Dave Hodges of The Common Sense Show offers his second take on why we need a true, thorough review of the Charlie Kirk political assassination. Hodges says the CIA is likely involved and the FBI has shielded the CIA, closing the case in a matter of days. Just how dirty are these agencies? This is not at at all what those of us involved in MAGA would want.
If the Trump administration is corrupt, they will continue down this path, protecting corrupt intelligence agencies and a Utah judge hearing the Tyler Robinson case who has already issued gag orders that defy all logic and truly represent an affront to American liberties. Instead, we want transparency, plain and simple.
To state the case as clearly as possible, we stand with Hodges and with Gen. Michael Flynn in calling for a complete and honest review. We will not put up with any more malarkey that insults us as well as adds further injury to Charlie Kirk.
We concur with Gen. Michael Flynn. The investigation into the political assassination of Charlie Kirk needs to be done in an entirely upfront and honest way, with each facet probed fully to ensure transparency and the utmost respect and confidence in the results from the American people.
Flynn tweeted Friday, “The administration and the Department of Justice should examine every angle of the Charlie Kirk assassination, not just the trajectory of a bullet but every aspect of this investigation. Charlie Kirk deserves it, as does his legacy, the American people, and those he inspired in America and around the world to stand up and fight for our nation and God-given human rights.”
Flynn continued, “This cannot be an ‘open and shut case.’ We cannot ignore new evidence or uncomfortable truths. The American people deserve nothing less than the full truth, no matter where it leads.”
This investigation cannot be trusted to the FBI, nor the CIA, nor any other single, low-level intelligence agency, for instance, the ATF or Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. Frankly, we do not have confidence in the brusque and superficial manner this assignment was handled by the FBI and its director Kash Patel. His arrogant dismissal, trying to shut down any further investigation after an initial 33-hour look-see, is an outright insult to the legacy of Charlie Kirk.
We believe Tulsi Gabbard should draw this job, working with her aide Joe Kent, who heads the National Counterintelligence Center. This must be a complete and transparent review, not cutting corners, not pushing baloney nor otherwise insulting those Christians, especially young Christians, who drew inspiration from Kirk. Here, Dave Hodges discusses the conflict that has arisen over who should investigate –Patel or Gabbard. He’ll be doing a followup on his channel, The Common Sense Show. Look for it here over the next day or so.
Investigative Journalist Dave Hodges lives in Maricopa County, Arizona. He knows the players, some of them personally. He shares with listeners the incredible lies and coverups and the lengths the powers that be are going to keep the audit results from the public. We also discuss the “vaccine” and what he has learned from his sources over the years. Another bombshell report from Dave Hodges. You can see more of his work at https://thecommonsenseshow.com. More from Sarah Westall.
A BIG episode today on Common Sense! Stephen Moore, author of Trumponomics, joins us to discuss the attack on our economy by an external force! Then, my former Chief of Staff during 9/11, Tony Carbonetti, joins us later in the show to discuss the similarities and differences. More from Rudy Giuliani.
Why has the Trump administration had so many problems with leakers, liars and traitors? Because our government was compromised by the previous Obama administration.
Barack Obama removed hundreds of Americans, many of them patriots, and replaced them with members of the Moslem Brotherhood, Russians, all manner of Leftist factions. Here, Dave Hodges, host of The Common Sense Show, discusses the crooked Ukraines, the Vindmans, who figured so prominently in the Trump impeachment hearings.
