The Frontier

Tucker Carlson asserts that many significant news stories, like the 2017 Las Vegas shooting, often lack satisfactory resolution or complete information, leaving the public with an incomplete understanding of major events.

Tucker Carlson characterizes the January 6th investigation as the largest federal criminal inquiry in American history, involving 5,000 FBI agents and leading to 1,500 arrests.

Tucker Carlson contends that official narratives surrounding January 6th, including claims of an armed insurrection and murdered police officers, were largely false, noting Ashley Babbitt was the only person fatally shot, by officer Michael Bird.

Tucker Carlson suggests the propaganda and lies following January 6th aimed to discredit Donald Trump, prevent him from running for office, and solve the 'Trump problem' for permanent Washington.

Tucker Carlson states that pipe bombs were planted outside the RNC and DNC on the morning of January 6th, and despite Capitol Hill being heavily surveilled, authorities did not provide a clear resolution or perpetrator for years.

Steve Baker, a reporter, believes January 6th was a 'setup' designed and manipulated by elements within the Department of Defense, Capitol Police, and CIA, aiming to provoke an event that would politically disqualify Donald Trump.

Steve Baker claims that elements of U.S. Army special operators were present in plain clothes among the crowd on January 6th, a fact later corroborated by a Newsweek article about 'secret commandos with shoot-to-kill orders'.

Steve Baker suggests that high-ranking Capitol Police elements were complicit in the January 6th events, noting that frontline officers were undermanned, understaffed, and had their helmets collected two weeks prior to the protests.

Steve Baker estimates the total crowd size at the Capitol on January 6th was between 400,000 and 600,000 people, contradicting press reports of only 30,000 attendees.

Steve Baker notes that Ray Epps, despite being on video encouraging people to enter the Capitol and appearing on the FBI's most wanted list, was never seriously prosecuted, unlike many others involved that day.

Steve Baker recounts that he was initially targeted for interstate racketeering charges for licensing his January 6th videos, but the Department of Justice backed off after a press offensive, eventually charging him with four misdemeanors.

Steve Baker argues that the January 6th pipe bombs were not actual explosives but rather 'training devices,' a fact known by the FBI on the day they were discovered, despite official claims of danger and terrorism charges.

Steve Baker contends the pipe bombs were diversionary devices, placed to draw Capitol Police resources away from the Capitol, as calls for reinforcements went out while Metropolitan Police arrived at the Capitol.

Steve Baker points to the suspicious lack of concern from Secret Service agents when informed of a bomb near Vice President-elect Kamala Harris at the DNC, suggesting they were told it was a training exercise.

Steve Baker highlights that the pipe bomber showed intimate knowledge of Capitol Police blind spots and a secret gate, indicating an awareness only Capitol Police would possess.

Steve Baker used gait recognition software and expert human analysis, achieving a 94-98% match, to identify a Capitol Police officer, Shawnee Kirkoff, as the likely pipe bomber, based on her distinctive gait from a past injury.

Steve Baker reveals that Shawnee Kirkoff, after leaving Capitol Police, joined the CIA, potentially in a dignitary protection role, and had applied for her CIA position before January 6th.

Steve Baker claims that after he publicly named Shawnee Kirkoff as the potential bomber, the FBI arrested Brian Cole Jr., an autistic Black man, five days later, despite Cole's neighbors and an FBI whistleblower stating he did not match the bomber's gait.

Steve Baker asserts that the Capitol Police are a 'vector of control' due to their privileged knowledge of scandals and personal issues among D.C. politicians, enabling them to influence legislation and leadership.

Tucker Carlson promotes the Hallow app's 'American Heroes Challenge,' a 13-day journey exploring the lives of figures who shaped America, connecting history and faith for its 250th anniversary.

Victor Bout claims the conflict is between Russia and a Western coalition including NATO and the US, not solely Ukraine. He notes Western arms supplies have escalated from anti-tank missiles to F-16s, with production now largely moved to Europe.

Victor Bout states that Ukrainian military production has relocated to Europe, identifying factories in Poland, Germany, France, Italy, Denmark, Turkey, Spain, Belgium, and the Netherlands. He notes British involvement in the 'Flamingo' cruise missile program.

Victor Bout argues that Europe's role in arming Ukraine makes it a direct participant in the conflict, justifying potential Russian strikes on logistics centers in Poland, Romania, and Germany under international law.

Victor Bout claims Ukraine has increased drone attacks on Russian refineries and civilian targets using long-range drones, some equipped with AI vision. He alleges a terror attack killed 21 students in Lugansk and cites attacks on buses and individuals.

Victor Bout suggests the ongoing conflict in Iran is causing significant economic damage, leading to fertilizer shortages impacting global agriculture and contributing to forecasts of food scarcity and hunger, particularly in Africa.

Victor Bout claims European leaders, facing unpopularity, use the war to cling to power by declaring emergencies and postponing elections. He attributes this to a 'globalist' agenda, alleging figures like George Soros have cultivated these leaders.

Victor Bout asserts that Europe committed 'economic suicide' by severing ties with cheap Russian energy, forcing reliance on expensive LNG. He claims German industry, including automotive manufacturing, is in decline and militarizing, reminiscent of pre-WWII Germany.

Victor Bout views NATO expansion, particularly Finland and Sweden's recent membership, as a national security concern for Russia. He mentions Russia's creation of a new military district along its 1,500-mile border with Finland.

Victor Bout warns that Russia's military doctrine permits a nuclear response if its existence is threatened, asserting Russia possesses a modern and powerful nuclear arsenal capable of obliterating countries like England or France.

Victor Bout characterizes the Ukraine conflict as a 'religious conflict,' alleging the Ukrainian government's suppression of the Russian Orthodox Church and establishment of a new Ukrainian Orthodox Church. He claims monks were evicted from the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra monastery, and relics pillaged.