Snapshot · Candace
Frank Turek claims he performed CPR on Charlie Kirk in the car, directly contradicting Brian Harpole's repeated statements that no CPR was ever performed.
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Owens plays a new clip of Frank Turek on a podcast claiming he conducted CPR on Charlie Kirk and was approximately one foot away from him in the car. She immediately juxtaposes this with Brian Harpole's repeated statements that CPR was never performed because they were focused on the wound. She argues the discrepancy is impossible to explain away — you do not forget whether CPR was done, and Charlie Kirk at 6'3" physically could not have been made flat enough in a cramped SUV for CPR to be performed. She accuses Turek of lying, notes his military background, and says the entire contradiction 'gives psychological operations.' She suspects both men are lying but says Harpole's version is at least internally consistent. [1] — Candace Owens "Frank Turek says he performed CPR on Charlie Kirk in the car. Brian Harpole has said twice on podcasts that no CPR was ever done. Both can'…" 34:15
Frank Turek says he performed CPR on Charlie Kirk in the car. Brian Harpole has said twice on podcasts that no CPR was ever done. Both can't be right — and Owens says Charlie was 6'3", making CPR in a cramped SUV physically implausible anyway. She accuses Turek of lying and suggests his military background makes him a psyop asset.
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