Chapter 1: What details are known about the suspects in the Brown University shooting?
The gunmen were inspired by Islamic State ideology after police say they found a pair of homemade Islamic State flags in a car belonging to one of the suspects. Authorities have identified them as a father and son. The 50-year-old father was fatally shot at the scene. The 24-year-old son suffered critical injuries and is currently in the hospital.
Additionally, Australian police say they are investigating a recent trip. Authorities say the two suspects took to the Philippines to receive, quote, military style training. Bring us up to date. Have you heard from the Department of Defense and this investigation now that has been launched?
And Senator also, what do you think about your latest ally, Pete Hegseth?
Well, yeah, I mean, where's that guy been? I mean, Pete Hegseth of 2016 makes a ton of sense. And now he's proven to be the most unqualified secretary of defense we've ever had. I still have not been notified by the Department of Defense or the United States Navy. It has been I've actually heard nothing. We do some to see some stuff on social media from time to time.
So, Senator, have you been asked to, say, turn over documents, just trying to get to the bottom of whether this is an actual investigation or is it like a social media campaign? It's probably the latter, at least for now. And this is escalation, right? They say something about a command investigation without even explaining what that is.
And by the way, I found out about that from the new press corps at the Pentagon, which consists of Matt Gaetz and the Pizzagate conspiracy guy that now work over there. So that's how we hear about this stuff. So, you know, from my perspective, it doesn't seem very serious. So we do have to take this seriously. And, you know, I've got attorneys and we're going to mount a strong defense.
This is all about escalation and intimidation. But In this case, they got the wrong guy. I'm not going to back off. I'm not going to stop doing my job because Donald Trump said I should be hanged and executed. And Hegseth says, you know, there's going to be an investigation under the Uniform Code of Military Justice for, by the way, saying what is in the UCMJ.
During the raid on John Bolton's house, he was tweeting about the search as it was going on, which directly puts the involved agent's lives in danger if people flock to the scene and decide to take issue. With respect to the plot that was unmasked in Michigan, I think around Halloween, it was reported recently in the Wall Street Journal that his tweeting about that arrest
before other nationwide efforts were complete, caused other suspects in other regions of the country involved with the case to speed up their plans to leave the United States. So at the most basic level, he is throwing a wrench in the works of the investigative process with every tweet or pronouncement he makes without actually knowing the facts. Now, this has other consequences, too.
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Chapter 2: What implications does the investigation have on national security?
That's probably another topic. But lastly, I'd point out that if he's telling people that they have the subject.
Then other law enforcement agencies, which are not directly involved in this particular manhunt, but are in the surrounding areas, who would probably have their feelers attuned to what was going on and be on the lookout for anything suspicious in neighboring areas, might have let their guard down thinking that there was no longer a problem.
And that might have caused us to lose a tip, to not check certain surveillance footage, to not review license plate readers. It could have caused any number of things that should have happened not to.
Providence, Rhode Island is small. their police forces who is running this. Cash has come out and said that the FBI out of Boston is coming in to assist, but technically, you know, they don't have jurisdiction over it unless it's confirmed that it's domestic terrorists or that the suspect crossed state lines. And so I think having the Providence police, though, lead this is kind of crazy.
They've proven that I think it's too small and that the FBI does need to come in and really take this over. But the governor has to request that. And so I'm hoping that that happens soon because I don't believe that this is just some random attack. There's a pattern of these attacks.
Three months ago, we watched as Charlie Kirk got assassinated on live television, and then President Trump has had two assassination attempts against his life. More than half the cabinet and White House staff have all had to move onto military bases due to the threats against their lives. I mean, Alina Haba and Ed Martin have both been attacked.
Stephen and Katie Miller had to move out of their home because left-wing lunatics were riding in chalk every morning on their driveway, death threats. A left-wing sniper just murdered three people at an ICE facility in Texas. We just had two National Guard troops gunned down in D.C. I mean, I can go on and on, but, like, there's a pattern here.
And it is a pattern of left-wing violence against conservatives, against Christians, and we have got to stop it. And this takes the FBI's full and present attention.
This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people. I got a free shot on all these networks lying about the people. The people have had a belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen.
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Chapter 3: How did the shooting affect the student community at Brown University?
War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon. Okay, Jack Posobiec, we are really, really, really slammed here, so we're going to move through this. Jack Posobiec, first off, you live in rent-free in Mark Kelly's head. We're going to have Dan Caldwell and Ben Harnwell on, the U.S. negotiators, not Trump, the U.S. negotiators, offering security guarantees in Ukraine.
They're also talking about reorganization of the Defense Department. We'll get all into that. But what we need him to do is recall Mark Kelly today, Captain Mark Kelly, and we need the trial. Convene a court-martial, and let's roll. Jack Posobiec, you're living rent-free in his head, sir. Wait, Steve, I'm sorry, did you say Captain Mark Kelly? Because I'm thinking maybe Lieutenant Mark Kelly.
I'm thinking maybe Ensign Mark Kelly by the time. I'm thinking Butterbar Mark Kelly. We're thinking of George Mark Kelly when we're done with all this stuff. Mark Kelly, if you want to get up there and you want to talk all your smack, you want to talk all your trash, then let's talk. Let's talk about your wife and her best friend, Hillary Clinton. And let's talk about her ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
I'm more than happy to have those conversations. But if you want to get up there and undermine the commander in chief, undermine the president, the United States, undermine the chain of command. While you, sir, are collecting a pension from the United States taxpayers and are subject to
to the Uniform Code of Military Justice, Mark Kelly, then you better be ready for all that entails because you haven't been paying attention, and I think you better start brushing up. But in the Pentagon, we've got to move this along. It's taking too long. I don't want to have an operational review and a thing. Just get it done.
it's in war just do things right move boom boom boom boom boom it's just it's too bureaucratic it's too procedural it's too slow let's say take them to the mass i don't master i don't want to hear yeah i don't want to hear another well we got to you know head us informal now we're going formal it's too slow pete move it okay let's go back to brown this stinks to high heaven
Jack Posobiec, give me your assessment of the assassination of Ella Cook, sir. Well, Steve, as horrific as this is, We have to look at the failed investigation here because this has gone beyond the 33 hours that it took to take down Tyler Robinson in the wake of Charlie Kirk's murder. We're now on day three since this happened, almost 60 hours. So by about 4 p.m.
today, it'll be 72 hours completely. You look at the amount of cameras they have down there. You look at the amount of people on that campus. And it seems to me, Steve, that there are either people who are not talking or people who are saying or who are ā have things they have to say, but are being silenced.
These rumors, these conversations about did she say did or did the killer, did the killer say Allah Akbar? Or I've seen also people point out Allah kind of sounds like Ella. So is it possible that he was calling her name Ella when he said that? Hard to say. But again, the people in the room, where's the interviews? Also want to ask, why was it? They said the T.A.
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Chapter 4: What patterns of violence against conservatives are discussed?
You have a beautiful young Christian woman coming out of church, walking through one of the most historic parks in this country, right, with cameras all over. And she gets acid thrown in the face, which we know in Africa and South Asia is. in the Middle East as an attack, the way the Islamists try to do and try to attack women all the time. Why is this not getting more publicity, ma'am?
Well, because everyone is talking about the death of a Hollywood movie director who was tragically, but murdered by his coked out drug addicted son. And while that is, yes, a sad situation, I want to hear, I want justice for Ella Cook. I want to know more and understand what the heck happened at this university.
Mark Halperin said that he heard from the family of Ella Cook that the Christian conservative student who lost her life at Brown, that that family was told that she was the shooter's target. Now, Mark Halperin usually has some pretty decent sources here. If that is true, why are they not saying that? I don't understand.
The university doesn't even seem to be up in arms of that outrage, but we're talking about Brown University, which since 2022 has hired 45 new tenured professors, and just three of them are actually white American men, by the way. So this is a university that I think... is more focused on DEI and world policies than tracking down the killer that just shot 11 of their students.
Jack Posobiec, you're one of the biggest influencers out there. Mark Kelly certainly thinks so. You're inside his head. He's worried about getting court-martialed. What's a situation where, you know, the Ella Cook situation looks like it's targeted, right? Not enough people are focused on that.
We've got this situation in Savannah, which is a general criminal in immigration because it's a port of entry, but you've got this very specific acid attack in the face, and you know how symbolic that is. Why are people not focused on these things? Why are we not driving this narrative? Look, Steve, it's very clear. OK, it's very clear. We're coming up. It's the Christmas season.
It's Hanukkah season as well. And what are they doing? They are attacking. There are Christian women who are being attacked, who are being slaughtered. They're coming for your little girls. They are coming to kill them. They want Christians to die. They're targeting Jewish families as well, as we saw down in Australia.
And so the problem that we've seen right here, as disgusting as it is, we need to actually understand the motivations behind this. I served at Guantanamo Bay. I don't talk about this all the time. I don't try to be one of those professional veteran types. But when I was down there, I got to see radical Islam up close and personal. And what they told us was very clear.
They are doing this because of their radical religious ideology. They view that radical Islam should take over the world, that the caliphate should be introduced. That everyone should be subject to it. You'd be forced to pay the jizya tax if you refuse to convert to Islam.
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Chapter 5: What evidence suggests the shooting was targeted?
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If there's anything I know about that area, Donbass, this has been the clash of empires since time immemorial, from the time of the Scythian empires, the Pontic steppe.
thousands upon thousands of years empires warfare it all goes back to this area world war one world war ii they tried to this a stalingrad is in this region okay this is some of the greatest wars the most deadly and brutal wars in all of human history have been fought in this area so the idea that we are just going to be the ones to come up and bring up peace.
Look, I understand where the president's coming from, and I totally support it, but just understand the areas that you're dealing with and understand the temerity and the, as you would say, Steve, cussedness of the people who live there. Cussedness. So hang on for a second. Dan Caldwell joins us. Dan, I'll get your thoughts later on. Do you think this is optics, right, Dan?
You don't think the Russians ever agreed to this or the Trump administration's doing something smart in putting out there, hey, if you need guarantees, we'll give them guarantees, but there'll never be a deal, and so we'll look like the good guys?
I can never see the Russians agreeing to something that is, in effect, de facto NATO membership. They have a vote here. And the president has pointed this out. And I think that they will continue to fight if that is a big part of the deal. Now, there's a million different ways to do security guarantees that doesn't involve necessarily committing US or NATO troops.
They may accept something that is along the lines of we'll agree to provide the Ukrainians defensive weapon systems or certain types of support or things like that. But again, I think the Russians have made clear this is their primary issue. It's the issue of Ukrainian alignment. It's more important than territory to them.
It's whether or not Ukraine is going to be part of an alliance that they view as a security threat. So I can never see them agreeing to something that would in effect make Ukraine a de facto member of NATO. As Ben Hardwell points out, actually could be a more powerful security guarantee than NATO if some of the reporting is correct.
Yeah. Okay, so I got to get this out for the audience to start thinking. We'll get the articles out. Pete Hegs and some others are talking about a pretty radical change to the structure of the military command system at the War Department and out to the actual troops in the field. And I'll be blunt. I think we're in the beginning stages of this kinetic part of the Third World War.
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Chapter 6: Why is there a lack of information from the authorities?
You have six geographic commands that were set up in the 1980s as part of Goldwater-Nichols in response to some of the military failures in Lebanon and Grenada, some of the command and control issues. And it was a reform that made sense at the time and actually worked very well in operations like Desert Storm. and the opening days of post 9-11 wars.
But since then, these combatant commands like Central Command in the Middle East and European Command in Europe have become incredibly powerful. My friend Justin Logan wrote a piece in National Interest where essentially he compares them to Roman proconsuls. They in effect run their own semi-independent foreign policy.
And they are incentivized and positioned to prioritize their own commands and to ensure that they get more resources and that they have their own lobbies and own special interests here back in DC. I've heard you and Jack, for example, describe Washington DC as a central command company town. And I think that perfectly sums up the problem.
So what the Secretary of War supposedly is considering is consolidating these commands from six to three, which will reduce bloat, and in my mind, reduce the power of some of these combatant commanders. which is incredibly important to ensuring civilian control of the military.
Hang on. This is about Carilla, right? Jack Posobiec, jump in here. This is about Carilla. Carilla was running his own foreign policy. He didn't care what the president had to say. He's a pro-council. It's like you're sending a pro-council down to ā to take over Judea, Samaria during Pontius Pilate's time, right? You're sending a proconsul down there. And Carrillo was that.
He didn't want to hear it. He didn't care what Pete had to say. He didn't care what the president. He had his plan of basically initiating the war with the Persians. Correct, Jack Posobiec? I mean, and yeah, and that's exactly who the pro-council of the Roman Empire would be fighting against at the same time.
This was a case where, and I've had it, look, I'll just say that I had it from source after source after source that this was COCOM driven. It was not driven by DC. It was not driven by command intent. It was driven by the COCOM in the case of Carrillo. And I had source after source after source, high level officials telling me that. So is that what this is about, Dan Caldwell?
Is this actually a program they want to do, or is this because they don't want another Carrillo on the scene that's more powerful than the Secretary of War and, quite frankly, more powerful than the Joint Chiefs of Staff?
about the system and the incentives it creates. It wasn't just Carilla, General Cavoli, in my mind was worse. We were talking about what was going on in Ukraine. In my view, he was running his own foreign policy the first few months vis-a-vis Ukraine and UCOM. And so I think it's the incentives the system creates. And it's also the bloat too.
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