Topic: Josh Hammer

Prominent Zionist figures, including Josh Hammer, are accused of using eliminationist rhetoric against Tucker Carlson following his interview with Nick Fuentes. Hammer reportedly compared Carlson to a "fox in a hen house" that must be "neutralized," which Jones interprets as a call for assassination. The Heritage Foundation has responded by refusing to cancel Carlson, asserting that Christians can critique Israel without being anti-Semitic.

Candace Owens released a group chat from 48 hours before Charlie Kirk's death showing him complaining about losing a $2 million donor for refusing to cancel Tucker Carlson. The texts show Kirk stating he would not be bullied by the Israel lobby and intended to leave the pro-Israel cause. Owens identifies Josh Hammer and Rob McCoy as being part of the thread, suggesting their subsequent denials of Kirk's frustrations are suspicious.

Candace Owens launched "Operation Blitzkrieg," releasing group chat logs from 48 hours before Charlie Kirk's death. The texts involve Kirk, Rob McCoy, and Josh Hammer, discussing the loss of a $2 million donor over refusal to distance from Tucker Carlson. Owens uses these documents to prove that Kirk was under immense pressure from pro-Israel lobbies and was planning a major shift in his organization's direction.