Topic: Timeline

Ronald Roe provides a timeline of the Butler event, noting that local law enforcement had identified a "suspicious person" with a rangefinder nearly an hour before the shooting. He admits that the Secret Service counter-sniper teams were unaware the individual had a firearm until shots were fired. Jones argues that this timeline proves a deliberate lack of "command and control," as the Secret Service ignored multiple warnings from local police.

The timeline for nuclear war is estimated to be within the next month, potentially occurring after Trump becomes President-elect but before he takes office. This window would allegedly allow the current administration to launch a false flag attack and blame it on Russia while Trump is legally unable to intervene. The only hope is for someone to "pick up the phone" and choose de-escalation at the last moment.

The confrontation between James O'Keefe and Jordan Tristan Walker took place on Tuesday night in New York City, prior to the release of the first undercover video on Wednesday. This timeline is used to argue that Walker's "psychotic break" and claims of being a liar were part of a desperate attempt to suppress the footage. Walker's recorded comments regarding "directed evolution" and making vaccines a "cash cow" are emphasized as the core of the scandal.

Kate Dalley takes over as guest host and discusses the lack of "curiosity" in modern society regarding major news events. She focuses on the Uvalde school shooting, pointing out inconsistencies in the official timeline. Dalley notes that the school district tweeted that everything was fine at 11:17 AM, despite the official start of the shooting being listed as 11:32 AM, and questions why the media demonizes anyone who asks for proof.

The host examines the "bizarre" timeline of the Uvalde shooting, noting that the school posted on Facebook that students were safe at 11:43 AM, while a shootout was supposedly ongoing. She questions how children were transported to a civic center by noon without any visible ambulances or buses on the scene. Dalley also highlights the presence of the BORTAC elite border team, questioning why they were "just in the area" during the event.

Texas DPS Director Steve McCraw admits that the decision not to breach the Uvalde classroom was the "wrong decision." A detailed 911 timeline reveals that children were calling for help from inside the classroom while 19 officers waited in the hallway. McCraw confirms that the school district's police chief treated the situation as a "barricaded subject" rather than an active shooter, violating established doctrine.

Tim Inlow reviews the updated Uvalde timeline, noting that approximately 11 minutes passed from the initial gunfire outside to the shooter being killed. He expresses concern over reports that the shooter entered through an unlocked back door and suggests that schools should implement alarm systems for doors left ajar. He also recommends physical fencing around school properties to create a primary security perimeter.

Kate Dalley analyzes the conflicting timelines of the Uvalde shooting, noting discrepancies between school district tweets and official law enforcement reports. She questions the logistics of the evacuation to the Civic Center and the lack of aerial footage showing students leaving the building during the active shootout.