Wells Fargo Exec Liked Death Threat on Corey DeAngelis' Family Pic — NOW the Bank Is Trying to HIDE

Wells Fargo would like a word about scammers targeting students this school year. Cute.

Less cute: the bank’s own Business Strategy executive director, Adam Kuykendall, liked a “Get Kirk’d” comment on a family photo from school-choice advocate Corey DeAngelis — the kind of line that treats Charlie Kirk’s assassination as a punchline.

After the usual “we’ve escalated this to HR” stall, the bank’s next innovation in customer service was hiding the replies that mention it.

No, really.

Nothing says “we take threats seriously” like a moderation filter and a hope that depositors have short memories.

Why are you HIDING ALL REPLIES mentioning your Executive Director liking the violent "Get Kirk'd" comment on a picture of me and my family? https://t.co/cf0wi4Vp1R
— Corey A. DeAngelis, school choice evangelist (@DeAngelisCorey) August 27, 2026

We imagine they'd rather not deal with it and hope that ignoring it will make it go away, which proves they have zero clue what social media is capable of doing.

DeAngelis has been on a tear for DAYS:

BREAKING: @WellsFargo has now decided to start HIDING ALL REPLIES mentioning their Executive Director liking the violent "Get Kirk'd" comment on a picture of me and my family. https://t.co/GWTe08VX8L pic.twitter.com/HfpIarGToU
— Corey A. DeAngelis, school choice evangelist (@DeAngelisCorey) August 27, 2026

Won't work.

Shawn Blagg says I should just back off if I want "100% less death threats." pic.twitter.com/EJrl1czEcO
— Corey A. DeAngelis, school choice evangelist (@DeAngelisCorey) August 27, 2026

Wells Fargo Exec Liked Death Threat on Corey DeAngelis' Family Pic — NOW the Bank Is Trying to HIDE

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