Steve Baker

Steve Baker, an investigative journalist from The Blaze, dives deep into the FBI's admission of plainclothes agents present during the January 6th events. He unpacks the confusion around their deployment and roles, highlighting how directives often clashed with actions. Baker critiques mainstream media narratives, emphasizing overlooked elements and perjury in related trials. He also discusses the need for significant reforms within the FBI to ensure accountability and transparency moving forward.

Steve Baker, investigative reporter for Blaze News who has dug into the Brian Cole January 6 pipe‑bomber case. He discusses whistleblower claims of a 'patsy file.' He highlights timeline and forensic inconsistencies, contested interrogation circumstances, and behavioral contrasts between the suspect and the hooded bomber. He also explores patterns of how isolated individuals can be exploited and pressure to close the case quickly.

Steve Baker, Blaze News investigative reporter on the Jan. 6 pipe bomber case, and Bob Vander Plaats, Iowa conservative leader and Family Leader president, join the conversation. They discuss high-stakes assignments for Rubio and Vance and what those political tests could mean. Iowa polling and a contentious gubernatorial primary are unpacked. Forensics and legal questions around the alleged J6 pipe bomber are also explored.

Steve Baker, investigative reporter at Blaze known for digging into federal probes, joins to walk through his forensic work on the January 6 pipe bomber investigation and questions around the FBI narrative. The conversation also touches on mobilizing dads at school boards, pastoral responses to new seekers, and the stakes of discipling those who show up.

John Solomon, an investigative journalist and CEO of Just the News, reveals new evidence potentially damaging to James Comey's past testimonies. Clay Travis, media personality and co-host, discusses the appeal of politics to young men and strategies to keep them engaged. Investigative reporter Steve Baker provides updates on the January 6 pipe bomber investigation, hinting at significant implications. Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita explains a lawsuit against a sanctuary school district, addressing parental rights and policy concerns.

Rep. Chip Roy, a U.S. Representative from Texas, discusses the No Tax Exemptions for Terror Act aimed at cutting tax breaks for extremist organizations. Meanwhile, Rep. Riley Moore from West Virginia highlights the dire situation in Nigeria and explores options for U.S. intervention. Investigative reporter Steve Baker reveals significant findings about the January 6th pipe bomber investigation, hinting at high-level government connections. The trio delves into alarming political shifts, including the implications of recent Democratic victories.

Former CIA whistleblower John Kiriakou sheds light on the agency’s history of regime change in Venezuela, discussing the recent claims of captured CIA agents and the U.S.'s geopolitical motives. Investigative journalist Steve Baker delves into suspicious aspects of the January 6th pipe bomber case, questioning the manipulation of video evidence and the mystery of missing footage. Dr. Pierre Kory critiques a controversial study linking COVID vaccines to improved cancer outcomes, emphasizing biases in medical publishing and advocating for better public health measures.

Investigative journalist Steve Baker, known for his work with Blaze Media on political corruption and January 6 events, dives deep into the controversial details surrounding that day. He reveals his findings about nearly 274 plainclothes FBI personnel present and critiques the ambiguity of the FBI's after-action reports. Baker also discusses the complex dynamics in Congressional investigations related to Jan. 6, alleged perjury in trials, and the mysteries surrounding the pipe bombs. Tune in for his eye-opening insights!

Larry Johnson, a former CIA agent and firearms trainer, critiques the official story surrounding Charlie Kirk's alleged assassination, highlighting inconsistencies in ballistic evidence. Investigative reporter Steve Baker reveals the presence of plainclothes federal agents during the January 6th events and questions their actions. Dave DeCamp discusses the geopolitical implications of U.S. military actions in the Middle East, particularly regarding Iran, and how public opinion and social media are shifting perceptions of Israel's narrative.

Investigative reporter Steve Baker delves into the FBI's handling of the Kirk case and critiques Director Kash Patel's performance, raising questions about agency integrity. He discusses the implications of recent text messages and their interpretation. Daniel Horowitz, a regular contributor, shares his strategic insights on red-state policies and the power of youth mobilization through TPUSA. Together, they expose media framing of sensitive issues and emphasize the need for a calculated approach to political engagement.