Sean Spicer
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520 appearances
10 recordings
5 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard May 2025
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So they just kind of like, huh, okay, I guess we won't get it.
Yeah. The House committee, for example, they also did a great job. They said that the FBI interviewed over a thousand people. in the course of their investigation. And they produced over 1,000, they're called FD-302s, which is how the FBI, it's actually crazy what they're allowed to do. I know. They don't have to have a transcript or anything when they interview you.
They just have a piece of paper that's their recollection of what you said. And then that becomes gospel. They don't have to record it. No. No. That's actually how James Comey got Martha Stewart thrown in prison. Oh, I know. It's so dirty. But so they have 1,000 interviews, over 1,000 documents. They gave the House 81 documents. So it's just mind blowing.
So we don't know like anything about this Crooks guy beyond, I think, like maybe a 15 minute press conference that one of the FBI, I think might have been the FBI guy out of Pittsburgh who runs that office. Like 15 minutes of him talking in very vague, like 50,000 foot terms about what they knew. Oh, he searched for Joe Biden and Donald Trump. Do you remember that? Yes. How that came out?
And that was meant to make it look like, oh, the guy didn't really have any political motives. Did he? I mean, what were his motives? Well, I mean, the base motive was he wanted to kill Donald Trump. Right. Which everyone kind of got lost over. You'd have the talking heads be like, what was his motive? Well, I think he wanted to shoot Trump in the face. Just spitballing here.
But so you have the FBI is like, well, he searched for Trump and Biden. So clearly he didn't have any political views. I'm like, well, how many times did he search for? What was he searching? That's like kind of a it's kind of an important thing. Well, he searched for the DNC and the RNC. OK, great. That's utterly worthless information that I can do nothing with. And they're like, and that's it.
So we I mean, we literally don't know. We know nothing about this kid. No, we don't know who he was talking. Like here are the things I would want to know. All the places he went in like the six months leading up to this, not just the week. I want to know every place he went. I want to know every person he talked to in person.
I know every person he had a phone conversation with, texted with, telegrammed with, signaled with. I want to know everything he looked for on Google Maps. I want his whole internet search history. And I like want to go through it in real time. and just find out what was happening. I assume the FBI has done that. I know they have the capability to do it.
Why has Congress not been told anything about it? And why have we not? And so that kind of stuff is why it's impossible for me to look at everything and be like, well, it was just a series of unfortunate accidents.
Right. But like who is he talking to? Was he just alone in his own silo doing all this? Did he do everything on the Internet? I don't believe it because at one point they told us, oh, he had encrypted text messages, some of which were overseas. And they just let that float out there and then never talked about it again.
It's a total black box. Yeah. Okay. So Heritage Foundation at one point, one of their guys over there, this great investigator, Mike Howell, I don't know how he did it, was able to get like location data on devices that had been in or near Thomas Crooks' home. Yes. In the weeks or months leading up to it. And then where those had been. So I think this came out like maybe a week after. Yes.
There was one that had pinged around the FBI. Yes. Now that could be a- The FBI building in Washington. In Washington. Now that could be a ton of different things because everything's around the FBI. Of course. But I'd like to know more about that. But we haven't been told anything.
Yeah, so he had two IEDs in his car that they found afterwards. They were wired. They had detonators in them. They had primers. They were connected to remote sensors that he had a remote control for on the roof to set off. Now, what's super weird about it is... In the car, the remote transmitters there were off. So even if he had that remote transmitter in his hand, he couldn't have set them off.
So that to me is weird. You go through all this trouble. You're going to try and kill the president. You've got all these bombs in your car, but then you don't. I mean, they're technically armed, but there was nothing that he could do to set them off. That's weird. It is weird. It doesn't make any sense to me.
He liked shooting, like he seemed to go to a shooting range every now and again.
I think it was probably 150, but whatever, that's plus or minus. 150, pretty far.
Yeah, it's helpful to know what he had. So he had, I think it was a DPMS AR-15, like pretty vanilla off the shelf. I had wondered for a long time what his optic was. Was he using iron sights? Because to me, that makes all the difference. It does. For like a layman between hard and easy. You take some like pipe hitter who's been doing it for 20 years, whatever, he can do what he can do.
He only had a red dot on it. So he had a hollow sun red dot with a 2 MOA red dot, no magnification. I like to think I'm a pretty good shooter. I shoot a lot. I think that's a tricky shot. I totally agree, especially under stress. Yeah.
And he only missed because Trump turned his head. I know. Like when you know the angle, like he started out with a target like this that became this. Yes. And so he went, you know, from probably a four to six inch target to like a one inch target just based on where he was aiming. My friends are going to make fun of me for saying, like, that's a hard shot. I think that's a tricky shot.
No magnification, under duress, on a hot roof. It is a tricky shot.
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