Charlie Kirk’s family has filed a notice of claim against Utah Valley University and the state, alleging “stunning” security failures before the Sept. 10, 2025 assassination. They say TPUSA warned campus police about rooftop access, got “I got you covered,” and still faced an unsecured roof, thin staffing, no written plan, and no ambulance after the shot. Jack breaks down the notice and what a wrongful-death case could mean.
The lone holdout who hung Lindsay Clancy’s triple-murder trial is being doxxed and targeted. A GiveSendGo for security, lawyers, and lost work has blown past six figures. Branca covers juror intimidation, the dismissed past allegations, and why one holdout is being treated like the defendant.
New FBI files on Thomas Matthew Crooks drop more on aliases, gun obsession, and a still-murky motive. Lisec ties that pattern to the new Unhumans special/second edition playbook: how revolutions actually work, and how patriots survive them.
Forged deeds, fake IDs, homes and even churches stolen at the recorder’s office. Dominguez explains why seniors and retiree states are prime targets—and what actually stops it after the paperwork is already filed.
If a university is warned about an open roof and still leaves it unguarded, is that a tragic mistake—or a preventable failure that should be tried in court?