The Charlie Kirk Show — "Another Trans Shooter Strikes"

Date: February 11, 2026
Host: Charlie Kirk
Co-hosts/Panelists: Blake, Andrew, John Solomon

Overview

This episode opens with a discussion of a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, Canada, allegedly perpetrated by an individual identified as transgender, and reflects on a perceived trend of trans-identifying shooters in recent years. The panel scrutinizes both the social and pharmaceutical contexts contributing to such violence and expresses deep skepticism toward the current approach to transgender issues in media, medicine, and law enforcement. The latter part of the episode shifts focus to coverage of an unrelated kidnapping case and an in-depth conversation with journalist John Solomon on recent developments in Fulton County election investigations.

Key Discussion Points

1. The Tumbler Ridge Mass Shooting and “Trans Shooter” Trend

• Incident Summary:

  • [01:10] Blake describes a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, Canada resulting in 10 fatalities, including the shooter.
  • The shooter was initially described by police as “a woman in a dress,” prompting speculation about transgender identity.

• Media and Law Enforcement Response:

  • [02:44] The term "gun person" is used by Canadian police rather than traditional "gunman," causing panelists to suggest attempts at gender-neutral or inclusive language.
  • The panel accuses authorities of delay and obfuscation in publicizing the shooter’s identity due to the suspect's transgender status.

• Context and Historic Parallels:

  • [04:28] Blake recalls Charlie Kirk’s 2023 prediction of a “wave of transgender shooters,” listing several past cases (Covenant School, Annunciation Catholic in Minneapolis, Highlands Ranch in Colorado, and the Tyler Robinson case).
  • Speculates on connections between gender identity, radicalization, and pharmaceutical/psychological instability.

• Pharmaceutical and Social Environment:

  • [05:36] Detailed account of the shooter’s self-reported drug regimen: heavy doses of Zoloft (280 mg/day), marijuana, “5-MeO-DMT” (a psychoactive toad venom), and gender-transitioning hormones.
  • Described as indicative of “mentally unwell people…not going to respond well to a giant cocktail of chemicals being thrown at their brain.”
    • Notable quote:
      • “These are all very mentally unwell people who are probably not going to respond well to a giant cocktail of chemicals being thrown at their brain.” — Blake [06:21]

• "Transgender Cultural Contagion" Theory:

  • [06:35] Blake attributes rising incidents to a “cultural contagion” beginning “about a decade ago,” spreading from elite and media circles throughout society, with the Obama Administration cited as having encouraged insurance coverage for transgender interventions.

• Online Radicalization & Community:

  • [07:55] Cites trans discussion groups online, such as the 'transguns' subreddit, where members discuss firearms and radical ideology.

2. Media Coverage and Perceived Double Standards

• Victim vs. Perpetrator:

  • [08:56] The panel claims the media fixates on victims when they are transgender but ignores or downplays this trait in perpetrators.
  • Notable quote:
    • “If it had been a trans victim, they'd have talked non stop about that… But they ignore it when it's the perpetrator.” — Blake and guest panelist [09:02–09:32]

• Privacy of the Shooter vs. Recognition of Victims:

  • [12:25] Andrew remarks on perceived priorities: “they were worried about the privacy of the shooter…They don’t give two craps about the people who just got shot.”

3. Retrospective: Charlie Kirk’s 2023 Prediction

• Archived Clips from 2023:

  • [11:57–13:11] Andrew plays direct audio from Charlie Kirk post-Covenant School shooting (March 2023), highlighting his claim that media and political institutions treat “trans people…as a kind of sacred cow” and are afraid to scrutinize violent, radicalized elements.

  • Notable quote:

    • “Trans people have been made into kind of the sacred cow of American politics. You can’t question it, you can’t criticize it. And they believe they can threaten whoever they want… How many dead kids is it gonna take for us to say we’ve probably gone too far here?” — Charlie Kirk [11:57]

  • [13:11]

    • “The media is actually pushing forward this total lie that there’s a trans genocide… Antifa and the trans mafia are now partners and nobody’s investigating them.” — Charlie Kirk

4. Culture, Censorship, and “Trans Shock Troops”

• Panel’s Perspective on Radicalization:

  • [13:52] The discussion expands beyond shootings into claims that transgender individuals are disproportionally involved as aggressive moderators and censors on online platforms.
  • Notable language: “the tranissaries…the shock troops of leftism.”

• Drug and Hormone Regimen Commentary:

  • Saves most critical rhetoric for the intersection of social affirmation, ideology, and heavy medication.

5. Legal Reckonings and Medical Malpractice

• Recent Lawsuit Victory in New York:

  • [15:38] Blake cites a New York case awarding Fox Varian $2 million for what was found to be medical malpractice after gender reassignment during adolescence.
  • Outlines statistics on youth gender surgery and raises calls for more lawsuits and legal restrictions.
    • “We should utterly bankrupt every doctor, every clinic that fed children to this Moloch monstrosity.” — Blake [17:24]

• Trends and Pushback:

  • [18:11] Predicts increasing jurisprudence and backlash against gender-affirming care for minors, referencing the American Society of Plastic Surgeons’ decision to withdraw support.

Notable Quotes & Moments

• On shooter identities and media coverage:

  • “If it had been a trans victim, they'd have talked nonstop about that… But they ignore it when it's the perpetrator.” — Blake and guest [09:02–09:32]

• On cultural transformation:

  • “Trans people have been made into kind of the sacred cow of American politics.” — Charlie Kirk [11:57]

• On youth medical interventions:

  • “Three thousand two hundred and fifteen mastectomies on 12 to 18-year-olds from 2016 to 2020. And that's before the peak…I think we're opening the door to a wave. Thousands of these lawsuits could be coming and they should be coming.” — Blake [16:46]

• On philosophy of resistance:

  • “We should utterly bankrupt every doctor, every clinic that fed children to this Moloch monstrosity.” — Blake [17:24]

[19:36] — Shift to Other Major News Stories

The Nancy Guthrie Kidnapping Case

• Summary:
  • Discusses the breaking story of Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance, ransom notes, and the FBI’s use of digital forensics on Ring doorbell data.
  • [22:01–23:11] Interview with a person of interest, who denies involvement.
• Expert Analysis:
  • [23:08] Investigative journalist John Solomon describes the FBI’s widening pool of suspects due to a lack of immediate leads, and explains law enforcement’s process of elimination.

Fulton County Election Investigation

• Recent Developments:
  • [33:11] John Solomon discusses the recently unsealed FBI affidavit revealing alleged mishandling of ballots and potential coverups in Georgia’s Fulton County during the 2020 election.
  • Explains how legal liability applies even without evidence votes were changed; “Al Capone” analogy for legal prosecution based on procedural rather than outcome offenses.
    • "If they're breaking the rules … even if it didn't change a single outcome … that would still potentially be a federal crime." — Blake [37:14]
  • Solomon forecasts forthcoming election integrity investigations in Maricopa County, AZ, and Michigan.

Important Timestamps

• 01:10–09:43 — Main segment: Tumbler Ridge shooting deep-dive, discussion of “trans shooter” phenomenon, media framing
• 11:57–13:52 — Archival clips: Charlie Kirk’s 2023 predictions and commentary on “trans ideology”
• 15:38–18:11 — Legal and medical landscape: malpractice case, statistics on gender-related surgeries for minors, policy and lawsuit advocacy
• 19:36–24:55 — Nancy Guthrie kidnapping: details, FBI methodology, media coverage, John Solomon joins
• 33:11–37:42 — Fulton County Elections: affidavit unsealed, summary of legal jeopardy, future “integrity” investigations (John Solomon & Blake)

Episode Tone & Style

• Language: Outspoken, unapologetically conservative, combative, heavily critical of transgender advocacy, medical establishments, and mainstream media.
• Tone: Urgent, sometimes alarmist and polemical, features both personal anecdotes and policy-oriented analysis.

Conclusion

This episode’s first half is a polemic against perceived failures and double standards in the handling and discussion of transgender issues, mass shootings, and youth medical interventions—framed within the broader “culture war.” The latter segments pivot to ongoing high-profile news, including a kidnapping investigation and the latest in post-2020 election litigation. The podcast’s distinctive tone is assertive, often accusatory, and positions its hosts as truth-tellers confronting elite failures and defending traditionalist values.