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Xaviaer DuRousseau of Prager U offers a whitewashed, seemingly Ackman-vetted account of the Hamptons retreat that still corroborates an account I reported based on a source:

According to DuRousseau, Kirk complained about “moral blackmail” when an Israel lobbyist (likely Natasha Hausdorff) shut him down after he questioned whether he could publicly call for Netanyahu’s resignation

As I initially reported, based on a source with knowledge of the meeting, Kirk complained about “blackmail” after being confronted on Israel

While this is a whitewashed piece of damage control by a social media performer who’s been sponsored by Netanyahu’s US cutouts and the Israeli govt itself, it’s valuable nonetheless



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Ballistics Don't Lie by Outside The Overton

 

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Charlie Kirk warned earlier this year that his greatest fear was someone getting shot and killed.

He said the left was creating an atmosphere that could lead to “one of us getting shot or killed.”

He also revealed he was receiving death threats every single day.

 

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BREAKING — IT JUST GOT WORSE FOR KIMMEL: Sinclair Broadcast Group, who owns 24 ABC stations in major American cities, announces they’ll be filling Jimmy Kimmel’s time slot with a TRIBUTE to Charlie Kirk

They’re also demanding Kimmel make a “meaningful personal donation” to the Kirk Family and Turning Point USA, as well as a DIRECT APOLOGY to Erika and the kids.

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“Mr. Kimmel's remarks were inappropriate and deeply insensitive at a critical moment for our country,” said Vice Chairman Jason Smith.

Sinclair gave MUCH credit to @BrendanCarrFCC
, saying “We appreciate FCC Chairman Carr's remarks today and this incident highlights the critical need for the FCC to take immediate regulatory action to address control held over local broadcasters by the big national networks.”