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Well, I cannot imagine the security reason not to publicly release. Talarico should show them to some outlet that would seem more neutral to the public than NYT.
SCOOP: @nytimes reviewed time-stamped security camera images showing @jamestalarico was, in fact, at his home in Austin on Oct. 1-8.
Gift link ➡️ #TXSEN
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The Mysterious Case of the Missing Talarico
The objective facts on both sides
One side:
1. An inexplicable disappearance and campaign blackout -- could be incompetent team, could be real crisis
2. Phone recording of employee saying Talarico was at a mental hospital -- could be real, could be fake
3. A charter flight consistent with Talarico being there -- circumstantial
4. A changing story from a nervous Talarico -- he could have been trying to make himself not look fragile
Other side:
5. The phone call to the mental hospital gave the wrong discharge date -- could be invalidating, could be lagging paperwork on discharge that happened a day earlier
6. Hospital with a lawyerly (?) PR announcement saying he wasn't treated *by* the hospital -- "by" or "at"?
7. New York Times claiming they saw security camera footage -- could real, could be fake
8. Denials by Talarico's team -- not credible
My take:
The most damning two facts are facts 1 and 4.
Fact 1. Either Talarico had a real crisis that he is not telling us about, and his team kept it quiet, or they just messed up.
Fact 4. The most charitable interpretation is that Talarico misled the audience during his interview where he claimed "just a primary care physician", and left out the "urgent care in Dallas" part to minimize the severity of the illness, which may have been possibly much worse than he let on.
Fact 4 combined with Fact 1 presents the possibility that his staff was either worried or intentionally kept in the dark over an illness whose severity worried Talarico's inner circle.
This is the most charitable, least conspiratorial take, and it doesn't look good for Talarico. Is he going to die from the cold while in office? We know that this is not his first rodeo, either. He has been hospitalized with severe diabetic complications from ordinary illnesses before.
Was Talarico in a mental hospital? Is the Talarico campaign keeping something from us about the severity of his illness? Can we trust the NYT reporting saying they reviewed his security footage (of course they want Talarico to win)?
Many questions remain open about Talarico's mysterious disappearance.
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This is still evasive. Listen, I have no idea what the truth is. But I see these things.
1. The private jet that @CarolineWren identified hasn't gone to Ohio for nearly two months except for the airport in Hamilton Co., OH. And it went at a time that correlates with the incidents at hand (correlation, not necessarily causation).
2. The original audio sounds legit. And I suspect it's possible there's an employee at the Linder Center who didn't fully understand what a HIPPA violation is or was trying to be helpful.
3. This statement was designed by a lawyer. That could be just a way to truthfully close the issue and get them out of the limelight. Or it could be intended to protect the employee and allow for plausible deniability to cover a HIPPA violation.
4. There was an assertion made that there are a few James Talarico's in the SW Ohio area who could have been the patient. But what's the chance someone with the same name was recently admitted at that facility?
5. It remains a fact that a colleague of Talarico has gone to the same facility for treatment. High likelihood of Talarico needed this help this friend would have referred him.
There are other interesting tidbits. None of it proves anything. All of it calls for an explanation to clear it up.
Lastly, these aren't the types of incidents that when revealed win campaigns. Paxton has to go do the work and make the stronger case agsiant Talarico, namely that Talarico is goofy and has a goofy platform.
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20 people were invited to see a video that exposes Palestinian propaganda.
Every single one had the same response: “I feel like a moron.”
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They want you to feel hopeless, like your vote doesn’t matter… like nothing you do matters, when they say that the US is owned by Israel or that the world is controlled by some evil cabal of pedophiles or satan worshippers or whatever.
If you are hopeless you are less likely to fight back.
A demoralized population is easier to fracture and thus easier to conquer.
There are very few other ways to successfully attack us, and blackpill propaganda is easy, relatively cheap, and spreads itself.
Know the op when you see it.
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Tucker’s trajectory:
Netanyahu, bad.
Then, Israel, bad.
Then, Jews, bad.
Then, Islam, good.
Then, sharia, not-so-bad.
Then, Hamas, pretty good.
Then, Bin Laden, not a bad guy.
Then, Iran, good.
Now, Trump, bad.
What to expect, finally: Democrats, good.
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My friend Craig Bergman offers a brilliant take: Unless you live under a rock or are intentionally obtuse, let me explain things. There is no cease-fire.
The reason there is no cease-fire is Iran no longer has a functioning government.
Trump negotiated with one of the larger factions.
There are 24 factions
Not all of them want peace. Not all of them will even negotiate.
So what is Trump doing?
It should be completely obvious to anyone who is not intentionally not wanting to understand.
He is pitting the factions against each other with competing interests for money and power and safety.
And when one of them betrays the other, they will take care of the bad one.
If they don’t, then Trump will randomly target them again and blame them all as if they are one government. That will frustrate them greatly, causing them again to turn on each other because there is no longer any single central authority.
This is absolutely brilliant, but if you think it’s gonna mean peace, if you think the Strait is really going to be open, and if you think Iran has surrendered and decided to play nice, you are delusional.
If you think Trump wants to murder 90 million people you are beneath delusional: you are intentional.
So chill out and watch the show: it is a master class.
And yes, I’m not predicting it. I am telling you what is happening.
This is not a guess. This is not an informed opinion.
I am speaking fact. Watch it happen.
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This question by the PHENOMENAL @NickJFreitas remains the single most important question ever asked over the past 3 years. Because when you have the answer to it, you then know who was behind all of it, October 7 and everything.
Three years and a thousand assumptions later, I’m still waiting for that definitive answer. Because whoever was behind it all IS the head of the snake. I can make an educated assessment based on all available evidence, but this is the one thing that needs to be fully exposed to the world more than anything else.
“How did they know?”
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Remember the texts Candace Owens shared a few months ago from a private group chat where Charlie Kirk indicated he might bring her back - and Candace said someone in the government gave them to her??
Looks like it was Joe Kent! Apparently he tried to access FBI evidence from the Kirk assassination case to pursue conspiracy theories, and was shut down by Kash Patel. He's been trying to help the Candy cult for months, fueling Candace Owens' wild claims about Charlie's death.
"Joe Kent leaked Charlie Kirk's group chat messages to Candace Owens, according to a member of the group chat."
It's all coming together.
It's reasonable to believe that he's been preparing for the moment when he would get caught - he'd blame Israel for his lack of trust in the administration and why he'd have to leave, and go on supporting podcasts. He likely had Tucker and Candace ready to go.
But now we need to ask - did Megyn Kelly know, too?? Is this why she hasn't been defending Erika Kirk?? She's been aware of what Kent was doing the whole time, willing to platform and cover for him WITH Tucker and Candace??
So many questions...
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Charlie Kirk 20 days before he was murdered:
"There is a corner of the internet that blames the Jews for everything. It's demonic and from the pit of hell. It's brain rot."
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What a Self-Serving JERK. This JOE KENT character walks out on his COUNTER-TERRORISM job after America has had FOUR terror attacks in a single MONTH? He has “concerns” about Iran? JOE KENT was supposed to SERVE the People. INSTEAD he makes a Nasty political Maneuver bc he wants to “be somebody” in a post Trump world. Aint happening. He will lose, just like he LOST a very winnable congressional Seat. I am so Furious with these Selfish “out for themselves” People!!!
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True
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🚨 HOLY CRAP. They have a full-blown lengthy training manual for leftist insurrectionists stalking, harassing and ambushing ICE and Border agents in Minneapolis
This is a well-organized and well-funded network.
These people need to be in PRISON.
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It’s exactly half. I employ 143 people. I assure you I pay enough taxes to cover the salary of liz. Not enough for the theft and corruption. I also PROVIDE healthcare and offer a 401k so they can build their future
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Obama prosecuted more journalists using the Espionage Act than all presidents before him combined.
He arrested, jailed & tortured Chelsea Manning for revealing war crimes committed in our name.
He repealed the Smith-Mundt act which now allows the CIA/FBI to directly propagandize American citizens & infiltrate unions/ NGO’s/school boards/ & organizations of all kinds.
He deported 3 million Hispanics & built the cages Democrats protested against under Trump.
Obama took us from 2 wars to 7 wars while ramping up the drone bombings killing innocent people left & right.
He effectively repealed Habeas Corpus & gave the government the authority to jail people indefinitely without a trial.
Obama is a Myth pushed by the establishment & their bought media to make you think there was someone fighting for you while he was serving Banks, Big Pharma, the MIC & his corporate masters.
