Oct 16, 2026 · 35 min · 21 segments
Jesse just watched Nissy Social's breakdown of Erika Kirk… and he has A LOT of questions. 😳👀 From a podcast recorded before Charlie's death to Terryll Farnsworth's explanation for that bizarre wall…
Blessed is the man who takes refuge in him.
This tweet was posted at 9.44 a.m. Arizona time, and according to Paramount Tactical and Andrew Colvette, an hour before that tweet at 8.33 a.m., Erica took this photo of two children who she initially tried to pass off as her own.
Everyone with two eyes and a brain could see that the boy in the photo was clearly too old to be her son, and therefore Erica and Andrew Colvette were lying when they presented this photo as- Wait a minute.
Are you saying that they would present a video or pictures or whatever to mislead people into thinking that something was going on? Like, I thought I was crazy when I said that maybe that video Andrew Wilson put out was not necessarily from the time they said.
I don't know.
I'm just saying something to think about just as a side note.
A photo of both of Erica's children.
Proof, she was with her kids at 8.33 a.m. Pacific time, which again, In September, Arizona's on Pacific Time.
Taking them for a walk.
Apparently, I wasn't supposed to share that.
But anyways.
Now, they did eventually, through Gary Melton, tell the truth and admit that the boy wasn't Erica's son.
However, there is still speculation that the little girl wasn't her daughter either.
But either way, they wanted us to believe that at 8.33 a.m., Erica took this photo with her children.
And then, according to Andrew Colvette, after that, she spent the whole day at the office with Charlie.
The internet has gone insane.
Erica herself has never corroborated this.
In her interview with Jesse Waters, she had only indicated that Charlie was at the office.
Tell me about the day before the shooting.
By the way, I think it's important to note...
That if she never says it, then if the stuff that gets put out turns out not to be real, she's like, what? I never said that.
It wasn't me who said that.
Those guys said that.
You know, what do you mean? I never put anything out.
Blessed is the man who takes refuge in him.
This tweet was posted at 9.44 a.m. Arizona time, and according to Paramount Tactical and Andrew Colvette, an hour before that tweet at 8.33 a.m., Erica took this photo of two children who she initially tried to pass off as her own.
Everyone with two eyes and a brain could see that the boy in the photo was clearly too old to be her son, and therefore Erica and Andrew Colvette were lying when they presented this photo as- Wait a minute.
Are you saying that they would present a video or pictures or whatever to mislead people into thinking that something was going on? Like, I thought I was crazy when I said that maybe that video Andrew Wilson put out was not necessarily from the time they said.
I don't know.
I'm just saying something to think about just as a side note.
A photo of both of Erica's children.
Proof, she was with her kids at 8.33 a.m. Pacific time, which again, In September, Arizona's on Pacific Time.
Taking them for a walk.
Apparently, I wasn't supposed to share that.
But anyways.
Now, they did eventually, through Gary Melton, tell the truth and admit that the boy wasn't Erica's son.
However, there is still speculation that the little girl wasn't her daughter either.
But either way, they wanted us to believe that at 8.33 a.m., Erica took this photo with her children.
And then, according to Andrew Colvette, after that, she spent the whole day at the office with Charlie.
The internet has gone insane.
Erica herself has never corroborated this.
In her interview with Jesse Waters, she had only indicated that Charlie was at the office.
Tell me about the day before the shooting.
By the way, I think it's important to note...
That if she never says it, then if the stuff that gets put out turns out not to be real, she's like, what? I never said that.
It wasn't me who said that.
Those guys said that.
You know, what do you mean? I never put anything out.
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