Valuetainment "Texts Were Touching" – ABC Reporter ROASTED After BIZARRE Take On Charlie Kirk's Killer
Sep 18, 2025
The panel dives into a controversial text exchange involving Charlie Kirk’s killer and his transgender roommate, raising doubts about its authenticity. They question whether the messages were fabricated or scripted, with insights from AI analysis. The discussion also includes Utah's move to seek the death penalty and heavy criticism for an ABC reporter framing the story as a 'love story.' The hosts announce a donation initiative in Charlie Kirk's memory, pledging all USA merch sales to Turning Point USA.
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Text Thread Looks Scripted
- Hosts argue the shared text thread reads like a constructed script rather than frantic, authentic messages.
- They suggest its pacing and detail resemble narration, not real panic texting.
Thread Could Manufacture Motive
- Panelers raise the possibility the messages were staged to pin motive and premeditation on one suspect.
- They argue the thread conveniently establishes motive, weapon location, and planning.
Verify Texts Before Drawing Conclusions
- Treat raw leaked messages skeptically and seek forensic validation before drawing conclusions.
- Use linguistic analysis or metadata checks to verify authenticity rather than relying on surface impressions.
