Zach Costello
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Baron Coleman ATTACKED On X For Having A Picture Of Charlie Kirk’s Son…
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10:29Now PlayingIn this clip from The Zach Costello Show, Zach breaks down a wave of bad faith attacks targeting those on the anti-establishment conservative side of the ongoing Charlie Kirk controversy, calling out what he describes as slanderous and cowardly behavior from anonymous accounts.
Zach reacts to a post from a user named J, who falsely claimed that Baron Coleman was in possession of illegal photos of Charlie Kirk's young son and went so far as to tag the FBI and FBI Director Kash Patel. Zach sets the record straight, explaining that possessing a photo of a child who is not your own is not a felony, and that everyone following this story already knows the full context. The photo in question was introduced by Andrew Kolvet himself as part of an alibi for Erika Kirk, and that open-source investigators were simply trying to verify its authenticity.
Zach then shifts his focus to Andrew Kolvet, walking viewers through a revealing breakdown of YouTube's collaboration feature and how it is being used to funnel traffic from Charlie Kirk's massive 5.78 million subscriber channel to a brand new, nearly unknown Kolvet with fewer than 1,000 subscriber. Zach questions whether this kind of platform leveraging is appropriate given everything that has unfolded. Watch the full video for the complete breakdown and share your thoughts in the comments below.
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