.” Speaker 1 then summarizes the FBI announcement: the FBI “thwarted this attack” at the UFC Freedom 250 match at the White House that took place over the past weekend, which Speaker 1 says kicked off the country’s 250th anniversary celebrations. According to Speaker 1’s description of the FBI case filings released that day, a group calling themselves the Vanguard of the Old found each other on TikTok in March. Speaker 1 says they then moved into encrypted messaging apps including Signal and Telegram and were allegedly planning a coordinated attack targeting government officials and wealthy attendees. Speaker 1 also says the FBI chose to unseal the documents, and that Kash Patel was praised on the record for the FBI’s “rapid response.” Speaker 1 notes Kash Patel was “sitting front row” at the event while taking credit for protection of the weekend. Speaker 1 says the grievances listed in the court documents allege they are anti-government, anti-APAC, anti-capitalist elites, and anti-data centers, described as “fringe beliefs of a minor few.” Speaker 1 adds that these grievances are “things that millions of people are openly talking about” online and that they have been listed as motivations in a single federal terror case. Speaker 1 says an Eskridge affidavit includes a statement that Eskridge was preparing his residence “to be a safe house and making a bunker under the floorboards of his shed,” and Speaker 1 remarks that only one other person had used the word “shed” in a similar context. Speaker 1 then provides a parallel described by Speaker 0 about a “massive underground complex” under a military construction ballroom, where the ballroom becomes a “shed” for what is being built under the military, including “from drones.” Speaker 1 says if the government needed to work the case quickly, it would need “a pretty serious tech stack,” including tools to scrape TikTok content, analyze seized phones, identify “18 unknown people” from encrypted chat fragments, and enable intelligence sharing across four states’ agencies. Speaker 1 then references Oracle and Eris Labs, saying Oracle partnered with an AI company called Eris Labs that “turns user-generated content into searchable military intelligence,” and that Oracle announced the partnership on June 4, about six days before the FBI discovered the plot. Speaker 1 says Oracle would bring the tech stack to a Defense Tech Summit in Brussels on June 25. Speaker 1 concludes by saying there are still 18 suspects at large and that the “sales pitch starts on June 25,” adding that it will be seen which gets resolved first.