A high-profile interview with Tucker Carlson drew millions of views and polarized reactions as the guest discussed policy disputes over Israel, immigration and the meaning of “America First.” The program also examined the conservative pipeline, with allegations that donor-funded institutions, think tanks and platform moderation shape who gains influence and can sideline dissenting voices.
A letter uncovered by the New York Post addressed to Benjamin Netanyahu dispels rumors that Charlie Kirk was becoming “anti-Israel” before his death.
Right-wing activists are compiling a database of those who celebrated the death of Charlie Kirk and advocating for their removal from influential positions. Nick Fuentes pushes back against Candace Owens for suggesting Israeli involvement in Kirk’s death without proof.
Conspiracy theories blaming the “Groypers” for Charlie Kirk’s assassination are circulating, despite flimsy evidence based on misinterpretations of internet culture and bullet casing inscriptions. Meanwhile, the authenticity of text messages between the alleged killer and his boyfriend is questioned due to unusual formality and excessive detail.
Conservative figure Charlie Kirk was assassinated, with the official narrative blaming a lone-wolf attacker, but inconsistencies and Kirk’s shifting stance on Israel have fueled alternative theories.
Tucker Carlson’s accusations of sabotage against Nick Fuentes, focusing on Fuentes’ interactions with Joe Kent, and broader ideological differences within the America First movement, including perspectives on Israel, race, and Jewish influence in American politics, are addressed. Fuentes challenges Carlson’s narrative, citing policy disagreements and alleging a coordinated effort to discredit him.