Zach Costello
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Andrew Wilson Gets CALLED OUT For Using A Clipped Charlie Kirk Audio!
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9:30Now PlayingIn this clip from The Zach Costello Show, Zach breaks down Andrew Wilson's use of older Charlie Kirk clips while discussing the assassination and the possibility of involvement from the political left. Wilson presents several clips of Kirk discussing threats from left-wing extremists and violence against conservatives as part of his broader argument.
Zach pushes back on the way these clips are being presented, arguing that some of the audio is selectively clipped and that important context is being left out. He emphasizes that Charlie Kirk had discussed threats coming from multiple directions and argues that acknowledging the possibility of a violent left-wing attacker does not automatically establish who was responsible for his assassination.
The discussion then turns to Baron Coleman, as Zach examines another old clip that is presented as evidence against him. Zach argues that the clip actually demonstrates that Coleman was willing to think independently rather than simply follow party politics, challenging the attempt to use the footage against him.
Watch the full video for Zach's complete breakdown of the debate and share your thoughts in the comments below.
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