Charlie Kirk Had Private Doubts About Israel, Resisted Donor Pressure Before Death

What was said

"Charlie was having doubts about Israel and was under pressure not to, not to abandon Israel as a cause. And is in writing and on the record with me on this show and elsewhere, not appreciating being called an antisemite, saying he might have to leave the Jewish cause entirely, saying he wasn't going to submit to the pressure from certain Jewish donors to not waver at all on Israel, and that he didn't appreciate that at all. Correspondence directly with Netanyahu."

The speaker reveals that Charlie Kirk was privately questioning his support for Israel's government and behavior in Gaza before his death, despite public alignment with pro-Israel positions. Kirk reportedly resented pressure from Jewish donors to maintain unwavering support and had direct correspondence with Netanyahu expressing these concerns. This revelation adds a previously undisclosed dimension to Kirk's final positions and potential motives in his death.