Topic: Thomas Caldwell

The FBI's treatment of Stuart Rhodes is contrasted with that of Thomas Caldwell, a 60-year-old disabled veteran who was held in solitary confinement. While Caldwell's home was swarmed by agents, the FBI reportedly waited four months to seize a single cell phone from Rhodes. This disparity in investigative urgency is cited as evidence that the government may have been protecting Rhodes as an asset or informant.

The discussion focuses on "Person 2" and "Person 3" mentioned in federal indictments of the Oath Keepers. Jones and Carlson suggest these individuals were likely FBI operatives who organized the breach of the Capitol but were never charged. They argue that the "insurrection" was actually a government-organized event intended to crush political opposition.