Topic: Michael Baden

Jones and Stone discuss Tucker Carlson's new documentary on Thomas Crooks, which alleges the FBI covered up the shooter's digital footprint. They reference Dr. Michael Baden's findings that Jeffrey Epstein's death was inconsistent with suicide. Stone expresses skepticism about the official narrative that Crooks acted alone in the attempted assassination of Donald Trump.

The segment links the cover-ups in the Butler and Kirk shootings to the Jeffrey Epstein case, noting Dr. Michael Baden's findings of a professional killing. Alex Jones expresses frustration with the lack of progress in these investigations under the current administration. The block concludes with an advertisement for Bovine Colostrum and a call for listeners to support the network through the Alex Jones Store.

Allegations are made that Maureen Comey convinced a judge to seal Epstein documents by claiming the investigation was still active despite Epstein's death. Dr. Michael Baden's autopsy findings are cited to suggest Epstein's death was inconsistent with suicide. Representative Anna Paulina Luna has reportedly been contacted by an FBI whistleblower regarding the destruction of Epstein-related evidence in New York.

Roger Stone argues that the Southern District of New York should unseal the original search warrants and evidence used to indict Jeffrey Epstein in 2019. He cites pathologist Michael Baden's findings that Epstein's injuries were inconsistent with suicide. Stone also notes that Epstein had recently hired attorney David Shone and told family members he expected to be released shortly before his death.

Stone highlights discrepancies in the official report of Epstein's suicide, citing pathologist Michael Baden and attorney David Schoen. He suggests that Epstein was a CIA and Mossad asset used to collect blackmail on international elites. Stone questions why Pam Bondi previously claimed to have the files if the DOJ is now saying they don't exist.

The official suicide narrative of Jeffrey Epstein is challenged by forensic evidence cited by pathologist Dr. Michael Baden, who noted that Epstein's neck fractures were more consistent with ligature strangulation than hanging. Kash Patel admits he has not seen the specific Baden report but maintains that the high-security nature of the detention center makes a professional "hit" unlikely. The discussion also features an AI-generated parody of Trump discussing an "Anti-Goblin Commission."

Roger Stone details the forensic anomalies in Jeffrey Epstein's death, noting that pathologist Michael Baden found broken neck bones consistent with strangulation rather than hanging. Stone questions why Epstein would retain a new lawyer and wire a retainer just two days before allegedly killing himself. He challenges the "trust us" narrative from investigators, demanding the release of any existing video footage from the MCC.

Jason Bermas and Alex Jones discuss the suspicious circumstances surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's death in prison. They highlight the role of his cellmate, ex-cop Nicholas Tartaglione, and the findings of forensic pathologist Michael Baden regarding fractures in Epstein's neck. The segment argues that the official suicide narrative is a cover-up for a deeper state operation.