Owen Gregorian

It looks to me like a fifth grader did this, for one thing.

And it's just ridiculous, the criticisms they have of this.

Oh, it's very tall.

Uh-oh.

What exactly is the issue with that?

And, you know, I don't know.

All of it's ridiculous.

Yeah, that's the parody version when you have a top naval architect who does the same thing with criticizing an aircraft carrier.

And you can see.

And then, of course, my favorite is the railing blocks the ocean view.

Yeah, well, speaking of conspiracy theories, there's been a plot twist in the Tyler Robinson case with Charlie Kirk that apparently the bullet, the ATF is unable to match it to the rifle that the assassin used, allegedly.

And I think it's probably...

They're probably stretching on this in terms of claiming that, oh, this means he wasn't the killer.

I think it's common that that can happen, like that you can't necessarily always ballistically match a bullet to a rifle.

It's not like every time they can always do it and this time they can't.

So it's clearly from another rifle.

I think it's, you know, bullets...

When they go into a body, usually fragmented to a bunch of pieces, and there isn't necessarily something you can do to really definitively say this bullet came from this rifle.

Well, I think it probably was the right caliber.

I don't think that detail was in the story in terms of whether it was a different caliber.