"Sounds crazy but probably true" - Fans react to Bryce Mitchell's wild inside job theory about 9/11

UFC featherweight contender Bryce Mitchell has a reputation in the MMA community for being a fringe believer. In saying that, the 29-year-old is a flat earth proponent, an anti-establishment commentator, and a conspiracy theory advocate.

While his ideas on Earth's shape as a plane or disk have received significant exposure, it was his take on the September 11, 2001 attack on the World Trade Center and Pentagon that provoked attention.

Mitchell joined Patrick Bet-David on the PBD Podcast where he addressed topics like the future of the United States, a possible Civil War, and that Firamament is real. During the discourse, he also shed light on the persistence of the fringe movement that blames the U.S. government for the 2001 terrorist attack. He said:

"I'm telling you I know and I knew when I was sixteen that our government orchestrated 9/11 and brought them towers down. I know! I know white rich politicians brought down them twin towers."

Check out Mitchell's comments below:

Fans were split in their views on Mitchell's comments. However, several fans sided with 'Thug Nasty', writing:

"Sounds crazy but probably true though."

"You would think more people would have this revelation in their life. But it’s too hard of a truth."

"That's the only thing I've ever agreed with Mitchell on"

Meanwhile, some fans didn't subscribe to his opinion. They wrote:

"Why do you take him seriously?"

"Just to clarify Bryce Mitchell was not 16 when 9/11 happened"

"Mitchell is the best troll of our MMA generation. A thespian actor in disguise. I love it."

Check out some of the reactions below:

Fans react to Bryce Mitchell claiming 9/11 was an inside job [Images courtesy: @SpinninBackfist on X]

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Bryce Mitchell slams tech tycoon Elon Musk

Bryce Mitchell unleashed a fiery rant against the CEO of Tesla Motors Elon Musk in the aforementioned episode of the PDB Podcast.

During his rant, he claimed that Musk's SpaceX program is a deceptive scheme and referenced the Book of Revelation. He also asserted that Neuralink, an implantable brain-computer developed by Musk's company, is the groundwork for the "Mark of the Beast."

He said:

"Somebody that has fooled everybody, but he simply cannot fool me, Elon Musk. I think that he could possibly be, now I could be wrong... But based off of what I think, he could possibly be the 'False Prophet' who presents the 'Mark of the Beast' to the world and presents the 'Anti-Christ' on the world stage. That's how evil I think he is."

Catch Mitchell's comments below (26:45):