Topic: Second Shooter

The Green Berets discuss the physical impossibility of a 30-06 round failing to exit a human neck at 140 meters. They suggest that the shooting may have involved professional facilitators or an "MK Ultra style" operation. They also note the suspicious resignation of Sheriff Nate Brooksby immediately following the release of the ballistic discrepancies.

A theory is proposed that Tyler Robinson was a "patsy" in an MK Ultra-style exercise, where he was instructed to stash a weapon while a real shooter operated from a secondary location. The lack of an exit wound in Charlie Kirk's neck suggests a smaller caliber, such as a .223 or .300 Blackout, rather than a high-powered .30-06. This "tin foil hat" scenario is presented as increasingly plausible given the new ATF ballistics report.

The discussion explores the theory that the identified shooter was a "patsy" set up by a professional entity. Nate Kornacki suggests a scenario where a radicalized individual is used as a spotter or to plant a weapon while a professional assassin takes the actual shot from a different angle. The host draws parallels to historical false flags like the Reichstag fire and the fictional film *Arlington Road*.

Ballistic and audio evidence allegedly points to a second shooter in the Charlie Kirk assassination, similar to the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. Local leftist operatives are accused of creating diversions to help the primary shooter escape. The lack of immediate indictments for these alleged accomplices is framed as a potential FBI cover-up.

A veteran caller from New Mexico argues that security personnel behind Charlie Kirk were using specific military hand signals during the shooting. The caller suggests these signs may have been a "go" signal for a second shooter, though the host notes that such signs are standard procedure for security details at large events.

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.

Senator Ron Johnson has publicly stated that there is evidence suggesting a second shooter was present during the assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. Johnson cited testimony from a sniper team who heard a "zip crack" of a bullet flying between them from a direction inconsistent with the identified shooter's position. The senator criticized the FBI for withholding ballistics and trajectory reports from the public.

A caller from California argues that the shooter, Thomas Crooks, was a "patsy" and that a second shooter was likely positioned on the water tower or inside the AGR building. Jones agrees that the 26 minutes Crooks spent on the roof suggests a "stand down" or coordination. They discuss potential muzzle flashes seen in various bystander videos.

The hosts discuss the media's selective outrage regarding mass shootings, noting a lack of coverage for recent incidents involving "leftist" or "trans" shooters. They characterize the Kansas City parade shooting as a symptom of rising gang crime rather than a Second Amendment issue. The segment argues that gun control laws only disarm law-abiding citizens while criminals remain armed.

The discussion links recent mass shootings to a coordinated effort to abolish the Second Amendment, citing theories previously proposed by Bill Cooper regarding MKUltra. It is noted that many shooters are under psychiatric care and using psychotropic drugs at the time of their attacks. The narrative suggests that foreign threats like China are used as pretexts to implement domestic disarmament policies.