Topic: Gunshots

A news report and statements from family members confirm that Matthew Leibelsberger was a highly decorated soldier with service in Delta Force and the Green Berets. The coroner's office discovered that Leibelsberger sustained a gunshot wound to the head prior to the detonation of the Cybertruck in Las Vegas. Alex Jones uses this evidence to argue that Leibelsberger did not commit suicide but was instead murdered as part of a sophisticated intelligence setup.

Analysis of rally footage shows Donald Trump touching his ear immediately after the first shots rang out before ducking behind the podium. Audio from the incident suggests a sequence of initial shots followed by return fire from Secret Service snipers. Observers noted that Trump's movement to his right just before the impact likely prevented a fatal head wound.

A montage of clips features various speakers discussing the "fraud" of COVID-19 and the artificial inflation of death statistics. The segment claims that gunshot wounds and other unrelated causes were categorized as COVID deaths to create public panic. It frames the pandemic as a "psychological war" and encourages viewers to secure a copy of the film "COVID Land" to fight back against "globalist lies."

A KFOR news segment featuring reporter Caitlin Ogle and Dr. Jason McElyea is played, claiming that rural Oklahoma hospitals are backed up with ivermectin overdoses. The report alleges that gunshot victims cannot receive care because ERs are filled with people who took livestock medication. The host mocks the report as "horse pucky" and reads the subsequent hospital retraction that debunked every claim made in the televised segment.

A viral story published by Rolling Stone claiming that Oklahoma hospitals were overwhelmed by Ivermectin overdoses has been identified as false. Local hospital officials confirmed that no gunshot victims were turned away and that the doctor quoted in the story had not worked at the facility in months. The segment highlights this as an example of corporate media desperation and the suppression of effective antiviral treatments.