Charlie Kirk's Russia Debates, From Crimea to Conspiracy

Showing 126 Russia videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

A Cambridge professor's blunt challenge to Charlie Kirk, over whether Ukraine should cede Crimea to Russia, became one of the clearest distillations of how differently the two men weighed international law against Kirk's practical case that a corrupt Ukrainian government under Zelenskyy, one that had suspended elections, didn't deserve unconditional American backing regardless of the treaty violations involved in Russia's annexation. Kirk generally treated skepticism of expanded confrontation with Russia as consistent with his broader America First instincts rather than any particular sympathy for the Kremlin, connecting it to his argument that the original Russiagate investigation into Trump had metastasized into a durable, self-perpetuating case for continued involvement in Eastern Europe regardless of the facts on the ground. Investigator George Webb took the Russia connection somewhere far more speculative in his reporting on Charlie Kirk's assassination, focusing on a property near the Utah Valley University shooting scene registered to 683 Capital Partners, a company he said held one of the few US State Department authorizations to trade in Russian sanctioned securities tied to debt, mining, and uranium, and linking that detail to Utah state representative Phil Lyman's family land holdings and the broader Uranium One story as part of a theory that the shooting involved planning far beyond Tyler Robinson acting alone.