The surprise hit documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, You Can See Everything, is dividing audiences with a scene focused on Charlie Kirk that portrays conservatives as the bad guys.
\n\nThe film, which unexpectedly earned $17.5 million worldwide for its opening weekend, follows the saga of disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes and was made in secret by directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim over three years.
\n\nWhile most of the movie does not focus on politics, one scene is raising eyebrows for needlessly attacking TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk and conservatives.
\n\nThe scene features Holmes’ fiancé, Billy Evans, defending Charlie Kirk’s conservative message. Naturally, the film depicts Evans as a villain, so his support of Kirk is naturally cast as the bad guy’s opinion in the film. It is a scene that has audiences wondering why it was even included in the film at all if not to serve the left’s desire to attack conservatives at all costs.
\n\nCharlie Kirk Show producer Blake Neff told NewsNation’s Katie Pavlich that director Fielder “chose their heroes, they chose their villains” and many think that Fielder is pandering to the far left with the segment of the film because Evens is “portrayed unsympathetically.”
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