Snapshot · Candace
Charlie Kirk texted the night before his death that he was 'done with Israel,' and had declined to have Netanyahu on his show, signaling a major shift away from pro-Israel positions.
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In what Owens frames as a corporate-wide crash-out, Andrew Kolvet posted a tweet calling Owens a liar — and in doing so, confirmed the two most important facts she had been claiming since September: that Charlie Kirk politely declined to have Netanyahu on the show, and that Kirk later took a call from Netanyahu after writing him a letter [1] — Candace Owens "Andrew Kolvet tweeted to call Candace Owens a liar, then in the same tweet conceded that Charlie Kirk declined to have Netanyahu on his sho…" 42:10 . Owens has maintained this story without changing a word since she first reported it, attributing it to Kolvet as her source. She walks through the psychology of Kolvet's tweet: he accuses her of lying, then immediately validates the core truth, essentially arguing she was right about the setup but fabricated the conclusion. Owens isn't buying it. She argues that everything she reported — the Hampton Summit, Netanyahu's offer, Charlie saying no — came directly from Kolvet himself, and has since been corroborated by a family friend of Kolvet's who confirmed he complained about losing income when Kirk declined. She closes the segment by calling Kolvet 'the Judas of the story,' accusing him of ten months of cowardly silence while publicly knowing Kirk feared for his life, had turned against Israel, and had texted the night before his death that he was done.
Andrew Kolvet's own tweet conceded that Charlie Kirk politely declined to have Netanyahu on his show — the central claim Candace Owens had been making since at least September.
Andrew Kolvet tweeted to call Candace Owens a liar, then in the same tweet conceded that Charlie Kirk declined to have Netanyahu on his show and later took a call from him. Owens has maintained this exact story since September without changing a word.
Charlie Kirk texted the night before his death that he was done with Israel. He had already declined to have Netanyahu on his podcast. Owens argues this ideological shift away from the pro-Israel cause is at the heart of why he was targeted.
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