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16:25Now PlayingThe segment focuses on new video footage showing TPUSA video producer Terryl Farnsworth improperly removing SD cards from cameras at the scene of Charlie Kirk’s shooting and subsequently accessing the footage on a computer. Jimmy questions why Farnsworth took the cards from one particular camera, moved the chair Charlie had been sitting in when he was shot, and began texting someone shortly afterward, while criticizing the explanation from TPUSA that he was merely protecting the footage from theft.
The discussion presents these actions as evidence of a crime-scene cover-up, while also raising questions about what the removed footage, a road microphone, and other evidence might reveal. Jimmy praises Candace Owens for investigating the incident and argues that the circumstances surrounding the handling of evidence merit further scrutiny.
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