Topic: Hammer Attack

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Mitch Snow, a key source for Candace Owens, has been discredited as a "congenital crazy liar" who recently claimed to be the son of the Zodiac Killer. Jones highlights Snow's history of violent behavior and hammer attacks, arguing that Owens' reliance on him proves her operation is a "tar baby" designed to mislead patriots. He also mocks Owens' claim that the U.S. military is attacking her with bots from Fort Huachuca, noting that her own following is heavily comprised of foreign bots.

The host prepares to release video evidence debunking Mitch Snow, the star witness for Candace Owens’ "Fort Huachuca" theory. He characterizes Snow as a serial abuser and pathological liar who inverted the facts of a 2016 domestic incident. The segment frames Owens' promotion of Snow as a "psyop" intended to discredit legitimate investigations into the death of Charlie Kirk.

The program airs footage of Mitch Snow menacing his wife, Linnae, with a hammer in 2016. The video shows Snow attacking a vehicle and preventing his wife from leaving with their child, contradicting his public claims that he was the victim of the encounter. The host confirms that Snow was arrested and convicted for menacing following this specific incident in Benton City, Washington.

The program airs video footage from June 25, 2016, showing Mitch Snow menacing his wife, Lanae Snow, with a hammer and damaging her vehicle. The video contradicts Snow's later claims on podcasts where he portrayed himself as the victim of a "prison-like" garage setup. The host points out that Snow's only truthful statement was that he used a hammer to break a door handle.

New details regarding the hammer attack on Paul Pelosi in San Francisco suggest that both Pelosi and the suspect, David DePape, were in their underwear when police arrived. Jones disputes the mainstream narrative that DePape is a right-wing extremist, identifying him instead as a nudist activist from Berkeley. He highlights discrepancies in the 911 call where Pelosi initially referred to the intruder as a "friend."