The Politics Prepping and Paranormal Podcast · Jeff Morey

"The Rundown-9/13/25-9/27/25

·33 min·2 clips

Jeff says Charlie Kirk was "brutally murdered" and says "there's still a lot we don't know."

1. The Politics Prepping and Paranormal Podcast uses "The Rundown" to split news from paranormal and guest segments. 2. Jeff Morey hosts the show and says listener feedback pushed him to shorten episodes and separate topics. 3. The episode asks what the official Charlie Kirk timeline, free-speech fights, and recent U.S. news mean together. 4. Jeff starts with an August 29 Change.org petition and a September 3 Utah Valley University statement about free speech. 5. He says Tyler Robinson was seen at 8:29 a.m. Mountain Time on September 10 arriving in a gray Dodge Challenger. 6. Jeff says Charlie Kirk was shot at 12:23 p.m. Mountain Time and rushed to a waiting SUV by six security men. 7. He notes George Zinn was heard yelling "I shot him now shoot me" and was later charged after police found child pornography. 8. Jeff walks through the September 10 and September 11 custody updates from the college, local authorities, Cash Patel, and the FBI. 9. He says Robinson later turned himself in at the Washington County Sheriff's Office at 9 p.m. on September 11. 10. Jeff says text messages between Robinson and Lance Twiggs include "look under my keyboard" and a note about taking out Charlie Kirk. 11. He argues the security team should have monitored rooftops and used a drone at a high-profile event. 12. Jeff questions the surveillance footage, asking why security footage was not tracked "days, even weeks" before the event. 13. He raises doubts about the reported bullet trajectory and repeats that a surgeon called the outcome an "absolute miracle." 14. Jeff mentions Candace Owens' discussion of a tunnel system or trap door behind the tent and says he wants to investigate it more. 15. He compares the shooting to the 1998 Nicolas Cage film "Snake Eyes" and its characters Rick Santoro, Kevin Dunn, and Kirkland. 16. Jeff says he is "starting more and more to be convinced" that Israel somehow played a part in the event. 17. He then turns to Jimmy Kimmel, saying he disagrees with Kimmel's initial cancellation and wants First Amendment consistency. 18. Jeff closes with a more general defense of free speech, public prayer, the Pledge of Allegiance, and civil disagreement among Americans. 19. Listeners interested in Charlie Kirk, free speech, and political commentary will get the most from this episode. 20. Listeners who want a neutral recap without strong opinions may skip it.

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