Revealed, Texas gunmen staked out massacre mall to monitor peak times three weeks
before killing eight and posted details on Russian social media alongside photos
of Nazis, guns and ammunition.
You see, here's where we get into the psyop.
>> Tim Pool, along with other right wing media figures,
seemed to have all these crazy theories about one of the latest gunmen
who carried out a mass shooting, this in Texas.
So this was the Texas mass shooting that happened last weekend, and
we have learned a lot about the shooter over the last few days.
Authorities have confirmed that he did, in fact, espouse white supremacist and Nazi
views, and also hinted at his plans to carry out a mass shooting ahead of time.
Now, right wingers, though,
don't like the fact that he's been associated with the right wing.
And so Tim Pool and Elon Musk have apparently spread the weak,
spreading some disinformation that we should get into, okay?
And let me just be clear, the one thing that connects all the mass shootings in
the country regardless of what motivated the shooting, is the easy access to guns.
So, I guess the right wing is worried that this makes them look bad, but
I would venture to say that what actually makes them look bad is their
unwillingness to ever support even the most mild gun reform policy.
But let's get back >> Or both.
>> Or both, exactly.
So let's get back to the story at hand.
Now before we get to their conspiracy theories and lies,
here's a more accurate description of the Texas gunman.
>> Troubling details emerging about 33 year old Mauricio Garcia.
One patch on Garcia's vest used by far-right extremist groups,
leading investigators to a disturbing online history on a Russian social
networking site where Garcia shared pictures of the Allen Premium outlets
where the attack took place.
Then on April 22nd, this photo appearing to show the 33 year old shirtless
with multiple Nazi-inspired tattoos just two weeks before the shooting.
>> Gee, I wonder if we can confirm what the ideological
leanings of this gunman happened to be.
Anyway, John, before I go on, I'm curious what you have to say so far.
>> Yeah, look, the right is going to be defensive, obviously.
It's a mass shooting.
We all get worked up when a mass shooting happens.
Some of us get worked up because we hate the senseless loss of life and don't wanna
see more of it, others get worked up because they wanna protect their guns.
He's getting particularly defensive because, of course,
this guy apparently liked his content, or posted about him.
I don't even know how extensive it was.
It's not like they've shown that he was like a regular viewer or
anything like that, but his name came up, so he's going to be defensive about it.
And there are probably a lot of people out there that think, well, okay, so
you have Tim Pool who's gonna unveil how this is a psyop, and they might think,
well, I wanna get involved in this sort of stuff, but
I'm not a Sherlock Holmes level detective like Tim Pool.
How do I figure out what's a psyop or not?
And it's actually pretty simple.
If a shooter does their thing and there's no details about their politics, but
they're clearly obsessed with guns, then we can't speculate about their politics.
Don't say anything.
If there's a little bit of evidence that they're a right winger,
then that's not conclusive.
You really shouldn't bring up at all.
If there's a lot of evidence, then the CIA did a psyop.
It's really as simple as that.
It's a perfect three-tier plan for figuring out what was behind a shooting.
>> And mind you, as we engage in this ridiculous discourse about the shooter,
I believe, it takes away from the conversation that actually
needs to be heard in regard to what can we do to either mitigate mass
shootings in this country or prevent mass shootings in this country.
But you're right, I think that Tim Pool is defensive right now because
there's some reporting indicating that the gunman was a fan of Tim Pool.
I don't care, right?
We don't need to immediately go to politicizing the situation in that way.
I don't know.
Anyway, let's also go to some more detail about the shooter before we get to
Elon Musk as well, because while it was clear that he opened fire and started
shooting at people at random, he didn't just target people of color or whatever.
He was just shooting people randomly.
Investigators or investigations into his social media
postings did show that he had ties to right wing extremism.
So, for instance, let's go to the Texas Department of Public Safety
regional Director Hank Sibley, confirming this during a press conference.
>> We do know that he had neo-Nazi ideation.
He had patches, he had tattoos, even his signature verified that.
That's one thing we do know.
>> Wow, that sheriff must be super woke.
He must be a Bernie supporter,
must be a member of the Democratic Socialists of America, except he's not.
>> Hippie ass cowboy.
>> Yeah.
He allegedly praised Chia Rachick of Libs of TikTok, so just let that sink in.
That guy that you just heard from, >> And Nick Fuentes.
>> Yeah, he's not some left winger.
>> No, that guy didn't praise them.
>> Okay. >> The shooter praised, Tim pool,
Libs of TikTok, and Nick Fuentes.
>> Okay, but either way, the guy you just heard from, not a leftist,
not someone who's, like, on the war path against Tim Pool.
I'm just saying.
Now, yes, you're right.
Garcia praised Libs of TikTok and Tim Pool.
Other posts praised Nazis and the Chilean dictator Pinochet, okay?
He directly addressed his ethnic background in one meme he posted,
which mentioned, Latino children, and the phrase, become white supremacist.
Okay, it's just clear who he is.
Let's move on, right?
>> It's becoming too clear, though.
It's making me think that the FBI did it.
There's too much evidence.
>> There's too much evidence, okay?
According to the US Defense Department,
the suspect entered the army in June of 2008 and was terminated three months later
without completing initial entry training because of physical or mental conditions.
So there was that, the shooter had also legally bought eight weapons,
including the AR15 that he used in the mass shooting.
He also had three firearms that were found in his possession,
while another five were in his car.
Okay, so let's get back to the conspiracy theories.
So we have all these facts about this guy, and since right wingers are uncomfortable
with who this guy really was and what his political ideology was,
they started questioning the reporting and questioning his real ideology, okay?
To get to Elon, we first have to start with right wing weirdo Ian Miles Cheong,
who posted this tweet questioning damning information about the shooter.
So he writes, the alleged shooter's alleged profile
claims that he was inspired by Libs of TikTok.
Between this and the Tim Pool references, this thing is suspect.
By the way,
did anyone actually allege that the shooter was inspired by Libs of TikTok?
>> I don't know.
>> No one alleged that.
But anyway, between this and the Tim Pool references, this thing is suspect.
Where is his Twitter account?
Why was he using a Russian social media site to write what
was essentially a diary to zero followers?
>> I love the logic behind every sentence of that.
>> So, now the right wing is blaming Russia?
>> Yeah.
No, they're saying, yeah, we get it.
Maybe you have a Russian blog about how you're gonna to kill people, but
you don't have any fans, come on.
Are we really gonna trust you if you didn't have a lot of premium subscribers?
>> You don't even have a Twitter account?
>> Yeah.
>> Anyway, >> Well, also Libs of TikTok and Tim Pool,
this thing is suspect.
That is literally the thought process.
He likes two of us, I'm suspicious.
He's not laying out why that should be suspicious to anyone who's not a right
wing grifter,
he's just stating that it is because it references two right wing grifters.
>> So a woman with the Twitter handle Redheaded Libertarian co-tweeted it and
said this, it's a psyop and it's not even good.
And that's where Elon Musk comes in and says, this gets weirder by the moment.
Does it really?
>> Does it get weirder?
>> Does it get weirder by the moment?
>> Or does it get very, very understandable and
sort of the experience we've had with many killers in the past?
It seems like a crazy person who believed right wing bs loved guns and
decided to kill people after posting about it online.
Now, I know that that sounds out there.
You're probably thinking, did ChatGPT just come up with that?
Because no human mind could have conceived of such a bizarre plot.
But no, it reminds me of a few guys over the past few years, actually.
>> Like who?
>> Other mass shooters that are very similar to this guy that he probably
patterned himself after.
>> Maybe they're getting defensive because of that pattern.
>> Probably, or the fact that they were referenced.
And again, GI Right isn't responsible for this,
Tim Pool is not responsible for this.
I mean, they do now, again, are reminded that these are people who like them.
And when they demonize people, when they casually imply that violence might be fun
and justified in politics, they know who they're appealing to.
And they can go forward with that knowledge and do what they're gonna do,
and then convince themselves that they're still good members of their faith or
whatever.
That doesn't mean they're individually responsible.
>> I agree.
Yeah, I agree with your take 100%.
I do think that as public figures who tend to have made massive audiences or
a huge number of followers, maybe be a little considerate in regard to
the type of rhetoric you engage in, like calling for civil war and stuff like that.
Not a good idea when we're in a country that's full of,, honestly, undiagnosed and
untreated mentally ill people, >> Which they say,
>> Right, which they say.
>> They talk about that constantly.
>> And who have easy access to weapons of death,
like weapons that cause death, mass death in many cases.
That's all I'm saying.
But to place blame on Tim Pool or Chia Rachick,
regardless of what you think about them, for this shooting is ridiculous.
And I think that's why Tim Pool is defensive.
So let's get back to that, let's get back to Tim pool.
So Tim Pool was cited multiple times in the shooter's online social media posts.
And so Tim Pool chimed in to agree that this is a psyop okay?
Anyway, let's watch.
>> You see, here's where we get into the psyop.
No one knows if this Russian social media profile actually belongs to this guy.
I mean, I gotta be honest, I think it's funny and I really just don't care.
I think we've won so much ground in the culture war that it is
completely meaningless that they would even do it assuming it was a psyop.
It means nothing to me.
It's just funny.
>> I think he's being honest.
I think he is in the wake of this terrible mass killing, and it means nothing to him.
None of this means anything.
He has a gun behind him in his shot.
He knows who he's trying to appeal to, he knows who he's desperately trying to
convince that he's an alpha male or whatever.
He knows all this.
Again, not individually responsible, but responsible for what you do,
responsible for what you say, and the people you appeal to.
>> I don't care at all who this mass shooter liked to watch and
support during his free time.
I just don't care.
I don't care if it's Tim Pool, I don't care if he was loving,
Chia Rachick's content.
What I care about is that this is a guy who had easy access to weapons and
carried out a horrendous, terrible, tragic mass shooting that claimed
the lives of innocent individuals while they were out shopping on a Saturday.
And what I care about is that this keeps happening again and again and again.
But making this about you because you want to get super defensive over what
the investigation is finding, I think is just so ridiculous.
And minimizing it by trying to pretend as if this is nothing more than a psyop is
also pretty gross.
But we're not done yet, so he thinks it's a psyop, but
he also points that shootings like this happen because of multiculturalism.
>> We don't want these things to happen.
We want these things to stop.
We need to figure out what the issue is in our society and our culture.
I'll put it simply, I think it's multiculturalism.
And not the idea that people of all different types are holding hands on
the rainbow,
it's that you have different communities stacked on top of each other and
next to each other with wildly different views and they don't like each other.
And then people who are crazy will do crazy things.
>> Wow.
So, we just experienced another mass shooting in the country
by a guy who had a Nazi, a swastika tattooed on his body.
And your takeaway from this whole incident, this whole situation,
is, I think mass shootings happen because of multiculturalism.
That's the real problem, the country is too diverse.
So what do you intend to do about that, Tim pool?
What's your solution?
>> I think I know what his solution is specifically for that.
>> Man, he freaking fell off big time.
I know we've said this before, but this is what money does to people, man.
He went from being an Occupy Wall Street reporter who complained
about police brutality because he was brutalized by the cops,
to now being the golden boy for anti-multiculturalism garbage.
>> Yeah, the same as all of the others.
He is exactly the same as all of the others.
If it makes you feel better in trying to understand the arc and
bear in mind I don't follow his career now, I didn't follow it then,
he probably didn't really believe it back then.
>> No problem. >> He probably was chasing money and
fame the same way he is now.
He just thought he could get it from the left then, and
now he thinks he can get it from the right, and
he's on to something because there's way more money on the right.
His solution, by the way, to the multiculturalism,
he's right to point out that there's a lot of people who are really angry about race,
because of people like him that are trying to make them angry about issues of race
and hate everyone else.
>> Who's amping them up?
>> Yeah, I wonder why some people hate trans people, I wonder why?
I wonder what sort of content they might be watching.
I wonder.
>> And it is interesting how when we experienced a mass shooting carried out
by a transgender individual, they were ready to take the guns away from
specifically transgender people in America, right?
They were ready and willing to believe the reporting on that,
on the identity of that shooter.
>> Seems like a psyop to me.
>> Seems like a psyop.
Can you imagine if we did that?
If we came on the show and said, no, we think this is a psyop.
We think the conservatives in government are making this up,
and they might be bribing Journalists to make this up.
That's what's happening.
We would sound like lunatics, because that's what lunatics would think.
But, they can't see past their own lunacy.
It's pretty incredible.