Candace Owens - September 10, 2026


EXCLUSIVE FOOTAGE: A Crazy Thing Happened On The Way Back From The Hospital. | Ep 385


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00:00:00.000 All right, you guys. Happy Wednesday. You know, people keep finding these clips, or rather what we are to imagine are biblically-based sermons, wherein Yankin, Bankin, Frankin, Turek keeps calling me out. It's really not very nice. I'm only a few weeks away from giving birth, Frankie. Where are your manners? And I might caution you because a dear friend of mine once said this.
00:00:26.800 Don't mess with pregnant Candace Owens. 1.00
00:00:30.680 I'm just saying, ladies and gentlemen, it is the eve of Charlie's death anniversary. 1.00
00:00:35.700 For one full year, we have kept the candle burning for him, for the person that Charlie
00:00:41.720 actually was, who he truly was, the person that they have tried to systematically recreate
00:00:46.720 in the image of Bibi Netanyahu or someone.
00:00:51.180 We prevented that from happening, something that we are very proud of, by the way.
00:00:55.420 and today we are going to continue to go max
00:00:58.060 with more never-before-seen footage from September 10th.
00:01:02.480 Welcome back to Candace.
00:01:17.580 Okay, some housekeeping right at the top
00:01:20.200 because we always aim to be accurate,
00:01:23.580 And if we are not, we want to correct it. We wrongly identified one member from Charlie's security team on September 10th. This individual who we initially named as Chester Barnes, someone that we thought was working with Integrity Solutions. He is seen here in the hat and plaid shirt left side. You can see we renamed him. That person is not Chester Barnes, as we previously named.
00:01:47.000 Thanks to our tips inbox, we can correct the record.
00:01:50.480 The person is actually Derek Pepper, goes by Pepper Williams.
00:01:56.160 Derek Pepper Williams, a former Navy SEAL who worked in Naval Special Warfare Operations.
00:02:02.280 Once he retired from the Navy, he went on to work for PGL as a government defense contractor.
00:02:09.400 Now, PGL, for the uninitiated like me, stands for Perimeter Global Logistics.
00:02:17.000 They specialize in global freight shipping, over-the-border shipping down in Texas, where he is based.
00:02:23.980 And it could be relevant that they do this on behalf of the military.
00:02:28.520 That's why they have a contract with the government, specifically with the Department of Defense.
00:02:34.480 The same department that we have learned is oddly married to the Charlie Kirk assassination in ways that we didn't expect,
00:02:42.820 instructing influencers to attack me over our investigation.
00:02:47.000 And I want you guys to know this. The global shipping angle is not something to ignore in this story. Because Pepper, Pepper Williams, would be one of four people on the TPSA team on the ground on that day, on September 10th, whose families were involved in the exact same industry.
00:03:08.040 global freight trucking all around the world global shipping more on that next week I just
00:03:16.340 want to sort of put that to be in your bonnet so to speak because today I want to stay focused on
00:03:22.420 old frankenbank okay so here's what I'll say in my career a distinct pattern has emerged people
00:03:30.340 who I have done absolutely nothing to people who aren't even on my radar necessarily will just one
00:03:36.500 day pop up out of the woodwork and they'll come after me and then they kind of it becomes kind
00:03:41.720 of obsessive it's like day in and day out consistently like it's their job and I always
00:03:45.140 wonder when they begin this unjustified pursuit like figuratively knocking on my door every day
00:03:51.900 if they've ever run through the possibility that I might be there like I might just open that door
00:03:58.540 like what are you gonna do if I'm there once you actually get my attention I don't think they think
00:04:02.760 through to that step. I think our most recent example of that, truly, Andrew Wilson, I don't
00:04:08.120 think he ever considered the plausibility when he came a-knocking that I might answer.
00:04:12.420 And we watched all of that bravado evaporate almost immediately. We watched somebody with
00:04:18.500 terrible posture, a shaky foot, doing all he could to escape my basement, although the foot
00:04:24.280 was trying to escape. The foot wanted to tell the truth. Similarly, years ago, there was that
00:04:29.920 Republican congressional nominee for Maryland.
00:04:32.480 No reason at all.
00:04:34.080 Kim Klasik. 1.00
00:04:34.900 She just kept coming for me all over the internet.
00:04:36.520 I was like supportive of her mildly. 1.00
00:04:39.440 I finally went, what is going on with this chick?
00:04:41.220 Looked into her because I was going to respond. 1.00
00:04:43.620 And I found out that she was like hiding the fact that she was a whole stripper.
00:04:49.220 Taking off her clothes. 1.00
00:04:50.580 Nasty. 1.00
00:04:51.840 Yet talking about cleaning up the streets of Baltimore. 1.00
00:04:54.580 Now she's like in the group of 92 obsessing over me.
00:04:58.140 Her then-husband was the manager of the strip club.
00:05:00.840 She then sued me for telling the public,
00:05:02.740 sued me for defamation,
00:05:04.180 and she subsequently lost that defamation lawsuit,
00:05:06.640 and she had to pay me here in Tennessee
00:05:08.160 because we have anti-slap laws, gratefully.
00:05:11.120 Anyway, the lesson that I have learned throughout my career
00:05:13.000 is that people who talk too much
00:05:16.260 and it's not prompted or warranted,
00:05:18.160 they always tend to have something to hide.
00:05:22.460 And on that topic, Pastor Frank Turek,
00:05:25.240 he most certainly was not on my radar.
00:05:29.040 Go back, check the tapes.
00:05:31.400 He wasn't on my radar at all.
00:05:32.720 At the beginning of this journey,
00:05:34.800 you will recall what I said repeatedly
00:05:36.620 that he appeared to be the only person
00:05:39.740 that reacted normally in those immediate moments
00:05:42.280 following the explosive going off.
00:05:43.740 He ducked down.
00:05:44.840 He appeared fearful.
00:05:45.740 He appeared surprised, et cetera, et cetera.
00:05:49.540 But then Frank just kept talking.
00:05:54.340 He was talking a lot, and it got peculiar because he kept talking about me.
00:06:01.760 Take a listen to Frank Turek.
00:06:04.000 Candace has been saying a lot of things that appear to have no evidence behind them, Dinesh.
00:06:09.820 I mean, there's evidence for the Bible.
00:06:11.400 Is there any evidence for any of the things Candace Owens has been saying, particularly about our mutual friend Charlie Kirk?
00:06:16.460 We've seen lies.
00:06:18.060 We've seen accusations.
00:06:20.180 And we've seen slander with no evidence.
00:06:23.800 Yeah, I'm talking to you, Candace Owens.
00:06:26.240 Do not assume that something is true just because Candace Owens asks a question that suggests it is true.
00:06:34.020 This is spiritual warfare. This is demonic activity.
00:06:37.420 Yeah, I'm talking about Candace Owens. 1.00
00:06:39.360 This poor woman has to wait for justice while Candace Owens spews a whole bunch of nonsense and people are eating it up. 1.00
00:06:51.060 Why so angry?
00:06:53.800 What's going on there, Frank?
00:06:54.720 Why don't you talk to me, by the way?
00:06:56.300 I've offered many times for you to come on the show.
00:06:58.560 I've offered to go on your show, actually.
00:07:00.580 And it got me thinking, what is Frank hiding?
00:07:04.700 Like Frank wants us to believe
00:07:06.180 that he was with Charlie in Arizona.
00:07:07.400 He was in the 48 hours leading up to his death.
00:07:10.220 We are to believe that he went on this walk with him
00:07:12.640 on September 8th
00:07:14.200 because Charlie just needed debate tips, right?
00:07:17.540 And that would just continue to go on.
00:07:19.340 Charlie's need suddenly to be coached on how to debate.
00:07:23.300 Frank would then join Charlie the next day for that now infamous Zoom call because Charlie desperately needed help with debating from namely two Israeli officials at 4 a.m. in the morning their time, a rabbi Wolicki who was stateside, a Josh Hammer, a Jewish man who has thus far really accomplished nothing in his life other than being annoying and trying to hawk his book on Charlie's death, off the back of Charlie's death, rather.
00:07:51.040 the same Josh Hammer who was caught lying profusely. I've never seen someone caught
00:07:54.800 lying in the way that he was caught lying about Charlie's views shifting over Israel.
00:08:02.900 Day in and day out, he kept saying, oh no, he never flinched until I dropped the text message.
00:08:09.100 We know Blake Neff was also on that Zoom call because what, he's some debating expert,
00:08:14.040 because people look at Blake Neff and go, hey, I really would like some social advice from that
00:08:18.880 guy. And of course, Andrew Colbett, because he's brilliant. All of these characters gathered on a
00:08:24.340 Zoom call to help Charlie Kirk, a literal boy wonder who was on the fast track to become
00:08:29.940 president of the United States, who attended an X-Men school for the gifted growing up, someone
00:08:35.240 who had a higher IQ than all of them, actually. But yeah, we are to believe that he jumped on
00:08:41.960 that Zoom call because he just needed to strengthen his arguments. Okay. Let's just accept
00:08:48.780 all that at face value. That two hours after he announced it was abandoning the pro-Israel cause,
00:08:55.260 something that they all felt the need to lie about, something that Andrew Colbert felt the
00:08:58.200 need to give Tulsi Gabbard's office following his death. That just two hours after that, Charlie
00:09:02.680 then felt the need to have a pro-Israel Zoom call to be coached by people who are dumber than him. 0.99
00:09:09.940 And during that call, he was texting people that he was worried that he was going to be killed 0.99
00:09:13.640 the next day. Okay, let's roll with the narrative. The thing that I can't roll with, Frank,
00:09:21.900 is the CPR story. The CPR story from the next day, okay? I can't accept that at face value.
00:09:27.700 It's been bugging me for a while. The idea that Brian Harpole, who has said multiple times they
00:09:33.700 did not perform CPR during that extremely short ride over to the hospital, was just distracted
00:09:40.180 and didn't notice that Frank Turek did.
00:09:43.420 You just consider the space.
00:09:45.740 Consider them telling us that Charlie was so long
00:09:49.520 that they had to leave the door open
00:09:50.980 and his legs had to hang out,
00:09:52.980 but we're now supposed to believe
00:09:53.920 that they somehow then shifted him
00:09:55.700 or Frank Turek shifted him by himself
00:09:57.820 and nobody noticed.
00:09:58.560 And in just a couple of minutes,
00:10:00.180 he jumped on top of him and performed CPR,
00:10:02.400 but Brian was busy.
00:10:04.180 Brian was just too busy.
00:10:05.840 And yet Brian felt the need to actually stress
00:10:09.040 how he not only did not perform CPR,
00:10:12.360 but that CPR would have been
00:10:14.040 against emergency protocol.
00:10:15.880 Here is what Brian Harpole said
00:10:17.640 to Paramount Not So Tactical.
00:10:19.860 Take a listen.
00:10:21.300 Was CPR being conducted during this time?
00:10:23.940 You know, no, because right now,
00:10:27.360 I got to stop that bleeding.
00:10:28.760 Yeah, no, I had heard conflicting reports
00:10:33.360 and I was a little confused by that.
00:10:34.720 Like, we can't start doing CPR
00:10:37.080 before the bleeding stop.
00:10:39.040 and people don't understand that prioritization of care right and so it's
00:10:43.700 like I'd better get that bleeding stop before and then I knew that we were not
00:10:48.000 that far from the hospital and the human body can it said I gotta stop that
00:10:52.220 bleeding yeah you know yeah I just gotta stop the bleeding and so that was my
00:10:57.440 primary you know that's the the chief complaint from the patient that I have
00:11:01.800 right here and so I'm going after that bleed control trying to stop that and so
00:11:07.680 we go to the hospital. I'm just working in the whole time out of that, out of the kit and just
00:11:12.880 putting them on. And then we, of course, know that he told Sean Ryan in the car crash interview
00:11:20.860 that Frank was praying in the back. He didn't get involved. It was him and him only, actually,
00:11:28.000 in terms of providing emergency care. And yet, miraculously, Frank Turek had a different memory.
00:11:35.620 And here is what Frank said regarding the CPR.
00:11:39.260 Brian is correct that most of the ride, we weren't doing any CPR.
00:11:44.560 We couldn't do CPR.
00:11:46.200 We're trying to stop the bleeding.
00:11:48.240 So no CPR was done.
00:11:50.500 It wasn't until the last, say, 30 seconds of the ride that I thought to myself,
00:11:57.080 we got to be near in like eight or nine minutes and he's not breathing and there's no heartbeat.
00:12:04.060 I've got to at least try.
00:12:06.000 It's probably going to be futile,
00:12:07.780 but I got to at least try to start his heart
00:12:09.640 and get some air in him.
00:12:10.920 So I tried that for like 20 or 30 seconds
00:12:14.080 at the very end of the ride
00:12:15.620 when we're pulling into the hospital parking lot
00:12:17.880 and we're yanking and banking our way there.
00:12:23.380 Yeah, and then he goes on to say
00:12:25.400 that Brian was just distracted.
00:12:27.780 30 seconds, a seated CPR.
00:12:29.360 I don't accept that Brian was just distracted in the car
00:12:32.100 and didn't realize that Frank had hopped over from the trunk
00:12:34.860 and laid Charlie down in a specific manner
00:12:38.980 that he would have to be laid down to begin performing CPR.
00:12:41.640 So I had to ask myself the obvious.
00:12:43.160 If I believe Frank is lying
00:12:44.580 and that Brian is telling the truth,
00:12:47.000 which is what I believe,
00:12:48.600 and I don't believe it's just a discrepancy
00:12:50.600 because Brian said it across multiple interviews,
00:12:53.700 then I have to ask myself,
00:12:54.620 why would Frank be lying?
00:12:56.180 Just to write himself in as a hero?
00:13:00.300 Well, the answer I came up with in my mind
00:13:01.860 is because he needs to justify,
00:13:04.400 he needs to come up with a reason
00:13:05.600 as to why he changed his clothes into surgical scrubs.
00:13:09.940 Because that's another bizarre fact of the story.
00:13:11.400 We're told that a hospital willfully gave out surgical scrubs.
00:13:16.380 And if there is, in fact,
00:13:19.020 and there would be footage of Frank wearing surgical scrubs,
00:13:22.640 people would naturally wonder why.
00:13:24.980 Why was Frank wearing those scrubs?
00:13:28.520 I started asking myself,
00:13:29.180 is Frank simply getting ahead of the inevitability.
00:13:32.500 The questions that he also knows are going to come later
00:13:34.940 about why he's wearing surgical scrubs
00:13:38.540 when everyone can see that Frank jumped
00:13:40.940 into the trunk of the car
00:13:41.840 and actually did not touch Charlie.
00:13:44.180 And like I said, we were told by Brian
00:13:46.200 that he was just praying in the back.
00:13:48.620 All he was doing was praying in the back.
00:13:50.980 It's not even like he didn't say he didn't do CPR.
00:13:52.820 He didn't say, the way that Frank is like,
00:13:54.380 we, we, we, we, we, we did this, we.
00:13:56.400 Ryan said, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I.
00:14:01.400 He did not, like I said,
00:14:02.720 even suggest that Rick Cutler got involved.
00:14:05.860 Rick Cutler was just holding him
00:14:07.260 because Charlie's feet, they caught a tail.
00:14:11.340 The police came because Charlie's feet were hanging out.
00:14:16.620 Okay.
00:14:18.800 Now we know that Frank, when he got to the hospital,
00:14:22.700 he immediately FaceTimed Pastor Jack Hibbs
00:14:25.280 We have that terrible interview where Frank goes through great lengths to remind Pastor Hibbs that he, Frank, had blood all over him.
00:14:37.560 He's kind of leading the question.
00:14:41.020 He's kind of leading the answer, rather, of like, I remember I had all the blood all over me.
00:14:45.200 It sounds to me like he's, again, trying to publicly justify why he changed into surgical scrubs.
00:14:51.400 Take a listen.
00:14:52.780 I'm trying to remember the sequence of things.
00:14:55.340 I either got the first call from you or from Mikey.
00:14:59.100 It was one or the other.
00:15:01.480 It was very, very close.
00:15:03.500 I do believe you were the first one.
00:15:06.940 That was after we got to the hospital.
00:15:09.000 Okay, then I got the first call from Mikey.
00:15:10.820 I was in the emergency room after we got Charlie there.
00:15:15.280 I remember what you were saying.
00:15:17.760 Okay, so Mikey called.
00:15:21.900 And he said, he said, Jack, get everyone in the world praying.
00:15:31.380 There's so much blood.
00:15:33.000 There's so much.
00:15:34.620 And he was beside himself, as you can imagine.
00:15:41.740 Man, in that moment when I got that, I didn't believe it.
00:15:46.960 Then I FaceTimed you.
00:15:48.520 I faced, we were talking.
00:15:49.720 You saw I had blood on me.
00:15:53.700 It seemed like that was Frank's memory, not Jack's.
00:15:56.760 You saw that I had blood on me.
00:15:59.500 Actually, if you go back and you look all over the Internet, there was just one eyewitness that came forward that we could find who claimed to see them arriving at the hospital.
00:16:09.720 And he posted his testimony.
00:16:11.660 I think it was way back in September, actually.
00:16:13.220 So this was long before Brian Harpole was making the rounds publicly, before anybody was giving interviews, before there were these alleged discrepancies that were emerging in the public sphere.
00:16:23.720 And the eyewitness claimed that he was sitting in the parking lot eating his lunch at Timpanogos, and he described seeing a man get out of, crucially, the trunk.
00:16:35.680 Take a listen.
00:16:36.180 And then I was part right here.
00:16:43.220 and when when they pulled in here some dude gets out in the back but some dudes
00:16:48.380 in the back like of the SUV has like a white hat on and he gets out from the I
00:16:56.300 don't know what he's doing in the back he didn't know it not like in the back
00:17:00.140 seat he's in the backpack like the the hatch of the SUV opens up dude gets out
00:17:08.220 The driver gets out. He's a bald-headed dude.
00:17:12.080 And then they're met by some people right here.
00:17:17.500 Then they threw, well, whoever's in the back seat, like on a, what's that table? 0.99
00:17:25.740 They come, they throw your ass on and then wheel you in. 0.99
00:17:29.720 It's a gurney. 0.99
00:17:30.920 He is recalling Frank getting out of the boot, of the trunk, where we saw Frank get into.
00:17:36.600 Now, if that person is to believe, if that account is accurate, that would suggest that Frank actually never left the trunk area during that short ride.
00:17:44.520 So it would be a wonder as to how Frank managed to get so much blood on him that he would need to change into hospital scrubs, which we then learned were provided by Mikey.
00:17:53.880 Another strange development that the hospital staff would just give them out that wouldn't just give them out themselves, like here you guys go, that they would instead give them to Charlie's young assistant who arrived later.
00:18:04.080 But we shouldn't speculate, right?
00:18:06.600 We aren't going to reveal to you footage from inside of the hospital, not yet, at least.
00:18:11.640 Rather, we're going to show you some more never-before-seen footage from September 10th
00:18:14.920 that I think will call into question the surgical scrub narrative, okay?
00:18:20.620 This is Blake Harreff.
00:18:22.300 You will recall I've showed you Blake Harreff before.
00:18:25.340 He was a member on Charlie's security detail that day.
00:18:28.120 He was the one who slid across the table and then actually just booked it to the car.
00:18:33.860 Blake did not help to carry Charlie to the car.
00:18:35.940 he went with Justin Davis, sprinted ahead to open the car. Blake Hariff, this is important for you
00:18:42.380 to remember, he did not head to the hospital with the rest of them in that car. So him and Justin
00:18:47.880 sprint ahead. Justin drives to the hospital, but Blake Hariff stays behind. So I'm stressing this
00:18:55.540 because I want you to know as we go through this that Blake Hariff does not get any of Charlie's
00:19:01.300 blood on him. So for good measure, here is a still of him sliding across the table. And I'm showing
00:19:07.300 you this so you can see his shirt. And here he is running to the car ahead and not laying a finger
00:19:15.440 on Charlie. Take a look here. We've shown you this before. Okay, that's Blake. He's next to
00:19:22.700 Justin, they get the car front door open, and then he sort of stands there and then
00:19:32.560 goes around, and they're going to bring Charlie into the car without his assistance.
00:19:46.280 I'll let that play out.
00:19:47.640 It's important for you to see.
00:19:48.440 there's no questions here as to what I am saying and what I'm going to show you thereafter
00:19:54.280 he comes around he gets into the boots Frank Turek
00:20:04.240 okay and for extra good measure because the point I'm making is important here's a shot of him
00:20:15.820 and his shirt that I'm asking you to pay attention to
00:20:18.320 after Charlie's SUV pulled off.
00:20:20.680 This is just after the SUV pulls off.
00:20:22.760 Here comes Blake Hariff running
00:20:24.020 and we get a very clear good shot of his shirt
00:20:26.280 without any blood on it, okay?
00:20:31.100 He's got no blood in his shirt
00:20:32.100 and they're all wearing these little,
00:20:34.040 it kind of looks like they're mic'd up,
00:20:35.260 but everyone on the security team,
00:20:36.380 I think it's just radioed in, okay.
00:20:39.080 Blake was clean.
00:20:40.080 That's the point I'm making.
00:20:41.080 He was clean and he did not go to the hospital
00:20:43.880 in the bloodied SUV where you could make any argument that he did CPR for 30 seconds at the
00:20:50.620 very end. So I would like to know, because I'm a nosy person, how and why and when Blake Hariff,
00:21:00.100 just like Frank Turek, put on surgical scrubs. By the end of the night, he's going to be wearing
00:21:07.780 surgical scrubs, hospital surgical scrubs. Isn't that just weird? I want you to take a look at
00:21:13.640 our guys arriving back to UVU sometime after 8.30 p.m. that evening. And I'm going to point
00:21:21.660 to Blake Harreff, who will now be wearing a Timpanogos surgical scrub for a top. Take a look.
00:21:31.120 There he is. And he is wearing surgical scrubs along, as you see in the corner there,
00:21:38.760 is Brian Harpole. The person in the white hat is not Frank Turk. That is actually Rick
00:21:43.440 Cutler, and he's in head-to-toe surgical scrubs. What's going on, you guys? Justin Davis is also
00:21:54.360 wearing surgical scrubs up on the top. The driver, who did not touch Charlie, but hey,
00:21:59.120 you could maybe make an argument, right? What's going on? I just, why is Blake wearing surgical
00:22:05.620 scrubs. He didn't touch Charlie while getting into the vehicle. Neither Justin Davis, by
00:22:16.020 the way, but we can give Justin Davis the benefit of the doubt and assume, again, just
00:22:20.880 to give him the benefit of the doubt, that when they got to the hospital, he touched
00:22:23.740 Charlie. Dan Flood is also wearing surgical scrubs, but we know he carried Charlie. Rick
00:22:29.620 Cutler certainly carried Charlie and was in the vehicle. Frank Turek, he seems to be
00:22:34.600 suffering from a discrepancy. He seems to believe he gave Charlie CPR. Okay, we'll give it to him.
00:22:43.140 Blake Harreff? By all means, please help me understand why Blake Harreff
00:22:50.680 would be wearing surgical scrubs by the end of the night. Where's everybody getting all
00:22:56.200 these surgical scrubs from? What goes on at Timpanogos? Help us sort through this information.
00:23:01.760 What are we missing?
00:23:04.020 Tipinogos might be the nicest hospital ever.
00:23:06.960 Honestly, I kind of think they should be investigated.
00:23:10.240 Doesn't seem like a hospital that's following the hospital protocols that we're all familiar with.
00:23:15.320 It seems like a risk to just be handing out surgical scrubs to everyone, apparently, for no reason.
00:23:23.360 Could you imagine people pretending to be doctors and surgeons just going to the back?
00:23:27.020 They're also allowing Brian Harpole to jump on patients and cut their shirts.
00:23:33.480 That doesn't seem to follow protocol.
00:23:37.560 They're also allowed to start shouting at what medications to give to somebody.
00:23:42.240 Who is this guy?
00:23:43.080 Why are you here?
00:23:44.660 And why are they responding to Brian Harpole?
00:23:48.580 Telling them what medicines Charlie would be taking.
00:23:51.400 That seems weird.
00:23:52.660 Also, why is he guarding the door?
00:23:54.500 Who is this guy?
00:23:55.360 I've got a problem now.
00:23:58.200 This seems very extreme.
00:24:01.200 Were they just being so nice that day?
00:24:03.340 Did Blake feel left out?
00:24:05.820 Did Blake just want to put on surgical scrubs?
00:24:08.740 Because the team wanted to match.
00:24:10.100 And he was like, oh, well, we were all wearing plaid.
00:24:11.800 Now we're all wearing surgical scrubs.
00:24:13.200 And when did he put them on?
00:24:14.440 That's what I want to know.
00:24:15.240 When and where did he put them on?
00:24:16.580 And most importantly, why?
00:24:22.260 Why?
00:24:22.720 I'm a nosy person.
00:24:23.600 I need to know why.
00:24:25.360 and also while we are discussing this i can't make out if that's charlie's jacket that brian
00:24:36.300 harpole is holding in this footage let me know what you think because they've all got these brown
00:24:42.260 bags which i believe is holding their clothes um and i do see brian harpole holding a jacket now
00:24:53.360 it could be Charlie's. Let me know your opinion. Let's watch this together.
00:24:59.960 There's Brian there holding
00:25:02.540 a jacket.
00:25:12.540 That's Alex Freya, who he just hugged.
00:25:18.520 That there in the corner in the white hat
00:25:20.620 is Rick Cutler.
00:25:23.360 Blake Gibson is in surgical scrubs.
00:25:30.520 That's what you see up in the top there.
00:25:36.240 I just want to know what's going on.
00:25:40.000 I don't know.
00:25:41.080 I don't know about this story about Mikey handing out surgical scrubs.
00:25:45.980 Did more security go to the hospital?
00:25:48.460 That certainly is plausible that they just went later.
00:25:51.800 Maybe, you know, as an afterthought, they went there.
00:25:56.660 Why are we putting on surgical scrubs
00:25:58.980 if we don't have blood on us?
00:26:00.900 Frank, I just want to know.
00:26:02.120 It's just on my mind today.
00:26:04.320 Figure I'd toss out another offer
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00:26:09.500 about Candace, who just wants to find out
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00:26:14.960 claimed to be a friend of Charlie.
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00:29:42.640 I'm not going to name the doctor today,
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00:30:00.440 I mean, he asked to have all of his name, his name removed from anything to do with it off all of the records and anything that was related to what transpired on September 10th.
00:30:10.820 10th. He apparently is in a weird state about whatever went down. He is, I am told, out of
00:30:21.160 character in that regard and gets very uncomfortable and weird when anybody asks him about what
00:30:26.940 happened, which led to him recusing himself from the operation room, wanting to be removed from
00:30:34.500 all paperwork. Why would that be? Just putting that out there. We are going to follow up on
00:30:38.620 that story, but I wanted you guys to know that. Tipinogo seems like a weird place. Very weird
00:30:43.160 place. Now I want to talk to you about this panguish receipt. So Andrew Wilson, when he came
00:30:48.480 here, obviously he was not sent to bait me on the evidence in the case. That's why he lost so
00:30:52.160 brutally. He was sent to try to entrap me in a lawsuit via out-of-context clips, trying to get
00:30:57.080 me to say something defamatory on record. He was also sent to defend Israel and Erica because that
00:31:04.420 seems to go hand in hand. And lastly, and most obscurely, to demand that I remove the Pengwich 1.00
00:31:12.040 Steakhouse visit from our official timeline. He was really up in arms about that official timeline.
00:31:19.220 Totally bonkers, very random. Now to refresh your memory, we had covered the story of Tyler
00:31:24.820 Robinson's alleged visit to the Cowboy Smokehouse back in January of this year. It was literally
00:31:30.920 January 6th when we covered this. We were not the only ones, by the way. So this was not just like
00:31:37.220 a random Reddit item. It was mainstreamed at the time. The New York Post covered it. You can take
00:31:42.300 a look here. Utah restaurateur claims that Tyler Robinson stopped in after Charlie Kirk killing
00:31:47.860 reveals what the alleged assassin ordered. Okay. Fox News also covered the story. One of Tyler's
00:31:53.580 Tyler Robinson's last meals, it reads, as a free man, may have been a steak dinner, medium rare.
00:32:00.720 Okay.
00:32:01.800 And I covered it on the podcast, spoke to the owner at that time.
00:32:07.140 Suddenly, this six-month-old story became a focal point ahead of the preliminary hearing.
00:32:12.680 Now, we learned the Department of Defense was somehow involved in getting all of these influencers.
00:32:17.280 More on that later, because we have figured out how people are getting paid.
00:32:20.960 But suddenly a bunch of people were trying to debunk this specific story, this rather, if you think about it, old story.
00:32:29.120 Then there was a journalist, a citizen journalist who goes by Diligent Denizen, who dropped an interview with one of the waiters that was working that night.
00:32:39.780 And he then released a receipt to go along with it because people were saying that he was lying and he was making it up.
00:32:45.820 When I first saw this, I assumed that he was working with the owner because people were essentially calling the owner a liar. That may not have been the circumstance. I'm not sure. The receipt, of course, has been verified. It is real. Here is the receipt.
00:33:00.480 And it was met with a bunch of people then insisting at various times that the receipt
00:33:05.180 was fake, that the receipt was non-existent, that the story had somehow been debunked,
00:33:09.020 that people were lying.
00:33:10.080 Lying about what exactly?
00:33:11.880 Now, I had not spoken with that owner since January, so I was very surprised by, again,
00:33:18.400 this story being unearthed.
00:33:20.340 And when I spoke to him, he was incredibly kind, straightforward, forthcoming about what
00:33:23.980 he knew, what he didn't know.
00:33:25.580 Obviously, I'm not the only person that he spoke to.
00:33:27.440 and he didn't claim to be there that night.
00:33:30.100 He basically told the story.
00:33:31.460 He was just responsible, a responsible character.
00:33:34.220 Your servers come to you and say,
00:33:36.560 I served this man last night.
00:33:38.400 I'm certain it was him.
00:33:39.420 He contacted the FBI at that time
00:33:41.540 and they then pulled this receipt.
00:33:46.720 Apparently, since July,
00:33:48.280 they have been severely harassed out of nowhere.
00:33:51.480 People writing bad reviews of the restaurant.
00:33:54.160 I mean, completely psychotic.
00:33:56.040 Don't know where that's coming from.
00:33:57.540 My guess would be it would be the Fed sloppers doing that because they wanted this story
00:34:03.440 to go away.
00:34:04.120 They want it to be debunked.
00:34:05.480 He just did the right thing, as any good citizen would do.
00:34:09.380 And then Andrew Wilson drops this signature as a debunking.
00:34:15.520 This is a signature that was pulled and says, well, this is not Tyler Robinson's signature.
00:34:21.960 so we can all move on from the idea
00:34:24.600 that Tyler Robinson was at the steakhouse.
00:34:27.080 That is completely and utterly wrong.
00:34:30.400 First and foremost, people that pointed out
00:34:31.780 that this is your standard
00:34:33.320 when you get those like CVS electronic signature things.
00:34:37.700 I'm like, I draw on those things.
00:34:40.200 I mean, I don't even kind of sign my name
00:34:41.840 because it's so difficult to sign on them.
00:34:43.400 So I just thought this just looks like scribble to me,
00:34:46.640 just literal basic scribble that we've all done.
00:34:49.320 You just want to do the driver's license scribble.
00:34:51.960 because it's just hard to actually write on these things.
00:34:55.440 But I first want to tell you why this really matters
00:34:59.060 before I softly try to suggest to you what I have learned.
00:35:05.260 The reason why this receipt matters so deeply,
00:35:08.520 why it suddenly became of the most import to our DOD influencers,
00:35:14.520 why they started focusing on this during the preliminary hearing week
00:35:18.820 when they were just sort of upping their attacks on everybody.
00:35:22.300 If there was so much evidence,
00:35:23.580 but for some reason they had to attack people
00:35:26.300 who were investigating this
00:35:27.500 rather than just allowing the evidence to speak for itself.
00:35:31.060 Panguitch is a three-hour drive away from UVU campus, okay?
00:35:35.480 I mean, we're talking, it's just a three-hour drive.
00:35:37.800 There's no way around it.
00:35:39.920 You will recall that Tyler's messages to Lance that evening
00:35:44.000 put him in Orem by 11, 11.45 p.m., okay?
00:35:48.820 He also texts Lance that he was at UVU around 9 p.m. when he saw the K-9s, but the steakhouse
00:35:55.260 receipt, if it's verified, would mean that he didn't leave the steakhouse until about
00:36:00.100 9.47 p.m. earliest.
00:36:02.060 That makes all of those late night text messages impossible, okay?
00:36:08.440 So that's why this deeply matters.
00:36:10.020 If it is proven that he was at the Cowboy Smokehouse, then Tyler Robinson would not
00:36:15.800 have been able to make it back up to Orem today.
00:36:18.820 Until 1.47 a.m. the earliest.
00:36:21.720 So I'm going to reiterate that for you because it's very important.
00:36:23.900 If the steakhouse receipt is confirmed, it removes any possibility that the text messages were sent from Tyler Robinson.
00:36:29.720 OK, unless I guess you could say he was just lying and pretending he was on campus.
00:36:33.900 I guess it doesn't remove every possibility.
00:36:37.640 Currently, the case hinges almost entirely on these text messages to Lance.
00:36:42.260 Right. We've gone through everything else.
00:36:43.960 It's like, but the text messages.
00:36:45.640 If the steakhouse receipt is confirmed, Tyler could not be behind the wheel driving his car when it is stopped by Officer Goforth at 12.36 a.m.
00:36:56.340 He wouldn't be able to make it back in time.
00:36:57.960 If a steakhouse receipt is confirmed, then Tyler could not be driving his car when it's parked outside the neighbor's house.
00:37:05.700 a neighbor who said that she saw a bald man and other people, Mrs. Noble's house at 1238,
00:37:10.220 that would be why she saw a bald man driving with two other people, because it wouldn't be Tyler
00:37:15.800 Robinson that was driving. If a steakhouse receipt is confirmed, Tyler cannot be the one who gets out
00:37:20.840 of his car and walks toward campus at 1250 in the morning. If a steakhouse receipt is confirmed,
00:37:27.820 Tyler cannot be the one who used his phone to start a Google Maps route from Mrs. Noble's house
00:37:33.520 to the apartment in St. George at 1.33 a.m.
00:37:36.440 So a lot hinges on this steakhouse receipt.
00:37:41.360 So while they were all freaking out and trying to distract,
00:37:44.900 I decided to investigate the matter further.
00:37:48.160 And here's what I will say.
00:37:50.120 Because I very much trust my sources,
00:37:51.980 I think you guys probably trust my sources by now,
00:37:54.280 no matter how many times they keep saying
00:37:55.700 Kinnis has no evidence.
00:37:56.700 I just don't think there's anybody
00:37:57.920 who's presented more evidence, actually,
00:38:00.100 than me and this show,
00:38:01.520 including video testimonies
00:38:04.440 people that we have spoken to
00:38:06.580 that were there on the ground that day
00:38:07.980 I think by now you have seen
00:38:10.680 also that my sources have been validated
00:38:12.460 if you go back and you watch
00:38:14.400 our show from the beginning of this investigation
00:38:16.740 and we were telling you what they were lying about
00:38:18.720 they're now pulling back
00:38:20.440 on their narrative
00:38:21.260 and I haven't pulled back one inch on mine
00:38:24.360 we haven't had to say uh oh
00:38:26.360 we got that completely wrong
00:38:28.480 they have to do that
00:38:31.520 So I'm going to say that when we first looked into this story and after I spoke to the owner, I was probably personally at like a 60 percent chance that the receipt might have belonged to Tyler Robinson.
00:38:42.160 We obviously did our best to verify it. The owner, like I said, was very forthcoming with what he knew.
00:38:48.020 He wasn't like this was 100 percent him. It just this is what happened.
00:38:51.160 But again, we we have that we had that blind spot, which is this relies on the memory of the server, right?
00:38:58.640 Or the servers. It doesn't necessarily make it true. They could be telling the truth and they think they saw this person, but it could be somebody else. And that's why I was, you know, we put it on our official timeline because we did our due diligence. But we certainly wouldn't have never said that we were 100 percent sure. We were open to the possibility that as we got through the trial, this could be debunked and it could have just been a case of misremembering.
00:39:24.780 Same thing we've said about Mitch Snow in Fort Huachuca. We did our due diligence. We confirmed he was there, what hotel he was at. We confirmed that he had this dust up with the military police. But can we confirm that he actually saw Erica Kirk in the lobby or that he actually saw Brian Harpole? No, because that relies on his memory. Right. So our hands are tied.
00:39:45.160 What I can tell you now is that after going to my sources, I am now moving myself from a 60%, which was where I was at, to a 95% certainty that it was Tyler Robinson's debit card that was swiped at the Cowboy Smokehouse on that night.
00:40:08.060 So I'm not just putting this on the timeline, on the official timeline.
00:40:11.060 I'm bolding that now.
00:40:13.400 Okay?
00:40:14.320 I'm at a 95% certainty with what I know and what I am going to suggest will come out during this trial,
00:40:23.240 that it was Tyler Robinson's card that was swiped at the Cowboy Smokehouse on that night.
00:40:29.280 Now, did somebody else have his credit card?
00:40:32.280 It's possible.
00:40:34.080 Of course it's possible.
00:40:34.780 Somebody dressed like him, looked like him, but had his credit card, that's a possibility I'm open to.
00:40:42.320 But I'm, again, going to stress that I'm of 95% certainty that the card that was used belonged to Tyler Robinson.
00:40:50.940 Like I said, this will become a fixture in the case because now that is where we are at.
00:40:55.920 We are moving to the trial.
00:40:56.860 It is now the job of Tyler Robinson's defense team to confirm or deny what I am saying.
00:41:04.200 Electronic record is not something
00:41:05.580 that can just be lied about and wiped away.
00:41:08.000 The evidence either exists or it doesn't.
00:41:10.580 So I'm basically all in on saying that it does.
00:41:16.240 And I will leave it at that.
00:41:17.960 We'll be right back after a break.
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00:44:08.600 Okay, top comments from yesterday's episode. Talksmod writes, one year, and it seems like
00:44:13.280 only yesterday. Rest in peace, Charlie. Yes, time moved very, very quickly this year and also very
00:44:18.000 slowly in some ways. We'll get into that tomorrow. Matt Calloway writes, what Blakey meant when he
00:44:25.000 was in the hospital lobby was, quote, Candace is going to figure this out. What a totally absurd
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00:44:53.200 had just found out that Charlie had died. That makes me uncomfortable. You should be unnerved
00:44:57.160 by that. That's very strange. They should have been open to all possibilities. They should have
00:45:02.940 been conspiracy theorists sitting in that hospital lobby. And rather, they're talking about me.
00:45:10.300 Like I said, I don't know that creature. So that makes it even more bizarre.
00:45:13.960 Why is Blake saying my name, talking about me? Who is he talking to?
00:45:17.860 why does he have amnesia it it's a lot but we will keep the pressure on them on them uh comments
00:45:27.840 from today's episode if my friend was one being pressured by a serial killer for months two the
00:45:31.880 serial killer found my friend's political influence to be an existential threat three my friend was
00:45:36.960 fighting with the serial killer day before the murder i would think the kill serial killer was
00:45:41.040 involved, even if I could not prove it yet in court. Yeah, I do think that that would be the
00:45:48.100 normal sense that people would follow, the common sense of who was peer pressuring him, who stood
00:45:54.220 to benefit, who's lying about what happened in the days leading up to it. You don't lie unless
00:46:00.460 you have something to cover it up. But what do we know? Legally Blonde writes, did you see Charlie's
00:46:05.140 family in Chicago. Megyn Kelly has Frank Turek on her show today. Thoughts? He was Charlie's good
00:46:11.920 friend, quote unquote, good friend, I guess is what he's saying. I haven't actually seen that
00:46:14.960 clip. My thoughts are I'd like to see it. I tend to find that when people, like so many clips of
00:46:19.300 Megyn Kelly and these people speaking to her become very relevant in our investigation, so I
00:46:23.480 don't discourage it. It's a good thing for these people to keep talking and to edit their stories
00:46:28.360 and then to get angry when we call them out on their quote unquote discrepancies. So I'm okay
00:46:33.760 with it and i did not see charlie's family in chicago if you're speaking about me going to the
00:46:38.680 a concert no i had a i just went to the a concert uh amara musa writes mountains of evidence can
00:46:46.660 never equal a proof i've sent a straightforward physics-based proof that no 30-06 was used
00:46:51.940 please check for something for me this will be worth the six minute video i promise um i already
00:46:58.600 do not believe a 30-06 was used i don't believe in superman next i just don't i don't believe in
00:47:03.640 men of steel necks uh and a miracle blasting through it just i wouldn't even have to see
00:47:12.560 that because of common sense but thank you for sending it tony hill writes hi canis i'm so happy
00:47:17.060 to hear you and kanye got to catch up over the weekend when you spoke about his influence
00:47:20.240 yesterday took me down memory lane i listened to the college dropout every single day in high
00:47:24.560 school and it got me through a lot yeah you can always kind of remember that's the thing about
00:47:28.480 music is it always brings back nostalgia and where you were at in your life and how much you
00:47:32.400 have transformed since you heard that song that's why the kid cutty surprise it was just it was
00:47:37.080 amazing i mean at the end of that concert um my millennial heart and thinking about my college
00:47:43.580 experiences because kid cutty actually did perform at my university in rhode island and i went to
00:47:49.760 actually go see him perform lovers rock productions writes andrew wilson wants to call himself the
00:47:55.780 master debater but i'm surprised no one has pointed out how excited charlie was when south
00:47:59.840 Park so eloquently bestowed the title upon him, did a full episode about it. Andrew wants so
00:48:03.660 badly to be Charlie. Oh, gosh, don't even say that. It's so crazy that they would even have
00:48:07.360 him trading students. He's such a dark character. He's obviously not very smart, and he is not
00:48:15.180 guided by truth. I mean, maybe, look, I didn't look into him. Maybe there are some impressive
00:48:19.720 debates that he's done, but I can't see them. I think he's someone who became very accustomed
00:48:25.300 to speaking to women who are insecure 0.83
00:48:28.380 and he speaks to a lot of OnlyFans models.
00:48:32.460 That's my understanding
00:48:33.340 is that's what he leans into on whatever podcast
00:48:36.200 and he actually hasn't had an adult debate
00:48:38.880 in a very long time. 0.99
00:48:41.440 It's just kind of pathetic 0.98
00:48:42.820 that Turning Point is getting this desperate 0.99
00:48:44.800 that they're partnering with someone like that
00:48:47.220 and trying to platform them
00:48:48.860 and not also able to sense their own demise
00:48:52.040 in doing something like that.
00:48:53.340 Like there's never, doesn't seem to be a long-term strategy to anything that Turning Point USA is
00:48:58.960 doing. It's like they expect the company is not going to survive much longer. And they're just
00:49:04.200 sort of throwing spaghetti on the wall and seeing what will stick. Natty Nicole writes,
00:49:08.500 Canis, you're giving. I know what you did last summer and we are here for it. Yeah, I know what
00:49:15.080 you did last summer, which is so funny because we started with that graphic. Remember when Seth
00:49:18.580 Dylan cried about that and was like, I got death threats because of a thumbnail. Like,
00:49:22.360 what? These men are such blubbering babies. Who knows what, writes Canada, should look absolutely 0.99
00:49:28.240 stunning. Greetings from Australia. I am so upset at our government for not letting you come in and
00:49:32.560 missing out on seeing you. Go, Max. I know. It's not permanent, by the way. It's just what they do
00:49:38.860 in Australia, I guess. Tony Burke banned me because the Zionist lobby lobbied. And it was 1.00
00:49:46.560 sad that that got canceled. I was really looking forward to going, but I'll be there one day,
00:49:50.080 I'm sure. Someday it will happen. Kanye also is the other person who's banned there. Maybe it
00:49:55.020 will be for a Kanye concert if he gets approved. Carlito writes, when this is all said and done,
00:50:00.280 you should totally write a book about this whole investigation similar to the book, Chaos.
00:50:03.460 Thank you for your dedication. Go, Max. That's a great idea. That is a fantastic idea. I really
00:50:10.700 um respected deeply the dedication and the persistence of tom o'neill and writing the book
00:50:17.580 chaos and falling down the rabbit hole and really realizing nothing we were told was true and
00:50:22.160 government involvement and you know it's difficult it's difficult to imagine someone dedicating
00:50:28.100 decades of their life to finding the answers and he did that it's a fantastic read all right you
00:50:36.560 guys if you oh seven sheets wrote i missed one wow just great work this is the kind of show that
00:50:41.200 we needed on this horrible anniversary for charlie for truth and faith and in all of your tenacity
00:50:45.300 thank you so much and like i said you're such a person that consistently gives us and supports
00:50:49.900 the show and everything that we're doing and it's noticed even though i don't know who you are
00:50:53.580 um if you are watching the show right now and you too would like to support us you guys know
00:50:59.500 the best way to do that is to pick up some merch on the website i know we got some messages from
00:51:04.800 that the stop anti-canicism cuffs are sold out as they should be because people are activists
00:51:11.220 and we cannot allow anti-canicism to continue to spread in the way that it is spreading. It
00:51:16.780 is becoming a virus, the likes of which might require a vaccine. So it's no shock that they're
00:51:23.840 out of stock. It should be. This is our social issue of the day. I want you to know that we will
00:51:31.200 have them restocked, hopefully by tomorrow, if not by early next week, so you too can join 0.85
00:51:38.480 the social movement and seek justice for Candacism. We have to stop anti-Candacism
00:51:46.980 and just have Candacism. That's what makes sense. You can also buy other merch that is available on 0.96
00:51:52.740 the website. Of course, one of our bestsellers is our CIA cap. We are actually really the
00:51:57.840 decentralized intelligence agency. There's a lot of comfort in that because there is no nucleus
00:52:01.600 that can be hit. Everyone's working on it. Everyone's contributing. And there has never
00:52:04.660 been an investigation that has worked in this manner. And on that note, if you saw something
00:52:11.300 and would like to say something and join the heroic people who have contributed to this moment
00:52:15.500 for Charlie, let's do that today. Email us, moretipsatcannisowens.com. Tell us what you know.
00:52:22.840 the time is now. Bravery inspires bravery. Charlie always loved the biblical proverb,
00:52:28.420 iron sharpens iron. And we've seen that. We have seen that on display entirely. If you know
00:52:34.560 something, if you have a piece of the story, maybe you saw Blake Hariff taking his shirt off
00:52:40.640 and you said, well, there's a guy with no shirt on and he's putting on a surgical scrub. And
00:52:45.860 that's weird because he's not a doctor. Email us more tips at canastones.com. Maybe you are
00:52:49.800 Blake Hariff and you just want to talk. Maybe you're Rick Cutler and you want to talk. I'll
00:52:54.060 protect you guys as sources. Tell me what happened. The likelihood of that happening is virtually
00:53:00.040 0%. But I got to shoot my shot. I always got to shoot my shot. Ladies and gentlemen, we will,
00:53:05.140 of course, be having a special episode tomorrow in memoriam of my dear friend,
00:53:14.060 Charlie Kirk. So we will see you then.
00:53:19.800 We'll be right back.