I don't know if there have been or not (and likely you don't either).

I do know that there is not one shred of evidence that Tom Cotton did what Huckster claimed he did in that interview, and Huckster didn't even bother with any because people like you out there don't require any.

And I'm not the one that offered that up as an example of "things you can't find out about anywhere else." I'm also not the one defending it right now.

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The entirety of my adult life has been defined by narratives being framed as conspiracy theories that ended up being true.

bullshite.

You populists always do this. Yeah, conspiracies happen and some conspiracy theories turn out to be true. But the overwhelming majority don't. But you guys completely forget about the ones that don't. Like they never existed.

I was told that Biden was allowing all those illegals in country during his administration so that he could arm them and turn them against American citizens.

I was told that "they" controlled the weather and made it bad during the last Iowa Caucus for the purpose of suppressing voter turnout to hurt Trump.

I was told that the COVID vaccine was for the purpose of microchipping the public, that it was an intentional bioweapon used to "thin the population" so that "The Elites" could enslave society for a "New World Order," that 5G cell technology either caused or exacerbated COVID, that cures were intentionally withheld for profit (which is only the last of a long list of things that 'The Elite' supposedly withhold cures for), and that people dying from it was a hoax.

I was told that Sandy Hook (as well as every mass shooting in the last six years as well as about half of the international events that have occurred, including the protests currently happening in Minnesota) was a false flag. I can't remember what all of those "false flags" were supposed to distract everyone from, though the Epstein files is what has been invoked throughout all of 2025. False flags have accounted for probably 3 dozen conspiracy claims alone.

I could go on and on. I could probably name a couple dozen more just about the Joos—none of which have EVER been proven to be true—and those are all just what I could name that have been posted on this board.

Y'all are like gamblers who forget about the 50 hands and $5,000 you lost and all that's real to you are the 2 hands and $500 you won.

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So no I don’t GAF what you want to call “specious nonsense”

I'm quite sure you don't. You don't care about anything—evidence, facts, nothing. When you're proven wrong you just claim that the authority that proved you wrong is part of the conspiracy. Same with not being proven right. You just did it in the part that I didn't quote.

"There's no proof, but it's only because the people who know are part of the conspiracy and they won't tell."

You're defending a video of Huckster making a claim that he didn't even bother to act like he had any evidence for that was posted (and he doesn't work for the NYT, so why didn't he prove his own claim?) as an example of how you're so smart that you populists find out stuff that average people don't know.

It's because you don't actually know what critical thinking is. You think critical thinking is hearing Candace Owens or Huckster Carlson say something like, "Think about who benefitted from this happening," and then just swallowing whatever the explanation is because that's as deep as you think about it. Without any evidence whatsoever.

I only hope you never turn up an a jury anywhere because all the prosecution will have to do is tell you that the accused stood to benefit from the crime (just like anybody else who might have committed it). That's all the "evidence" you need.

And you think that makes you smarter.