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Pipe bomb

Search complete. 27 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Pipe bomb".

Oct 28, 2026

Adam HemmingHOST
16:03
What they're bringing to him is the...
Adam HemmingHOST
16:06
What are they bringing to him? The pipe bomb stuff and the reason they were there.
Grace ChapmanHOST
16:09
yeah i mean collie i really can't work out what's going on with collie like he's getting all this juicy intel right but then he just like throws it back in their faces but then is finding it useful so what is going on there is he just embarrassed that he hasn't found it out himself so the ego or is there something else going on
Adam HemmingHOST
16:32
he's feeling a bit incompetent at the moment in this season he's feeling i know he's got fewer resources and stuff and he's providing a lot of the comedy but i i wonder whether that's just at the expense of his credibility
Kyle AnzaloneHOST
11:01
They focus on what happened at the Capitol.
Kyle AnzaloneHOST
11:04
Maybe even what should be a bigger deal was the fact that these pipe bombs were planted, I believe, outside Democratic and Republican offices on January 6th.
Kyle AnzaloneHOST
11:13
And for years and years and years, there was no one that was arrested for it.
Kyle AnzaloneHOST
11:17
And then they finally made an arrest.
Candace OwensHOST
2:41
We had mentioned to you guys also this bizarre Scripps media coincidence in the matter of Tyler Robinson, also in the matter of Brian J. Cole, the alleged D.C. pipe bomber.
Candace OwensHOST
2:56
Just as independent journalist Steve Baker began closing in on the true suspect, who he believed dropped the pipe bomb, so he identified as a woman, and which he also determined may have been a Capitol Police officer, just as independent journalists went, wait a second, I think this might have been an inside job, and the feds were responsible for February 6th.
Candace OwensHOST
3:21
Kash Patel and the gang swooped in, this was last November, December, and they said, we got him, we got him.
Candace OwensHOST
3:29
Okay, this time it took us more than 33 hours, but man, we are so glad that, that we can now reveal to you all that it was this 30-year-old Black autistic man who's never been in trouble, but decided as his first crime that he would attempt to blow up the RNC and the DNC on the evening of January 6th.
Candace OwensHOST
5:46
And it makes you really wonder if that alleged relationship ever ended, because I just find it strange that we're holding on to these mundane traffic stops.
Candace OwensHOST
5:58
Now, regarding Brian J. Cole, in case you...
Candace OwensHOST
6:01
I'm sorry, Brian Cole Jr., in case you missed this, Steve Baker and his team went through hours and hours of publicly released CCTV footage from January 5th, which is, like I said, the night that he allegedly dropped off the pipe bombs at the RNC and the DNC.
Candace OwensHOST
6:18
And guess what they discovered? They discovered two Brian Coles.
Steve BakerGUEST
88:09
And furthermore, since Bongino left the FBI and went back to podcasting, he has... been back since early February.
Steve BakerGUEST
88:25
The pipe bomb issue was hidden.
Steve BakerGUEST
88:28
I mean, it was, you know, he always talked about how it was a top three administration priority after he got into the FBI as the deputy director, but for the years preceding that he said, A thousand times I will stake my reputation on the fact that the pipe bomb was an inside job and that when we get to the bottom of this, we're going to find out that it was law enforcement or FBI or CIA or somebody else who planted those devices and are now covering it up.
Steve BakerGUEST
88:58
He said this.
Steve BakerGUEST
88:59
Go look it up.
Steve BakerGUEST
89:15
He will not take a question.
Steve BakerGUEST
89:17
He has never mentioned it.
Steve BakerGUEST
89:18
And oh, by the way, Dan Bongino used to praise my work on the pipe bombs.

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