'It's about time': Charlie Kirk defends frat boy who made monkey noises at Black woman

Editor's note: An earlier version of this story stated that Charlie Kirk praised the frat boy. It was changed to "defends" to more accurately portray what was said.

Right-wing podcaster Charlie Kirk used his Monday program to defend a white fraternity member who was seen on video making monkey noises at a Black woman.

According to the Daily Beast, University of Mississippi student James “JP” Staples was expelled from Phi Delta Theta after a video of his racist gestures surfaced.

On Monday, Kirk framed Staples's troubles as bias against white men.

"There's this ultra-viral clip of a morbidly obese anti-Israel protester facing a group of frat bros who are counter-protesting, and they were mocking her, mostly because she makes Lizzo look skinny," Kirk said. "One of those protesters in a short clip is seen allegedly making King Kong-type noises at the woman."

"So I'm not even convinced that guy at the end is actually doing what they say he's doing," the podcast host said of the video. "Well, this young man has now been kicked out of his fraternity, because national frats are super weak. This is insane and ridiculous."

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According to Kirk, "The worst possible interpretation" of the video was that Staples was "being a smart aleck, rude college frat bro."

"This is a young white man who might have done something foolish for two seconds," he continued. "Might have been under the influence of alcohol.

"But to the left... he's a young white man, so it's worth destroying his life."

Kirk then praised the fraternity members who "went to the streets and challenged these maniacs."

"It's about time the masculine energy in this country is ascendant," he proclaimed. "I'm not defending what this kid allegedly did. I am defending young men holding up old glory, getting out there in the streets, and saying, we're not going to take this anymore."

"And they're trying to destroy the rise of the frat boys," he added. "They're trying to destroy the rise of the masculine energy."

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