Navy SEALs Weigh In on the Charlie Kirk Investigation
Showing 13 Navy SEALs videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.
Retired Navy SEALs have appeared on both sides of the debate over how Charlie Kirk was killed. Command Master Chief Jim Foreman, a 27-year Navy SEAL veteran with 18 combat deployments, walked through basic sniper tradecraft on camera, noting that a professional shooter would typically avoid a rooftop position with only one clear window, information he offered as general military expertise rather than a direct verdict on Tyler Robinson's guilt. Separately, former Navy SEAL Team Six sniper Robert O'Neill has publicly questioned aspects of the ballistics evidence and case timeline alongside Air Force Brigadier General Blaine Holt, adding military credibility to broader skepticism voiced by Candace Owens. On the other side, a former Army Ranger has directly challenged Owens's claim that rooftop footage shows an advanced tactical military crawl, arguing her analysis reflects a misunderstanding of both firearms recoil and basic military movement. Away from the Kirk case, a Navy SEAL Team One veteran's family described a serious health crisis of a different kind, needing to travel to Russia for brain surgery after the VA repeatedly denied him care despite worsening symptoms.