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Charlie Kirk’s Murder ‘Has Turned Into Infotainment … Instead Of A Spiritual Revival’

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22.07.2026

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Charlie Kirk’s Murder ‘Has Turned Into Infotainment … Instead Of A Spiritual Revival’

‘More people are realizing they are being lied to, not by the government or TurningPoint, but by people desperate for clicks and revenue.’

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Podcasters Candace Owens and Ian Carroll have amassed large social media revenues from their commentary and theories about Charlie Kirk’s murder. Owens continues to release dozens of episodes “investigating” Kirk’s assassination, which has grown her YouTube channel subscribers to 6 million, surpassing the fallen TPUSA founder’s own channel.

In a new episode of his podcast, conservative activist Robby Starbuck spoke out about how these evidence-free wild claims damage the legacy of his longtime friend.

It’s time to expose the Charlie Kirk conspiracy machine that makes $ by lying about his murder.I’ve had enough and Charlie deserves better.Unlike them, any monetization from this will go to his kids (if his team can arrange) or a cause that Charlie loved. Here’s the truth ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/VjPpKAnWDs— Robby Starbuck (@robbystarbuck) July 20, 2026

It’s time to expose the Charlie Kirk conspiracy machine that makes $ by lying about his murder.I’ve had enough and Charlie deserves better.Unlike them, any monetization from this will go to his kids (if his team can arrange) or a cause that Charlie loved. Here’s the truth ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/VjPpKAnWDs

“His death has turned into info-tainment and I feel like it is my duty as someone who loved Charlie to say that this is wrong. This isn’t Dateline. It’s not something to tune into every week,” Starbuck said. “I think it is disgusting that influencer wars and drama and people saying stupid things to each other has become the narrative instead of a spiritual revival to bring praise to Jesus. That’s where the focus should be. Instead, bad actors have taken the spiritual revival his murder sparked and stomped on it.”

In the hour-long segment, Starbuck addressed the conspiracy allegations play-by-play.

“It seems to change with the wind. Every week there is a new villain to frame or every week a new bombshell to break the case wide open, and every week the old bombshell quietly disappears,” Starbuck said.

In particular, Starbuck sought to “take a blowtorch” to conspiracy theories saying that “state actors were secretly responsible” for Kirk’s assassination.

“I’m gonna outline all the evidence that a state actor would need to fabricate and all the witnesses they would need to bribe in order to sustain these conspiracy theories,” Starbuck said. “More people are realizing they are being lied to, not by the government or TurningPoint, but by people desperate for clicks and revenue. And don’t mistake that for me saying that you should always trust the government because by no means am I saying that.”

Claim 1: Mossad Did It

Perhaps the most prominent theory peddled to the public is that the Israeli government is to blame for carrying out Kirk’s assassination. To debunk this claim, Starbuck asked a key question: “If a Mossad agent were given the order to murder a man, how would he execute it?”

To find the answer, Starbuck looked to assassinations attributed to the Israeli intelligence agency over the years. When “taking out” political adversaries, he says, Mossad works to retain plausible deniability.

Dubai, 2010: Mossad agents used fake passports to sneak into the hotel room of Mahmoud........

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