Topic: Shell Casings

Donald Trump's decision to return to the Butler, Pennsylvania, shooting site is discussed as a move of metaphysical significance. Callers raise questions about the ballistic evidence from the July 13th attempt, suggesting discrepancies in the number of shots fired and the trajectory of the bullets. The Secret Service and FBI are accused of failing to conduct a transparent investigation into the eight shell casings found.

A caller reports being redirected to fraudulent websites by CrowdStrike while attempting to purchase products from InfoWars. The host investigates claims that FBI Director Christopher Wray used the word "cartridges" instead of "casings" when describing evidence from the Butler roof, suggesting a potential linguistic deception. The segment transitions to an upcoming "deep dive" on Kamala Harris with Judge Joe Brown.

Clips from FBI Director Christopher Wray's congressional testimony are played, where he confirms that eight shell casings were recovered from the roof used by the shooter. Wray admits the FBI does not yet have a clear picture of the shooter's motive despite searching his digital devices. Jones and Geyser critique the testimony, suggesting the FBI is withholding information about the counter-snipers' locations.

A caller analyzes the body cam footage released by Senator Grassley, noting the apparent absence of shell casings on the roof shortly after the shooting. The caller also criticizes the rapid dismantling of the crime scene in Butler, Pennsylvania, comparing it to the cleanup following the JFK assassination. Jones agrees that the quick removal of evidence suggests a cover-up.