After the assassination of Charlie Chaplin, many wondered if his life may have been a little like the Truman Show. Today, we learn that this theory is not only correct, but that it may have even been based on the fact that he went to the same school as the X-Men.
00:00:00.000All right, you guys. Happy Tuesday. I survived the ice storm. I'm sorry that we were down yesterday. We had no internet, but we are going to make up for it with a show this Friday. Anyway, what do I have for you today? You guys already know that many people are upset with me. And by many people, I mean the mainstream media and all of their cronies. They're upset for a lot of reasons. Foremost because I mentioned the idea that Charlie's life may have been the Truman Show. How dare I?
00:00:28.260Well, it's about to get a little more weird when I tell you something else that we have learned about the origins of the X-Men school that he went to in his youth. I probably should have named the thumbnail X-Men Origins. Missed opportunity. Also, we have, and they are seemingly very upset, that we are going to share with you this conference call that I promised you.
00:00:48.380Erica installed as the new CEO and chairman. She headed up this conference call about 12 days after Charlie was assassinated, just after the memorial event. And I'm going to allow you guys to listen to it to see how you feel about it, because I definitely feel a thing about it. What that thing is, I don't know. Welcome back to Candace.
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00:01:44.620Okay, so last week, I said to you guys that in the near future, we are going to do a maybe two episodes, could be a three-part series on Erica Kirk's past.
00:01:59.560Few people online were very upset about that instantly.
00:02:01.800I'm like, oh, how dare you? How could you look into anything involving Erica Kirk?
00:02:08.840Let me explain to you guys what's happening here. You're probably wondering what it is that we are doing.
00:02:14.140So I'm old. I'm 36 years old. Back in my day, there used to be this thing known as journalism, basic journalism.
00:02:22.760It existed. I know it seems very far off, but it would be considered probably back in my day, literal insanity to allow someone to take over the reins of an organization that quite literally relies on the goodwill of the public.
00:02:39.400Because it's a charitable organization, which happened to have raised over a quarter of a billion dollars following the assassination of its founder.
00:02:50.460And then apparently nobody's interested in doing a basic profile piece on the new chairman and CEO that took over.
00:03:00.400That's actually, that makes no sense. And so that's what we are committing ourselves to.
00:03:06.360We are doing a couple of episodes to separate fact from fiction when it comes to the background of Erica Kirk, because the public deserves to know.
00:03:14.900And like I said, it's basic journalism. This entire idea that, well, Charlie wanted this.
00:03:23.440That just would fly probably actually nowhere in the world, not even in the old world, not even under monarchy rule in the 11th century in England.
00:03:32.840Would that work? You can't just say, oh, well, that was his missus. That was his queen consort and hand her a kingdom.
00:03:39.540Even under that model, it would be Charlie's son that would inherit Turning Point USA.
00:03:45.340So stop doing that. Stop saying that. Doesn't make any sense. The public is not biting. I am not biting.
00:03:50.060And to be clear, the more time that goes on, the more that we are seeing the general direction that this company is taking under her stewardship, the less we're liking.
00:04:01.420The general public doesn't like it. I don't like it. And especially the recent bout of paranoia where we had a bunch of employees who factually worked 20 hour days.
00:04:13.400That fact, by the way, you are about to hear Erica confirm herself. Those employees were then fired without even being given a clear reason as to why.
00:04:22.680Just got to go going in a different direction.
00:04:24.740That doesn't exactly match what we were told as the public. We were told that they're a family.
00:04:32.300How dare anybody question anybody ever in the family?
00:04:36.160Followed immediately, almost seemingly in the new year by get out.
00:04:41.280We're just moving in a different direction. Knock, knock. We're at your door. You're fired.
00:04:46.120And you better hand me your computer or else. We just want to know what happened here.
00:04:50.560Anyway, being a 501c3 company, being a charity, becoming a charitable organization makes you, of course, accountable to the public.
00:05:00.860Always they are allowed to ask questions, even if you want to send out a bunch of cease and desist letters.
00:05:05.440And thanks to this recent string of misguided firings, that's putting it mildly, we did happen to get our hands on an audio recording of a corporate wide Zoom call, which took place pretty immediately following Charlie's memorial.
00:05:22.280So for clarity, this call took place on Monday, September 22nd.
00:05:28.300So this is 11 days, less than two weeks after her husband was publicly assassinated in front of the entire world.
00:07:14.520And reading the article or rereading, because somebody said you should actually go back and revisit everything that transpired in the days after.
00:07:24.120But in reading that article, in retrospect, something that I am particularly struck by is the fact that she describes suddenly being forced into the single mother position as the quote-unquote least traumatizing thing.
00:07:44.940Becoming a single mother suddenly, eight days later, she describes it as the least traumatizing thing.
00:08:10.000Others have responded in the same manner to Ms. Kirk, now left to care for a three-year-old daughter and a one-year-old son.
00:08:16.060That new life, Ms. Kirk said, quote, is actually the least traumatizing thing for me since she herself has been raised by her mother after their parents divorced when she was young.
00:08:29.380And we're just supposed to pretend that that's completely normal or whatever.
00:08:35.080I would figure maybe the least traumatizing bit would be something more mundane, maybe along the lines, if this was a thing, if Charlie constantly filled up her gas tank and someone was like, well, who's going to fill up your gas tank?
00:08:45.760She might reply, that's actually the least traumatizing thing.
00:08:52.940That would be like the least traumatizing thing.
00:08:54.720Becoming a single mother after your husband is horrifically assassinated, realizing that your children are going to grow up without a father, a father who toured the world and spoke about the importance of fatherhood and relayed the statistics pertaining to the youth that grow up without their fathers in the home.
00:09:11.500I would describe that as very traumatizing.
00:09:14.400I think across the board, that's a traumatizing thing, not the least traumatizing thing by any stretch of an imagination.
00:09:21.600Anyway, we are now in season seven, episode four of Everybody Grieves Differently, but that's weird.
00:09:29.740Now, getting to this corporate call again, can we just go back if you want to throw in that schedule again?
00:09:37.620So we have this on the 10th, he's assassinated on the 18th, it's that in-person interview with New York Times on the 20th.
00:09:44.060We have the funeral mass, which is held at a church at 11 a.m.
00:09:49.600On the 21st is the public memorial event that is held at State Farm Stadium.
00:09:54.200And on the 22nd, which I had not mentioned before, I've been building this timeline in the background, there's a private dinner, not going to mention what restaurant it's at.
00:10:02.600But the McCoys are there, Elizabeth, Mikey, Erica, and they're in joyous spirits is exactly what the email said of someone who was there.
00:10:18.880I think a lot of this, when you hear this call that I'm glad to play for you, again, I'm not trying to color your opinion, but I am going to give you mine because it's my podcast.
00:11:08.360Not even introducing, she's just heading up this call, but obviously she's going to be at the helm of this, so they're getting to know her.
00:11:13.460And she does begin the call by being thankful to the entire Turning Point USA team for their work at the memorial event.
00:12:05.180You guys that heard the gospel and all about Charlie and all about everything that you guys do and the hard work of Turning Point USA is insane.
00:12:14.720We had thousands that were registered to vote.
00:12:18.320I think we're at like over 200,000 for merch sales.
00:12:23.580Don't quote me on that because I think it just keeps like bumping up like crazy.
00:12:26.440But I just wanted to say a huge, huge, huge thank you to the events team, the development team, the graphic design team, the production team.
00:12:38.040Their incredible work of leading into the memorial.
00:12:40.720And honestly, a lot of the staff that worked on the memorial, they had 20-hour days for a week during the time of us grieving the loss of my husband.
00:12:52.420And honestly, I know several staff that didn't even sleep.
00:14:15.600So if you are going through a time where just lay it to rest and we are moving forward, Turning Point USA 2.0 with Charlie in our hearts, and that's what he would want.
00:14:29.300So I'm just looking at the chat here and you guys are responding live in the way that I felt live listening to this.
00:14:38.620It is the general tone that is off-putting.
00:14:41.720It's the laughter that is off-putting.
00:14:43.280It's, again, we are not even two weeks after watching your husband be assassinated.
00:14:47.320We're talking about numbers and metrics that have been hit.
00:14:51.260And my husband's dead, not to be morbid.
00:14:53.420That is a sentence that I, and this was not my husband, and I had no sort of the type of relationship that she had with him that I was able to utter.
00:15:04.900Lisa, I mean, that's moving pretty quickly to the acceptance phase.
00:15:09.420Now, we know everybody grieves differently.
00:15:13.300In my imagination, I don't, I just thought she would be more upset.
00:15:21.280And I want to be clear, the overall mood of this call is extraordinarily upbeat.
00:15:28.580But, of course, as the CEO and chairman, she does have to address the elephant in the room, the morbid elephant in the room, if you will, because it's an obligation.
00:15:47.620And you're going to hear her address that by recapping to them that throughout these long working days, the employees were provided with ample resources while they were working.
00:16:01.280I'm just grateful that while things were still in motion and moving around, that we had our leadership teams provide for you counselors, pastors.
00:16:18.580I heard there were therapy dogs, slightly jealous that I didn't get to have any moment with a therapy dog.
00:17:09.240And that's why you have your Turning Point family and just lean on them and lean on other people in your life that you know will help you and pour into you and pray with you to get you through it.
00:17:21.420I say that, though, that if you do need more time to grieve, please continue to use Turning Point USA's network of counselors.
00:18:56.020I think we have 50,000-plus hat orders to fulfill.
00:19:01.540I mean, I'm saying these numbers because it puts into perspective that we're not just sitting and thinking and looking at the wall, being like, what do we do?
00:19:14.140You have over 20,000 AMFEST registrations.
00:19:19.820There's a lot happening there, and none of it is what I would be expecting to happen there.
00:19:24.400So basically, what the employees said to me was that they got onto this call, and everyone's exhausted, everyone's been working, and they pull off this massive memorial.
00:19:34.820And then there's kind of this approach where it's like, well, if you guys need paid time off, like, Charlie's in heaven dancing, wanting you to work harder.
00:19:42.680He's just up there like, you better work.
00:19:45.480But you can use the paid time off that you have earned, by the way, if you need to grieve more.
00:20:33.780And, of course, now what we're going to listen to is her pivot to the future vision, because that's what the bulk of this is about.
00:20:40.720And we, it's going to consist of the notebooks that I keep telling you the public is never going to see.
00:20:46.480Apparently, what I gather from this is that Charlie presented to the staff a vision for 2025.
00:20:52.060But Erica is going to say that there was a vision beyond that all the way to 2030.
00:20:56.480And there is a, there's a project 2030.
00:21:01.980And then she's going to kind of want to say that she's happy, but then catch herself realizing that that would be kind of weird to say that she's happy.
00:21:11.340The prophetic mind of my husband was that he always planned for the future.
00:21:18.540You guys are obviously aware of, like, Vision 2025, but Charlie was also working on Vision 2030 in the weeks leading up to September 10th.
00:21:29.560And that's, and he was working really closely with Justin.
00:21:32.040And that's why Justin had been appointed the role of COO, because he was literally, I remember phone calls when Charlie and I would take our night walks.
00:21:43.300And it would be 10 o'clock at night, and him and Justin would just be talking about the plans.
00:21:50.980I have his journals that are aware of the plans.
00:21:54.280Like, there is no confusion of what's to come.
00:21:59.340And I want to give you guys that reassurance that it's full steam ahead.
00:22:05.300And the board and I are working with Justin and the executive leadership teams to make sure that all of those plans come into effect, 2030 and beyond.
00:22:18.120But I, again, am so grateful for all of you.
00:26:12.120On my episode, I posited that the military was keeping its eye on, quote unquote, gate children, gifted children by different names, but, you know, terming it more broadly, children that go through the gate program.
00:26:25.960That Charlie's life may have therefore been a literal Truman show once they realized that he was extraordinarily gifted.
00:26:32.340So let me remind you that when Charlie was having these visions about his death back in 2018,
00:26:38.140he specifically told me that he knew from the moment that he began Turning Point USA that he was going to die young.
00:26:44.940I'm going to show you, re-show you this text message again so you can see it.
00:26:50.360Since the beginning of Turning Point USA, I knew in my gut that I might get wiped out at any time.
00:26:56.460I cannot explain it, but I dream about it all the time, like all the time.
00:27:00.520Not really afraid of it, but I'm just telling you what I know to be true.
00:27:04.500I'm not sure I'm going to live, begins with, I'm not sure I'm going to live to see the end of this revolution.
00:27:09.220But interesting that he says, since the beginning of Turning Point USA, we should probably therefore go back to the founding story of Turning Point USA.
00:27:17.580The story the public knows, the story that I was told, is that Charlie was this teenager, didn't get into West Point.
00:27:23.440Anyway, he's speaking at a conference where a man named Bill Montgomery happened to be in attendance.
00:27:31.520He has since passed. I've met Bill Montgomery. He's very kind to me.
00:27:35.320And my point in bringing this up is not to throw any shade on him, but because I'm now interested in this origin story.
00:27:42.060Anyways, he's in attendance. He's absolutely floored.
00:27:44.840At Benedictine University, when Charlie speaks, he immediately knew that he was sort of looking at a future president.
00:27:51.020This is an article. I think it was done in the Atlantic back in, it doesn't matter what year.
00:27:55.960Anyways, it reads, in the Atlantic, Montgomery was at Benedictine University in western Chicago suburb of Lyle, Illinois, for the college's Youth Government Day in May of 2012.
00:28:08.740The slate of speakers put the kids to sleep, he told the National Journal.
00:28:15.240But when Kirk took the floor, the energy in the room completely changed.
00:28:18.420The kids weren't sleeping anymore, and their attention was wrapped on Kirk.
00:28:22.540Inspired, Montgomery went up to him after his speech and told him, as only a man 50 years senior, can say that he needed to delay college to pursue a higher calling.
00:28:33.360Quote, I don't know you, Montgomery recalled saying, but you need to start an organization to reach out to young people with your message.
00:28:41.100A month after Montgomery met Kirk, the duo launched Turning Point USA.
00:28:45.040I want you to hold on to that phrase, I don't know you, but.
00:28:48.420Again, that's the same story that I was told, so I was a bit surprised to learn that there may be a larger story here.
00:28:56.540Now, Bill Montgomery was Air Force, he's in the Air Force Reserves.
00:29:00.500Bill Montgomery also happened to be from Lincoln, Nebraska, getting into that one of those Egyptian plane stops.
00:29:07.660A lot of these people are tied to Lincoln, Nebraska that are in this story, saving that for another day.
00:29:14.300Now, not much is known about what specifically Bill Montgomery did during his time in the military, but we do know that he moved to the Chicago area thereafter, which, obviously, in the area where Charlie's X-Men School was.
00:29:28.960The X-Men School, I just like to call it that, was actually called Creative Children's Academy.
00:29:34.140It opened in 1982 for the academically gifted from preschool up into the eighth grade.
00:29:40.160In 1999, it changed its name officially to Quest Academy.
00:29:45.060It tells us on its website, or I'm sorry, in a past article, that it receives corporate and private funding from who we don't know.
00:29:53.400I would like to know what corporations funded that academy.
00:29:57.680What we do know is that it's a stone's throw from Northrop Grumman, the massive aerospace and defense company that has extensive federal contracts dating back to World War II.
00:30:07.960Just put that fact in the back of your mind.
00:30:09.900It may mean nothing at all, but I just want to say that because it came up when I was researching the general area in Palatine, Illinois.
00:30:16.860Now, the Children's Creative Academy, I should tell you, was founded by a woman named Helene Bartz, okay?
00:30:24.660Her husband is a Reverend Robert Bartz of Arlington Heights, Helene Bartz.
00:30:30.620Now, a tip that I received and I was able to confirm is that Helene Bartz was actually good friends with Bill Montgomery and his wife, Edith Montgomery, Edith Walker Montgomery.
00:30:41.660She actually goes by her last name, Edith Walker.
00:30:43.420The person claims that Edith Walker, who I've since learned emigrated from Germany after World War II, and I can't really find much else about her, became a, and this is correct, an adolescent psychiatric nurse.
00:30:58.200So she was a psychiatric nurse to the youth.
00:31:01.220And that she was actually the person that started the school with Helene Bartz.
00:31:07.220And that has since virtually been wiped from public record.
00:31:10.380But that's what you're missing, is that these people all knew each other.
00:31:14.580The person claims that Bill and his wife and a certain Robert Flood, who is in Dan Flood's family, this is what they claim.
00:31:23.260And I have since found this person, said that they knew each other since before the school even got started.
00:31:29.380They were all working for this evangelical company, evangelical sales force known as the Shackley Corporation.
00:31:39.780I'm going to give you a bit of information.
00:31:41.320The Shackley Corporation was the first company that ever created a multivitamin in America.
00:31:46.460It grew to be a massive, basically a middle-level management corporation, which, like I said, commanded this evangelical sales force.
00:31:55.020Shackley was basically described as like a religious fervor that was sweeping the nation for nutrition.
00:31:59.620It was started by a man who preached the gospel of nutrition by our products, but also the gospel is what this is really about.
00:32:07.580And it grew to be a massive company that engaged in a 25-year contract with NASA.
00:32:12.940You're like, what? Yeah, for supplements that they could take to space.
00:32:17.500Now, it sounds to me like some good old-fashioned government money laundering, but sure, if you are like Skylar and believe in the moon landing, sure, maybe you need some vitamins up there.
00:32:26.320Now, working off of this tip, I was indeed, like I said, able to confirm that Helene Bartz, so again, to give you these names, Helene Bartz started the school,
00:32:33.940and I confirmed that she did indeed prior to worked at Shackley.
00:32:38.540She actually ran the Shackley Center in Arlington Heights.
00:32:41.040I also was able to confirm that a Robert Flood, who knows who this is in the Flood family, also worked for Shackley.
00:32:47.880He looks a lot, this particular Robert Flood, looks almost identical to Dan Flood, in my opinion.
00:37:11.100Now, I do want to say to you what is particularly I found to be interesting about this Bill Montgomery angle and this Shackley Corporation and their contract with NASA.
00:37:21.840You've got to go way back to my episode on the moon landing and why I don't believe the moon landing happened.
00:37:26.020And because Operation Paperclip, which somebody has called out in the chat already, Operation Paperclip, was when we went over and we got these quote-unquote scientists, scientists Nazis from Germany, and we brought him here.
00:37:37.840And we're supposed to go, oh, that's all fine that the CIA did this because now we have the Apollo program.
00:37:47.340What actually did we bring these scientists over for?
00:37:50.040These are the questions that I ask myself because I don't believe we went to the moon.
00:37:52.780But I do believe we brought over these people and these families, and I think they were demented people and they were sick people.
00:37:58.720And we bury Project Monarch, which was the precursor to MKUltra, Brigitte Macron's trigger in the lawsuit.
00:38:07.820Don't break up MKUltra, the precursor being Project Monarch, where they were intentionally harming children, trying to sort of abuse people into compliance, mind control.
00:39:11.220I said, Turning Point's not going to come out and tell you who wrote this message.
00:39:14.760This Zionist who is spelling, like you guys noted, God, putting a dash there.
00:39:20.420You guys are like, that's not how Christians would write this.
00:39:23.640It turns out that, well, Lori Cardoza Moore, in the Brave Report, pulled up as an evangelical Zionist who said that she then learned later on that she's Jewish, but she is still an evangelical.
00:39:37.000I mean, there's no question she's a maniac.
00:39:38.240And virtually everything that was said in this text message was also a rant that Lori decided to do live on the internet pertaining to Tucker's totally sensible speech.
00:39:50.740Listen to Lori Cardoza Moore rant in her car.
00:40:20.740Another crazy person talking, condemning Israel, praising Qatar with his mocking voice and his mocking laughter.
00:40:29.220So Tucker gets up and speaks at this conference in Tampa, TPUSA.
00:40:34.180And right after him comes Michelle Bachman.
00:40:37.080Michelle has five minutes to make an argument for why we have to stand with Israel to these young people at EUSA.
00:40:44.680When she starts talking in that conference about supporting Israel and why America should stand with Israel, the people in the audience start booing her.
00:41:58.440And they will rant and they will rave and they will scream at you.
00:42:00.660And in case you are wondering why so many of them seem to have these extensive acting backgrounds, you can look no further than Lori Cardoza more because these internet sleuths aren't playing around.
00:42:13.040The DCIA, the decentralized intelligence agency is moving quicker and they found that, yeah, that's what Lori's background is in acting and for romance hotlines and things of the sort.
00:42:25.920So maybe she was just cast as a Christian.
00:43:02.280She's not the only one, by the way, who was an actor.
00:43:04.640And this is a person that I'm quite interested in, which is her husband.
00:43:07.560She is married to a man named Stanley Clark Moore.
00:43:11.280He has an Air Force background, also went to go work for NASA.
00:43:15.960If his Wikipedia is to be believed for a little bit.
00:43:19.160But little else is known about him other than the fact that he grew up on Air Force bases and that he graduated from high school in Texas, humbly Texas.
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00:44:00.080I feel like this is important somehow.
00:44:03.420And there's just a lot of military ties in all of this everywhere.
00:44:07.700I mean, even because we're kind of everywhere, someone messaged me and let me know that Turning Point is, you know, shooting their Super Bowl commercial here in Tennessee, in Nashville.
00:44:20.100And they're working with this company where the CEO is from Lockheed Martin.
00:44:24.560It's military connections everywhere at all times.
00:44:26.600And I do kind of feel like the military cult has been in power since LBJ helped murder JFK, set him up, and then, I think, cleaned house and put in his guys in the military.
00:44:48.560Anyway, I just wanted to very quickly comment, because people were picking me on this, about Kanye taking out a full page in the Wall Street Journal to apologize.
00:44:58.340Kanye's apology also sat down with Vanity Fair or answered questions for Vanity Fair about this apology, whether or not he means it.
00:45:06.740He speaks about his bipolar episode, said that he is on new meds, that 2025 or 2024 was a tough year for him, and that this is not a PR move, that he is sorry to the people that he hurt.
00:45:20.400I just want to just broadly say this, because this comes up all the time.
00:45:34.540He and I agree on many things, disagree on many things at all times.
00:45:39.100If he wants to apologize to people that he specifically has hurt, he is welcome to do that.
00:45:44.000And, of course, for people that are now trying to construe this and attach and put pride, Candace, this has nothing to do with my viewpoints whatsoever on Israel, people who mass murder children.
00:45:57.420I support yay in everything that he does, you know, and if I don't support him in anything, I will speak to him directly.
00:46:02.360So I just wanted to state that because people were asking me, what do you think about this?
00:46:17.440Anyway, we'll take a brief break and then I will get to some of your messages as I see the chat lighting up with that regarding that call that we just played, that Zoom call.
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00:49:13.300And my general opinion now is that she is, but this is in my opinion since we caught Andrew Colbert with the parent tactical, parent paramount tactical tweet, holding it that she's orchestrating a lot behind the scenes and keeping her hands clean.
00:49:26.560And I think that became very obvious to me in that moment.
00:49:29.540And then going backward and finding that these are, she's not misspeaking.
00:49:33.980I mean, sometimes she's just saying a lie, right?
00:49:37.660No, I didn't live in, I never lived in China.
00:49:39.300And you go backward and you go, you know, I didn't ever date anybody.
00:49:42.360And people are constantly trying to clean that up.
00:49:44.020It's like, you don't say I didn't date for five years if you did date for five years.
00:49:47.100And then they're like, well, no, just meant in New York City.
00:49:49.720Like, that's the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard.
00:49:51.580That you just, that just makes no sense.
00:49:54.100If you had a boyfriend the whole time you were in New York City, but he happened to live in Philadelphia, you don't say I didn't date for five years.
00:50:01.700You could say I didn't date anybody from New York City, but I'm kind of getting tired of everyone, like, extending things and not just calling out something that's just not true.
00:50:43.040He was certainly not an elitist in any way whatsoever.
00:50:47.460Like I said, dude didn't even want to buy, even when he had the money, just buy himself a suit, go to a tailor and things of that nature because he wanted to be a good steward of Turning Point USA.
00:50:56.640The money that's coming in, because obviously the majority of the money comes from small pocket donors.
00:51:01.500And it seems like every effort that they are exerting is to go after people who are trying to find out the truth about what happened to Charlie Kirk.
00:59:28.080But if you need to take that time off, you've earned that time off, you need to take that off to grieve someone who's like, not your husband, that's fine.