Discussion on Media Accuracy and Controversy

All right.

Um, the more, the more time goes on, the more I'm leaning towards Candace

Owens.

What? Wait, whoa.

She's got some very interesting theories about-

Oh, look at that.

Hey.

Hey.

Yeah.

DeRosa was there. We were getting hammered. That, those belts.

Look it, they got the-

Yeah

... you got the Jamo bottle.

You can see the liquor.

Yeah.

That's great.

It was-

Yeah.

That's funny.

That's great.

I don't think any story that you hear in the news is accurate.

I think there's always none-

I think there's always-

... or spin on it, at least.

None. There's always some spin.

But the public believes it.

And so whatever the spin is-

Yeah

... whatever the spin is about Tyler Robinson,

there's some bullshit to it.

I don't know how much of, how much of it is bullshit,

but there's some bullshit,

and one of the more recent bullshits is they found a photo that they

were saying

was Tyler Robinson, but then people noticed that the, the...

'cause he's real thin, people noticed that the cars in the background, the

proportions were distorted, and then they realized

that what they had done was

taken a guy who's, like, much wider than Tyler Robinson

and shrunken the perspective.

Really?

Yep.

Hmm.

Yep, and then when you see him for what he

really looks like, you're like, "Oh,

there's no way that's that guy. That guy's big."

Yeah.

And then you're like, "Well, it's mostly true." You're like, "No."

It doesn't add up.

Now he's shifting it.

No, no. They, they changed... Like, you look at the hood of the cars behind

him,

they're all, like, that narrow.

Who is that guy?

What guy?

Tyler Robinson.

He-

He's the guy who supposedly shot Charlie Kirk