Let’s Put Some Charlie Kirk Conspiracies To Rest, Shall We?

Alex Clark, a content creator for TPUSA, sat down with Andrew Kolvet, Charlie’s executive producer and best friend, to talk all things conspiracy surrounding Charlie’s life and death.  It’s gross how so many people have felt the need to just say random crap about Charlie, or even make up lies about him, now that he is no longer here.  (Looking at you, Candace.) But, Alex got to the bottom of many of those.  Including, the Israel conspiracies, whether he was converting to Catholicism, and more.

Conspiracy theory: Charlie was offered $150 million from Israel. 

Truth: As far as anyone knows, that wasn’t true.

Andrew told Alex that as far as he was aware, Charlie was never offered that money from Israel.  He went on to say that even if that had been true, if he had been offered the money, Charlie never would have taken it.  Alex and Andrew both confirmed that Charlie was very much a man of his word.  He refused to take foreign money.  He also refused money from his own government.  That is not what he wanted for his organization.  So, the fact that people are saying he was being bought by Israel is simply just not true.

Conspiracy theory: Charlie was converting to Catholicism.

Truth: He wasn’t.

Per Andrew, Charlie loved the old traditional ways of a Catholic mass.  He and Erika loved cathedrals.  However, he still had fundamental issues with some part of Catholicism.  Alex even mentioned how Erika addressed this on a social media post not too long ago.

Conspiracy theory: His team removed cameras quickly following Charlie’s assassination to hide something.

Truth: They were just trying to preserve evidence.

We all saw the photos of the guy stealing hats immediately after the assassination.  People are gross.  They’re the worst.  Charlie’s team knew this.  They quickly recovered the cameras and SD cards to get them directly to the cops knowing they would be evidence.

Alex and Andrew also just shared some sweet stories about Charlie and a little inside look at his marriage/family life.  Overall, it was a great podcast.  I highly recommend you take a listen to the whole thing.