Topic: Standoff

A police standoff in San Francisco involving a murder suspect, Joel Armstrong, resulted in 65 shots fired by seven officers at an RV. Despite the high volume of fire, no one was hit. The hosts mock the lack of accuracy and the police's reliance on shouting rather than using bullhorns during the confrontation.

New evidence in the shooting of Oregon occupier LaVoy Finicum suggests that FBI Hostage Rescue Team (HRT) operators fired shots that they failed to disclose to investigators. Federal authorities are now investigating why the agents withheld information about the rounds fired at Finicum's truck during the roadside confrontation.

LaVoy Finicum, a spokesman for the Oregon occupation group, was shot and killed by law enforcement during a traffic stop. Conflicting accounts emerge, with the FBI claiming Finicum reached for a weapon while an eyewitness in the vehicle, Victoria Sharp, asserts he had his hands up and was executed. The hosts note the lack of immediate transparency from federal authorities compared to other high-profile shootings.

Details of the five-hour standoff at the Von Helding estate reveal that agents heard a gunshot before entering to find Eade dead. The hosts note that Eade had no prior convictions and was active in AIDS charities. They highlight the presence of a Russian roommate, Damian Dmitrikovsky, and speculate about potential "spy stuff" or deeper Hollywood scandals.

A naval standoff occurred in the South China Sea between the USNS Impeccable and Chinese vessels. While the initial confrontation involved water hoses, the US has since dispatched armed destroyers to escort surveillance ships in the region. The hosts question the official narrative and the strange appearance of the vessels involved.