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‘STOP... WAR WITH IRAN’: Charlie Kirk WARNED Joe Kent? Trump's Ex-Aide Flags Israel Link Theory
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6:16Now PlayingFresh controversy has erupted after former National Counterterrorism Center official Joe Kent suggested that a theory linking Israel to the assassination of Charlie Kirk should be treated as a “data point” worth investigating. Speaking to Tucker Carlson, Kent tied the speculation to Kirk’s stance against a potential war with Iran, stating, “We’re not allowed to ask any questions… it’s a data point.” While his remarks stop short of confirming any link, they have fueled online debate and intensified conspiracy narratives surrounding the high-profile case.
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