Topic: Thomas Crooks

The shooting in Butler, Pennsylvania, is analyzed alongside a previous attempt at Mar-a-Lago involving a shooter allegedly connected to the CIA and Ukraine. Jones argues that the Butler event could not have been staged, citing acoustic evidence of a second shooter and the trajectory of bullets that killed a bystander. He defends the public's right to question official narratives given the history of government and media deception.

Max Blumenthal claims that Israeli intelligence and the FBI manufactured plots to convince Trump that Iran was trying to assassinate him. He cites the trial of Asif Merchant as a "cooked up" plot by FBI informants. The segment suggests the Butler, Pennsylvania assassination attempt on Trump was part of a complex setup to push him toward war.

Independent journalist Ken Silva analyzes 41 pages of heavily redacted FBI documents regarding Thomas Crooks, obtained via a Judicial Watch lawsuit. The records reveal Crooks was hospitalized in May 2024 for a redacted incident and that a "mysterious van" from Arizona was searched by a bomb squad near the Butler rally site. Silva notes that over 44,000 pages of records remain undisclosed by the Justice Department.

The resignation of Dan Bongino from the FBI is discussed, with Joseph D. McBride suggesting Bongino failed to deliver the "disruption" he promised. Bongino is criticized for his public conflict with journalist Miranda Devine and for failing to provide transparent answers regarding the Epstein files or the Thomas Crooks investigation. The segment suggests that Bongino and Kash Patel may have been "absorbed" by the institutions they were meant to reform, leading to a loss of public trust.

New details regarding Thomas Matthew Crooks, the July 13th shooter in Butler, Pennsylvania, suggest a scrubbed social media presence involving "furry" fetishes and leftist ideologies. Critics question the FBI's initial findings and the testimonies of Kash Patel and Dan Bongino, suggesting a cover-up of potential accomplices. Tucker Carlson's recent reporting on the matter is cited as a catalyst for renewed scrutiny of the Secret Service and DOJ's handling of the case.

Attorney Joseph McBride joins the program to discuss the discovery of Thomas Matthew Crooks's social media history on DeviantArt, which the FBI previously claimed did not exist. McBride argues that the shooter's transition from right-wing to far-left "they/them" ideology was intentionally hidden by the Biden-era DOJ. The segment highlights the failure of the Secret Service in Butler and calls for transparency from the current administration regarding potential accomplices.

Joseph McBride reveals that Thomas Crooks allegedly interacted with foreign actors, including an individual named Willie Teppes associated with a Nordic resistance movement. These interactions, documented in an 88-page report, contradict the FBI's "lone wolf" narrative. McBride asserts that the FBI's failure to flag Crooks's violent online threats constitutes willful blindness or a deliberate stand-down to allow the assassination attempt to proceed.

Donald Trump is criticized for making a "deal with the devil" by initially allowing the Epstein investigation to be suppressed before reversing his stance. Dan Bongino and Kash Patel are accused of acting as "hostages" for the establishment by claiming Epstein committed suicide and that Thomas Crooks acted alone. Jones claims top experts have proven a second shooter was involved in the Pennsylvania assassination attempt based on bullet trajectories and Secret Service stand-down orders.

Jones and Stone discuss Tucker Carlson's new documentary on Thomas Crooks, which alleges the FBI covered up the shooter's digital footprint. They reference Dr. Michael Baden's findings that Jeffrey Epstein's death was inconsistent with suicide. Stone expresses skepticism about the official narrative that Crooks acted alone in the attempted assassination of Donald Trump.

Investigative journalist Brianna Morello reports that Thomas Crooks had a significant social media footprint, including Snapchat and YouTube, which the FBI allegedly ignored. The data suggests Crooks transitioned from a Trump supporter to a radical leftist who threatened political officials. Morello's source claims the FBI was given this information but refused to use it in their investigation.

Brianna Morello discusses evidence that Thomas Crooks may have been radicalized online by a foreign Antifa organization. She criticizes Kash Patel and the FBI for a lack of transparency regarding the investigation. Morello suggests that the withholding of Crooks' social media posts was intentional to prevent the public from understanding his true motivations.

Former FBI agent Kyle Serafin analyzes Dan Bongino's claims that there was "no there there" regarding Thomas Crooks' digital footprint. Serafin suggests that Bongino and Patel were "bubble wrapped" by the FBI and took briefings from the very people they were supposed to be investigating. He highlights that Tucker Carlson's documentary has already debunked the official narrative regarding Crooks' lack of an online presence.

Kyle Serafin argues that the FBI's claim of a "missing" digital footprint for a 20-year-old in the modern era defies logic. He points out that Bongino previously expressed skepticism about this lack of data before joining the administration. Serafin suggests that the FBI is using Bongino and Patel to maintain an official narrative that protects the agency from scrutiny.

Kyle Serafin has reportedly predicted that the FBI is sabotaging investigations from within to make leadership look incompetent. Regarding the Butler, Pennsylvania shooting, experts suggest that other shooters were "piggybacking" on Thomas Matthew Crooks. Evidence of trajectories from a water tower and woods is cited as proof of a broader Deep State operation.

The investigation into Thomas Matthew Crooks and the Butler assassination attempt revealed numerous anomalies, including the suspect's presence at DHS training facilities and FBI headquarters. Speculation persists that the deep state is setting up "cutouts" to carry out political violence while framing foreign actors like Iran. These events are interpreted as part of a broader plan to incite a civil war as cover for an imminent financial crisis.

The discussion turns to the July 13th assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Pennsylvania. Jones dismisses theories that the event was "fake," citing his knowledge of ballistics and the reality of the injuries. He explains that while the event was a "production" in terms of media management by the Secret Service and film crews, the shooting itself was a real attempt on the President's life.

The conversation addresses the July 13th assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. While acknowledging that the event was a "production" in terms of how the Secret Service and media crews managed the scene for iconic shots, Jones insists the shooting was real. He dismisses theories that the event was staged, citing his knowledge of ballistics and the reality of the legal persecution Trump has faced.

One year after the assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, investigators have reportedly failed to provide closure or definitive answers. Shroyer alleges a stand-down and subsequent cover-up by the FBI and Secret Service regarding the actions of Thomas Crooks. He notes that despite numerous congressional hearings, the public is still expected to believe Crooks was a lone actor without external assistance.

On the anniversary of the Butler, Pennsylvania shooting, new reports indicate that the Secret Service director signed off on an "unacceptable" security plan. Shroyer and Sortor discuss the 25-minute window where Thomas Crooks was on the roof before firing. They question why no agents have been disciplined and suggest the possibility that the security failure was a deliberate "inside job" or allowed to happen.

Alex Jones reflects on the one-year anniversary of the July 13, 2024, assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. He alleges that federal agencies had a specific threat alert ten days prior to the event but stood down, allowing the shooter to remain on a roof for ten minutes. Jones uses this context to explain the immense pressure Trump is under from globalist entities.