Topic: Joseph Mcbride

New footage released by The Blaze reportedly shows Capitol Police officers walking directly to the locations of pipe bombs without fear of detonation. Reporter Steve Baker and lawyer Joseph McBride claim the primary suspect is a Capitol Police officer who now works for the CIA. The segment alleges a massive DOJ and FBI cover-up regarding the "Fed-erection" on January 6.

Lawyer Joseph McBride argues that the Trump FBI must use the same "online sleuth" tactics used by the Biden DOJ to identify the real perpetrators of the January 6 pipe bomb plot. He expresses disappointment that the current administration has not yet released the full truth despite having the evidence. This investigation is described as a "litmus test" for the loyalty of Kash Patel and Pam Bondi to the American people.

Attorney Joseph McBride joins the program to discuss the discovery of Thomas Matthew Crooks's social media history on DeviantArt, which the FBI previously claimed did not exist. McBride argues that the shooter's transition from right-wing to far-left "they/them" ideology was intentionally hidden by the Biden-era DOJ. The segment highlights the failure of the Secret Service in Butler and calls for transparency from the current administration regarding potential accomplices.

Joseph McBride reveals that Thomas Crooks allegedly interacted with foreign actors, including an individual named Willie Teppes associated with a Nordic resistance movement. These interactions, documented in an 88-page report, contradict the FBI's "lone wolf" narrative. McBride asserts that the FBI's failure to flag Crooks's violent online threats constitutes willful blindness or a deliberate stand-down to allow the assassination attempt to proceed.

The discussion focuses on the tactical failures during the Butler shooting and the subsequent attempt by Ryan Routh at Mar-a-Lago. Joseph McBride and the host demand that Kash Patel and Dan Bongino provide a meticulous public presentation of the facts to restore trust. They argue that the American public deserves answers regarding the security stand-down and the true ideological motivations of the shooters targeting Donald Trump.

Attorney Joseph McBride recounts a 2022 attempt on his life where his vehicle was allegedly taken over by remote control in the Fort McHenry Tunnel. He describes his BMW X5 accelerating to 100 mph and steering toward an overpass while the dashboard went blank. McBride links this event to his work exposing the presence of federal agents during the January 6th Capitol incident and warns of the dangers of self-driving vehicle technology.

Joseph McBride posits that the current FBI leadership faces a litmus test regarding the Butler and Charlie Kirk shooting investigations. He rejects the "lone wolf" narrative, noting that modern shooters are often connected via digital platforms like Discord and Xbox Live. The segment highlights the shared "trans-leftist" ideology among several recent shooters and calls for the release of manifestos that have been sealed by the government.

The unresolved identity of the January 6th pipe bomber is discussed, with Joseph McBride suggesting the individual may have ties to the Capitol Police. McBride calls for a special task force to work with independent journalists and lawyers who have analyzed the J6 tapes. He praises Donald Trump's pardons of J6 defendants and emphasizes that the American public is tired of government cover-ups ranging from JFK to the Butler shooting.

The segment honors the family of Corey Comperatore, who was killed during the Butler rally, and demands answers for the other victims. Joseph McBride reiterates the importance of investigating Willie Teppes and his links to extremist groups overseas. He concludes by urging Dan Bongino and Kash Patel to "return on the investment" made by the American people by delivering a truthful account of the assassination attempt.

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche indicates that federal charges may be brought against the Charlie Kirk assassination suspect if a "jurisdictional hook," such as a civil rights violation or interstate conspiracy, is found. Attorney Joseph McBride joins the show to discuss the likelihood of the Trump administration stepping in to ensure a death penalty conviction.

Joseph McBride discusses the potential liability of Discord for allowing its servers to be used for radicalization and planning attacks. He compares the current situation to the January 6th prosecutions, where he alleges the government used platforms to target average citizens while ignoring "nefarious actors" in the shadows.