The public reaction and corporate handling of Charlie Kirk's death, specifically the upbeat tone of the CEO, seems highly suspicious and inappropriate.

“that call the timing the energy of that call does not feel right to me. This um I don't know. I don't know. I don't know what's happening, but I think we are inching closer to figuring out what's going on.”

The official account provided by authorities regarding the shooting of Charlie Kirk contains contradictory details that make no sense.

“The official story just crumbles in on itself immediately.”

The case against Tyler Robinson for the assassination of Charlie Kirk is a fabricated event that lacks physical possibility and transparency.

“I mean, honestly, it's crazy that anyone thinks that this is legit.”

The lack of substantial information regarding the shooter, Thomas Matthew Crooks, is suspicious and resembles a manufactured profile.

“It almost seems like these searches you would if you were trying to create again fun a profile of someone who did this and they're like what did they search for? It's like how to kill the president. How far was Oswald from Kennedy?”

He believes the Butler assassination attempt was a deep state operation involving complicity from the Secret Service.

“we know that was a black operation. And to have Bonino come out now and say, "Oh, no, no, we've looked into it. Nothing to see her move along." Is disturbing.”

Tyler Robinson killed Charlie Kirk motivated by his own radical beliefs rather than a broader conspiracy.

“I've already explained in detail why I think Tyler Robinson did in fact kill Charlie Kirk. Not at the behest of TPUSA or any foreign government or our own government, but instead moved by his own left-wing protrans radicalism.”

Official federal law enforcement agencies are unlikely to cover up a lone shooter scenario because solving such a high-profile case benefits their status and funding.

“it doesn't benefit them to say it's a solo shooter so um you know because at the end of the day these federal law enforcement agencies do want status they do want recognition they do want praise and most importantly that leads to funding from Capitol Hill”

He believes it is unlikely that a wide conspiracy was involved in the assassination because the more people involved in such a scheme, the more likely someone is to talk.

“I have to say at the beginning I don't think it's I think it's quite unlikely that people would work together on something like this because the more people you involve in a conspiracy like this the more likely it is that you know someone's going to talk and it's been nearly 40 it has been 40 years”

Dave Rubin argues that the left is intentionally radicalizing its audience, leading to a climate where violent rhetoric and threats against political figures are becoming increasingly common.

“Like, just try to imagine where we would be as a nation and the entire world right now. Like that's how close we are to the precipice if these people keep keep infecting the minds of people. Keep saying Hitler is in charge and more and more people get ginned up to take out Hitler.”

Left-wing extremism and organized radical networks are to blame for the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

“And importantly, we have to talk about this incredibly destructive movement of leftwing extremism that has grown up over the last few years. And I believe is part of the reason why Charlie was killed by an Assassin's Bullet.”