Topic: Alibi

The discussion returns to the "assassination summit" claims, noting that individuals like Cabot Phillips and Congressman Mark Amodei have provided ironclad alibis, including C-SPAN footage. Despite this evidence, Candace Owens is accused of moving the goalposts and demanding metadata to maintain her narrative. The host expresses frustration with the "arrogance" of the claims given the lack of supporting facts.

New video analysis from The Blaze shows a vehicle matching Brian Cole Jr.'s car in motion a mile away while the pipe bomber was on foot. This evidence, combined with Cole's autism diagnosis, suggests the FBI has arrested the wrong individual to close a high-profile case.

The investigation into TPUSA is compared to the Salem witch trials, where providing an alibi is treated as a sign of guilt. Specifically, the claim that Congressman Mark Amadei was at a secret meeting has been debunked by C-SPAN footage showing him on the House floor at the same time.

During a social media space, Candace Owens argued that Ryan Harpole's attempt to provide an alibi was suspicious. Harrison Smith counters that an alibi is a standard defense and that Owens is moving the goalposts to maintain a narrative of betrayal within Charlie Kirk's inner circle.

Detailed analysis of C-SPAN footage from September 9th confirms Congressman Mark Amodei was in a House Appropriations Committee hearing in Washington D.C. at 11:00 AM Eastern. This provides an alibi against claims he was at a secret assassination planning meeting at Fort Huachuca at 8:00 AM Arizona time. The segment argues that the "Mr. Snow" source used by Candace Owens is unreliable and that the timeline is physically impossible.

Alex Jones reiterates that Congressman Mark Amodei was on the House floor in D.C. during the time he was allegedly at a secret meeting in Arizona. He mocks the idea that Amodei could "teleport" across the country in 30 minutes to attend both events. Jones asserts that the "Mr. Snow" source is a "kook" and that the entire Huachuca story is a fabrication.