Oct 6, 2026 · 1 hr 5 min · 10 segments
Four days after Nolan Wells’s body was discovered on Horn Island, his mother, Christine Wondsley, was in New York with her lawyer, Ben Crump, attending a meeting of Al Sharpton’s National Action…
And I wanna start, and as I've been saying, we've been talking about this, this Nolan Wells case and, and I've been explaining to you that this is all politics, that they're, that they're using this tragic death of this young man that happened over the Fourth of July weekend off the coast of Mississippi on Horn Island, and they're using this, this tragedy and this kid's death for politics.
And you may say, "Oh, you know, you're just being cyn- you're cynical.
That you're conspiracy theory, uh, theorist or whatever." And, um, and I'm saying, you know, to my s- I'm saying to you who may be saying that, that I'm just being cynical, conspiracy theorist, and that's not what's going on.
I'm saying, you know, pick up a history book, people.
I mean, I've, I've seen what people will do for power throughout history.
People will go through...
They will kill people.
They will, they will put pe- lo- lock people in, in prisons.
Um, they will, um, start wars.
They will do all kinds of things.
That's, that's human nature for power, and politics is about power.
Democrats have no power and they want power.
And yes, uh, you may say that I'm cynical.
You may say that, uh, I'm being a conspiracy theorist or whatever, but I'm telling you, this is all about politics and it's not beneath these people to do something like this for power, and that's what we're talking about.
We're talking about power.
The way that power is distributed in the United States is through politics.
So this is about politics, but it's really about power.
I stated it before, I have to reiterate that.
And I'm, and I've been relating it to what Democrats did in the same manner with the death of George Floyd in 2020, capitalizing on his death, using his death to encourage, uh, uh, young people a- and minorities all over this, this nation to rise up and violently protest and riot and loot and destroy property and even, even, uh, physical violence in some circumstances.
We saw in 2020.
[laughs] That's just part of the physical violence that we saw, and these people encouraged it because they were benefiting from it because it was political.
They didn't care anything about him at all.
And I was thinking about this, this stunt that they did with these African scarves.
And I wanna start, and as I've been saying, we've been talking about this, this Nolan Wells case and, and I've been explaining to you that this is all politics, that they're, that they're using this tragic death of this young man that happened over the Fourth of July weekend off the coast of Mississippi on Horn Island, and they're using this, this tragedy and this kid's death for politics.
And you may say, "Oh, you know, you're just being cyn- you're cynical.
That you're conspiracy theory, uh, theorist or whatever." And, um, and I'm saying, you know, to my s- I'm saying to you who may be saying that, that I'm just being cynical, conspiracy theorist, and that's not what's going on.
I'm saying, you know, pick up a history book, people.
I mean, I've, I've seen what people will do for power throughout history.
People will go through...
They will kill people.
They will, they will put pe- lo- lock people in, in prisons.
Um, they will, um, start wars.
They will do all kinds of things.
That's, that's human nature for power, and politics is about power.
Democrats have no power and they want power.
And yes, uh, you may say that I'm cynical.
You may say that, uh, I'm being a conspiracy theorist or whatever, but I'm telling you, this is all about politics and it's not beneath these people to do something like this for power, and that's what we're talking about.
We're talking about power.
The way that power is distributed in the United States is through politics.
So this is about politics, but it's really about power.
I stated it before, I have to reiterate that.
And I'm, and I've been relating it to what Democrats did in the same manner with the death of George Floyd in 2020, capitalizing on his death, using his death to encourage, uh, uh, young people a- and minorities all over this, this nation to rise up and violently protest and riot and loot and destroy property and even, even, uh, physical violence in some circumstances.
We saw in 2020.
[laughs] That's just part of the physical violence that we saw, and these people encouraged it because they were benefiting from it because it was political.
They didn't care anything about him at all.
And I was thinking about this, this stunt that they did with these African scarves.
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