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11:41Now PlayingIn this clip from The Zach Costello Show, Zach breaks down the heated debate between Candace Owens and Andrew Wilson, focusing on Wilson's opening argument surrounding the assassination of Charlie Kirk and his claim that there is overwhelming evidence pointing to a left-wing killer. Zach examines Wilson's presentation of previously unseen messages allegedly sent by Charlie Kirk expressing concern that the left was trying to kill him.
Zach first challenges Wilson's attempt to dismiss the circumstances surrounding Charlie Kirk's messages about Israel and Jewish donors, arguing that the messages became relevant because Andrew Kovette reportedly submitted them to authorities as potential evidence. Zach also discusses the broader circumstantial evidence surrounding the case and questions whether the possibility of a lone assassin necessarily rules out the involvement or influence of a larger actor.
The discussion then turns to Andrew Wilson's presentation of the September 9th message in which Charlie allegedly told his security team that he was concerned the left was trying to kill him. Zach argues that Wilson's attempt to use the message as a "bombshell" against Candace Owens ultimately created more questions, particularly regarding how Wilson obtained the message and his apparent connections to Turning Point USA.
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