Mike Benz

None of them were...

Well, there was a lot that happened in that.

The CIA actually had a satellite over the Elohim City compound.

And in fact, what's very interesting about this as well is there's an attorney whose name is Jesse Trenadue.

Well, okay, I was only bringing it into evidence to say... And I know it sounds a little harsh or whatever, but it's like... No, that's fine, but I brought this into evidence because there's an exact example of a similar case study where this dispute played out in court where the argument was the federal government did not investigate other leads and the person was convicted... The issue that we're talking about is that you've got millions upon millions of people watching all of these shows

Well, there are two things to that.

First, I think it's what I'll grant you is that

There was a difference in the demonization scale of Timothy McVeigh versus Tyler Robinson.

There was a full court government, media, civil society campaign that around Timothy McVeigh being the guy, you know, public TV biographies of him maybe being a Nazi and having these.

And it was a name on the tip of everyone's tongue.

That has not been done with Tyler Robinson, so there is no offset.

Right, right.

Well, this gets me back to why the FBI was like, no, don't do it.

But this gets me back to why I introduced the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, because the reason the court denied defense the ability to see the CIA satellite and data around Timothy McVeigh is because it dealt with a potential foreign nexus.

And it was deemed to basically potentially get into areas of national security, which begged the court because there were many other people.

There is this guy.

Are you negotiating this contract right now?

This is a live negotiation.

No, it's not.

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