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Is growing anti-semitism on the right, including Holocaust denial, anti-Zionism, and the normalizing of centuries-old conspiracy theories about Jews. [snorts] Will you here condemn the individuals spreading that hate and speak out clearly enough against anti-semitism so we can prevent another tragedy?
>> Yes, sir. Um, first of all, I'm so sorry. You and I are a part of a very small club. Painful, but you're in good company and I will pray for you.
>> In this clip, we're going to talk about, um, did Erica Kirk hire the, how should I call them? The marshmallow people, the U's, you know, obviously I can't say certain words, but did she hire those people, uh, to get involved with the, the control of the Charlie Kirk, um, dropping story. Sorry, guys, this is YouTube, so I have to speak like a freaking alien. I have to speak like a 5-year-old alien at that, right? But we know how it is. So, this is what we're checking out. Last couple videos we did discuss, uh, Erica Kirk saying that she was getting annoyed with all of the questions surrounding Charlie Kirk's, you know, sad, uh, slaughtering and, um, that she was, she hired a team to deal with this issue, you know, I guess with the accusations and everything else.
Charlie and I have always been very clear on our stance. Israel, Jewish people, it's awful. Awful. Anti-semitism is what, what healing factor comes out of hating Jewish people? What healing factor comes out of hating Christians? What healing factor comes out? Hate in general? Nothing. Nothing. Charlie always would say very clearly, "Jew hate was brain rot." He would always say it. We've been to Israel twice together. And to be able to walk in the place where our Lord walked and see the Bible come to life in Technicolor. [snorts] How could you hate that place?
Please forgive me, guys. I think I was having some, um, audio issues. So, what I was saying was the summary, uh, of what she just said there, right? And just to summarize it, um, the, the thought of saying like, oh, we need to eradicate all the hate, like, I wish we would eradicate all the hate. That is not the answer she would have gave a black man who said this to her. You know, she would have been like, you know, it's a shame what happened to your daughter. Um, and there are hateful people out here. I just pray that you see that it's not really everybody or something like that. And which, believe it or not, is actually the answer that I would give. Right? I would say something like that because at the end of the day, there are people who do hate people. But it's like, you can't sit here and cry all the time about this whole big, you can't eradicate that feeling. That is a feeling that people have like of hate and whatever else the people who have it. But my answer always has been to black folk like, you know, don't let that be the thing that chains you down, that makes you feel like you can't do better with your life because then if you allow how somebody else feels about you to stop you from attaining the promises of the Lord, then that's a huge sin that you committed upon yourself and you will only have yourself to talk about when God asks you about it in the end, right? On judgment day. So, that's just how I look at it. It's like nobody can stop, especially in America, right? So, but that's not the same answer that's given here. And she, and because MAGA goes extremely woke for, um, you know, when it comes to these people. It's just that's the bottom line.
All right. Shout out to my girl Gia, um, who brought this to me in a clutch, in a serious clutch, right? Have a story going tonight or tomorrow, walk, uh, walking up to Tyler Robinson's preliminary hearing and it mentions Candace. Okay. Is I don't know, some, whatever, I don't know where they sent the email to. Specifically, the Network Contagion Research Institute is a nonprofit that studies online, um, radicalization. Has a report coming out that identifies Candace Owens as the cause of a measurable, statistically significant surge in, um, end-of-life threats or calls for, um, hurtings of Erica Kirk. Uh, they found out, they found when Owens attacks Erica online in podcast episodes, as she has done repeatedly, most recently on Shan Ryan's podcast, um, where she called, um, the girl, you know, Erica Kirk a psychopath, uh, and suggests, uh, she had some hidden knowledge about Charlie's ending, um, threats against Erica Kirk from Owens' audience follow. So, you see what I'm saying? Like, it's here we go. Or I know, shout out to y'all watching this. God bless y'all. Anybody watching this, and thank you so much for watching. Don't forget to hit the like and subscribe. I already know that you guys are not going to go out there and do something insane, right? We diss about violence. And I don't know how many times I need to say on an episode, we diss about violence. But at the same time, if some cook runs into this episode and decides to do something crazy, that's on the cook. So, you know, there we go.
So, the NCRI. So, now we're going to go back to Sam Parker's reporting. [sighs and gasps] Why would the NCRI insert itself into Charlie Kirk's dropping conversation in this way? Why is it so concerned of criticisms of Erica Kirk? Let's take a look. The NCRI was founded by a pro-blue star state you named Joel Finkelstein. This is this. Okay. It's been funded by the ADL and George Soros. Interesting. George Soros is only on the left. The left, huh? But its main funding comes from a lesser-known group, the blueest star state on campus, uh, coalition. The, this coalition itself bankrolled by these people's national fund, a group that works hand-in-hand with, um, the IDF and builds illegal settlements on Palestinian land. The mission of Israel on campus, forget it. The mission of this coalition is to unite the many pro, um, blue star state organizations that operate on campus across the United States by coordinating strategies, providing educational resources, sharing in-depth research, and increasing collaboration. I just said to make sure I was still taping.
Now that you know who's behind this network, um, the picture comes into focus. TUSA is the largest campus organization of its kind in America. Has been a major asset for blue star state in promoting Zionism and pro-Israel sentiment amongst conservative American college students, especially since the dropping of Charlie Kirk. TBI is the crown jewel of pro-Israel state campus organizations. Maybe that's why the network contagious research institute, funded by, um, the coalition of blue star state bankrolled by the J National Fund, partnered with the IDF, has inserted itself into investigations into Erica Kirk, the new leader of TUSA, to defend their pro-Israel state asset. The NCRI's position on attempted dropping of Trump at Butler and White House Correspondents Dinner, the dropping of Charlie Kirk, and other droppings, attempted, uh, droppings, death, um, threats against Erica Kirk and others is, is that it's all just a result of stochastic terrorism, which right-wingers are using this term a lot against people like us who are talking about this, generated by, because they used to make fun of this term, by the way. Okay. The only reason that's the only reason why I brought it up, cuz the left wing used to use this term and then it cases terrorism. It's funny. Oh, they're so silly. The right is using it now on us. Generated by the overall level of hate speech amongst especially online populace. A conspiracy-minded pattern recognizing might detect something more sinister. An operation to launder, um, assassinations, operations, and other psychological measures under the convenient cover of their contrived narrative of online media extremism. Exactly. IOW is, um, blue star state might be dropping its enemies and perpetrating other acts of violence and intel ops and using its network of proxies to seed the idea that it's all just happening because radicalization brought about online by hatred and free speech. Again, that's what a, you know, conspiracy mind did not deserve might perceive. But of course, I would never make that accusation. I'm sure the ADL, George Soros, the J National Fund, the IDF, and the NCRI just have been have a genuine concern for the safety of Erica Kirk, whom they see as being unjustly criticized by the army's army of mom influencers and streamers who watch Candace Owens. We should all aspire to such altruism, I suppose.
Shout out to Sam Parker for this reporting. Um, because he, thank you also do the way he reports it. I'm just going to put it like that. This is Joel Finkelstein. By the way, Joel Finkelstein is also the person who wrote, uh, who went into some sort of researching. He's been going after Candace for a while where, you know, crisis king is now this term of violence towards these people.
>> CRI founder Joel Finkelstein, chief science officer, co-founder of the Network Contagion Research Institute. The Network Contagion Research Institute. This is Joel Finkelstein. That's a picture there of Mr. Finkelstein. What is Joel Finkelstein? Who funds Joel Finkelstein? Well, according to Wikipedia, we have an idea of who funds this outfit. Um, NCRI funders included the Liberal Open Societies Foundation of George Soros and the Conservative Charles Cook Foundation. The Cook Foundation. It was paid $335,000 by Israel on Campus Coalition. The next year, Israeli businessman Iran Tabul stated that his organization, Hets for Israel, has privately raised funds for NCRI. It's noteworthy that NCRI founder Joel Finkelstein is a director of Hets for Israel. 2023, the Rutderman Family Foundation paid NCRI to conduct a study about anti-semitism. The research, the report found that anti-Zionist campaigns and narratives on Twitter are largely anti-semitic. Of course, it did. Uh, RF, which is based in the US and in Israel, works to solidify the relationship of the state of Israel with American jewelry, not jewelry. Jewelry. In 2026, Finkelstein had to come out and say that all the donors are US citizens. Why would he have to say that? Well, because it doesn't look like it. [laughter] That's why you would have to say it.
The Network Contagion Research Institute today announced the appointment of Johnny Moore as a senior advisor on Middle East affairs and associate director, strengthening the institute's leadership at a time of escalating information warfare, foreign influence operations, and domestic instability. Moore brings a rare combination of operational experience, strategic insight, and global engagement across government, civil society, and international networks. He's advised senior US leadership, engaged directly with Congress, and worked alongside yada yada yada yada yada. His appointment reflects NCRI's continued expansion into national security orient. Okay. Well, who is Johnny Moore? We did a whole show on him. I don't want to go through the whole show. We did, but we previously talked about a business he had called Karios. K a r i o s. And we talked about someone who helped found Karios with him. You might recognize this fell. His name is Andrew Kovvette. It's a very old picture of Andrew there. Um, here it is. Vice president of communications, the Karios Company. Experienced communications marketing professional dealing with major brands, nonprofits, and high-profile thought leaders, authors, and commentators.
>> Do you understand where we are? This [laughter] kind of Christian country. This is a Christian. Yo, I I'm a Christian. I love being a Christian, but I'm not a delusional Christian. Okay? Cuz nowhere in a Christian country could the conversation of Christ is king be even discussed in a negative manner. I don't care why the person is saying. Let me be clear. I've always said this. I don't care why the person is saying it because what's done in harm can be used for good. Okay? Maybe somebody else hears it and they say, "Well, let me find out about this crisis king." I will never concede to the fact that it's a negative thing. This is how far it's coming. Okay. And this is why it brings me back to this video and I'm I'm going to rewind just a little bit and probably put it more in, um, a fast version because I don't know with my audio issues what ended up, you know, what I'm saying, working out. I'm going to do the fast version because the pausing is just way too much for me.
And see the Bible come to life in Technicolor. How could you hate that place?
>> Um, I don't hate where Christ walked. This whole Bible come to life in Technicolor. This is not MGM Grand Studios. Um, did you want to know what's coming to life in Technicolor? The rot and smell and dead bodies across the way in Gaza and now Lebanon. Yeah. I'm sorry. I'm not pretty much a fan of the people who are causing that kind of destruction. Okay. I'm going to spare you the pictures and they're still causing destruction, right? And this man, listen, I'm They did end his daughter because of, yes, they just hated her. They did. And that I disavow. But I don't know why he ties in denial. [snorts] And he's talking about the conspiracies, age-old conspiracies. You want to know what that is? That's the story of the book of Matthew about how Christ was persecuted. How these people yelled, called for Pontius Pilate to put Christ on the cross to kill him because they couldn't do it. Their laws prevented them from doing it. So they had to get the Roman to do it. This quite the foreshadowing of today because we keep doing Israel's dirty, dirty deeds. Don't think that that's over. I can't roll my eyes.
>> It's evil. Charlie and I have always been very clear on our stance. Israel, Jewish people, it's awful. Awful. Anti-semitism is what, what healing factor comes out of hating Jewish people? What healing factor comes out of hating Christians? What healing factor comes out? Hate in general. Nothing. But you notice she didn't add the Muslims to that. But she was certainly perfectly fine adding the Muslims to, you know, nobody's perfect, no Jew, no Christian, no Muslim. But what healing factor comes out of hating Christians? What healing factor comes out of hating Jews? But it's okay to hate the, the Muslims, right? And this is why I harp on this extremely hard as a Christian because that is actually, I'm sorry, guys. I'm just going to keep it real. That's actually a Jewish trait. It is. And I honestly, to be honest, I, this is a Casey assessment, but yes, I know she went to Catholic church and all that stuff. I think there's a lot of crypto Jews among us. She reminds me of a female Patrick Bet David. And in my next video, I'm going to actually go into more of why I say that. But this is why I disavow that kind of rhetoric towards Muslims. Not just because of that. There's many reasons, but I'm going to get into it in the next video. Stay tuned. Thank you so much for watching.