Verdict with Ted Cruz CNN Insists "Who can tell the Motive?" of Charlie Kirk's Murderer plus "Loving" Texts between the Murderer & His Boyfriend
Sep 17, 2025
The hosts dive into a heated debate about media bias, particularly focusing on CNN's coverage of a recent murder case. They dissect unsettling text messages between the murderer and their partner, criticizing the media for framing them as romantic. The discussion also compares responses to political violence from different sides, with Cruz asserting conservatives choose peaceful methods. Additionally, they advocate for solidarity with Israel following a tragic attack, highlighting the need for honest dialogue amid significant societal issues.
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Media Framing Shapes Public Perception
- Ted Cruz argues mainstream outlets framed the assassination as 'both-sides' violence and refused to accept left-wing motive evidence.
- He went on CNN specifically to challenge what he calls propaganda and selective reporting.
Follow The Money To Combat Organized Violence
- Ted Cruz urges investigators to "follow the money" to find who funds organized violence and protests.
- He recommends adding rioting as a predicate RICO offense to pursue financiers, via the Stop Funders Act.
Symbols And Chatrooms As Investigative Clues
- Cruz links evidence (shell casings with slogans, online chats) to left-wing and transgender activist contexts as potential motive indicators.
- He calls for investigating Reddit/Discord ties and possible organized involvement.