This Is Insanely Suspicious
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[music] [music] >> Who was that person? You want to go there? This figure comes You want to go there? This figure comes out of nowhere, plants both devices, and out of nowhere, plants both devices, and out of nowhere, plants both devices, and then disappears through a secret gate. then disappears through a secret gate. then disappears through a secret gate. This young black autistic individual who This young black autistic individual who This young black autistic individual who allegedly confessed to the crime told allegedly confessed to the crime told allegedly confessed to the crime told FBI that he mapped out his route for FBI that he mapped out his route for FBI that he mapped out his route for planting the devices by using Google planting the devices by using Google planting the devices by using Google Maps. There's two things that aren't on Maps. There's two things that aren't on Maps. There's two things that aren't on Google Maps though. That secret gate, Google Maps though. That secret gate, Google Maps though. That secret gate, nor are the blind spots in Capitol nor are the blind spots in Capitol nor are the blind spots in Capitol Police cameras. Police cameras. Police cameras. >> And the person who left these devices >> And the person who left these devices >> And the person who left these devices was clearly aware of where the blind was clearly aware of where the blind was clearly aware of where the blind spots were. spots were. spots were. >> Tucker, this is a Capitol Police >> Tucker, this is a Capitol Police >> Tucker, this is a Capitol Police operation. Congressman Loudermilk told operation. Congressman Loudermilk told operation. Congressman Loudermilk told me himself the only way he was able to me himself the only way he was able to me himself the only way he was able to continue his investigation into January continue his investigation into January continue his investigation into January [music] 6th is he had to agree not to [music] 6th is he had to agree not to [music] 6th is he had to agree not to investigate the Capitol Police. investigate the Capitol Police. investigate the Capitol Police. >> Who would have access to the blind >> Who would have access to the blind >> Who would have access to the blind [music] spots? Only some [music] spots? Only some [music] spots? Only some >> Only the Capitol Police. >> Only the Capitol Police. >> Only the Capitol Police. >> There's a famous video of the bomber >> There's a famous video of the bomber >> There's a famous video of the bomber waving at a cop car, then walks around waving at a cop car, then walks around waving at a cop car, then walks around the corner, two Capitol Police cars pull the corner, two Capitol Police cars pull the corner, two Capitol Police cars pull up with their headlights on, and blitz up with their headlights on, and blitz up with their headlights on, and blitz out the cameras that are [music] faced out the cameras that are [music] faced out the cameras that are [music] faced down the street. And it was at that down the street. And it was at that down the street. And it was at that moment that the bomber ducked down into moment that the bomber ducked down into moment that the bomber ducked down into the court.
Summary
The main theme concerns inconsistencies in the official narrative of the January 6th Capitol bombing, specifically regarding the supposed bomber's exit and the Capitol Police's role. Key subjects include Google Maps limitations in identifying secret gates, blind spots in police cameras, and the Congressman's agreement not to investigate Capitol Police. The takeaway suggests a potential inside job or cover-up, challenging the lone actor theory.