Charlie Kirk: The FBI is “doing the work that brown shirts would do. That's how you get Auschwitz.”
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From the May 22, 2024 edition of The Charlie Kirk Show, streamed on Rumble
STUART KAPLAN (GUEST): I can tell you that the men and women that executed the search warrant in Mar-a-Lago were handpicked, were hand selected. This was not just a squad. This was assembled selectively. And so, to some extent, I agree with what your assertion is, and I can tell you that the men and women of the FBI that are present and former are at times disgusted by at least the optics that have been played out all too often. But, again, the men and women, their employees, they want to secure their jobs. You don't wanna put yourself in a position where you become the target of being ostracized or alienated because --
CHARLIE KIRK (HOST): Got it. That's exact -- no, no, no. You answered the question. We're -- we're out of time. They're afraid of losing their job, so they'll do the work of the brown shirts of the regime. Totally get it. Thank you. They're not courageous. They want their pension more than they want a country or to actually be able to do what's right. I, in good faith, would not be able to kick down a door of an 81 year-old that went and prayed inside of the Capitol and then say, oh, well, you know, they're just doing their job. You answered it. Thank you so much.
KAPLAN: I respectfully disagree.
KIRK: Got it. Thank you. They're doing the work that brown shirts would do. That's how you get Auschwitz.