Charlie Kirk Refused Benjamin Netanyahu's Podcast Request Before His Assassination and the Boston Consulting Group Connection

[00:00] It really is just such a beautiful

[00:02] story. Everybody knows each other.

[00:04] Everybody knows each other. And this is

[00:06] one of those episodes where you should

[00:08] probably take notes. It would be

[00:09] appropriate if you took out your

[00:11] notebooks class.

[00:13] We're going to start with Charlie Kirk's

[00:16] life in July in general. The period of

[00:19] undue stress that was being brought upon

[00:21] him by his friends

[00:24] and his allies. And I want to be clear,

[00:27] the stress that was being added to his

[00:29] life was because of the friend and the

[00:32] ally, Israel. Now, you may have

[00:35] forgotten this, so I'm going to remind

[00:37] you, but I told you guys many moons ago

[00:40] that back during July of 2025 when BBNet

[00:44] and Yahoo was making the rounds doing a

[00:47] ton of American podcasts, podcasts in

[00:49] general, um he requested to do Charlie

[00:53] Kirk's show. He wanted to come on

[00:55] Charlie Kirk's show and Charlie refused

[00:57] him. So what did BB do instead? Well, he

[01:00] kept up his schedule with podcasters. He

[01:03] did the Neelk Boys that was released on

[01:06] July 21st. He did uh Trigonometry that

[01:10] was released on August 20th. He also did

[01:12] the Patrick BD David show that was

[01:14] recorded and then released on August

[01:16] 26th. He did the Officer Tatum show.

[01:20] That interview was released on September

[01:22] 4th. Also on September 4th, uh he sat

[01:25] down with Eric Stakebach

[01:28] of TBN. Is it Stackleback? I'm not being

[01:31] funny when I say that. I had never heard

[01:33] of Eric Stacleback before I was

[01:35] researching today's episode. Uh and I'm

[01:38] not saying that to big time him to be

[01:40] clear. I'm saying that because I want

[01:41] you to sit back and fully appreciate how

[01:44] positively bizarre and unusual it is

[01:47] that suddenly

[01:49] all of these people are scoring

[01:51] interviews with the prime minister of

[01:53] Israel, the sitting prime minister of

[01:54] Israel. That's a very important man

[01:57] during, I might add, wartime. So yeah,

[02:01] bizarre is is the correct adjective.

[02:03] Full stop. It's not bizarre for the

[02:06] podcasters who chose to host him. That's

[02:08] a that would be a big get, especially if

[02:10] you're a Zionist and you believe in what

[02:12] he's saying. But it is abnormal. It

[02:15] should be beneath the office of a prime

[02:18] minister of a foreign country to stop

[02:20] what he is doing amidst a war to go on

[02:22] an American podcast tour. Okay. Uh

[02:26] suddenly though, he is BB Netanyahu is

[02:28] overcome with the need to hit that

[02:30] podcast circuit. He's effectively on

[02:32] what can be described an American public

[02:35] relations tour in the run-up to

[02:37] Charlie's assassination. These are just

[02:39] the facts. Now, to put this into proper

[02:41] context, would it be strange to you if

[02:44] Kier Starmer, the current sitting prime

[02:46] minister of the UK, suddenly went on a

[02:48] PR blitz in the United States? Like, for

[02:51] what reason would he do that? Why would

[02:52] he suddenly want or need an American

[02:55] audience to appreciate him?

[02:58] Prior to this PR blitz, BB Netanyahu had

[03:02] actually not sat down with an American

[03:04] podcaster in years, years since 2023 to

[03:09] be precise when he sat down with Lex

[03:11] Freriedman. And I should make it clear

[03:14] that he made Lex Freriedman fly to his

[03:17] office in Israel to conduct that

[03:19] interview. So to what did we owe the

[03:23] honor, Prime Minister? because it feels

[03:25] to me a little bit like, and again, this

[03:27] is my opinion, pre

[03:31] last time he had done any sort of an

[03:33] American PR blitz at all outside of, you

[03:36] know, independent podcast. I mean, just

[03:38] like him doing multiple shows in a row

[03:40] in America, that was back in 2022

[03:43] when he was crucially not the sitting

[03:45] president, the a sitting prime minister

[03:47] of Israel. And there was a more

[03:49] appropriate context. He was hawking his

[03:52] crappy book. That's what he was doing.

[03:53] 2022 he was buying my book. So he went

[03:55] on a tour. That is a reason that people

[03:57] go on press tours to hawk books. But

[04:00] there was no product in 2025 that he was

[04:02] selling. So what was he doing? And the

[04:04] crucial point again is that Charlie Kirk

[04:07] declined to have him on his show. His

[04:09] friend Charlie Kirk, he would say just a

[04:12] few days later um when Charlie was

[04:15] assassinated, he would say, "Oh, Charlie

[04:16] was a great friend." Well, really? Why?

[04:18] Why did he refuse to have you on his

[04:20] show? I know. Actually, that was a

[04:23] rhetorical question. Uh, the answer is

[04:25] because Charlie had a change of heart

[04:27] regarding Israel and the Hampton's quote

[04:30] unquote intervention, which took place

[04:32] the the weekend of August 5th, only

[04:35] furthered Charlie's growing resentment

[04:38] against their strong arming influence.

[04:41] Park that in the back of your mind.

[04:44] Regarding the Egyptian planes, the ones

[04:47] that do not concern Erica Kirk at all.

[04:50] Okay, she's not concerned about that. I

[04:53] have had this sinking suspicion that

[04:55] when you look at the planes, it's

[04:58] plausible that they're being used by

[05:00] Israel actually to shuttle VIPs during

[05:03] points of military inflection. Again,

[05:06] this is my opinion. No one knows these

[05:08] planes better than I do. And I noticed

[05:12] also in looking at these planes, they

[05:14] tend to turn off their transponders when

[05:17] they're making short trips around Cairo.

[05:20] about an hour and a half flights and

[05:21] then they return back uh to Cairo and

[05:25] they just for some reason turn off their

[05:26] transponders. And when I calculate that

[05:28] distance precisely of where these planes

[05:32] could be going in the amount of in the

[05:34] allotted time frame, I keep coming up

[05:36] with either Israel or Jordan. Th those

[05:39] are the options that I look at. And then

[05:41] I also noticed that they seem to move

[05:44] always when Israel is

[05:47] on the brink of trouble, right? And I'll

[05:49] give you an example of what I mean.

[05:50] October 7th, 2023, a day that will live

[05:54] in infamy, probably for the

[05:55] Palestinians, uh the Egyptian plane SU

[06:00] BTU, which I describe as my purple

[06:03] plane, uh flew from Cairo at 8:50 a.m.

[06:06] shortly after the attacks began. So, did

[06:09] somebody fly in and then take them out?

[06:11] I don't know. That's just a fact.

[06:12] October 7th, um that's what they They

[06:15] flew to P they flew from Cairo to Paris

[06:17] and okay random fact then it flew from

[06:20] Paris to St. Lewis, Missouri stays for 5

[06:23] days. Giving you another example here.

[06:26] Similarly, on April 14th

[06:29] of October uh on April 14th of 2024,

[06:34] I believe I wrote 25, but I think it's

[06:36] 24, there was Operation True Promise.

[06:38] Okay, that's when Israel was being

[06:40] bombed by Iran and Hezbollah uh in

[06:43] retaliation because Israel had bombed

[06:45] the Iranian embassy in Damascus. Well,

[06:48] lo and behold, that same Egyptian plane

[06:50] took off, flew from Cairo always to

[06:52] Paris, and it stayed there for six days.

[06:55] So, I just thought it's possible. Um,

[06:58] well, look, on the one hand, it's

[06:59] possible that these are just Egyptian

[07:01] VIPs who are concerned about what's

[07:03] happening in Israel and they just feel

[07:05] safer in Paris and beyond.

[07:08] Or it's possible that these are Israeli

[07:11] VIPs who are using Egyptian planes,

[07:13] which is something that they have done

[07:14] historically in the past. So that's not

[07:16] that's not something that is that far.

[07:19] You don't have to imagine something a

[07:21] scenario that hasn't happened many times

[07:23] over in the past. Now, of course, in

[07:26] considering that scenario, I had

[07:28] wondered in my rational mind if it was

[07:30] true. Let's say that we could confirm

[07:33] that they are ushering Israeli VIPs

[07:36] during wartime, war incidents.

[07:39] How and why would that ever bring them

[07:42] to Utah? That just feels so random.

[07:46] But of course, you remember, you recall

[07:49] uh that we discover that Utah is indeed

[07:51] a special place, at least to BB

[07:53] Netanyahu, because the Romney family

[07:55] holds considerable political power in

[07:58] Utah. You can't think of Utah without

[08:00] thinking of the Romney family. They are

[08:02] effectively Mormon Mormon royalty. And

[08:04] Mitt Romney, as it turns out, is best

[08:07] friends with BB Netanyahu. They have a

[08:10] bromance that's been documented for

[08:12] years in the press for over 50 years,

[08:14] longer than I have been alive. These two

[08:16] have been besties.

[08:19] We reminded you that they met at the

[08:22] Boston Consulting Group where they both

[08:24] worked and they haven't stopped working

[08:27] together and supporting each other

[08:30] since.

[08:32] I told you guys that Mitt Romneyy's

[08:33] presidential campaign team actually went

[08:35] over to BYU Jerusalem where, as it turns

[08:39] out, a lot of CIA agents are recruited

[08:42] from their approach to work while

[08:44] they're in school during their studies.

[08:46] Very interesting. We've confirmed that.

[08:49] Now, I'm going to remind you also that

[08:51] from the Boston Consulting Group, Mitt

[08:53] Romney founded Bane Capital with an

[08:57] Israeli spy, Robert Maxwell, Elaine

[09:00] Maxwell's father,

[09:03] as one of his seed investors.

[09:06] All of that is an important recap. Park

[09:09] it in the back of your mind as we now go

[09:12] to my favorite place. Favorite place of

[09:14] all, Fort Wuka,

[09:16] SAM702.

[09:19] Air Force plane given the designation

[09:22] SAM because it is carrying a VIP. That

[09:25] designation is used to transport the

[09:28] president, vice president, cabinet

[09:30] members, um, commanders,

[09:34] uh, congress and other highranking

[09:36] government officials or foreign

[09:38] dignitaries. And we wanted to know who

[09:40] was aboard that plane. Not speculating

[09:43] they did anything wrong. We don't know

[09:44] what happened at Fort Wuka in the

[09:46] morning, right? We just found a guy who

[09:48] thinks he saw Brian Harpole walking out

[09:51] of a meeting. And for whatever reason,

[09:53] Brian Harpole has been extremely

[09:54] reticent to just present a logical uh or

[09:57] even respond to with a yes or no as to

[10:00] whether or not he was there. We wanted

[10:02] to just know who was there. Forget what

[10:04] they could have been doing there. Maybe

[10:05] there's a rational reason they're there.

[10:07] Maybe they're there because

[10:09] um they do some military work. I don't

[10:12] know. I don't know Brian Harple like

[10:13] that. Maybe he does. That could have

[10:14] been his answer. Yeah, I was there, but

[10:15] I had a contract that I was working on

[10:17] and that's what brought me there. Nope.

[10:20] Uh, we got an influence an influencer

[10:22] campaign with a lot of special forces

[10:24] guys suddenly in the mix. Very strange

[10:27] screaming threats. They're going to take

[10:29] you down. We're going to platform

[10:31] Mitch's baby mamas. What's going on

[10:33] here, man? A simple yes or no would do.

[10:35] I don't know this man, Mitch.

[10:37] I don't need to die on any hill. Just

[10:39] tell me yes or no. Nobody wanted to do

[10:40] that.

[10:42] So I I I just we just got to work and

[10:43] said who who's leaving um Fort Wuka and

[10:47] heading for El Paso, Texas in a time

[10:51] frame that would work with this alleged

[10:53] meeting

[10:55] um on the morning of September 9th. And

[10:58] now we can reveal the name of one of

[11:01] those VIPs who was aboard the plane

[11:03] apparently with four other people. His

[11:06] name is Bradley Hansel. He was nominated

[11:09] by Trump to be the under secretary of

[11:12] war for intelligence and security. He

[11:15] was confirmed by the Senate and sworn in

[11:17] on July 25th, 2025. Tell you what he

[11:21] does. Per our Department of War website,

[11:24] Mr. Mr. Hansel exercises authority,

[11:26] direction, and control on behalf of the

[11:28] Secretary of War. That's Pete Hexth, uh

[11:31] over all intelligence, and security

[11:33] organizations in the Department of War,

[11:36] including the nine Department of War

[11:38] components that are members of the

[11:39] intelligence community. He also serves

[11:41] as the director of defense intelligence

[11:44] and the principal adviser to the

[11:46] director of national intelligence on

[11:48] defense intelligence matters. Okay. So

[11:52] he reports directly to Pete Hexath. He

[11:54] was selected by Trump and frankly an

[11:57] argument could be made that it makes

[11:58] sense that he would be at an intel base

[12:00] given his position.

[12:02] But he has a background that I just

[12:04] can't ignore.

[12:06] After serving in the military, first in

[12:09] the Navy and then the Army Special

[12:11] Forces Airborne Division, Brad Hansel

[12:14] immediately went to work for the Boston

[12:17] Consulting Group. Interesting.

[12:20] uh after some years he was then picked

[12:23] to work under Trump's first

[12:24] administration as a member of the

[12:27] National Security Council and he was to

[12:30] work um as the special assistant to

[12:33] President Donald J. Trump for National

[12:35] Security Affairs. When Trump's first

[12:37] term concluded, he went back to the

[12:40] Boston Consulting Group as a principal

[12:42] of the firm for years. He then did a a

[12:46] one-off year uh before being selected

[12:49] again by Trump uh the new term as the

[12:53] under secretary which we just told you

[12:55] about. Now that's interesting to me. I'm

[12:57] like just like Mitt and BB Mr. Hanso was

[13:00] formerly employed by the Boston

[13:01] Consulting Group. So I thought man what

[13:04] is this Boston Consulting Group? I mean

[13:07] it just seems to be a pipeline to the

[13:09] White House. Mitt Romney ran was a

[13:11] senator. Like what's going on here? who

[13:14] are they consulting for?

[13:16] And of course, I asked myself, are there

[13:18] any ties to Israel?

[13:20] I'm just going to be frank. Is there are

[13:21] there any ties to Israel at the Boston

[13:23] Consulting Group? And funny enough, in

[13:26] the very month that Mr. Hansel was sworn

[13:28] in, the Boston Consulting Group had a

[13:32] massive scandal which was uncovered due

[13:35] to the reporting over at the Financial

[13:38] Times. There were some whistleblowers at

[13:39] the Boston Consulting Group. So, let's

[13:41] read about a recap of what happened

[13:43] there. What what the Financial Times was

[13:45] able to uncover. It was a a secret

[13:49] project known as Project Aurora.

[13:52] It this website tells us um and I'm

[13:55] going to read this this website uh

[13:57] directly. It says launched in late 2024,

[14:00] project Aurora was originally framed as

[14:02] a pro bono feasibility study for the

[14:05] Gaza Human H humanitarian foundation, a

[14:08] Geneva registered NGO created with

[14:10] backing from the US and Israeli security

[14:12] linked interests. Over 7 months, the

[14:15] project evolved into a fully built

[14:17] consulting contract reportedly worth $4

[14:19] million. According to a series of leaked

[14:22] documents obtained by the Financial

[14:24] Times, the core of the work focused on

[14:26] estimating the financial cost of various

[14:28] scenarios for Gaza's postconlict future.

[14:32] Two primary models emerged. One proposed

[14:35] a voluntary departure plan, $9,000 in

[14:38] cash per person aimed at relocating

[14:41] around 500,000 Palestinians outside of

[14:44] the Gaza Strip. A second model lowered

[14:48] direct payments to $5,000, but added

[14:51] four years of subsidized housing and one

[14:54] year of food assistance. Neither model

[14:56] specified destination countries, but

[14:58] internal documents suggest that analysts

[15:00] expected relocation to lowerc cost

[15:03] regions, likely outside of Israel or

[15:06] occupied Palestinian territories. The

[15:09] total costs ranged from $2.5 to $5

[15:12] billion. But the numbers obscured a

[15:14] deeper reality. They converted

[15:17] displacement into a solvable financial

[15:19] problem. The people of Gaza, already

[15:21] facing displacement, trauma, and siege,

[15:24] were treated as units in a logistical

[15:26] matrix. The Boston Consulting Group's

[15:29] approach was methodologically consistent

[15:31] with its standard consulting playbook.

[15:33] The firm employed scenario modeling and

[15:35] comparative cost analysis tools

[15:37] typically used in corporate

[15:38] restructuring or infrastructure

[15:40] investment projects. In Project Aurora,

[15:42] these tools were repurposed to evaluate

[15:45] the relative financial impact of

[15:46] different population movement

[15:48] strategies.

[15:50] It tells us that by April 2025,

[15:53] BCG's senior leadership claimed that

[15:55] they had issued some internal guidance

[15:57] to halt the project because concerns

[15:59] began to mount internally about the

[16:01] nature of the client. that being Israel,

[16:04] the implications of the work and the

[16:06] potential reputational damage. But the

[16:09] firm would then say that two senior

[16:11] partners continued the project in

[16:13] defiance of their directives uh

[16:16] maintaining an unofficial team and

[16:18] billing through alternative structures.

[16:20] The project continued through May of

[16:22] 2025 when the Financial Times story

[16:25] broke. In July, BCG quickly dismissed

[16:29] the two partners and launched an

[16:31] external audit. The CEO of BCG, Kristoff

[16:35] Schweiser, described the episode as

[16:37] reputationally

[16:39] very damaging. Following the Financial

[16:41] Times publications, numerous media

[16:44] outlets rushed to characterize Project

[16:46] Aurora as an engineered deportation

[16:49] plan.

[16:51] Okay,

[16:52] now here's where it gets fun, you guys.

[16:54] You see, the Boston Consulting Group was

[16:57] also, as it as we just told you,

[16:59] instrumental in setting up that Gaza

[17:02] Humanitarian Foundation. That's ringing

[17:04] a bell for you. The consulting firm

[17:06] helped to develop the logistics, the

[17:08] organizational structure, and they also

[17:11] set the pricing for paying and equipping

[17:15] private security contractors to operate

[17:18] the food distribution hubs in Gaza.

[17:21] Okay, that's what that was all about.

[17:23] And this was of course backed and funded

[17:25] by Israel. But you might recall that it

[17:27] was that it was then discovered these

[17:29] were effectively just killing fields.

[17:31] The videos are horrific. They are

[17:32] available online and you should watch

[17:33] them. You should you should understand

[17:35] what the IDF army does. Starving

[17:38] Palestinians effectively uh being led to

[17:40] the slaughter as the IDF fires upon

[17:43] them. That was the scandal. So what did

[17:46] Boston Consulting Group do? Well, they

[17:48] withdrew of course likely to save face.

[17:51] And following their exit, another Trump

[17:53] appointee was tapped to become the new

[17:56] chairman of the foundation in

[17:58] theirstead. Guess who?

[18:02] Here's Johnny. Yes, Reverend Johnny

[18:06] Moore, one half of the Cyros Company duo

[18:09] with Andrew Kovette. Once upon a time,

[18:11] that's where Andrew Kovette's from. He's

[18:14] working for Johnny Moore at first for

[18:17] Finding Charlie Kirk. It really is just

[18:20] such a beautiful story. Everybody knows

[18:22] each other. Everybody knows each other.

[18:25] Check out this headline. Times of

[18:26] Israel. Gaza Humanitarian Foundation

[18:28] taps US evangelical leader Johnny Moore

[18:31] as the new chairman.

[18:33] It tells us that he was appointed as the

[18:36] new executive chairman of the Gaza

[18:37] Humanitarian Foundation, which is the US

[18:41] and Israelbacked organization providing

[18:43] aid to Gazins.

[18:46] Its previous CEO, Jake Wood, quit last

[18:49] week and the Boston Consulting Group

[18:51] abandoned the project today. Thank you,

[18:53] Johnny, for stepping up to the plate to

[18:55] fill in the void left by the Boston

[18:57] Consulting Group, which still

[19:01] led to

[19:03] children and women and men in Palestine

[19:06] being slaughtered. Um, thank you, Johnny

[19:10] Moore. He would eventually abandon the

[19:12] project in November. There was no fixing

[19:14] it. It's almost like it was a planned

[19:17] genocide or something. Now, in case you

[19:20] need a visual, here is what it looks

[19:21] like right now. Currently on the

[19:23] graphic, I can show you this graphic

[19:25] here. We have Brad Hansel, our under

[19:27] secretary of war of defense and

[19:30] intelligence. We have, of course,

[19:31] Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel,

[19:34] who has time for PR blitzes leading up

[19:36] to Charlie's assassination. And we have

[19:38] his best friend, BFF, AE AE. They wear

[19:41] necklaces, probably like a little

[19:42] matching necklaces. They all worked for

[19:45] the Boston Consulting Group. She came

[19:46] under fire. Um

[19:49] and uh these points just tell you about

[19:52] Project Aurora, about the Godzilla

[19:53] Humanitarian Foundation. It also tells

[19:55] you who engaged them. They were

[19:57] initially engaged by Orbis, which is a

[20:00] Washington area security contractor to

[20:02] help with a feasibility study for a new

[20:05] aid project. Um, Orbus was prepping the

[20:09] study on behalf of the Taclith

[20:12] Institute, which is an Israeli think

[20:13] tank. And yeah, they BCG was chosen as

[20:17] that consultant because of their

[20:19] long-standing relationship with Phil

[20:22] Riley, an ex CIA operative who worked

[20:24] for Orbus. how XCIA

[20:28] kind of like I mean there's been a lot

[20:32] of rumors and innuendo about what BB

[20:34] Netanyahu was doing while he was living

[20:36] in America. Who's really running our CIA

[20:39] as a broader question. Uh it certainly

[20:42] isn't Trump. They are certainly not

[20:44] reporting to Donald J. Trump. I will say

[20:47] that.