Before 9/11, the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City in 1995 was one of the deadliest traumas to brand the American psyche. In addition to the death toll of 168 (including 19 children), the bombing injured almost 700 others and affected hundreds of nearby buildings, causing over $650 million in damage.

In four episodes, Tucker Carlson’s 2026 docuseries The OKCBOMB Files takes a close look at the numerous holes in officialdom’s story, which persists in painting the incident as an attack by hateful “lone wolves” rather than, as Catherine argues, an intelligence operation with broader objectives.

Carlson concludes that an event of this magnitude had to have involved more than Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols: It needed “professionals—in demolitions, surveillance, and misdirection … men [to] plan the getaway, watch for police, and secure the target.” Margaret Roberts, former news director of America’s Most Wanted and author of Blowback: The Untold Story of the FBI and the Oklahoma City Bombing, says, “What common sense tells us is the hidden truth here—almost to the degree of it being an open secret—is that this was a conspiracy, a plot that went far beyond Timothy McVeigh.”

Through dramatizations and interviews, the docuseries highlights how the FBI continually massaged the narrative—propagating disinformation, suppressing evidence, and coercing (or attempting to coerce) eyewitnesses. When witness John Linehan wanted to draw the FBI a map of what he had observed, a tableful of interrogators sternly told him, “There will be nothing in writing here.”

“There will be nothing in writing” could also characterize the fascinating way in which the Oklahoma City bombing intersects with Catherine’s biography and the 1995 role of her company, Hamilton Securities, as lead financial advisor for the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). As it happens, the Murrah Building contained regional offices for multiple federal agencies, including HUD. Catherine has explained—in her 2019-20 Deep State Tactics 101 audio series (Part III) and in a 2013 interview with Jon Rappoport—that the OKC bombing conveniently deprived Hamilton Securities of a planned opportunity to obtain important records on defaulted mortgages from Region 6, which included Texas (the Bushes) and Arkansas (the Clintons):

“I had been very worried. We were going to go into the Murrah Building and get the due diligence files on the defaulted mortgages, including in Region 6, which included the mortgage files from the Clinton [narcotics] operation in [Mena,] Arkansas [when Clinton was governor]. [Hillary Clinton’s law firm was said to have been involved as counsel to the Arkansas housing agency.] I kept wondering, ‘How is this going to work if we sell [auction off] all these [defaulted mortgage] files?’ Sure enough, we never got them because, immediately before we went in to get them, they blew up. That, of course, was never mentioned by the media; they were too busy making Tim McVeigh out to be a member of the crazy militia.”

There was so much fraud reflected in some of the mortgage files (for example, guarantees on non-existent loans or multiple guarantees for a single loan) that those who were behind the fraud would have been willing to do almost anything to get control of or destroy the files. Notably, 9/11, too, destroyed a number of compromising financial records. This is why Catherine advises that “it’s best not to work in buildings that house documentation on mortgage fraud—they tend to blow up!”

The OKCBOMB Files does not delve into the “why’s” of the bombing, preferring to focus on the cover-up of the “who,” and in that sense, the docuseries falls short. Catherine’s story helps point to at least one of the missing pieces.

Members of the Tucker Carlson Network can watch The OKCBOMB Files HERE.