Scott Jennings walloped with Charlie Kirk's own words on death anniversary

MAGA CNN analyst Scott Jennings laid into former Secretary of State and 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton for suggesting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu allowed the October 7 terrorist attack by Hamas to happen on purpose — but he was quickly reminded a certain other person he greatly reveres thought the exact same thing.

Clinton made the comments on MS NOW's Morning Joe this week, saying Netanyahu "wanted to see what [Hamas] could plan so that then he could come down hard and it would enhance his position."

"Is Hillary the biggest conspiracy theorist in America?" said Jennings in a post to X. "Still thinks Russia stole the 2016 election & now says Oct 7 was an inside job. Good grief."

But Zeteo News founder Mehdi Hasan had a swift retort to Jennings.

"Your guy Charlie Kirk suggested the same. I dare you to criticize him for that on the one-year anniversary of his murder," said Hasan. He linked a 2023 Washington Times article revealing that Kirk, the founder of the far-right Turning Point USA student group and a hallowed figure in the MAGA movement, had suspicions quite similar to Clinton's.

“Israel is the size of New Jersey. When I took a helicopter ride from Jerusalem to the Gaza border, it was 45 minutes. [It took the Israel Defense Forces] six hours!" said Kirk. "[Hamas was] livestreaming the killing of Jews. Did somebody in the government say, stand down? That is a legitimate, nonconspiracy question. The whole country is the IDF, the whole country is! And you’re trying to tell me that they’re going to concerts and kibbutz’s, and schools?”

Kirk became a martyr for Trump supporters after he was murdered by a sniper during a political event at Utah Valley University a year ago to the day.

The theory that Kirk and Clinton were pushing has gained some legitimacy in recent days, following a report in Haaretz that his administration was given a detailed warning of the attack in the run-up to October 7 and did not alert his security chiefs.