
The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show Hour 3 - Julie Kelly on the Pipe Bomber
Dec 4, 2025
Julie Kelly, an investigative journalist known for her insightful reporting on January 6th, joins the discussion surrounding the recent arrest of alleged pipe bomber Brian Cole Jr. They delve into the striking revelation that the FBI's case against him relied on renewed focus rather than new evidence. Julie raises concerns about political motivations in the investigation, particularly given Cole's possible ties to Antifa. The conversation challenges the prevailing narrative of the Capitol riot, suggesting broader implications for federal law enforcement practices.
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New Leadership Reopened Old Evidence
- The new FBI leadership solved the pipe-bomb case by reexamining existing evidence rather than finding new leads.
- Hosts argue the Biden DOJ/FBI deprioritized the case for years, raising questions about political motive and selective enforcement.
Enforcement Disparity Raises Suspicion
- Clay Travis emphasizes the disparity in enforcement between Jan 6 defendants and the pipe-bomb investigation.
- He suggests the Biden-era DOJ may have avoided pursuing the case because its trail contradicted the prevailing narrative.
Contextualizing Jan 6 With Prior Unrest
- Clay links January 6 to prior months of left-wing riots and suggests political context influenced investigative priorities.
- He argues arresting a left-wing pipe bomber would have undermined the dominant Jan 6 insurrection narrative.



