Topic: Michael Byrd

Stuart Rose and Joseph Philip Daniel criticize the lack of prosecution for Capitol Police officer Michael Byrd regarding the death of Ashley Babbitt. They allege that officers Harry Dunn and Lazarus committed perjury, as evidenced by video footage from Steve Baker. The segment further claims that Brian Cole is being railroaded as a "patsy" for the J6 pipe bomber to cover for a Deep State operation.

Lieutenant Michael Byrd, the officer who shot Ashli Babbitt, is allegedly involved in a massive financial scandal involving an unaccredited daycare center in Maryland that billed HHS for $190 million. Jones claims Byrd is acting as a "bag man" for a larger criminal mafia that includes high-ranking UN officials and Democrat politicians. This network reportedly skims welfare and healthcare funds through fraudulent PO boxes and residential addresses.

In the final days of the Biden administration, billions of dollars were reportedly wired to random bank accounts without names, a practice now being investigated by DOGE. Jones suggests that the $190 million received by Officer Michael Byrd's family daycare since 2021 functions as a "bounty" for the killing of Ashli Babbitt. He notes that Joe Biden issued a retroactive pardon that may have been intended to shield such individuals from federal prosecution.

The discussion covers the use of lethal force by Capitol Police, including the shooting of Ashli Babbitt and the beating of Rosanne Boyland. Rhodes questions why Officer Michael Byrd has not been tried for murder. The segment also addresses the "natural causes" death of Officer Brian Sicknick, which was allegedly used to create a false narrative of police casualties caused by protesters.

Journalist Taylor Hansen joins the program to discuss the death of Ashley Babbitt on January 6th. Hansen, an eyewitness to the shooting, claims that the Department of Justice report declining prosecution of Officer Michael Byrd is filled with lies. He asserts that investigators never interviewed him despite his presence at the scene and his possession of video evidence.

Roger Stone calls for the prosecution of Capitol Police Officer Michael Byrd, labeling him a murderer for the shooting of Ashley Babbitt. He argues that Babbitt was unarmed and trying to stop others from breaking windows, as seen in video footage. Stone also warns that simply winning a Republican majority in the House is insufficient unless "RINO" leadership is replaced with those willing to fight for justice.

The discussion covers unreleased video footage from January 6th, claiming it shows Ashley Babbitt trying to stop the violence before being shot by Officer Michael Byrd. Other stories of "political prisoners" like Jake Lang, who reportedly rescued Philip Anderson, are highlighted to illustrate a two-tiered justice system.

Aaron Babbitt, the widower of Ashli Babbitt, joins the show to respond to an interview given by Lieutenant Michael Byrd, the officer who shot his wife on January 6. Babbitt expresses disgust at Byrd's portrayal of himself as a hero and his lack of remorse. He describes the interview as a scripted, "kid-gloved" media event designed to protect the officer.

Aaron Babbitt discusses Lieutenant Michael Byrd's history of mishandling firearms, including an incident where he left his gun in a Capitol bathroom. Babbitt claims that footage from January 6 shows Byrd "flagging" multiple people with his weapon before shooting Ashli. He criticizes the government for withholding 14,000 hours of footage that would reveal the truth of the encounter.

Alex Jones plays clips from Michael Byrd's NBC interview where the officer states he would "do the same thing" for Donald Trump's family. Aaron Babbitt reacts to the arrogance of these statements and promotes the "Justice for Ashli" legal defense fund on GiveSendGo. Jones notes that the National Police Association has characterized the incident as a "bad shoot."

The Department of Justice has closed the investigation into the death of Ashli Babbitt without releasing the name of the officer who shot her. Norm Pattis explains that since the case is closed, the "law enforcement privilege" no longer applies, making the investigative package subject to Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests.

Investigative journalist Taylor Hanson and others identify Lieutenant Michael Leroy Byrd as the officer who shot Ashli Babbitt. Byrd is reportedly known for previously leaving his firearm unattended in a Capitol bathroom. The segment questions why mainstream media has refused to publish his name while immediately identifying officers in other shootings.