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3:41Now PlayingTikTok Conspiracies After Charlie Kirk’s Death: I don’t recommend watching those videos
Hawk discusses a late-night TikTok rabbit hole of right-wing conspiracy videos reacting to the killing of Charlie Kirk. Hawk focuses on the widespread belief — among self-styled veterans, firearms experts, and commentators — that the person arrested is not the shooter. Hawk discusses how creators showed reenactments (including ballistic demos) and amplified distrust of leaders like Kash Patel, Dan Bongino, and Pam Bondi, while accusing the FBI and DOJ of concealing facts. Hawk focuses on the tone: anger, disbelief, and rapid spread of alternate theories that contradict official reports. This episode looks at how social video platforms accelerate doubt, what those videos share in common, and how that online reaction could shape public perception in the days ahead.
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