His Own Co-Hosts Flag It As a Real Threat, in Real Time
His own on-air co-hosts calling it a threat, live, unprompted — not an outsider’s read on the situation.

Later in the same livestream, two co-hosts (Jada and Yoga) discuss the Nairobi/police comments live, on-air.
N/A — this is other people’s reactions, included because it shows the threat was recognized as such by people in the room, not just by him.
Not applicable to this clip specifically — included for context on how the preceding threats were understood by his own circle.
Jada: "I felt like that was a threat. Like him saying he has connections with the police..." Jada, closing: "If he’s threatening, send me the time marker. Of course I always let the police know."
When the people physically in the room with him read a comment as a real threat involving police connections, that materially undercuts any later claim that the earlier statements were exaggeration or performance for the camera.
N/A — this segment is other participants reacting to him, not his own statement.
Shows a check that already exists within his own circle: even people sympathetic to him recognize the line between "content" and an actual threat, and say so on air.
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Jada: "I felt like that was a threat. Like him saying he has connections with the police... I don’t know if they’re that dumb or if that’s like [a real threat]."
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Jada: "If he’s threatening, send me the time marker. Of course I always let the police know."
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