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EPISODE · Jul 29, 2026 · 2H 59M

When The TPUSA Narrative Began: Exposing the First Lies After Charlie Kirk's Assassination Ep. 197

from The Black Line Brief · host Matt McKim

The first 24 hours matter.In this episode of The Black Line Brief, we examine the public statements made immediately following Charlie Kirk's assassination and compare them with information that later became available.We'll review statements from Benny Johnson, Andrew Kolvet, Erika Kirk, President Donald Trump, and Jack Posobiec, discussing how the early narrative developed and asking whether key claims remained consistent as additional information emerged.Topics include:• The first public messaging after the assassination• How media personalities shaped the initial narrative• Statements that changed over time• What was known versus what was speculation• Why the first 24–48 hours continue to matterAs always, I encourage viewers to examine the evidence, compare timelines, and reach their own conclusions.If you enjoy long-form investigative discussions, subscribe and join the Black Line Brief community.Thank you. God bless. Christ is King.

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