Hey, everybody, Tim Mell from the Bullwark here.

Tucker Carlson was on the Theo Vaughn podcast, where he discussed a number of things.

And among them was his belief that potentially there is a conspiracy surrounding the Charlie Kirk murder and how we can't trust any of our governments or institutions.

It was one of the many conspiracies he advanced.

A lot of them related to Israel, I believe he mentioned Israel somewhere around 60 times over

the course of the podcast.

In this particular case, I just wanted to dive into like a five minute bit from the podcast

because there has been some follow-up from it.

Tucker had to do a follow-up selfie video where I walked back some of his not he basically

didn't walk back anything but he tried to make it seem like he might be walking back the craziest

parts of what you'd said on theo van show. But more important to that, it's like by going on

Theo von show to advance us, you're sort of getting

these crazy theories outside of even like kind of the mega media ecosystem to this broader

audience. I mean, Theo speaks to like a huge mass audience, mostly of young men, but not entirely,

of people who are like maybe a little political, maybe not.

And having somebody like Tucker Carlson on there,

because he's a compelling speaker in a compelling way,

like making people think that they like can't trust the basic facts about a huge case like this, like his real implications.

And so I want to break it down for everybody and

make it as easy to understand as possible. I want to start here. Today, I'm taping this,

Tyler Robinson is going to make his first public appearance in court. And I think that as this trial

goes on, hopefully the fact presented will help dissipate some of these conspiracy theories.

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