Mamdani’s Nefarious Strategy to Undermine the Republic | Guest: Jack Posobiec | 7/10/26

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**Glenn Beck** (3:52)
All right, well, I thought we would start with something, you know, appropriate today because we're going to talk about the Charlie Kirk assassin. And of course, who really did it?
Let me explain.

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Be space laser from Tel Aviv, obviously.

**Glenn Beck** (4:54)
Yeah, it's pretty clear. Pretty clear here.
I can't take the Charlie Kirk thing. My heads go to explode.
It's Friday, and of course the Jews did it. You know, wasn't it the Jews who first wrote down that there was seven days in a week? So they're responsible for so much that's going on. Every Monday, every Monday, just remember, it was the Jews that gave you a Monday. I don't know who gave us Friday. Sure, it kind of falls apart when you get a day you like, but let's be consistent, the Jews did it. Let me talk to you a little bit about what's going on in Provo, Utah, for 10 months now. America has told the story of the murder of Charlie Kirk. I mean, it's more than one story too, which has been very interesting. I mean, you listen to some podcasters who are just asking questions. And of course, it was a deep state hit, but it was a deep state hit caused by the Jews. It was a flag, it was a crisis actor. It was a convenient death dressed up as an assassination. One podcaster insinuated that maybe it was my daughter that did it. Oh, you caught me now. So this week in the 4th District Courthouse, Provo, Utah, none of those stories showed up. You know, none of them. It was weird. It was really weird. When you look at the evidence, you're like, oh, wait a minute, maybe it wasn't my daughter. But actually, what showed up was stranger, a little more terrifying because it is more human than any of the, the Joes did it kind of stuff. The evidence has come in now. I mean, real evidence, the way it always comes in. Slowly, under oath, on screens, surveillance video of a young man crossing a rooftop, dropping into the shooting position, firing one round through Charlie Kirk's neck, while 3000 people watched and then started to run. Also a grandfather's bolt action Mauser, wrapped in a towel, ditched in the woods. There was DNA, there was ballistics. And then there was also the voice of the person who knew him best, his trans lover, the roommate and partner, Lance Twiggs. Now Lance was granted immunity, interviewed on tape, told investigators what happened in the hours after. The text under the keyboard, the messages where Robinson was admitting that it was him. And he felt really bad. I wish I wouldn't have done it. I wish I wouldn't have done it. You're not the one who actually did it, are you? Yeah, I did. I couldn't take it anymore. You know, those kinds of things. And then the morning after, where he was pacing back and forth in the apartment crying, I got to turn myself in with my parents. There were no handlers, no grand design, no shadow directing the shot, no shoes surprisingly showed up in this. I was shocked that it looks like it was this guy. Everything the state put on those screens points to one person who made one irreversible choice. Now, this is a preliminary hearing. It's not a verdict. The defense is still challenging the DNA and they should, you know, but the shape of it is pretty darn clear, you know, and the shape is not a movie plot. This is where it gets frightening. It's a kid. They showed the bullets. And this is the part where the camera really kind of rushed past, I think. The casings were not engraved with a manifesto. They were engraved with jokes.