Topic: Willie Teppes

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.

The segment honors the family of Corey Comperatore, who was killed during the Butler rally, and demands answers for the other victims. Joseph McBride reiterates the importance of investigating Willie Teppes and his links to extremist groups overseas. He concludes by urging Dan Bongino and Kash Patel to "return on the investment" made by the American people by delivering a truthful account of the assassination attempt.