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A Few Questions for Erika (Episode 106)
YouTube video by Baron Coleman Clips (@BaronColemanClips) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLo_8tTz3Ww). OPINION COMMENTARY by Baron Coleman (Baron Coleman Clips (@BaronColemanClips)) — one commentator's contested analysis of the Charlie Kirk assassination and the State v. Tyler Robinson prosecution. These are his own assertions and theories, NOT the court record, NOT established fact, and NOT endorsed by profoundd; some make unverified allegations about named individuals. Archived here, attributed and lane-separated as commentary, so the claims can be weighed against the primary record — the tyler-robinson-trial hearings and filings in this same collection. Inclusion in this archive is not evidence of truth.
So, we have a series of questions. Like if Erica wants to remain at the helm, I think she has to be able to answer some questions. Number one, why did you claim Candace said that Erica killed Charlie. She's never said it that I've seen. Oh, but bam bam bam bam, didn't you see the text message where she said yeah, I saw a text message where she was joking around with a friend and she even put a laughy face on it. But no one assumed that's what you were talking about Erica. Not a single person assumed that's what you were talking about. It sounded very clear to me, and I think it did to everyone else cuz everybody had the exact same reaction that you that you what you were trying to say in that moment today is that Candace goes on her podcast or goes to speeches and she says, I believe Erica did it. I'll be the first to say I don't think Erica did it. I don't think Erica killed her husband. Nor do I know a single human being that does. I've never talked to anyone who does. Talked to Candace, I've never heard her say that. Talked to a lot of these other podcasters, I've never heard anyone say that. No one who's ever been on this show has ever said that. I've never said that on this show. I don't know a single person who So, what a weird thing to say. Why would you even bother saying that? Why would you lie? Why would you come on the air and tell a lie in your great 9-minute speech that you that I think is some sort of Hail Mary pass to try to While we're asking about questions that are demonstrable, why can't we get a straight answer from Erica about her educational history? You claim time and time again to have a double major. Did you have a double major? It's an easy yes/no question. And if you didn't, it's an easy thing to explain. Well, I didn't, but I did satisfy the requirements and if they did have a double major, I would have gotten I mean just come up with something. Tell me something. But it's an undeniable fact that I've looked at the program. I took me months to find it, but I finally got a hold of the program thanks to Daisy. She was able to track one down. I finally got a program from the day you graduated and you were not listed as I also got a hold of the the program guide for Arizona State University while you were there and they didn't even offer that as a major. So, why would you go around telling everybody you had a double major in these two programs when one of them didn't exist and you weren't listed as having a double major? Again, if we're clear in the air, if you want to win people over, if you want people like me to back off, give me a reasonable explanation. But gaslighting me and acting like I'm crazy for mentioning it. Oh, they're claiming she lies all the time. They've never provided any evidence of any lies she's ever told. I have. I am doing it right now. Take notes. Get a pencil out. Write it down. On April 29th, Baron Coleman said at 6:44 p.m. Central Daylight Time, 2026 Anno Domini, that Erica Kirk lied about having a double major. And he gave good evidence that she could not have had a double major. And while we're on that, make a little bullet point, you know, sub down give me an indentation, make a little bullet point, and say, why did you claim to have a summa laude or a magna laude? You didn't even graduate laude. But you had no academic honors that we could tell. Well, I mean cuz there has to be some explanation. You can't just ignore the question and go on and expect to gain credibility. If you make a public statement and that public statement is not true and somebody raises the issue and says, whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa, that doesn't sound right. That's not true. And you go, ah, I'm not going to talk about it. No, no, no, no, no. No, no, no. I'm calling you a liar, liar, pants Funny thing about that. One of my fifth grade teachers used to say liar, liar, house on fire. I don't know why she got it so wrong. Well, I knew it was wrong. Everyone knows it's liar, liar, house on fire. But when I got married, I used to tell Mrs. Coleman, I'd say that's liar, liar, house on fire. She's like, Baron, it's liar, liar, pants on fire. Why do you say that? I'm like, no, it's not. It's liar, liar, house on fire. I did this for 20 years. And finally one day I was like, you know, I've just been messing with you the whole time. It's always been liar, liar, pants on fire. But my fifth grade teacher, Mrs. Jones, she used to say liar, liar, house on fire. I think she taught like math or something. I don't remember what I took, science, some fifth grade class I took with her. But she used to say liar, >> [snorts] >> And that's an aside. But if you want to regain credibility, if you want to get back in control, there are some very obvious lies, I think, that we've been able to identify that are basically inconsequential and that could be handled by just being honest. I didn't actually graduate summa laude, but I didn't because of X, Y, and Z, but I I did say that because of here why A, B, C. Just tell us the truth. Why did you claim that when it's so obviously and verifiably not true? Just like the double major, just like the major in an a program that didn't exist. While we're on your educational background, why as late as 2023 were you telling people you had a doctorate in education and Christian leadership? You did not. You never had a doctorate in education and Christian leadership. You did get some sort of Master of Laws. W- That's a fine degree. I'm sure it's a excellent degree. I'm sure it's a difficult degree to get. I went to law school. It's not a full law degree, but I think it's like the first two years of a law degree. Law programs are hard. Congratulations for passing the first two years of a law program. One more year you could have been a lawyer, but you chose to stop at two. I Who am I to judge? But a Master's in Laws is decidedly not a doctorate in Christian education leadership. And so, why were you telling everybody you had this? Why were you being quoted in magazine articles saying you had this? Why did your resume on LinkedIn say you had this? Why did bios about you say you had it? You didn't have it. So, were you telling people you had that? Or is the answer, well, bam bam bam bam, I never said that. I don't know where they got this. I didn't even own that LinkedIn page. I have no idea who ran it. Okay, I'll accept that. But what I won't accept is total silence on the issue. It's a legitimate question. It goes right to the heart of your credibility as a human being. You want me to believe that you were with your kids on September 8th and 9th, show me a history of integrity and veracity. Show me your truth. Show me when you Now, let's go to more important things. In the New York Times, it said you found out that your husband died while you were on an airplane. I look at that timeline and find that impossible to believe. So, is it true? Did you tell them that? Did they just say that? Why did they say that? Typically, the New York Times prints what people say. Did the did the reporter just make it up? Did you ask for a retraction or correction? Could you please do that if