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You are about to hear the most interesting, informative, thought provoking and funny show in America on air and on the World Wide web. This is the Rob Carson show. Over the past four years, agents visited 1200 homes, businesses, conducted more than a thousand interviews, reviewed about 39,000 video files. Harris they also went through more than 600 or so tips relating to this investigation. We reported just a little while ago, the man that is in custody, his name is Brian Cole Jr. In his early 30s from Woodbridge, Virginia. That's where that what we're being told court authorized activity is being is taking place right now. I should say he was picked up earlier this morning, taken into custody in federal custody. Right now we're expecting to hear from Attorney General General Bondi, FBI Director Cash Patel, and U.S. attorney Jeanine Pirro at some point later today. And I will note that the FBI did have a reward of $500,000, a half a million dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person behind this. All right, so there you go. That is the Brian Cole is the guy who they have in custody being the pipe bomber, not the woman that Glenn Beck was convinced because of her body language was the pipe bomber, who's a Capitol Police officer. That's what we know. Brian Cole is the guy's name. I guess he's living in Woodbridge, Virginia. Very nice house by the way. It's one of these houses that probably about a buck and a half, maybe, maybe two bucks as far as millions of dollars, that's how expensive those houses are in Woodridge, Virginia. So I don't know what he does for a living, if you know, in fact, he's the pipe bomber, whatever. Here is John Solomon talking with Steve.
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On Steve Bannon's war room this morning, zeroing in on a gentleman whom they arrested this morning in Northern Virginia. And the way this case was cracked was about a month or six weeks ago, Bongino, who was the lead on it and Patel decided to take the old agents off the case and put a new team on it. Now there was a little resistance, as there always is in the FBI. I wonder why. The FBI gave Bongino and Patel a terrible review the other day. Any form of change. But the new team came in, they applied some new ideas to new technologies and some of the evidence that was sitting right in front of and pulled their heads out of their butts. Them with fresh eyes was, yeah, followed and it was able to be led to this gentleman who they arrested a little bit ago. We don't know much about five years they've been working on this friggin case and the FBI did nothing until Bongino and Patel took over his ideology or his intentions or his motives yet. And one of the things that FBI officials stressed with me this morning is that this is really the beginning, the arrest is the beginning of trying to understand how this operation was conducted, who's behind it, whether there are more conspirators or whether this is a lone wolf still. All of that to be determined. But a really extraordinary effort by almost five years later with a fresh set of eyes and a different approach. The FBI that couldn't solve the case for four and a half years solves it very much like the way the Charlie Kirk investigation occurred. In the first few hours there were a lot of FBI agents in Old Guard that didn't want to put the suspect's photo op. But Cash Patel and Pagino insisted because the old guard FBI were completely corrupt, you see, and they need to gut the damned agency. I was going to be key to getting the father to flip and they put the photo out, the father flips and of course you get that arrest. As we see, what you're seeing is a different mentality in the FBI. And yeah, they actually want to do something. Plays out in two different ways. First you see successes that we haven't seen in a while. Lots of arrests, cases solved that had not been solved called doing something. That's what the Trump administration is doing for a long time. Other cases which could have gone on for months being solved in 33 hours, like Charlie Kirk's assassin. The second part is it results in a lot of whining from FBI people who think they know what's better. And you see that even in the Miranda Devine story earlier this week. You've got these grousers and grouchers because the truth of the matter is Donald, Donald Trump ordered Patel and Bongino to break glass at the FBI. They broke glass, yeah. And now the FBI is doing things differently. They're succeeding. But there are people who want to focus on the whining and crying, not actually the success of what the FBI has been doing. The way they solved this case was fresh thinking. They were fresh thinking. Or how about just, I don't know, not being a bunch of friggin bureaucrats in a building in Washington D.C. sitting on your asses doing nothing, waiting for a new billion dollar building to be built in the D.C. area. And that's out the window. They spread people across the country and we are looking at the lowest murder rate in recorded history because FBI agents are all over the country. Crime coming down all over the country because FBI agents are finally, and I'm not saying anything about the, you know, your average FBI agent, but clearly the agency has been rife with corruption since its inception in the Woodrow Wilson administration. It has been completely corrupt, used by the government through Hoover and beyond. They thought they cleaned it up during, you know, the, in the 70s, you know, and they didn't. And then we find out they, they were weaponized against Donald Trump and his voters and all of that. So it looks like something's finally been done. I guess Brian Cole is the guy's name that they have a suspect. He's in his 30s. Woodbridge, Virginia is the pipe bomber. That's what I know. That's what I know. And I just had to learn that the last few minutes, for crying out loud, I've been here for the last few hours getting the show ready because, you know, there's a lot of stuff going on, I mean a lot is that we are getting a Christmas early. We're finding out the man who was a heartbeat away from the dumbest president possibly in the history of mankind, Kamala Harris, who fortunately lost, but that jackweed would have been a heartbeat away from the presidency. And we find out that the state of Minnesota is so rotten, rotten with corruption and this goes all the way to the top, it is going to result in people going to the jail, hopefully Ilhan Omar going the hell back to Somalia. It is like remarkable. And of course the left is calling all of us racist for thinking so poorly of the Somali community. Even though the Somali community spreads around the world like a virus, stealing and, and, and embezzling from good hearted charities around the world. It's, it's proven. Not all Somalians of course, but a good damn share of them. You know, for all of you who said, you know, we're ugly Americans, how about ugly Somalians? It sounds like the Somalians are pretty ugly and they come from the, the trailer park, the meth lab trailer park of the world which is the country of Somalia. Here's Rob Schmidt. Local governments in the state spent $22 billion on public welfare in 2022. 30 budget went to public welfare and they want to import refugees from Africa. In 2023, Minnesota spent nearly 46,000 on welfare per person in poverty, the fastest growing category in Minnesota's budget. And they want to import non English speaking refugees from Africa. Anybody with a functioning brain, I'm going to tell you the Democrat party with the spending, the emergency spending during COVID where they increase the size of the federal government by like 40%. They looted our treasury. They did it not only in Washington D.C. but in Democrat run states around the country. Oh my goodness. Understand that you cannot import tens of thousands of non English speaking refugees into a state and then just sign them up for various welfare and entitlement programs. Trump says 88% of Somali refugees are on at least one welfare program. Yeah. Yeah. And today not one challenge that number from Trump. Nobody challenged. Yeah. And I mentioned this morning on the social media, I did a video because there's no national coverage of the scandal from the letter networks in the state of Minnesota or Minneapolis, which says one thing to me. The Democrats are involved in it. Duh. That's why they ignored it. It is a massive scandal to the tune of billions of dollars. And the national media, abc, cbs, NBC, pbs, npr, none of them are covering it. The Democrats are knee deep in it. Duh. That's the way it goes. This is Bill Glahn with the New American Project. It's gonna be more than a billion dollars. In Minnesota, a local prosecutor, the head prosecutor for white collar crime at the federal U.S. attorney's office. He is on record as saying his office is prosecuting over 1 billion with a B dollars worth of fraud and he's only got half a dozen prosecutors.
