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Trump’s Social Media Advisor Reveals All: Epstein, Iran, and Mark Levin’s Israeli Propaganda

Explore episode Jun 26, 2026
True Crime
Charlie Kirk's Murder: Tucker Demands a Real Investigation

Trump’s Social Media Advisor Reveals All: Epstein, Iran, an… · Jun 26, 2026 True Crime

Tucker Carlson called the FBI directly about whether people who appeared to have foreknowledge of Charlie Kirk's death were interviewed. He got no clear answer. He raises questions about spousal privilege being invoked for the shooter's partner and a man who claimed credit then got charged with child pornography. His demand is simple: foreclose nothing until there's a trial.

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Charlie Kirk's Murder: Investigation Questions and Social Media Exploitation

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Tucker clarifies what he did and did not say about Charlie Kirk's murder: he never claimed Israel did it, only that he refuses to foreclose possibilities before a trial and that the FBI should be interviewing people who appeared to have foreknowledge. He describes calling the FBI at the highest level and asking whether those individuals had been interviewed — getting no clear answer. Joe Kent, he says, referred leads to the DOJ that were ignored. Additional anomalies Tucker raises: spousal privilege being invoked to protect the shooter's partner, a person who claimed credit immediately after the shooting and then got arrested on child pornography charges, and the fact that no one Tucker knows has actually seen footage of Tyler Robinson pulling the trigger despite being told it exists. Bruesewitz pushes back gently on the more speculative claims but agrees the investigation deserves full transparency and that using Charlie's death for foreign policy agendas is wrong. Both are visibly emotional; Bruesewitz describes crying when he saw the footage of Kirk being shot.

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