Strait of Hormuz: The Iran War Charlie Kirk's Team Covered

Showing 7 Strait of Hormuz videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

Escalating conflict between Israel, the United States, and Iran turned the Strait of Hormuz into a focal point of coverage on the Charlie Kirk Show, after Iran threatened to close the waterway in retaliation for military strikes on its nuclear facilities. Kirk's team, including Andrew Kolvet, Blake Neff, and Jack Posobiec, provided emergency coverage of American strikes on Iranian targets that President Trump described as surgical operations intended to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons, discussing the constitutional questions raised under the War Powers Act alongside polling showing roughly 70 percent of Americans opposed further involvement.

Tucker Carlson, in a separate conversation, warned against escalation. He noted that only about one in five Americans supported a war with Iran, despite what he described as a rare instance where Trump's public and private positions on avoiding war were identical. Joe Kent, a senior counter-terrorism official and combat veteran, resigned from the Trump administration in protest of the conflict, arguing in his resignation letter that Iran posed no imminent threat — a position that drew immediate criticism from figures including Lindsey Graham and Mark Levin, who questioned his judgment.