No, just the opposite. In that line of questioning he asked Ben why there wasn't any pushback on the media about what was going on in Gaza, he questioned if the media was being totally true about what was going on there. He posed the question of a friend of his of why is it that they were allowed to pushback on covid, the lockdowns, the border, Ukraine, etc., and that they should also be asking about if the media is telling the truth on Gaza. So he was getting ready, or so it sounded as such, to push back on the narratives being spoken by the media on Gaza. He also said that he didn't go along with Bibi having come out and said that you can't be anti Israeli and be MAGA. With the kind of influence he wielded with college students, there was no way they were going to allow him to organize a push back on the Gaza issue.
Like I said, Trump will always let the cat out of the bag, every single time. You can go over many of his statements and find the real truth spoken but it gets hidden behind all the hype. When he called him great and legendary, a man who could capture the heart of the youth, and importantly also, that he understood them, the fear was that understanding would come full force to get answers on Gaza and they didn't want anybody questioning the narrative or organizing large swaths of students across the country to put any push back against the narrative. When Charlie speaks, students listen, it shouldn't be considered a coincidence where he got shot at. If I was a betting person, I'd say that was sent as a warning to anyone else with considerable influence not to get any similar ideas.