Crowder: ‘They Want Us Dead!’ on Charlie Kirk’s Shooting and Why He Never Warned Him

Steven Crowder, host of Louder with Crowder, is the guest on the 119th episode of the Jack Neel Podcast, a conversation of two hours and 46 minutes released on YouTube on Oct. 31 under the title “They Want Us Dead!” Why I Never Warned Charlie Kirk Before He Was Shot.

The interview opens on the assassination of Charlie Kirk. According to the episode’s published chapter list, Crowder discusses how he leaked important information after Kirk’s assassination, why sources have to leak information “to get the truth out,” and whether he has come close to going to jail for protecting sources.

From there the conversation turns to why mainstream media wanted to “cool the rhetoric” after Kirk’s death, whether it should be illegal to call someone a fascist, why Crowder feels responsible for what happened to Kirk, and who he says the people “hunting conservatives” are. A later segment addresses why conservatives have to spend millions of dollars on security.

Crowder also revisits his long fight with YouTube, including how he says he caused the “Adpocalypse,” why he lost millions of dollars after getting in trouble with the platform, why YouTube started banning certain words, and why he records conversations with Big Tech companies.

Other chapters cover why Crowder considers Nick Fuentes a dangerous debater, how Republicans should be punished for breaking campaign promises, why Crowder says the Epstein files might be a hoax, why he believes most people have turned against Trump, and why he decided not to do a Jubilee debate.

The episode was released less than two weeks after Crowder’s company, LWC IP, sued CNN and Jubilee Media in federal court in Fort Worth, alleging that their Oct. 14 town hall with Texas Senate candidate James Talarico copied his “Change My Mind” format.

The full episode is also available on podcast platforms including Podimo.