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7-10-26 Hour 2 - More on Kirk Assassin Trial

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July 10, 2026 | 00:42:23 | Government, News, Politics

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00:00:00 - 00:00:11 | Speaker 1:

somebody wants to erase the history of these schools but you got to keep these histories

00:00:11 - 00:03:11 | Speaker 2:

alive yeah that's right that's what cardi b would do cardi b i would not erase the histories of the school she would keep these histories of the schools alive i'm glad to hear the democrats I just want to keep something alive, however obscure it may be. Pretty crazy stuff. Hey, very happy Friday to you. And, hey, if you're a member of the Democrat Socialists of America, give us a call. Let us know what you believe you're thinking. What do you believe you're thinking? The Democratic Socialists of America, they've got, they put out their new policy, new policies. And, you know, what they want, little statement of what they want. They want to eliminate the U.S. Senate, do away with the Senate. There would be no Senate. There would only be a House of Representatives. They would replace the President of the United States and the Supreme Court, get rid of the Supreme Court and the Presidency and the Senate. Without a civil war, I think they think they can do this. Replace the President and the Supreme Court with an executive, some kind of an executive and a judiciary chosen by and subordinate to Congress. So they want the House of Representatives to be in charge of the president, no more branches of government, and the Supreme Court, no more branches of government. There are no more three branches. It's just the House of Representatives. It's not Congress is not a bicameral institution anymore, two houses, the House and the Senate. No, it's just the House of Representatives, no Senate. And the president works for the Congress, and they could fire him at any time. And the judiciary works for the Congress. This is like tree-swinging third-world monkey stuff. These people are insane. Also, there's this, too. Amnesty for all immigrants. They call everybody immigrants. What they mean is every illegal alien gang member rapist that makes it across our southern border after the Democrats open the gates, open the doors, and let everybody in. Then there's amnesty for everybody that would kill your whole family, and we're not done yet, defund, defund the Department of War. It used to be called the Department of Defense, and then before that it was the Department of War again. But the Department of Defense would defund American defense, you know, national defense, national security, defund that. Amnesty for all illegal alien gang members with tattoos all over their faces. replace the president. They're just going to replace the president, they think, without a shooting war. And the president that they install would then be subordinate to the House of Representatives, which is all that is left of Congress because they've done away with the Senate. And then the Supreme Court, the judiciary, would be chosen by the members of the House of Representatives and would be subordinate to the House of Representatives. And they think that this is democratic socialism.

00:03:11 - 00:04:58 | Speaker 2:

This is what they call it, because, you know, Democrats. And speaking of Democrat socialists, there is a transgender furry in Utah by the name of Lance Twiggs. Lance Twiggs. It's like a joke name for a transgender person, but it's an actual transgender person who hangs out with and was the best buddies of the assassin of Charlie Kirk because, you know, they love killing and the only thing not to be tolerated is intolerance. They say, these people, can I just say, these people, they're a menace to civilization itself. And, of course, the Democratic Socialists of America with this radical, insane rant over here, These people, they've taken over the Democrat Party, haven't they? I know Hakeem Jeffries is terrified of them, and Chuck E. Schumer is terrified of them. And honestly, look, the Democrats have been pushing this kind of stuff for years and years now. My friend Randy and I were going back and forth on this, and the Democrats have been pushing, well, let's pack the Supreme Court. Let's threaten the Supreme Court. and Chuck Schumer threatening the Supreme Court, and then a would-be assassin who wanted to murder three Supreme Court justices, starting with Brett Kavanaugh, went to Brett Kavanaugh's house because he loved abortion so much, loved abortion so much. And then you remember a Democrat firebombed Governor Josh Shapiro's governor's mansion in Pennsylvania during Passover, Jewish holidays, and just finished the Seder dinner with his family when a Democrat showed up with Molotov cocktails and firebombed the place.

00:05:00 - 00:07:59 | Speaker 1:

And that's considered to be perfectly normal. And then the news media just completely forgot about that story. Where is that firebomber? Did he get 150 years in prison? And has he been tried? Did he get sent away? The news media just drops that whole thing, pays no attention to it at all. But we also have this, the lunatics who, you know, the guy who tried to assassinate, of course, Charlie Kirk, and the trial is going on now in Utah, and you'd like to think that everything is still pretty normal in Utah, but there are Democrats there now, too. So, and they got transgender furries and the LGBTQ boyfriend, who I think is really, well, he's just G, but his boyfriend is G and T. And everything's a code with these people because of their many, many mental illnesses. But Tyler Robinson on trial. And this guy's 23 years old. And his parents raised him, and they thought, well, you know, he's a little bit of a weirdo. And then he grows up a little more, and he's, well, he's LGBTQ, but, you know, other than that, he's okay. And then he's hanging out with a transgender furry who goes by furries. He thinks he's a furry critter of some kind. And then his parents are looking around at each other, kind of rolling their eyes and like, so what is this? I mean, it's just not like a regular gay guy. Look at all this stuff. He's got a transgender boyfriend who thinks he's a furry, whatever that is. and all this stuff. And then their son becomes an assassin, a political assassin, a lunatic, and he thought he was going to get away with it and all this stuff. So in any case, the trial going on, and the defense, the judge said, we'll have a preliminary hearing, but we won't have your normal preliminary hearing where you come in and throw a couple of things out, and then you get a plea, guilty or not guilty, and then say, okay, show up September 59th for your trial because it never starts in a timely fashion. But we've got all this craziness going on. And yesterday, honestly, it got so crazy that Jonathan Turley said we should just jump ahead to the sentencing part because the preliminary hearing demonstrated to everyone that this lunatic is guilty as hell. Tyler Robinson and his furry transgender boyfriend testified in exchange for immunity on videotape, and they shared a bunch of that with the courtroom yesterday in Utah. And I want to share a bit of that with you as well. Now, the defense lawyers question the reliability of evidence in the killing of Charlie Kirk. Yeah, the defense attorneys have embarrassed themselves all over the place because this guy is so guilty. I think it might have been another Mel Brooks movie.

00:07:59 - 00:10:19 | Speaker 1:

They had a trial, and at the end of the trial, the jury foreman stands up and, you know, jury, have you reached a verdict? We have, Your Honor. Read the verdict aloud. And he says, we, the jury, find the defendant guilty as hell. And that's kind of where we are now with the guilty as hell part. And this guy, the furry transgender guy, was Tyler Robinson's roommate. They're probably not going to be roommates anymore. what with the prison sentence. And honestly, I think if you're a political assassin in the 21st century in America, maybe you should get the guillotine on the National Mall. You probably should, delete probably, you should get the death penalty because we should discourage political assassinations. And we'll give them to Canada, and they'll put them to sleep like they do with so many other people in Canada now. They're putting people to sleep faster than they're putting dogs to sleep in Canada now. Actually true. But let's go to some audio here, Jeff, because the big trial yesterday was something. A lot of wild stuff happened. And I still want to get to Iran with you because they're crazy and all of that. But let's go to some of the – let's go to my latest cut sheet. We call it a cut sheet. That's radio talk. It's got soundbites on it, and they have numbers next to them and all that good stuff. And lots of Iran things, too. We also have the Democrat running for the Senate in Michigan, El-Sayed, who he may detonate. He may detonate himself soon, I think, because pretty wild, pretty wild. Jeff, I'm looking for the – let me see. Let me see. Let's go to – all right, let's go to Twigs in – In cut one from all of our good stuff, here is the transgender furry boyfriend in the video testimony talking about what he experienced with his roommate, boyfriend, and Charlie Kirk assassin.

00:10:20 - 00:10:36 | Speaker 2:

So he acted erratically. Was he pacing? Was he just sitting down, relaxing? No, he was walking around a lot. And that's within the home? Mm-hmm. And did he talk about what he had done?

00:10:37 - 00:11:00 | Speaker 3:

I didn't go into detail. I just asked him in person if what he said was true the night before, and he said it was. I started crying a little bit and said he wishes he hadn't done it, and then kept going around and just doing stuff, I think, to keep himself busy or distracted or something.

00:11:01 - 00:12:09 | Speaker 1:

Sure, busy, distracted, or something like that because, you know, and started crying. And, you know, did Lee Harvey Oswald start crying? Not until Jack Ruby shot him, I think, and then he started crying. that, I don't know, James Earl Ray, who was a Democrat Party activist who shot and killed Martin Luther King. Did he cry? I don't know. Actually, he escaped and made it to England before we caught up with him. But, yeah, he was behaving erratically and pacing back and forth, and he wouldn't sit down, and he started crying. He's crying a bit, and then he said he wished that he hadn't done it. It sounds like his LGBT, furry, transgender roommate buddy is kind of confessing for him. It's a confession by proxy, I think Jonathan Turley might have called it. And, hey, well, wait a minute. Was your buddy, was he very political? Was he constantly railing on? Did he watch MSNBC all day long, or did he watch CNN all day long?

00:12:10 - 00:12:12 | Speaker 2:

Did you and he ever talk about politics?

00:12:14 - 00:12:21 | Speaker 3:

He did more than me. I didn't really still don't really keep up with politics very much.

00:12:22 - 00:12:54 | Speaker 1:

I really don't follow anything. I have no idea what's going on anywhere in the world. I wouldn't have even known about this if it hadn't been from my furry transgender boy pal connection to him. And, well, did, you know, Charlie Kirk, he assassinated Charlie Kirk, as everyone knows. And as you just said, he explained to you that he did. And he started weeping and he confessed to you. And so surely he must have ragged on endlessly about Charlie Kirk, right? Did he ever talk about Charlie Kirk?

00:12:54 - 00:12:58 | Speaker 3:

I personally have never heard him talk about Charlie Kirk before specifically.

00:12:59 - 00:13:55 | Speaker 1:

Personally, specifically. He's got some lawyerly coaching there. Well, just say that you personally, specifically, never heard him talk about, but, you know, he had to, he said he had to put an end to that evil, that evil that was Charlie Kirk, because he spoke to young people and challenged them intellectually. And, you know, in the Maoist Democrat Party, you start killing people for raising questions that the party doesn't approve of, just as the Chinese communists did with tens of millions of their own people. You know, the cultural revolution and all that stuff. We're kind of going through a Democrat Party cultural revolution in the United States now. They've started shooting people, but not at a large scale. Give them total power, and then you'll see what the left really does. These people didn't talk politics, and pretty crazy. Lance Twiggs testifying.

00:13:56 - 00:14:07 | Speaker 3:

Usually if he did talk about politics stuff, It was relating to Trump or current, like, policies being, like, issued or voted on?

00:14:08 - 00:14:59 | Speaker 1:

Yeah, issues being voted on and all that stuff. Yes, sir. And so Trump and the prosecutor who is doing the interview didn't say, well, what did he say about Trump? We've got to take one here. I've got more from the trial. And the way that Jonathan Turley summed it up got my attention. I thought it was pretty perfect, I've got to say. But the furry transgender boyfriend testifying about his boyfriend shooting and killing, assassinating Charlie Kirk for political reasons because the Democrat Party didn't approve of Charlie Kirk and what he said. And, you know, the Democrat Party is a violent criminal organization and should really be disbanded. I think it's time for the Democrat Party to.

00:15:00 - 00:15:35 | Speaker 3:

to be cast upon the ash heap of history for the good of humankind worldwide. I think everyone would have to agree with that. We're at 888-630-9625, and I think that this assassin should get the death penalty. Does Utah, do they still use the firing squad? Because that was always fun. The firing squad might be perfect for this situation, since he used a rifle to assassinate Charlie Kirk. That'd be kind of fun to execute him with six rifles. What do you think? That's old school. 888-630-9625.

00:15:36 - 00:15:39 | Speaker 2:

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00:15:43 - 00:16:12 | Speaker 1:

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00:16:22 - 00:16:58 | Speaker 3:

We have returned. We have more of the furry and his LGB boyfriend and the assassination of Charlie Kirk coming up. It's been the most peculiar preliminary hearing that perhaps the country has ever seen. With that, let's go to the telephones. Jeff, let's go to Jack calling from the land of Lincoln, Illinois. Jack, you're on the Chris Plant Show. This message has been... Was that Jack? he just switched over to a call holding thing or did we yeah hey there's jack hey buddy hey how

00:16:58 - 00:17:46 | Speaker 4:

are you good listen to you every day beautiful and my wife and i saw you at chevy chase country club last summer very much enjoyed your show outstanding that's great thank you and the reason i call is uh the media as usual uh screams out about charlie kirk's alleged assassin having not pled guilty or not guilty yet. Well, the reason for that is he has not been charged yet. He's only under arrest. And you only enter a plea after an indictment or an information following a preliminary hearing. So whoever does the research for the main media has got their head between the remote dark places, you often refer. Yeah, yeah. And that's often the case,

00:17:46 - 00:18:12 | Speaker 3:

isn't it yeah so there's still there in day five of the preliminary hearing uh jack and and you are an attorney that that's correct you're a criminal defense attorney correct and so you've had a lot of preliminary hearings um what was your longest ever preliminary hearing probably about a half an hour yeah yeah and this is day five so uh explain that to me jack i'm i didn't

00:18:12 - 00:18:38 | Speaker 4:

go to law school well uh i was a prosecutor for 10 years in cook county and have been a criminal defense lawyer for 40 so i've got 50 years of doing this wow and uh a preliminary hearing uh i do not understand what they're doing i don't understand why the judge is letting this go he could have found probable cause after day one so uh it's a mystery to me why they're dragging this

00:18:38 - 00:18:57 | Speaker 3:

out on the prosecution side completely uh crazy stuff isn't it um jack i don't i'm running out the clock do you is there more that you'd like to share with our audience about this crazy trial in utah no that that sort of sums it up okay all right buddy thank you jack i appreciate the call

00:18:57 - 00:19:00 | Speaker 2:

very much this is the chris plant show

00:19:00 - 00:19:59 | Speaker 3:

All right, let's get back to the assassination of Charlie Kirk's trial in Utah. Jack calling in from the land of Lincoln. Great stuff. Prosecutor, Cook County. Where else would you be a prosecutor for 10 years? Criminal defense attorney after that. Great stuff. And the longest pretrial hearing he's ever had, decades of lawyering, is about 30 minutes, this pretrial hearing, five days, five days, and pretty nutty. And let's go back, because Lance Twiggs, like a comic book name of a cross-dressing transgender...

00:20:00 - 00:21:34 | Speaker 2:

furry. And Lance Twiggs was testifying on videotape in exchange for immunity. So he is free from prosecution. But he was he's talking about he texting with his and they still have the text messages and they were showing the text messages in the courtroom yesterday. And he's texting back and forth. You didn't do it, did you? And he's like, yeah, I did. So that's called a confession to his furry transgender boyfriend and all that stuff. And then he asked him again and again, and he said five different ways that, yes, he did it. Yes, you stopped asking me. Of course I did it. Yes, I did it. I assassinated him. I shot him and killed him. And here's Lance Twiggs. He says that his guy pal came to him, and he wanted to use it. I love the fact that Dremel got an advertisement in this, a fine American company born in Wisconsin by Mr. Dremel, of course. And, you know, those little tools, we've got one here at our house, as a matter of fact, that you can use for all kinds of great things, the Dremel. But here is Lance Twiggs. He said that his guy pal came to him and he wanted to have a tool, a tool, he said, because he wanted to engrave messages, word messages, onto bullets, onto shell casings. And Lance Twiggs didn't think there was anything curious about that. He said he was going to go on a hunting trip with his family, and he wanted to write messages to the deer or something like that. It didn't make any sense. But here's Lance Twiggs talking about his guide pal who assassinated Charlie Kirk. Was he engraving bullets before this?

00:21:34 - 00:22:00 | Speaker 1:

Yeah, I don't remember exactly when, but he had said he was planning to go hunting with his family. And he asked me if we had, like, a Dremel because he said he wanted to engrave messages on bullets. and i just told him where dremel was and i told him to make sure he doesn't like set off a bullet on accident in the house on accident but i didn't really think about it until

00:22:00 - 00:24:59 | Speaker 2:

then i would say by accident i wouldn't say on accident some people say on accident i would say by accident he set it off by accident but he's telling you and that's the dremel is a fine product it's a very high quality product and i've been around for about a hundred years now i think the Dremel Corporation, and it is an immigrant from Austria who started Dremel in Wisconsin. And I just love the, you know, we just call it a Dremel. It's like a Xerox, you know, a Dremel. It's great and kind of fun. And he wanted to engrave messages, which he did because he is a psychopath, and he engraved, like, die, fascist dog, you know, crazy stuff like this. Lance Twiggs. Was he engraving bullets before this? The, I guess, prosecutor, maybe a defense attorney, McBride. McBride asked. And Twiggs said, yeah, I don't remember exactly when, but he said he was planning to go hunting with his family. Sure. So he's a liar, you know, on top of being a murderer and an assassin, which doesn't surprise me much. And he asked me if we had, like, a Dremel, a Dremel, and I got a transcript here. I think they should have capitalized Dremel because it's a corporate name and a family name and a great American company. He wanted to create messages on bullets, and you didn't think that was peculiar at all. I just told him where the Dremel was and told him to make sure he doesn't, like, set off a bullet on accident. on accident. Again, I would say by accident in the House, but didn't really think about it until then, he says. Sure. I think these guys are members of the Democratic Socialists of America Party or maybe just regular Democrats because they're they're crazy. Yeah. And he's he's writing messages. Lance Twiggs said during the discussions that that his buddy Robinson had confessed three times to him, three times, in a note, in texts, and then in person, because he wanted to be thorough. You know, he's a very thorough person, just a man. And it says that Robinson was, he had been planning the attack for more than a week. But he says, Lance Twig says that he never heard him talking specifically about Charlie Kirk. You know, he's just a left-wing loon who wanted to murder somebody. And now if you talk about Jesus and give people an opportunity to explain themselves and then the left would naturally want to murder you. And, of course, the engraving engraving bullets and he's he's talking to Robinson and he said he cried and he said he wishes he hadn't done it. He wishes he hadn't done it. Yeah, they're just crazy stuff. And the text messages they brought out, they're texting back and forth and, you know.

00:25:00 - 00:27:06 | Speaker 1:

I'm still okay, my love. He says, my love. He says, my love to him. But I'm stuck. I'm stuck, he says, you know, for a little while yet longer. Stuck for a little bit. And he said, it wouldn't be long. I can come home, he said. But I've got to grab my rifle still, which he had stashed in the woods because he's an assassin. And he said, looking forward to getting home. Hope to keep it a secret until I died of old age. So I'm sorry to involve you. And this is like kind of out of the blue for Lance Twiggs. Lance Twiggs says, you weren't the one who did it, right? And he said, I am, comma, I'm sorry. It's good use of grammar and the comma. And he says, I thought they caught the person. And he says, Lance Twiggs said, I thought they caught the person. He says, no, they grabbed some crazy old dude, then interrogated someone in similar clothing, he says. And he's like, I've got to go grab my rifle. You know, it's a family rifle. It's a family heirloom. And I wonder if the family's going to get it back. Probably not. Grandpa's rifle. Oh, yes, my grandson used this to assassinate Charlie Kirk. And he's engraving crazy stuff on the bullets on the shell casings. You know, die fascist and crazy stuff. And when you're a Democrat, you sit at home doing that late at night all by yourself. And you think this is pretty normal because the Democrat Party told you that it's pretty normal. And they're nuts. All right, let's go back to the great audio because it's just crazy. Now, let's see. Number six, oh, yeah, this is the prosecutor guy, Brian Davis, and he's reading the text messages, reading the text messages aloud, and here is the prosecutor who's got the telephone, and he's going through page, page, page up, page down. Brian Davis sounded like this.

00:27:07 - 00:27:30 | Speaker 2:

And Tyler says, I'm still okay, my love, but I'm stuck in Orem for a little while longer yet. Shouldn't be long until I can come home, but got to grab my rifle still. To be honest, I had hoped to keep this secret until I died of old age. I am sorry to involve you. And then Lance replies, you weren't the one who did it right. And Tyler says, I am, I'm sorry.

00:27:31 - 00:28:41 | Speaker 1:

I am, I'm sorry. Oh, okay. And, boy, this was, you thought this was psycho yesterday. This just went crazy psycho, didn't it? Yes, it did. And I tell you, Jonathan Turley, the law professor and lawyer and regular guy from Chicago, Jonathan Turley was live on the television yesterday afternoon. I was watching it in the whatever it was, 3 p.m. hour. I think it was the 3 p.m. hour. Because then we had to turn to that kickball game, you know, with France and Morocco. And it was only a bit of violence for that. I talked about the burning Paris, no matter who wins and who loses. And there was a certain amount of, you know, there were fires burning and there were attacks in Paris because soccer is a very important game. You know, kick the ball, kick. And let's go to Jonathan Turley because Jonathan Turley, I was watching him, and he was live on the television. And he watched kind of what we were just talking about here and what they were showing and playing the audio. And they went to Jonathan Turley and said, hey, what do you think of what we've heard so far, law professor Jonathan Turley?

00:28:42 - 00:28:58 | Speaker 3:

Well, it really comes across as confession by surrogate, and it's very compelling. I think most people watching today would wonder, why don't they just go to verdict? Because it's so overwhelming and it's so complete. What's really interesting about this?

00:28:59 - 00:31:56 | Speaker 1:

Well, it's so complete, so overwhelming. Just go right to verdict. Just go right to sentencing because, again, the jury foreman should stand up and say, we, the jury, find the defendant guilty as hell. And there should be, I'd like to see the death penalty on the table for this political assassination. Set an example. This guy is, you know, they love Luigi Mangione and they love murdering. The left is a bloodthirsty lot, and they raise people to be a bloodthirsty lot because, you know, they're the left. They're the biggest killers in the history of the world. They usually have other people doing the nasty stuff, but crazy stuff going on over the place. The Democrats, I am telling you. Yes, sir. Did you see this American woman from New York that decided to leave the country and move to Ireland? She wanted to move to Ireland. So she moved to Ireland, and she's a mother. of a teenage girl, the lady from New York, and she moved to Ireland where she met a nice man. She met a nice man, and they would go to protests together and stuff. They'd go to protests that are pro-Hamas, right, and anti-Israel rallies and things like that um and um and then her boyfriend it turns out is a muslim guy and he murdered her and he bashed her head in and killed her um and then he fled the country and apparently fled to turkey because uh and i just looked at this and i said well this is this reminds me of renee good in minneapolis they're these crazy lefties and of course 56 percent of white liberal women in America have been diagnosed with some mental illness or another. 56% of women who self-describe as liberal and are white have been diagnosed with mental illness. And I don't know anything about it, but here it is. New York mom, Jamie Carney, suffocated to death in Ireland home murder as police fear asylum-seeking boyfriend fled country. But she's got an asylum-seeking Muslim boyfriend who here he is pictured with his Hamas headdress on and his beard. And she, a liberal woman from New York, went to Ireland and met this guy who's an asylum seeker and a Muslim man. And they'd go to protest, anti-Israel protest together, and root on Hamas. And then he bashed her head in and killed her. Now, the New York mother, who was allegedly killed by her asylum-seeking boyfriend inside her new home in Ireland, was suffocated to death, contradicting initial reports from the bloody murder scene.

00:31:57 - 00:34:52 | Speaker 1:

Bloody, he said, you know, suffocation and blood all over the place don't necessarily go together, but there were initial reports that her head was bashed in and her neck and all this stuff. But the New York mother, who was, it's pretty amazing stuff, Jamie Carney, her battered body was found hidden underneath a duvet. A duvet, that's a French thing you put on your bed. Very nice, must be a real nice place. They have a duvet, and it's pronounced duvet, in her bedroom by her 13-year-old daughter. The 13-year-old daughter found her there, and, you know, she thought global warming was going to kill the world. And in the town of Killarney, Killarney, Kearney had suffered multiple severe wounds to her head and was believed to have died from the brutal attack by her new beau, a Middle Eastern man, identified as Ahmad, he's Ahmad, everybody's Ahmad, Al-Sakur, Al-Sakur, that's A-L-S-A-Q-E-R, Ahmad Al-Sakur. However, the 43-year-old mother of one died as a result of suffocation, according to a post-mortem examination by the state pathologist Dr. Linda Mulligan. She might have to get a mulligan on this. The Irish Times reported, and pretty amazing stuff. Now, the Irish police have opened a murder investigation into Carney's death and are searching for 28-year-old, you know, Al-Sakar over here, who is believed to have fled the country hours after the killing. But it was her boyfriend, and he's an asylum seeker, and he supports Hamas and not Israel. Officials fear DNA evidence found at the scene may hinder the investigation, as El Cigar had visited Carney's home regularly, as opposed to a murder committed by a stranger. And you get, you know, of course his fingerprints are all over the place. He hung out there. He was the boyfriend. And he's seeking asylum. Carney, who was working for a health care consulting company, met the Middle Eastern man, Al-Sakir, at a pro-Palestine rally a year and a half ago. And here are pictures of them with their Hamas headdresses and stuff. The two have been pictured in multiple social media posts in the weeks leading up to Carney's murder, including one picture where they, well, here they are with their headdresses, and they've got their, hey, we support Palestine, free, free Palestine. And here's the bearded guy with his nice girlfriend from New York. She's an American, and she's got a 13-year-old daughter. So he decided to murder her and bash her head in. So he's believed to have jumped on a bus from Killarney to Dublin at 3 a.m. and possibly a last-minute flight out of Ireland to Istanbul, Turkey. I think I'd go to Istanbul if I were him. Istanbul is very nice this time of year. Police are probing.

00:34:53 - 00:34:59 | Speaker 1:

They love probing several of Al-Sakar's contacts across the Middle East.

00:35:00 - 00:36:27 | Speaker 3:

including in Turkey, Syria, Jordan. He's got contacts in Turkey, Syria, and Jordan, suspecting they're helping the man. Sure, it's a Muslim guy killed the white lady. Killed the man. He arrived in Ireland in 2004, and he wants asylum. The Democrats would give him asylum. He should fly to the United States. In New York, I know that the mayor of New York would give him asylum. I'm confident. Yeah, he got a 12-hour start on the place, but he fled, and all he wanted was asylum and an American girlfriend. And here he is draped in the Palestinian flag with a Hamas headdress on and a beard and dressed in all black. And he got himself an American girlfriend for a while. Then he murdered her because, you know, there's a jihad going on against Western civilization. Maybe somebody should have filled her in on that. But she moved to Ireland. Don't get a nice Irish boyfriend. Hey, maybe this Palestinian guy I met at the anti-Israel protest. Sounds like a match made in, well, someplace. Probably not heaven. Paradise. Match made in paradise. That's great. And there you go. So just a little tip for American women out there. Wise up. You know, Western civilization is pretty cool. You guys have it really good here. Thanks to the patriarchy. You're welcome.

00:36:28 - 00:36:33 | Speaker 2:

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00:36:53 - 00:39:01 | Speaker 3:

All right, so this American woman, she moved to Ireland from Westchester County in New York, just north of New York City, beautiful leafy tree-lined suburbs like where AOC came from, for example, and where I came from. I was born in Bronxville and as a kid lived in Pelham Manor in New York, Westchester County, all that good stuff. But she fled there to go to Ireland, and then she met this guy at an anti-Israel rally, a Muslim man from the Middle East. And then he murdered her because, well, she was showing that she's very open-minded, and now everybody knows that she's open-minded. And here are the pictures of him with his Palestinian flag draped on his back like a cape, like he's a superhero for the Palestinians, wearing his Hamas headdress. And a cousin said she was the sweetest, most caring, most humanitarian person. That's the way that she was described by her cousin. The problem is that the terrorist, he doesn't have anybody that said that about him because nobody ever called him that. Nobody ever called him the kindest person or the nicest person or the most humanitarian person. Everybody that knows him said, oh, yeah, he's a ruthless murderer. Nobody's actually said anything about him. But now we know about Ahmad, Ahmad al-Sakir, because he murdered the nice white lady with kind of reddish hair, Irish-looking. And she moved to Ireland from Westchester County in New York because, you know, she wanted to protest in favor of Hamas. And then a Muslim man murdered her. That's, I like to say, no sense of irony. You know, a lot of these people on the left have no sense of irony. And this is a big lefty move. Oh, I'm leaving the country. I'm guessing it probably had something to do with Trump, I'm guessing. I'm leaving the country. I'm moving to Ireland. Who did that? Rosie. I think Rosie did that, didn't she? Pretty amazing stuff. She moved to Ireland in 2024. And this guy, he's been there seeking asylum for a long time.

00:39:08 - 00:39:37 | Speaker 1:

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