Charlie Kirk on Russiagate's Legacy and Post-Assassination Intelligence Claims

Showing 12 Intelligence Agencies videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

This topic covers Charlie Kirk's commentary on the Russia collusion investigation's origins and separate, contested claims involving intelligence agencies raised after his death. Kirk and Tucker Carlson discussed what they described as Russiagate's manufactured nature, arguing that the narrative desensitized the Democratic Party toward hostility with Russia in ways that later shaped support for continued involvement in the Russia-Ukraine war. Attorney Mike Davis separately argued that evidence points to Obama administration officials, potentially including President Obama himself, approving the investigation into candidate Trump from within the Oval Office during the administration's final days. Following Kirk's assassination, commentator Ian Carroll proposed a theory connecting Israeli intelligence to the killing, an analysis a second commentator reviewing the claims described as raising legitimate questions worth investigating while explicitly declining to treat the theory as proven; those specific claims remain unverified and are not detailed further here. Megyn Kelly and Ana Kasparian separately discussed a reported pressure campaign against Kirk in his final months tied to his willingness to question Israel's connection to the Epstein case. Additional videos cover Stephen Bannon's call for a special prosecutor into the Epstein case's intelligence connections.