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FBI Releases Nest Camera Video of Armed Individual at Nancy Guthrie's Door, Day of Her Disappearance
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Jack Posobic
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Kingsley Wilson
A commentator, international social media sensation and former Navy intelligence veteran. This is Human Events with your host Jack Posobic. Christ is King President Donald Trump is making a new threat against Canada, taking aim at a new border crossing. The Gordie Howe Bridge will connect Windsor, Ontario and Detroit and it's set to open this year, but Trump is threatening to block it.
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Narrator/Reporter
Thanks to the latest effort to find Nancy Guthrie, her family is now issuing a new plea for her safe return, saying that they are in the hour of desperation. It has been 10 days since the mother of Today show co host Savannah Guthrie vanished from her home near Tucson, Arizona. Investigators say that Savannah herself is now appealing to the public for help as the FBI confirms there are still no suspects and no new messages from Nancy's apparent abductors.
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This morning, a new document coming to light claims in the mid-2000s President Trump called police about Jeffrey Epstein among the 3 million Epstein files released by the Department of Justice last month is a four page FBI report on an interview the Bureau conducted in 2019 with the man believed to be former Palm Beach Police Chief Michael Ryder. Ryder and his detectives began investigating Epstein Bradford for human trafficking in 2004, according to the document. Trump called Reiter around that time and said, thank goodness you're stopping him. Everyone has known he's been doing this. Reiter also says Trump said he threw Epstein out of his club and he was around Epstein once when teenagers were present and Trump got the hell out of there. The former police chief says Trump told him to focus on Epstein's associate Ghislaine Maxwell, saying she is evil.
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Tonight, newly released videos showing Jeffrey Epstein's only convicted co conspirator Glenn Maxwell, appearing before lawmakers from a Texas prison, refusing to answer questions unless President Trump grants her clemency first.
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Kingsley Wilson
I invoke my fifth Amendment right to.
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Narrator/Reporter
Silence her lawyer, stating she is prepared to speak fully and honestly if granted clemency by President Trump, adding Both President Trump and President Clinton are innocent of any wrongdoing. Ms. Maxwell alone can explain why.
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Jack Posobic
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily. We're here down live, West Palm Beach. Got some business to take care of later this evening over at a certain winter White House. And let you guys, let you guys figure that out later for yourselves. Today is February 10, 2026 Anno Domini. Well, folks, the, the, the numbers keep coming in. The, the ratings keep coming in, and the sources keep coming in. The NFL is furious and terrified over what we were able to accomplish together by reaching out to middle America, by reaching out to normal America and putting on a show with the type of music that they like, the type of music and type of artists that they want to hear, and a show that didn't talk down to them, that didn't demean them, that told them that there was something wrong with them for being an American, for trying to change what it means to be an American. No, just a celebration of patriotism, faith, family and freedom. That's what we promised. And guess what? That's what we delivered. Number one, US live stream of all time, 40 to 50 million people who watched allin. And we're starting to hear. And I, I don't, I want to give out specific numbers right now, but the early, the early data that's starting to come out on the other halftime show is that, and I'll just put it this way. A lot, a lot of people tuned that show out. That, when that turned on, a whole lot of people tuned out. So we'll just see. We'll just see. But what can I say, folks? What can I say? It was all thanks to God. I am humbled by God's grace because it was God only and God alone, all God that did this. It had nothing to do with me. It doesn't have anything to do with, you know, tweets and politics and all the rest of it. It's God's will. Whatever God wants, God gets, and we know that. And he has bestowed this grace upon us. And we just have to have humility. We have to have reverence. We have to have respect for God, for the Lord at all times, and keep that centered firmly and squarely in our minds in all the things that we do, in everything that we do. We do Jesus and we do in his name. Amdg, you remember we were talking about here on the program the other day, amdg ad majorum de laureum. There for the greater glory of God, there for the greater glory of God. And that's what you do. Because one day we're all going to get up to those pearly gates. We're all going to get up there, we're going to get asked the question, what did you do with your life? Did you use it to bring people to me? One day, we're all going to have to answer that question. The FBI has released shocking footage, and we're going to be talking about this later on in the program of what I can only describe as what appears to be an abductor who is arriving at Nancy Guthrie's home, Tucson, Arizona. The outskirts of Tucson, Arizona. And this horrific footage. It's. It's some of the most shocking footage that I've ever seen. A. You know, it's. It's actually nest camera not ring. Pounding on the door, trying to block and obfuscate it. Something just out of a nightmare, out of an absolute nightmare. And you see the equipment there. You see the very amateurish. I'm gonna say very amateurish way that they try to block the footage. But you do see what appears to be a firearm. You do see what appears to be a flashlight in the mouth and honestly, a description. And the question I have is, how long was this information known? And why was this not put out day one? Why was this footage not put out day one? So that the entire country would know who to be looking for or to have some understanding of it. This thing stinks. It stinks to high heaven, and we're going to dig into it. Human events daily continues next.
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Kingsley Wilson
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Jack Posobic
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Kingsley Wilson
I'm doing great. Thanks for having me, Jack.
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Jack Posobic
Well, we've. Yet again, we've got you on. And we have seen another naval operation take place, a maritime interdiction operation known as a MEO in the parlance. I try not to use too much of the lingo here on the show, but that's. That's what we refer to them as. Walk us through what happened. There's a tanker, My understanding is it just transited the Straits of Hormuz, was now going into the Gulf of Oman, out into the open Indian Ocean. An interdiction operation was conducted by the United States Navy, seized by the US Government. What's happened here?
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Kingsley Wilson
Yeah, so this operation was historic in a couple of ways. The first is that under the president, as under President Trump's administration, this is the first. First interdiction that we have done in conjunction with the quarantine of Venezuelan oil vessels that are sanctioned by the US Government. That is Dow led. So this was led by the Department of War. It was all title 10 forces that were able to board this vessel and do a right of visit on this vessel. And it shows, I think, too, the dominance of the United States military. We will find you no matter where you are. There is no sanctuary. This actually came on all the way from the Caribbean and we tracked it and hunted it into the Indian Ocean and were able to seize it. And that is a testament to the United States military under President Trump. When we say quarantine in regards to illegal Venezuelan oil tankers, we mean it. And this is something that the department is going to be proud to do as the lead agency going forward.
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Jack Posobic
Well, and it's really as simple as this. Now, we, we of course, haven't seen as many of these in this part of the world. Seen them more in the southern Atlantic, seen in the Caribbean as well. However, these sanctions are something the United States Navy and the United States clearly are taking seriously wherever they are in the world. Are you able to give us many details about this specific vessel, why it was targeted, and what, what the Dow believes that the intentions were for its mission?
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Kingsley Wilson
Absolutely. So this vessel was targeted because it was acting in defiance of President Trump's established quarantine down in the Caribbean, making sure that individuals and groups who may be carrying or trafficking illegal oil that is sanctioned by the US Government are not able to do so. So we are going to make sure that wherever you are in the world, if you are one of those vessels that, when the quarantine was established, maybe tried to get away, you're not going to get very far. You will run out of fuel before you will outrun the US Military. And that is because we have forces all across the world who are going to ensure that the American people are kept safe, that American sea power is respected. And this actually marks, as I said, this is the first Dow led maritime interdiction operation under the President Trump administration, which is very, very exciting. But this is also the seventh total that Dow has supported. We have 6 million barrels of illegal oil that has been seized a result of these very successful operations. And they will continue. We want to make sure that the world knows President Trump means business and the United States military is back. The world saw the brilliance of the Maduro raid and the capture of Nicolas Maduro, and now they're seeing that we are just continuing to apply that pressure when it comes to these illegal oil transiting vessels.
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Jack Posobic
And by the way, these are similar operations that have been conducted under other administrations for violating sanctions, particularly something that you would see sometimes with weapons of mass destruction, WMD sanctions or WMD precursors. Something that happens frequently. Think Iran nuclear program, think North Korea nuclear program. Back before that was getting done, these were done by the Obama administration for a number of. Number of reasons. They were totally on board. I certainly don't remember the media being upset about any of those because, again, they were following the same type of legal, again, legally sanctioned maritime interdiction operations that were conducted by, and I'm talking around this, but ones that I may have been a little bit familiar with when I was still serving, because I read about them in the newspapers, of course, and those were the ones that. That the media was more than happy to have. So, you know, has the media been, you know, treating this any differently?
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Kingsley Wilson
They are absolutely treating it differently, and that's because President Trump is in office, as I know. You know, Jack, they love to act like things that happened under previous administrations that President Trump doing and succeeding at are all of a sudden scandalous. But the American people see past that. And you're correct. I know we've talked about this on the show before. The American people are used to seeing this kind of activity, particularly in the Middle east, in the CENTCOM aor. Now they are seeing a refocus on the Western Hemisphere under President Trump, on our own backyard. And that's not to say that if a vessel tries to escape the Western Hemisphere and go all the way to the Indian Ocean, that we won't go and grab it. But the priority at this department is homeland defense again, and that is thanks to President Trump's bold vision. And we will continue as a department to make sure that the American people are kept safe and our borders are strong and secure, and our waterways are safe from dangerous drugs and illicit activity.
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Jack Posobic
And it's really as simple as that. And this is something, by the way, that any nation would do when they find someone who's violating sanctions like this. This is, again, something that the United States government has done, not just under the Obama administration and the Trump administration, but also for years, for decades, for generations. This is nothing new. And, you know, going back to, oh, my gosh, the days of the United States Navy and the Caribbean, you know, you look at stopping the rum runners, smugglers, slavers. You know, in the Civil War era, there were ships that they were. After the slavery ban went in, there were ships that had to get interdicted.
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Lyndon Blake
We.
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Jack Posobic
For all sorts of reasons. This is actually one of the oldest purposes and uses of the United States Navy. And it's kind of interesting that here we are using the United States Navy for its actual core mission, and yet the media just can't seem to wrap their heads around it.
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Kingsley Wilson
And I wish to the media would realize how incredible that our warfighters are doing these sorts of operations. As you know, Jack, a lot of these operations when you're boarding a vessel and can be incredibly dangerous, especially if individuals on the vessel aren't friendly, which in many instances they are. And yet our brave war fighters sign up to do this kind of hard work to go and seize these vessels to make sure that America's military and maritime dominance in particular are protected all across the seas and all across the world. And I wish that our journalists would maybe shine a light on their incredible bravery. But I might be holding my breath for a little while on that one.
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Lyndon Blake
No.
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Jack Posobic
And unfortunately that it seems to be that on and on again. Now, that being said with when it comes to this, does the United, is the, does the Dow, the USD have plans, any other vessels that are on the radar that are on the bubble for this type of activity, or is it more of an ongoing sweep as indications and warnings, intelligence comes across regarding ships that appear to be violating these sanctions?
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Kingsley Wilson
It's a great question. And I would say this is an ongoing effort. As the secretary alluded to yesterday when he was out visiting some defense companies in Maine and Rhode Island. He talked about how we saw this vessel try to escape when the quarantine was established by President Trump. And we have been tracking it ever since. So we will make sure that if there are any vessels that are sanctioned for this sort of illicit activity coming from Venezuela and the Caribbean, wherever they try to flee, they will not be able to hide from the United States military. We will track them down and we will make sure that they seize them for defying President Trump's very successful quarantine. And we will continue to make sure that we have a strong and safe and secure Western hemisphere.
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Jack Posobic
And that's really what it comes down to. And by the way, I'm looking at some of the data right now, a 21% drop in fentanyl overdoses since this. And it's really a whole of government approach. But when you, when you look at the, the strikes and the drug vessels, when you look at the interdictions and you look at the operations regarding Venezuela and other places, 21% drop, that's a huge deal.
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Kingsley Wilson
And the, it's incredible. And just last night we had another boat strike in the southcom region that was announced by our southcom folks. And we've now got a new combatant commander down there, General Donovan, who is fantastic, really getting after it, doing a great job. And we are going to make sure, as you said, Jackson, that these individuals who are trafficking deadly narcotics to America's shores are taken out no more. The Biden administration turned a blind eye to this, but President Trump means business and we only want to see those fentanyl death numbers continue to plummet. And thanks to President Trump, it's happening.
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Jack Posobic
And you just, you love to see it. It's not a left or right issue. Kingsley Wilson, God bless. Thank you for joining us here. Human Events Daily.
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Kingsley Wilson
Thanks, Jack.
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Guest Supporter
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Jack Posobic
Jack.
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Guest Supporter
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Family Member of Nancy Guthrie
Hi there, everybody. I wanted to come on and just share a few thoughts as we enter into another week of this nightmare. I just want to say, first of all, thank you so much for all of the prayers and the love that we have felt, my sister and brother and I, and that our mom has felt, because we believe that somehow, some way, she is feeling these prayers and that God is lifting her. Even in this moment and in this darkest place, we believe our mom is still out there. We need your help. Law enforcement is working tirelessly around the clock trying to bring her home, trying to find her. She was taken and we don't know where. And we need your help. So I'm coming on just to ask you, not just for your prayers, but no matter where you are, even if you're far from Tucson, if you see anything, you hear anything, if there's anything at all that seems strange to you, that you report to law enforcement. We are at an hour of desperation and we need your help.
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Jack Posobic
Jack Tobik, rebecc We're live here, Human Events Daily, and we've got a lot of questions. The Guthrie family obviously has a lot of questions. And there's now new video and new information that has suddenly been released in the case where nothing seems to add up. And we also heard indications, Fox Digital, of course, had a story out last night we've reported on as well at the Post Millennial, that local law enforcement, the sheriffs there down in this county, Democrat run county, were not working with federal investigators until days after they had requested it, that they were very an icy reception is what we were told, that they were dragging their feet to actually work together. And now suddenly, after 10 days, we get the first video off a NEST camera. I don't understand what's going on here. I don't understand how a video like this doesn't trigger some type of AI response immediately. This is nuts. We got to dig into it. I want to get Lyndon Blake back here from Daily Wire because she's got an incredible story, an incredible show that she's been putting together on it to try to try to connect the dots in this story. And shocking, just within the last few minutes, this new video released. Lyndon, how are you?
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Lyndon Blake
I'm good. How are you?
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Jack Posobic
I'm flabbergasted. So walk us through. What are they saying? Why is it that we are 10 days into this thing and we're only now seeing footage of what. What I have to describe as a suspect? How could you describe it as anything else other than a suspect at when every single day, the sheriffs are saying, there's no suspect. There's no suspect. There's a. There's a suspect. He's right there. He's on the tv. Hey, guys. I think back in the day, they used to call that a clue. What's going on?
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Lyndon Blake
Well, yeah, I think that's the biggest question is what took so long? When Cash Patel put out the images and video, he said, for the last eight days, they've been working with the private sector on this investigation, trying to get those images off that doorbell camera that did not have a subscription. And what we were told by Pima county, that meant whatever you're seeing right there on your scre when it happened in real time, which was around 1:47 in the morning when it was done, it was done because Nancy Guthrie didn't have the subscription to go back in the doorbell camera's memory to get it. And you brought up that point about Pima county having an icy reception to federal agents there that Fox News reported. And, you know, it's day 10 of the search, and for the last eight days, they've been doing this. So that could indicate that that gap where there was that little hesitation of that partnership from 10 days to 8 days where they were working together to get this video. But, I mean, this video is incredible because look how clear it is. I mean, this is something that if you had earlier in the case, this case could have been solved by now, because this is when you start really getting people's wheels turning. You can see clearly in this video the person's eyes. You can see what appears to be a mustache above the person, between the ski mask and some of the videos. You see the person around right there. You see the backpack. You see the way they walk up. I mean, a lot of cases in the past have been solved on grainy video with a person's gate, and you have this person literally looking directly into the camera. And it's just incredible how much evidence is right there. And I think that's why Savannah Guthrie posted almost immediately after this was released. And being like, someone can recognize this person. And I 100 agree.
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Jack Posobic
I mean, I just, I, I, I, if, if this were someone that I knew, right? And they were dressed in this ridiculous, and it is, it just seems to me, ridiculous, extremely amateurish kind of, kind of get up that you would have, you would have to believe that you'd be able to identify them. If I, if this were someone I knew, I'd easily be able to identify them from this footage. And as, as horrific as this is, I still can't get away from the fact of asking, why wasn't this footage out earlier? This should be the very first thing that you do, the very first thing that you start digging on. If you say, hey, there was a ring, camera, nest, camera, whatever it is, get the footage, get the camera footage. Don't be, you know, don't wait for, oh, we're going to be digging around in manholes and septic tanks and all the rest of it. And put, going up there and breaking the timeline and can't even get right whether she's going to church or she's going to a prayer service at her friend's house. I mean the amount of mistakes that we have seen from this sheriff's department, it's, it's actually staggering. And I, I just feel for the people that live in this county that have to have such an incompetent individual being the one who's supposed to be keeping them and their loved ones Safe.
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Lyndon Blake
I mean, 100% like these cases, if you can't tell the public what to look for at all. No vehicle, no footage. No. I mean, truly, this is the first thing in this entire case we've been given, period. And that's incredible on day 10 to have that. It really is mind blowing. And it goes back to, I just saw moments where I hopped on here that, you know, there's tons of media outside Nancy Guthrie's house, but a pizza delivery guy was just able to walk up and attempted to deliver a pizza. I mean, obviously it was probably meant for a media member, but they were so to go up to the blood dripped steps and deliver a pizza to Nancy Guthrie's home. Just like on Monday, that Amazon driver was able to walk right up to the door and drop a pack because.
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Jack Posobic
They didn't, they didn't secure, because they didn't secure the scene. We'll be right back. Human Events Daily. Jack Posovic, the great Lyndon Blake. Jack.
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Guest Supporter
Where's Jack? Where is he? Jack, I want to see you. Great job, Jack.
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Jack Posobic
Thank you.
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Guest Supporter
What a job you do. You know, we have an incredible thing. We're always talking about the fake news and the bad, but we have guys. And these are the guys who've been getting bullishers.
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Jack Posobic
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Lyndon Blake
All right, so yeah, before these images came out, we were told that they should come out this afternoon. They came out a little bit earlier. And I want to just get people up to speed. Before these images came out, the big thing was the ransom note second deadline had passed. And the time frame that was laid out in the deadline, it also passed as of this morning, giving even more I think non credibility to those ransom notes. And so then we get these and what you're looking at right now is the person that Cash Patel said was armed and was tampering with the cameras and ski mask on, backpack there, gloves. He's trying to cover it up. Looking directly in the camera though. So I mean you get very clear shots of his eyes. And in the video it looks like he was trying to at first cover up the camera with some leaves. And there's actually from the video that we've seen of the blood on the front porch, those are the, that's the leaves right there, the vegetation. You see some blood drops on top of that after you know, daylight came up the next day. So these images are huge because this entire time and again we haven't heard from Pima county sheriff in an official media briefing since Thursday. You're saying how can the public be of help you? They just kept saying anything suspicious. Anything suspicious. This is so huge because Jack, you know how a lot of these cases are solved. You, you get this like gut feeling like oh, I may have known someone. Like it wouldn't shock me if this person was involved. Well then you get clear as day video and images and you're like, oh my goodness, that looks just like so and so. So again like you mentioned, these videos images would have been very helpful on day two of the investigation. But we got them on day 10. And right now everyone is being asked to study these videos and images, study the way the person. Again, very distinct features in this video. The eyes are very distinct. When you get the up close shot, it appears there's some type of facial hair, mustache looking thing there you see in that photo. So study these and that tip line wide open. Still $50,000 reward. 1-800- call FBI. But I mean this is the biggest break understatement that we've had in the case. And now people can actually start being on the lookout out and draw connections to if they recognize this person. And then authorities can now continue to just track what they have. And I'm curious now because you know, on Friday the FBI recovered that video from the camera. And you know what else come from the same camera? The front doorbell camera. Yeah, there's a back one. So there's more out there. I hope we get to see that, too. And to your point about the incompetency of this, we're still told no scheduled media briefings even after all this information came out. That is shocking to me because the media, the public, they should be able to ask about these new developments. That's why you have press briefings. But right now, crickets.
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Jack Posobic
Well, and of course, we also have to understand, you know, the question is, is, is also what else was on this camera? Because if this was the camera that, that was active and they are able to recover this footage, I want to know, I want to know what happened an hour before. I want to know what happened a minute before. I want to know 10 minutes before, 10 minutes after this. Do you see a car driving up? Can you tell if it's a, you know, just. If you only hear audio, can you hear the size of the car? Is it, you know, sound like a motorcycle? Does it sound like a jeep? Does it sound like an suv? Whatever, you know, what else? What other? So if this system has footage, it's clearly going to have more than just this. And hopefully, and presumably the FBI will have more clues that they're going to be able to pull off of this other than just the footage of this guy, by the way. And then of course, we also have to ask the question of was there footage of her returning home and when she returned? So walk us through that again, by the way. When she returned home, we were told there was a family member who brought her home from a family dinner. Who was that family member around what time was that? And do we know which. If this was the door that they used?
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Lyndon Blake
So, yeah, this, this starts the walk back circle, which is in the story of this case. Say something up front, take it back a couple days later. This was no different than who dropped her off. Their original reports that it was Annie Guthrie. Then the more confirmed report from Sheriff Chris Nanos, he told, I do believe it was the New York Times, that it was Tomas Osioni, the son in law, that dropped her off, made sure she got in the home safely. And then that was at 9:48. Garage door closed at 9:50. So that was what we were told. But then it was walked back on Thursday. And they're saying it was just a family member. It was just a family member. But to your point, yeah, you should be able to see now who that was. If they can dig back in. The server said, you know, over the last eight days they've been doing some digging. There has to be more they're looking at in that regard of what did it look like when she got home? A lot of people think that she went through the garage because the, the garage door closed. But it begs the question there, there are multiple cameras being found now. So will we see images from those other cameras? Another thing, and you look at the timeline now, we know this is the person that set off at least one of the cameras at 1:47:7 camera. Forty minutes went by before the 228Pacemaker disconnected from the cell phone. That is a long time for this person. If this is the, you know, again, it's not being called a suspect. This is just, it's the person that was tampering with the camera. Potential suspect is what the verbiage law enforcement is using. But that is such a long time to be hanging out in this home, to be doing things in this home. And he seems very calm there, just casually walking back after he knows the camera is on. Walking back to the vegetation, picking some up. Oh, let me go back up to it. Try to cover it up again. I mean, it's just weird. Call it what it is, it's weird. The timeline was weird. The amount of time it was there, it just gives off, well, whoever this is, they were familiar.
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Jack Posobic
So, so it does seem like someone who has a familiarity, someone who is clearly not ever done this sort of thing before. You also see that there's only one individual apparently in this video. It does not seem like a group of people, a ring, if you will. Where in, you know, in professional abductions or people who do this cartel or others, they never just send one person. It's always multiples. There's always a team, you know, because there's always issues. You have to carry someone if you've, if you've knocked them out, you have to be able to secure them, et cetera. It's extremely rare that you would only see one person in an abduction. There's no question about that. And, and again, you know, it gets into questions about this ransom. What really went on? What was the plan? Was this perhaps a ransom that went, went bad? A ransom, you know, attempt that went wrong by someone who was an amateur? You know, we still don't know that. But one thing, and, and, and by the way, and I'm just going to say it, that this, there's a real question now. If you got a ring camera, you got nest camera, whatever it is, and you don't have a subscription, does that mean they're not storing the data? Because it sure seems like they're storing that on their servers, which is, you know, obviously raises quite a few questions there as well for folks that if they want to get it, they certainly can and they certainly are able to. Coming up on a break. But I just have to say this, this sheriff, that sheriff has got to go. I'm sorry, that sheriff has absolutely got to go down there. Pima County. You guys can, you guys can do way better than this Sheriff Chris Nanos. He has lost all credibility. He needs to step down. He needs to step down and let someone who's actually competent at law enforcement do the job right back here. Human Events Daily.
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Jack Posobic
Amen. JACK pasoic, we're back live here. Human Events Daily. So we got all this new reporting regarding the Nancy Guthrie case. I'm just going to pull some stuff up that NBC, of course, is breaking a lot of this and it's, it's certainly existential for them because they're dealing with a case that involves one of their biggest stars, which is certainly driving a lot of the interest in this as well as the now we can see this incredibly amateurish individual on camera. We know that FBI Director Cash Patel has visited the Tucson command center in the Guthrie case on Monday. According to NBC News, he was brought to Arizona on preplanned travel but spent some time with investigators. We saw that information regarding the pizza delivery driver. The Guthrie family, it's being reported, does not recognize the individual seen breaking the mother's doorbell camera. And this is, of course, is why the FBI has made it public. So they're saying they're not sure who it was. We're seeing that the it has previously been revealed that the doorbell camera is disconnected at 1:47am Feb. 1 and that home surveillance software detected movement at 2:12am but there is no video of that detected movement. So it's unclear whether it was a person, animal or what else. The White House itself has shared out this information. Now Cash Patel has shared it from his account. There is an a reward that the FBI is offering up to $50,000 for anyone was information on being able to identify that leads to the identification of this suspect of this individual and Again, just one of the most horrific things that I've seen. But look. And I want to bring Lyndon Blake back in here. But, you know, from my, just my cursory view, I've only seen this just as we were going live to air here. This does not seem to me like someone who is a professional. This does not seem to me like someone who's ever done this type of thing before. And it seems to me like this is someone who's, you know, watched too many movies, watched too much Breaking Bad and thought, hey, maybe I can do that to get some, some money maybe. You know, obviously look for someone who's got financial issues as a way to, you know, as a, as a motive or a driver here. So that's, that's just kind of a cursory view. But again, the lack of any type of backup whatsoever really stands out to me. Lyndon, your thoughts?
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Lyndon Blake
Yeah, going back to amateur hour, I think that's what a lot of law enforcement are going to say about this as well, because, you know, this guy, girl, couldn't quickly figure out how to get a camera off a mount and make it stop working. It fails right there, as you can see, and he turns around. I don't know what the thought process behind. Let me get some leaves from a bush and try to cover it up. Like, he.
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Jack Posobic
Well, it doesn't, doesn't seem to. There doesn't seem to be any planning whatsoever on how to disable the camera before his arrival at all, which goes.
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Lyndon Blake
Back to, like, in more sophisticated operations. I mean, you are, you are walking up with authority. Boom, boom, boom. Like, you're done. You punch it, you do something to quickly do it. And this, I mean, or perhaps, I.
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Jack Posobic
Don'T know, wear a hat to block.
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Lyndon Blake
Your eyes from or, you know, put it on sunglasses.
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Jack Posobic
Yeah, basic.
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Lyndon Blake
It's crazy.
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Jack Posobic
It's a really basic, you know, things that, that, that professional. I, I don't mean to laugh because it's not a laughing matter, but I mean, it's, it's just such. I mean, he's, he's grabbing some plants that are nearby and then trying to cover it up. Like he, like, like, like he hadn't even, it hadn't even occurred to him that the camera might even be there.
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Lyndon Blake
Like, what do you think? The, the leaves are just going to stick? It makes no sense. And again, it's just amateur hour turning around. Like, just the, the fumble here is incredible, but also good for law enforcement because you have 30 seconds of video this guy given or girl given, every single angle Possibly that you could give.
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Jack Posobic
I'm gonna say I'm gonna come. I'm gonna come down. I think it's a guy. I, I think I. That looks like a guy to me. It doesn't look a girl to me at all. Just. You mentioned the fate when you see the facial hair, when you see the movements, when you see the. Just, just the size in general, I seems like a guy to me. You know, that'd be my first look. And also just understanding the profile of people who commit these kind of crimes. It'd be extremely rare to see that be a female. Also. We haven't, we haven't talked about this, but it does appear to be. And I'm seeing some, some people are commenting that there appears to be a firearm either, you know, in a waist holster or maybe in a pocket. Are you able to. Have you. Have you dug into that at all?
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Lyndon Blake
Well, we knew, we know that the person was armed because Cash Patel said this armed person went up to the camera. We'll call the guy. Like you said, I think it's a guy too. The armed man walks up. So we know that there was something. And I think that they're the. The gun's not like holstered properly. But you can see on his left side right there. Can you make out like, is he trying to like hold the gun there, like in the waistband or something? I mean, that's where I'm looking when I, when I'm looking for. The gun is over there in like the left hand area, trying to conceal it or something on that end.
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Jack Posobic
But again, behind him, it almost looks like you're seeing some kind of, you know, some headlight. To me, it looks like a reflection and some headlights and a wheelbase that are being reflected in the back. Again, I'm just going through this as we're, as we're live. I haven't looked at any of this live reacting, but sure, yeah, but again, there's so many clues here. It's just over and over. The boots, by the way, there are the boots. That's the type of boots you're looking for. So from the boots you can get the impressions of the feet. From the impressions of the feet, you can, you can in generally say, hey, we're looking for someone who's around this size. This, you can get his height obviously off of this by judging his height based on the, you know, the. When he walks through the awning, again, you're looking for someone who's around this height, around this type of. Has this type of gate, has These type of boots has this type of firearm. If you can tell which firearm it is, it looks like a handgun. I would say, obviously, just given where it's, you know, given where it's at, you know, maybe a Glock or something like that, or a Sig, you know, common. You know, a common handgun. Taurus. I don't know. Depending on if he's got a Taurus.
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Lyndon Blake
You can easily measure the arch. And then when he's standing right there and get a height just like that.
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Jack Posobic
Yeah, that's exactly the same way they do when, you know, when you're. When you're out one of those convenience stores or a gas station, and they have that height chart that's right on the doorway. And that's why it's there, boys and girls, because if you want to give a quick description, it's a really fast way to be able to do that. And so this footage absolutely gives you the ability to give you the height from the. The foot impressions. You might even be able to get the weight, even the sense, you know, you've got, obviously someone who's, you know, I wouldn't say obese, but overweight, you know, someone that you're looking for here, there's no question. Facial hair. And again, you know, someone who's not done. And unfortunately, and this is where I want to get serious for a second, unfortunately, the fact that this doesn't appear to be someone who's done something like this before, that raises the threat profile of risk of mishaps, of emergencies and things not going well, where he may lose control of the individual, of the victim. And, you know, let's say he's got rope or some type of cord in that backpack with the attempt to, you know, with the intent to. To tie them up. Well, with that, you know, it only. It only remains to be seen what. What happened with that gun or whatever else. If this is something that someone had never attempted before and doesn't have anyone else there to be able to hold the individual down, why you tie them up or something like that. And I think it's. I think it's really horrific. I think it's absolutely horrific. So walk us through. If people have been able to, let's say someone's watching and they've seen this, how can they respond? How can they react? How can they contact law enforcement?
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Lyndon Blake
Well, the big number that's been given out is simple. 1-800-call FBI. Savannah has posted that she's made two posts on Instagram since this video and image was released in the last couple of hours saying, please call this number. She firmly believes I say she. I'm talking about Savannah Guthrie, that her mom is still alive, that Nancy is still alive and someone's going to be able to recognize a person on the video. And I agree. I think this is incredibly clear video from a doorbell camera. And this is the break that the case needed. So 1-800- call FBI. And again, you just start thinking if you have just ran into someone, maybe we've seen it for other cases, Elizabeth Smart, these other missing person cases, you could just have an inkling or something. That's a gut feeling. And then you see this and a light bulb goes off. Call.
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Jack Posobic
There's a possibility. I've also heard Linden, where can people go to follow you and get access to the new show you're putting together with Daily Wire?
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Lyndon Blake
Okay. Yeah, we're deep diving into this every day on Daily Wire. It'll be on the Daily Wire platforms. It's called Finding Nancy Guthrie. It's also available on Apple and Spotify. And we will have an episode today where we discuss all of this.
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Jack Posobic
God bless you, Lyndon. Thank you so much us for joining. Joining us, incredible developments, ladies and gentlemen. As always, you have my permission to lay ashore.