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Charlie Kirk Pleads the Fifth When Asked His Age by Jan. 6 Committee

The deposition of conservative activist Charlie Kirk with the January 6 committee on May 24 was a rather brief one, official documents revealed, as the Turning Point USA founder pleaded the Fifth Amendment to avoid responding to a range of questions from his age to his education level.

On Wednesday, the House committee investigating the attack on the Capitol by a mob of Trump supporters on January 6, 2021 released the transcript of its interview with Kirk, who, under oath, was questioned about his role in the riots and in casting doubt on the 2020 presidential election.

Kirk—like many others interviewed by the Jan. 6 committee—invoked his right against self-incrimination under the Fifth Amendment to avoid responding to the panel's questions about his age, his highest level of education and his role in founding Turning Point USA (TPUSA) and its affiliate Turning Point Action (TPA), a conservative youth activist organization which the New York Times reported to be funded by conservative megadonors.

In response to all but one of the more than 70 questions the committee asked Kirk during the interview on May 24, the activist responded: "I am invoking my Fifth Amendment right."

The committee asked the conservative activist about his whereabouts on January 6, 2021 and whether he knew before news of the riots broke out that "something like that" could happen on the day. He took the Fifth.

A few days before the attack on the Capitol, Kirk wrote in a now-deleted tweet that TPA would be sending more than 80 buses of Trump supporters to Washington, D. C., to "fight for the president."

"The historic event will likely be one of the largest and most consequential in American history," Kirk tweeted. "The team at @TrumpStudents & Turning Point Action are honored to help make this happen, sending 80+ buses full of patriots to DC to fight for this president.

I know this is probably lame because of personal feelings. If you’re the type of guy who feels a girl finds your face annoying (like a look they can’t stand looking at) or ugly, and try to avoid you. What would be a good feeling to have that tells you in your mind is not true and why?

Thanks

I’ve known this guy since high school lets call him Eric so basically he is tall very stylish very hygienic abit chubby and facially I would give him a 2-3/10 anyways at school and college thé girls would avoid him and never talk to him unless they needed to they would always giggle when he’s not there they liked some of his outfits but they didn’t say it to him they just got there male friends to ask where he got the clothes because the girls were too grossed out and scared to even talk to him, he could throw hands too and one of the popular girls boyfriends started a fight with him and obviously the girls boyfriend lost the fight then the next day all the girls were giving him dirty looks and then throwing paper balls at him even teachers make rude remarks to him about how he looks