Topic: Nate Cornacchio

Retired Green Beret Nate Cornacchio joins the show to provide a ballistic analysis of the Charlie Kirk assassination. Cornacchio presents findings from his own range tests, demonstrating that a 30-06 round easily penetrates half-inch steel and cow bone. He argues that the official autopsy report—claiming the bullet was found under the skin after severing the spine—is physically impossible, suggesting the narrative is a fabrication.

Nate Cornacchio and Alex Jones analyze footage of Charlie Kirk's security detail during the shooting. They note the "uncanny calm" of the guards and their failure to provide immediate medical aid to Kirk. Cornacchio, drawing on his experience in special operations, finds the guards' focus on "grabbing things" and "handing off SD cards" highly suspicious and uncharacteristic of a standard security response.

Cornacchio highlights the actions of a specific security guard in a brown shirt who appears to be watching Kirk rather than the crowd. He notes a "frame-perfect" hand movement by the guard at the moment of the shot. While acknowledging these could be coincidences, Cornacchio states that no special operator he knows believes the official narrative after seeing the footage of the non-reaction to the gunfire.

Nate Cornacchio concludes that the official 30-06 narrative "poisons the well" and forces investigators to look for alternative explanations. Jones suggests that the FBI is trying to shut down the investigation quickly by sticking to a "lone gunman" story. They characterize the Charlie Kirk assassination as a "new JFK" mystery involving potential cover-ups by intelligence agencies and political entities.