The Charlie Kirk Show The Silent Majority, The ADL, The Super Bowl, And More
Oct 1, 2025
Independent journalist Tim Pool joins the discussion, sharing insights on cancel culture and political violence. He reacts to the ADL's decision to remove TPUSA from its hate group list and debates the impact of celebrating violence against political figures. The panel also critiques Bad Bunny's performance at the Super Bowl, exploring the NFL's cultural strategies. Tim highlights threats to conservative voices on campuses and the challenges of media bias and information bubbles in today's society.
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Studio Hospitality Moment
- Tim Pool described being honored to appear and recalled past studio hospitality from Charlie Kirk and TPUSA.
- He said sitting in Charlie's chair and using their studio removed the burden of his work and gave him relief.
News Judgment Under Threats
- Tim Pool recounted avoiding leading with the government shutdown story because of TPUSA's bomb threat and recent terror attacks.
- He said multiple terror incidents in weeks made other news feel less urgent.
Silencing Threats Backfires
- Tim Pool argued hiding death threats to avoid copycats created a perception conservatives don't face real danger.
- He said not talking about threats left younger activists unprepared for real-world violence.