60 Minutes correspondent Lesley Stahl confronted Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi over whether “the Holocaust happened" in a new interview.

Stahl, who traveled to Iran to interview the president, asked point blank if he believed the Holocaust happened, adding, "That six million Jews were slaughtered?”

Raisi refused to admit that the Holocaust occurred, prompting Stahl to keep pushing.

“Look, historical events should be investigated by researchers and historians,” Raisi said. “There are some signs that it happened. If so, they should allow it to be investigated and researched.”

Stahl reasoned that Raisi was still "not sure" that the genocide was real before pivoting to Raisi's views on Israel and the United States' killing of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani.

"Are you intending to retaliate by assassinating officials from the Trump administration?" Stahl asked.

Raisi called the assassination of Soleimani a "heinous crime" and confirmed Iran wants "justice to be served."

He also claimed Iran would not "carry out the same actions" by assassinating a U.S. official, yet the DOJ has already charged a member of Iran's Revolutionary Guard with plotting to assassinate John Bolton.

Props to Stahl for pressing Raisi on numerous contentious topics, which also included the Iran nuclear deal, the country’s nuclear weapons program, American hostages in Iran, U.S. sanctions, and Raisi’s human rights record.

Charlie Kirk’s pro-Trump student organization Turning Point USA welcomed Alex Jones as a “special remote guest” to an event over the weekend called “Defeating the Great Reset.”

Kirk introduced Jones, the far-right conspiracy theorist and InfoWars host, as a man "more hated by the media than Donald Trump."

“And that says something. Okay. Which is so if you’re going to talk about the ‘Great Reset,’ then you have to have someone who’s the most banned man in America. Alex Jones joins us,” Kirk said to a loud, standing ovation.

Kirk went on to welcome Jones remotely, sharing that several people advised against inviting the conspiracy theorist, who is currently on trial in a defamation case brought by the family members of the Sandy Hook mass shooting victims.

The recent trial comes just over a month after a Texas jury awarded $4.1 million in compensatory damages and $45.2 million in punitive damages to parents Neil Heslin and Scarlett Lewis in a similar defamation case.

The Turning Point USA founder ignored the advice, giving Jones a platform to tout the “Great Reset” conspiracy theory.

The conspiracy theory claims elites across the world want to use the coronavirus as a tool to reach global totalitarian regime.

Kirk's decision to host Jones, along with the loud applause he received, further prove the multi-million dollar defamation ruling against him did little to harm his standing with the MAGA base.