Topic: Phil Lyman

A caller debates the ballistics of the Kirk shooting, suggesting the neck wound was an exit wound. The host cites conversations with Delta Force and Navy SEAL members who believe it was a frontal shot. Phil Lyman, a former Utah state representative and Trump-pardoned whistleblower, joins the program to discuss his eyewitness account.

Phil Lyman describes the "Dignity Index" launched by Utah Governor Spencer Cox as a tool for tracking and scoring citizen speech. Lyman, who exposed the Uranium One deal and its ties to the Clinton Foundation, argues that Charlie Kirk's assassination is being used to chill dissent and consolidate power under "rhino" Republicans.

Phil Lyman recounts talking to Charlie Kirk minutes before the shooting at UVU. He reports hearing a "loud boom" and seeing individuals who appeared completely unafraid while others fled. Lyman mentions reports of a shooter getting into a car with an accomplice and expresses doubt that the rifle found in the bushes was the actual murder weapon.

Phil Lyman concludes by stating that Charlie Kirk was the "biggest threat" to the established order in Utah because of his message of faith and family. He warns that the state is being used as a testing ground for DEI and radical ideologies designed to break down the virtuous nature of the Mormon community.

A speaker from Utah alleges that Governor Spencer Cox "stole" the Republican primary election from Phil Lyman. The speaker claims that two other candidates with the last name Lyman were added to the ballot to confuse voters and dilute Phil Lyman's support.