Rooster in Review: Angels & Demons
Special Investigator Littman reveals another interesting nugget from Ohio State's Charlie Kirk document dump.
On Thursday, Max Littman, Special Investigator to The Rooster, irrefutably proved that the highest levels of Ohio State’s administration agreed to a moment of silence for slain conservative podcaster Charlie Kirk on Sept. 13.
That plan remained in place until roughly three hours after The Rooster accurately reported it during the evening hours of Sept. 12.
Buried in the records return was another illuminating exchange between Melissa Shivers, the Ohio State Senior Vice President for Student Life and Ohio State’s Turning Point USA Chapter.
It’s worth remembering that it was the Ohio State Turning Point USA chapter that, only years ago, launched the Nazi-adjacent “Groypers” into stardom by allowing one of Nick Fuentes’s pimply-faced disciples to ask revolting questions in the name of public discourse.
Beyond that, it’s also somewhat baffling that an Ohio State executive offered condolences to a group that not only encouraged targeted harassment of university employees, but was also led by a man who called the Civil Rights Act “a mistake” and deemed college to be a “waste of time and money.”
Vice President Shivers went a step further—while also revealing that Ohio State Turning Point isn’t even an officially recognized student group—in letting her boss, President Ted “Slapshot” Carter, know she had extended her well-wishes to the group.
Roughly a half hour later, President Slapshot responded from his Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone:
We now know what happened next: Roughly 24 hours later, the ball would start rolling on a moment of silence for Kirk before Ohio State kicked off against Ohio University on Sept. 13.
Would Ohio State have debased itself on a national stage if not for The Rooster accurately reporting on the plan the night prior?
We may never know….
It’s not looking good for ol’ Leslie Wexner…
Ohio State survivors are turning up the heat on Leslie Wexner’s decades-long friendship with Jeffrey Epstein. It’s a connection that The Rooster plans to carry into 2026, while targeting politicians who, for reasons only known to them, have accepted Wexner’s money in the past six years.
On Thursday, The New York Times released a deep dive into Epstein’s origins and apparent addiction to being a financial scammer. It further cements that Epstein and Donald Trump were longtime friends who enjoyed each other’s sexual depravity with young women.
The Times piece does a disservice to its readers, however, by painting Wexner as one of Epstein’s most lucrative “marks.”
That notion—peddled by the Wexners since 2019—always strained credulity, the last strands of which evaporated when Epstein’s email inbox came to light last month.
Drop Site News put a further nail in that coffin, as if one were needed, on Friday, with a deep dive into how Epstein repurposed planes from the Iran-Contra Affair into Wexner’s private lingerie fleet via the infamous Southern Transport Group.
To compound Wexner’s problems, the Epstein Files were supposed to be released today, in full.
However, the Department of Justice has declared it won’t be able to meet that deadline—probably because there is too much good news about Trump in them for the American people to handle in one payload—and will be releasing a second dump of “hundreds of thousands of documents” in the “coming weeks.”
This week in The Rooster…
Woody or Wexner? Ohio State’s exoneration of Leslie Wexner looks further suspect as the Central Ohio billionaire continues to evade subpoena service in the class-action lawsuit against the university.
The Wexners haven’t been honest about Jeffrey Epstein in 18 years. The Wexners’ original defense about Jeffrey Epstein has evaporated in the face of new evidence.
Special Investigation: Ohio State aborted planned moment of silence after Charlie Kirk’s killing. Public records show the highest levels of Ohio State’s administation agreed to a plan that one university dean predicted would lead to public blowback.
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Until then… stay frosty, my friends!
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I find it disturbing that Melissa Shivers would write to the president that "by now you've probably heard PRESIDENT TRUMP'S announcement of Charlie Kirk's death." This was widespread public news virtually the minute it happened. This implies that OSU gets all its news and guidance from Trump. It feels creepy.
OSU student life leadership in the upper levels is notoriously toxic and lapdogs for whatever administration is in place at the time. Decades of this have made student life a swamp of sycophants and bootlicking incompetents. AIPAC does massive recruiting at the college level and requires collaboration with student life to pull that off.