Candace Owens - May 15, 2026


SUSPICIOUS： More Bizarre Details From WHCD Shooting. Was It Staged？ ｜ Candace Ep 339

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Erica Kirk Charlie Kirk Donald Trump Andrew Kolvet Gary Melton Andrew Colbert Turning Point USA Tucker Carlson Kevin O'Leary Matthew Shoup Kash Patel Blake Neff Patanica Caroline Levitt Ryan Ripien Cardi B John Brennan Franklin Roosevelt Richard Smalley Vladimir Putin and 26 more
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Candace and Brigitte discuss the scandal at the White House, and how the CIA and the mainstream media are working together to cover up an assassination attempt on the President of the United States, Donald Trump, on April 25th, 2019.

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00:00:00 All right, you guys, happy Thursday, especially to Brigitte. I felt so bad that Brigitte fell
00:00:05 on her face yesterday. I just wanted Brigitte to be here for the intro. Brigitte, my Brigitte doll,
00:00:11 my Brigitte doll. Anyway, as we were discussing yesterday, scandal at the White House. Okay,
00:00:17 scandal at the White House. It is, in fact, a big scandal. We're not going to let this go.
00:00:22 We have more people who are talking and it's not looking good. There seems to be an unholy
00:00:27 alliance emerging between Turning Point USA, the White House and the military. We need to begin
00:00:32 the process of FOIA-ing the communications that went on during the evening of April 25th, the day
00:00:39 of the alleged White House shooting. So let's get started. Welcome back to Candace.
00:00:57 Where to begin? Let's discuss that series, Black Mirror. Did you guys watch Black Mirror?
00:01:03 It was a highly successful television series. I watched it. It ran for seven seasons. Now,
00:01:08 for those of you who have not seen it, it was essentially about the not-so-distant, dystopian
00:01:14 technological future. If I had to boil it down in layman terms, I would say that it sort of
00:01:19 implied a moment where technology would overtake humanity. Every episode is different, but the
00:01:26 implication is the same, that things are eventually going to become automated and they are going to
00:01:32 be able to monitor and control humanity via systems. So this is one of the reasons that I just
00:01:37 never, ever, ever will be a supporter of VR glasses. I tried them one time and just went,
00:01:44 nope. I think a lot of people maybe tried them the same way, but I put them on and in my virtual
00:01:52 reality. I was on a cliff and they told me to jump. Obviously, I knew that I was standing in a
00:01:59 room and not actually on a cliff, but I wouldn't jump. I was terrified. The virtual reality seemed
00:02:07 more real to me than the perfectly safe actual reality that I knew that I was in. It was
00:02:13 terrifying, right? Just like an episode of Black Mirror to me where they, I think, eventually are
00:02:19 aiming to convince people to give up believing in actual reality to instead live in sort of
00:02:24 a permanent simulated reality. Anyway, I really do believe that that is the express goal of the
00:02:32 United States military right now. I actually should say the global military right now. We
00:02:37 are living inside of an episode of Black Mirror. This is, to be clear, Operation Mockingbird on
00:02:43 steroids, right? After JFK gets assassinated, the CIA gets into an alliance with the mainstream
00:02:50 media and they begin trying to control our minds, just repeat the same talking points
00:02:57 they'll eventually believe it. That's what's been going on, right? It's extended now. The
00:03:01 mainstream media has collapsed and now they say there are these independent voices on social
00:03:06 media, are they actually independent? Are they a part of a new system that has adapted and is
00:03:14 still attempting to manufacture our reality? Well, it turns out the White House Correspondents
00:03:19 Dinner, which turned into an emergency, is potentially stunning proof of just the scenario
00:03:27 that I'm describing. Like I said, massive scandal. The email that we presented that the White House
00:03:33 military office sent out. To immediately begin amplifying, Erica Kirk, of all people,
00:03:41 provides us with a rare opportunity to really reflect on what is going on right now in this
00:03:45 country and beyond and why. Okay, so let's back this up. We are supposed to believe that the
00:03:50 White House Correspondents' Dinner, the shooting, was not staged, right? Gosh, you'd be crazy to 0.82
00:03:56 think that it was staged. You would be, well, a conspiracy theorist, a term that the CIA came up
00:04:02 with after they assassinated JFK. Instead, it is supposed to then make more rational sense to us
00:04:10 that for the first time in the history of the world, a sitting president has survived not one,
00:04:17 not two, but three separate shooting assassination attempts, all in the span of just under two years.
00:04:26 So to be clear, what I mean is not just like foiled attempts, finding people online, organizing,
00:04:31 discussing, harming the president on the internet,
00:04:33 maybe radicalized groups,
00:04:35 threatening, plotting to bring harm to him.
00:04:37 I'm sure that goes on all the time all across the world.
00:04:40 But I'm talking about a physical,
00:04:42 literal public shooting attempt
00:04:44 where a would-be assassin carrying a loaded gun
00:04:47 gets close enough to fire shots
00:04:51 or warrant shots being fired to stop him.
00:04:54 Trump has survived three of these attempts now.
00:04:57 It is truly remarkable.
00:04:59 If only his friend Charlie Kirk had that sort of luck, right?
00:05:03 Now, just for comparison, there are world leaders who have been in power for much longer than Trump, have been presidents of countries for over 20 years, like Vladimir Putin, as just one example.
00:05:15 He has been the president of Russia for 22 years, and he has not endured.
00:05:20 He's not endured that sort of a thing, that sort of a pattern, despite the routine demonization of Russia, the nation, the people by the entire Western media.
00:05:32 I don't know. Maybe Trump should consider hiring his security apparatus.
00:05:35 That's just a suggestion. You can park that in the suggestion box.
00:05:40 Conspiracy theorists should think critically, as they typically do, about the true aims of the White House Correspondents Dinner, right?
00:05:47 We were at first completely gaslit and told that we were terrible people for suggesting that the Erika clip seemed to be sort of artificially promoted in our face.
00:05:57 But now we have the proof, at the very least, that its amplification was designed by the military.
00:06:01 That is a fact.
00:06:02 That is not a fact.
00:06:03 And it is a fact that you're probably not going to see the media want to cover. 1.00
00:06:07 um less we forget by the way dr erica kirk was herself promoted to the air force academy boards 0.96
00:06:16 of visitors in her husband's uh stead for reasons that are not unclear to us she's qualified
00:06:22 what we know now which i can confirm to you is that just ahead of the white house correspondence
00:06:29 Sinner shooting, Erica Kirk visited the West Wing. Now, my assumption is that she went with
00:06:37 Andrew Colvett and Mikey McCoy, but I cannot yet confirm that. Don't worry, I will.
00:06:43 What Erica Kirk was doing in the West Wing is also unknown, since we were notified by her
00:06:49 that the entire purpose of her trip to D.C., despite telling us that she was terrified
00:06:53 to travel and people were tracking her planes and not even the Secret Service can make her feel safe,
00:06:59 We were then told just a few days later, when she was here in a white dress, that she did this and braved everything to confront Daily Mail reporters, right?
00:07:11 Okay, Erica, are the Daily Mail reporters in the West Wing with us now?
00:07:15 What are you doing there?
00:07:17 To recap, the shooting happened at 8.39 p.m., 8.39 p.m. Eastern.
00:07:21 Sydney Seidner of CNN uploaded the video of Erica Kirk at 9.25 p.m.
00:07:27 And approximately 25 minutes later, we revealed to you that the White House military office sent out follow-up instructions in an email that accidentally went out to the wrong internal teams.
00:07:38 Now, it is important to note, I'm going to show it to you here on the screen because I was able to manually, I just typed it, the email verbatim, onto Microsoft Word to protect my source from that canary email tactic that's employed by the Department of Defense.
00:07:52 Make no mistake, this email is coming from the Department of Defense.
00:07:55 But this is verbatim what the relevant portion of the email read.
00:07:59 Here you have it up on the screen. Addendum Erica Kirk video clip. Video clip of Erica Kirk
00:08:04 leaving the ballroom area and stating, I just want to go home is driving the highest engagement of
00:08:09 all incident related content across platforms. Our current digital assessment is strongest
00:08:14 emotional response asset associated with incident, high cross ideological circulation,
00:08:21 elevated repost velocity among political commentary accounts, increasing use as
00:08:26 symbolic framing device regarding media conduct and national stability narratives. Our recommendation,
00:08:32 that's the recommendation here, all communications channels should amplify this clip. Coordinate
00:08:36 with our digital partners, that is, and our approved surrogates, I'd like to know who those
00:08:42 people are, to elevate, reach, and ensure dominant placement in the overnight information environment.
00:08:48 So they wanted us to wake up on Sunday to be about Erica Kirk. That needs to be dominant in
00:08:55 the information environment. It then goes on, and this is important too, to describe external
00:09:02 commentary. Expect aligned outside commentators, so talking about their surrogates, to independently
00:09:08 amplify the professionalism of protective response, the media conduct during the evacuation,
00:09:15 political rhetoric, and escalation concerns. We saw all of this happening. Broader executive
00:09:20 stability themes. Okay, we're going to talk about that later. Now, the first astonishing thing about
00:09:24 office email is who it came from. This is important, okay? The email was delivered from
00:09:28 the military office domain from the White House Communications Agency. Okay, you need to understand
00:09:34 what that means. The White House Communications Agency is like the military arm of White House
00:09:42 Communications. So from some sources within the White House, I'm going to read this quote,
00:09:46 the White House Correspondence Agency is a Department of Defense-controlled military
00:09:51 communications entity that is embedded inside of the White House itself. Its primary function
00:09:58 is maintaining secure presidential communications, continuity infrastructure, and command and control
00:10:04 systems during crises. But the idea that this military-linked communications apparatus
00:10:09 participated in domestic narrative coordination raises profound constitutional and democratic
00:10:16 concerns. Okay, end quote. Now, you should know who the email was sent to because you see some
00:10:23 morons online saying, okay, let's just type this up. Oh, yeah, that seems like a really good idea. 0.98
00:10:27 I'm sure I'll just make up an email and expect not to be called out on it.
00:10:32 The email was sent to Caroline Levitt's press office and team so she can confirm its authenticity.
00:10:38 The National Security Press team, the National Security Operations team,
00:10:43 copied onto this email.
00:10:45 We covered some of this yesterday
00:10:46 with Stephen Chong,
00:10:47 who is the White House
00:10:48 Communications Director.
00:10:50 Richard Smalley,
00:10:51 who is the Communications Officer
00:10:53 and the Information Assurance Engineer,
00:10:58 sounds so dystopian,
00:11:00 at the White House Communications Agency,
00:11:02 so that's a military position.
00:11:04 Gustav Anderle,
00:11:05 also Military Position
00:11:07 Information Systems Manager
00:11:09 at the White House Communications Agency.
00:11:11 And Ryan Ripien,
00:11:13 Ryan Rippian is the commander of Naval Communications.
00:11:17 We also have someone named Michaela Mott, who was on this email, also Navy.
00:11:23 The document reveals the emergence of a modern hybrid system where military communications infrastructure, intelligence-linked monitoring, behavioral analytics, they were monitoring that too, social media amplification strategies,
00:11:39 and centralized federal messaging converge into this unified information-controlled architecture
00:11:45 operating behind the scenes of public events, okay? We weren't aware of this. You're supposed
00:11:50 to believe this is happening natural, that you are not being impacted, that you are not being
00:11:53 targeted by the government. And make no mistake, that is what we have uncovered. The Department
00:11:59 of Defense instructing teams internally on how to immediately begin to engineer and to conduit
00:12:07 our emotions. We, all of us, we were the actual targets of the White House Correspondents' Dinner
00:12:16 shooting. Joke's on you, if you thought, on us, I guess, if we thought that it was actually
00:12:22 the White House, the people that work around the White House and the Department of Justice.
00:12:26 During a time period when they should have only been concerned about safety, 0.87
00:12:29 right within an hour this took place they prioritized erica kirk and engineering our
00:12:37 emotions about her she is described in the email as an emotional response asset that is stunning
00:12:44 an emotional response asset and there's more and we've also learned from white house sources that
00:12:51 something else that was unusual that evening was a the lack of a scramble okay a lack of
00:12:57 scramble. Let me explain, do my best to explain what that means. It's important that you remember
00:13:00 that the dinner took place on a Saturday evening across town, okay? The White House was therefore
00:13:06 not open for business. This is a Saturday. Internal teams tell me that what is most remarkable
00:13:12 is that for some reason, that email, that evening, the White House campus security protocol and the
00:13:20 perimeters were just out of the ordinary. Everybody was somehow available and on standby for some
00:13:26 unknown reason. Were it completely unplanned, you might imagine there would have been the scramble
00:13:31 to get all the appropriate personnel back to the White House in time for this unplanned press
00:13:36 conference. Maybe they're up in Virginia where they live. Maybe they went on vacation. Maybe
00:13:40 they went to go see their families. How are we going to, whoa, what are we going to do? We got
00:13:43 to get back to the White House within two hours of a shooting. But that evening, everything was
00:13:48 clean, as though they were all anticipating a late night presser at the White House, which,
00:13:53 as we know, took place at 10.33 p.m., so less than two hours after the shooting. Everyone just had
00:13:59 it together and were there. They said things ran too smoothly. They've been in situations where
00:14:06 it is a situation and people scramble. That was not what occurred that night.
00:14:12 So we know the military comms wanted Erica Kirk to be number one by Sunday morning. Check. That
00:14:18 was accomplished. Mission, extract max attention via the video and max sympathy for Erica Kirk.
00:14:26 And then our emotional asset is going to break her silence on social media, writing this.
00:14:35 Saturday was yet another traumatic example of the evil in our country and the continued rise
00:14:41 in political violence I'm taking time to spend with my family. I will be joining the Charlie
00:14:47 Kirk show Wednesday at 12 p.m. Eastern to briefly address what took place. Enough is enough. Just
00:14:53 love that that transition from I'm taking time to be with my family to I and I will be on the
00:14:57 Charlie Kirk show on Wednesday. Just incredible. Complete lack of self-awareness. Anyway, Erica's
00:15:03 pending speech, in my view, was intended to begin phase two of the military psychological operation.
00:15:10 Highlighted in the email itself, that part I told you to pay extra attention to, what they were
00:15:13 asking for beyond that. The points that they wanted delivered, the professionalism
00:15:18 of the protective response was to be highlighted. We saw that all across social media. Bizarre,
00:15:24 instant headline, Kash Patel, a hero. It's just completely ridiculous. This is just, 0.97
00:15:32 you should laugh at this. Kash Patel's stunning reaction as the shooter opened fire at a White
00:15:36 House Correspondents Dinner. He's described as a hero, by the way, if you read the article,
00:15:39 because he just says, get down.
00:15:42 He instructs others at the table to get down.
00:15:45 I don't know how they somehow got like 800 words
00:15:47 out of he said, get down.
00:15:49 And then he got down and he's a hero.
00:15:52 Okay, I guess he needed some good press
00:15:54 after he was called an alcoholic.
00:15:57 Plus the number two on the email list
00:16:00 is to highlight the political rhetoric,
00:16:03 the escalation concerns.
00:16:04 Remember we started suddenly Caroline Leavitt,
00:16:07 everybody's starting to talk about hate speech.
00:16:09 Oh my God, what's happening?
00:16:11 Everybody is, it's these words are violence.
00:16:14 Your words are actually violence.
00:16:17 Erica Kirk herself discussed that when Wednesday hit.
00:16:21 Take a listen.
00:16:23 And while we may have big problems
00:16:24 with illegal immigration in this country,
00:16:27 I have to tell you, we have an even bigger problem
00:16:29 when it comes to the systemic indoctrination
00:16:32 and radicalization of our own citizens.
00:16:36 This is what got my husband killed.
00:16:39 this is what has led to three legitimate attempts on President Trump's life.
00:16:48 Okay.
00:16:49 And then they list the broader executive stability themes,
00:16:53 which you could just say was Trump needs his ballroom, right?
00:16:56 There's got to be more done to stabilize things, and that's his ballroom.
00:17:01 And I think we may have found the surrogates.
00:17:05 I think they might be right here, guys.
00:17:07 just have a call it a gut feeling anyway the ballroom is not something that should be ignored
00:17:13 because this is not about a ballroom obviously this is about the next step right phase two is
00:17:20 the communication the events you have the communication and then ultimately what isn't
00:17:25 it is intended to be ushered in for humanity and i think it's pretty obvious that it's data centers
00:17:30 right that's what they want doesn't care about a ballroom you can do events wherever he wants
00:17:34 the data center beneath the ballroom that's what they're suddenly pushing by the way all across
00:17:41 america you've seen the headlines a data center intended to be twice the size of manhattan in
00:17:47 utah here's the headline the guardian irresponsible someone claims uh the people are claiming a
00:17:54 backlash as utah approves a data center twice the size of manhattan a plan to create one of the
00:18:00 world's largest data centers, a gargantuan project spanning an area more than twice the size of
00:18:06 Manhattan has provoked a furious public backlash in Utah amid concerns over its vast energy use
00:18:11 and impact upon the state's stressed water supplies. The Stratos Artificial Intelligence
00:18:18 Data Center footprint will cover more than 40,000 acres over three sites in Box Elder County in
00:18:24 northwestern Utah. The facility will require about nine gigawatts of power, which is more than the
00:18:31 entire state of Utah currently consumes. And it's going to suck up a significant amount of water in
00:18:37 an area that has been hit by severe drought in recent years. Last week, the project was approved
00:18:41 by the county's commissioners, despite thousands of objections lodged by Utah residents. Jokes on
00:18:46 you, Utah residents. They will pay off these politicians. They don't care about you. You are 0.99
00:18:52 something to be managed. There are people that are corrupt. They will pay them off. 0.95
00:18:55 We don't care how much you protest. You're getting these data centers. That's what happened here.
00:19:01 It goes on to tell us that the proposed project is backed by Kevin O'Leary, the venture capitalist
00:19:05 who appeared on the TV show Shark Tank. O'Leary has claimed that Stratos will deliver thousands
00:19:11 of jobs. That's what you get. We're going to get data center, probably a few more droughts,
00:19:16 but there will be jobs that you should expect. And you should want those jobs. We're going to
00:19:21 compete with China. That's the pitch. You're going to compete with China. No, I think what's 0.99
00:19:26 happening is our government is competing with China to create a surveillance state. What's
00:19:30 happening, right? It tells us that, like I said, 4,000 people lodged objections to the project
00:19:36 being approved. The pushback led to contentious public meetings between that Lee Perry, who was
00:19:44 the Box Elder County Commissioner, said left him feeling physically sick amidst alleged death
00:19:49 threats and false accusations. I'm just going to go ahead and say the government is corrupt.
00:19:55 O'Leary has claimed in social media posts that most of the protesters don't live locally and
00:19:59 have been paid to object to the project. Oh, I'm sure. Why would someone want to? It must be
00:20:04 unnatural humans objecting to a data center that's going to impact their lives.
00:20:12 High powered artificial intelligence centers all across the United States. That's what's
00:20:16 happening. But the question is, to what end? OK, what is the actual goal? It's obviously evil and
00:20:21 dystopian. If you're not aware of that, you have to wake up to it. OK, the aim to me appears very
00:20:27 clearly to be a surveillance state. Like I said, they want what China has. They want to monitor 0.95
00:20:33 all of us. You're seeing that already at the airport, right? How many pictures can be taken
00:20:38 that they're trying to learn your face? Every single person needs to have a digital ID and this
00:20:42 ID and we can know every second where you're going. That's going to require some data centers.
00:20:47 There is an unholy alliance between the military and our press trying to convince us that this is
00:20:53 fine, that it's normal, that we're being thrust into a state where we won't even be able to turn
00:20:58 on our cars without government approval, right? They already can shut down a large portion of
00:21:03 cars automatically, the newer ones. They can just literally, while you're driving, shut that down.
00:21:06 but they want more.
00:21:10 They want to know where you are
00:21:11 every second of every day,
00:21:12 what you're thinking,
00:21:13 what you're writing,
00:21:14 who you're speaking to.
00:21:16 Listen to this conversation
00:21:18 that Kevin O'Leary had
00:21:19 with Tucker Carlson
00:21:20 about his investment
00:21:21 in that Utah data center.
00:21:24 I mean, it seems like
00:21:26 AI will make it possible
00:21:27 to know what every American
00:21:29 is doing at all times.
00:21:31 Correct me if I'm wrong.
00:21:32 I would say that's not AI
00:21:34 that's going to do that.
00:21:35 I would say now with the amount of high resolution video and surveillance that is built into every street corner, that's how they solve a lot of crimes.
00:21:46 Now, if you don't like a lot of crimes, it has the closure rate for murders in our big cities.
00:21:53 Like what percentage of murders are in New York City or Chicago or Detroit are solved?
00:21:57 I don't I don't I don't track the low, actually.
00:22:00 It's lower in this country.
00:22:02 The point is surveillance is a great issue, but the enhancement of surveillance with AI tools is how you now walk through the Dubai airport.
00:22:11 And you also walk through some airports here in the U.S.
00:22:14 Facial recognition technology has finally got to the resolution using AI's tools.
00:22:20 It's going to run through your data center.
00:22:21 There'll be pictures of all of us in your data center.
00:22:23 Every data center.
00:22:25 Right.
00:22:25 You don't have to opt into that program, by the way.
00:22:31 I do it for convenience.
00:22:33 I'm not hiding anything.
00:22:34 Well, it's on street corners, as you said.
00:22:36 So it's anytime you're in public,
00:22:37 your face is being surveilled by the U.S. government.
00:22:40 It is, but I'm not doing nefarious things.
00:22:44 I'm not a criminal
00:22:44 and I'm not stealing any money from anybody.
00:22:46 So the definition of nefarious changes, as you know,
00:22:49 I mean, hundreds of thousands of American citizens
00:22:51 were sent to concentration camps by Franklin Roosevelt
00:22:54 because they were Japanese. 1.00
00:22:55 Correct.
00:22:56 So in 1940, it was not a crime to be Japanese. 0.57
00:22:59 In 1941, it was.
00:23:00 So the definition does change, as you know. 0.99
00:23:03 It's true.
00:23:04 So you could have those concerns, but I ask you again, Tucker.
00:23:08 I do.
00:23:09 No, and I know you do, but I ask you again, and you haven't answered my question.
00:23:13 Do you want the insurance policy or not?
00:23:17 Would you, with all of the nefarious concerns about AI, which outcome do you prefer as an
00:23:25 American for your family? 0.97
00:23:28 Would you prefer all of us that are developing these data centers put down our shovels and stop while the Chinese accelerate theirs? Would you like that? 0.99
00:23:43 Yeah, because I don't live in China. So you can just move to China and compete with people in China. That's that is what makes the most sense to me. You're turning America into China. 0.88
00:23:54 um as i said we are looking at an unholy alliance it is between the military it is between the press
00:24:01 and i would add here turning point usa okay they are not a charity in my view i had very early on
00:24:10 investigating the trolley assassination underscored how it seems that everyone is
00:24:14 randomly connected to the military at that organization like that was new that was like
00:24:18 it wasn't that way when i was there that suddenly everyone's got this connection to the military
00:24:23 Now we have Erica Kirk herself 1.00
00:24:25 artificially appointed 1.00
00:24:26 to the Air Force Board of Visitors.
00:24:28 Erica, not a grieving widow, okay?
00:24:32 She's a piece of, as far as I'm concerned,
00:24:34 military technology 1.00
00:24:35 that's intended to socially engineer
00:24:37 on behalf of the military. 1.00
00:24:40 Like, that's what she's out there doing.
00:24:42 She's like a piece of Israeli tech.
00:24:43 Again, my opinion, I'm welcome to it. 0.98
00:24:45 It's my show. 0.91
00:24:46 She socially engineered Charlie
00:24:48 with much success. 0.96
00:24:49 she is now being used to socially engineer the public with the full weight of the united states 0.99
00:24:56 military behind her i would argue in that way she was intended to be an asset but she has proven
00:25:01 herself to be a liability because people see right through her and i would like to add also 0.92
00:25:06 that everything about the charlotte kirk assassination mirrors the white house
00:25:12 correspondence dinner strategy being executed in the shadows by the military right the intended
00:25:19 social media virality of the clip. The conversation about Erica, make it about Erica, the focus about
00:25:27 the widow, right? We need the image, the graphics capturing her inside of his casket.
00:25:35 Hit an emotional peak. The world will then wait. They'll feel crushed for her.
00:25:41 And then they'll wait to hear her speak. And when she does speak, we hit phase two. Then she
00:25:47 instructs us at a podium 48 hours later, same with this, White House Correspondence Center,
00:25:53 48 hours later, she tells us, sign up for Turning Point USA. That's what she did. Sign up for
00:25:58 Turning Point USA. Here's what you can do if you want to honor Charlie. Sign up for Turning Point
00:26:02 USA right now. And then beyond that, we should join her a week later in forgiving Tyler Robinson.
00:26:10 this is a pattern this is a pattern that is emerging and this email is very serious we
00:26:18 should foia request all of the emails that went out that night all of the instructions that went
00:26:23 out that night about messaging to the public uh the ai video of charlie's voice appointing her
00:26:30 to take over for him alleged ai video by the donors who were present in the room and said he
00:26:35 never said it, a picture is starting to emerge. I believe that with the Charlie Kirk assassination,
00:26:42 we were made to see and to hear exactly what they wanted us to. Again, we are the targets.
00:26:50 Charlie was a target, and we are now the targets, and we need to fight this pending dystopian
00:26:57 surveillance state nightmare with everything that we have, or we will end up enslaved by this.
00:27:02 That's their goal, I have no doubt.
00:27:05 And Turning Point appears to be playing its role.
00:27:08 We'll be right back after a break.
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00:29:01 I just want to add here, call it a hunch, but I believe that the military is controlling X.
00:29:08 Like we've been speaking about these artificial trends that appear and disappear when they don't want people to be discussing something.
00:29:14 All of that now feels very fake.
00:29:17 It didn't feel this way when Jack Dorsey was at the helm of Twitter.
00:29:21 But there's, like I said, a military alliance with all of these Silicon Bros, these race for AI technology.
00:29:29 And there's definitely going to be something there that I think is going to be revealed.
00:29:34 Anyway, let's talk about some other changes over at Turning Point.
00:29:38 So Charlie Kirk believed in free markets.
00:29:40 Obviously, that's why he established Turning Point USA.
00:29:42 That's what he was doing, traveling the country, trying to start up college chapters,
00:29:47 telling people to embrace free market capitalism.
00:29:51 That was it.
00:29:52 Long before TPUS faith took over,
00:29:55 that's what Charlie Kirk's main focus was.
00:29:58 So let's check in on his organization's message now.
00:30:02 Maybe we can find a clue
00:30:03 as to why what was once a top 10 show,
00:30:06 the Charlie Kirk show,
00:30:07 is now averaging 380 views per an episode.
00:30:11 That is abysmal, okay?
00:30:13 So on the Charlie Kirk show,
00:30:14 they do this thing where despite these very low views,
00:30:16 they pretend that they have live callers.
00:30:18 And just so you know how this works in the industry,
00:30:20 when you don't have anybody calling,
00:30:23 they just get a producer to go into the kitchen
00:30:26 and fake call and ask the question
00:30:28 that you actually want to answer.
00:30:29 So they pretend it's like,
00:30:30 oh, I didn't even want to talk about this topic.
00:30:32 But since you asked producer in the kitchen,
00:30:36 pretending to be Barbara from Manhattan,
00:30:38 I'll say what I actually just want to say,
00:30:40 but don't have the courage to say.
00:30:41 And would you know, I can't believe I missed this,
00:30:43 that on the very weekend that I told you guys 1.00
00:30:46 that all of these Ziobots, as I term them, we should call them Shabbots, right? These Israeli 1.00
00:30:52 clone accounts that are like super pro-ERICA, pro-Turning Point USA, pro-blowing-up-Palestinian 0.62
00:30:58 kids, like you could just draw a direct line on X, began trying to organize this boycott of my
00:31:05 advertisers. Well, guess what? Guess who did it first? In a gentle way, Blake Neff and Andrew
00:31:12 Colvett. That's who signaled it first. I cannot believe I missed this clip from their Friday,
00:31:18 May 8th show. Take a listen. Preborn is a sponsor of Candace Owens' show. And that is,
00:31:28 I know, frustrating because they've been a sponsor of our show for a long time. And we love the work
00:31:33 that Preborn does. And, you know, it's interesting. If it was a different category, then maybe I would
00:31:41 feel more, I guess, you know, one way or the other about it, but because it's saving babies,
00:31:47 you know, God will use that, which, uh, was meant for ill and he will use it to, to bless people.
00:31:53 And, you know, that's a lesson that we get from Joseph in the Bible. And, uh, and I just,
00:31:58 I believe it. Right. And, um, you know, God will use all things for his good and his glory. And,
00:32:03 and so we trust in that and it's, listen, it's saving babies. And if, if, if that's one of the
00:32:08 good things that comes out of that partnership then i'm i'm i'm all for it actually and and i've
00:32:14 thought hard about this and i've thought you know should i make a fuss should i send emails or make
00:32:18 phone calls and it's kind of like you know and and you to your other part of your question where
00:32:23 you said is there something about sponsorships that you're unaware of yeah sometimes you're
00:32:27 locked in and contracts and you could get yourself into legal liability issues if you pull out of a
00:32:32 contract without cause beforehand. Now, the question is, is there cause? I would venture to
00:32:39 guess, yes, there is. But if you're locked into contractual terms, the easiest option is probably
00:32:43 just to continue on. And when somebody has a large audience, which Candace does, there's no denying
00:32:48 that she does, then you're probably going to get a lot of referrals. And so anyways, we want to
00:32:55 bless babies more than we want some sort of feud to take priority over that. And yeah, we didn't
00:33:01 start the fight she did but at the same time it's babies and i want more babies what i would say
00:33:08 i would also add even if we're not looking to pick a fight of that nature if you feel strongly
00:33:13 about it i would encourage you to send them an email you could say i have concerns i might
00:33:19 see support or i might support you more if you were to make a different decision of this nature
00:33:25 Yeah, maybe they would be blessed if they made that decision.
00:33:27 And I know you can't make it up.
00:33:30 You cannot make up how perfectly the 180-degree turn is from everything Charlie.
00:33:38 It's like they never listened to Charlie Kirk speak once on his own show.
00:33:41 That's why they had to remove all the content.
00:33:42 They're like, you know, we're just going to go so 180 that it's better to pretend.
00:33:47 It's better to just pretend that Charlie was never here.
00:33:49 But that's got to be the reason behind pulling all this content.
00:33:51 What are the free markets?
00:33:52 That is not the free market.
00:33:54 That is literally a leftist strategy, okay, where you get a bunch of people, a mob, to
00:34:00 call and to complain, people that actually are not partaking in that market, they don't
00:34:04 care about it, they don't care about this business at all, but they're going to call
00:34:08 and they're going to stress them out and try to peer pressure them into pulling out.
00:34:11 Secondly, I want to say this, we do not put handcuffs on our sponsors, okay, we do not
00:34:16 put handcuffs on our sponsors.
00:34:17 In fact, we were very intentional when we restarted the show, after everything I went
00:34:21 through the Daily Wire to have personal conversations and to make it very clear that we don't want
00:34:27 those kinds of advertisers that are going to balk when it comes to a fight. The free markets have
00:34:31 already made it very clear to you, Turning Point USA, your Charlie Kirk show, that they don't like
00:34:38 you. And what you are doing right there is exactly why. Charlie Kirk's audience never had to hear
00:34:44 that kind of filth, never had to hear something that was counter to the free markets, never had
00:34:48 to hear somebody say, you know, I was going to call and I was going to kick up a fuss and I was 0.95
00:34:53 going to try to like artificially get her kicked out of the markets and not let, you know, people
00:34:57 decide what they want to watch and views based on those things. I was going to call her evil and
00:35:01 demonic, but they say babies. So that's that is the only reason I'm going to go with this is
00:35:05 because they say babies because there's something bigger here and I'm a good Christian. Right.
00:35:10 It's very that's the whole reason I'm going to. But like if it was anybody else, by the way,
00:35:14 if you want to call and do that, you should do that. This, again, could not sit more opposite
00:35:21 to what Charlie Cook believed in. He believed that he could compete and be better than you,
00:35:25 then his show would get more views than your show, and advertisers would want to come to him
00:35:28 naturally. He didn't believe that he had to just be an evil human being behind the scenes,
00:35:34 list people's advertisers, start speaking about their advertisers, and pretend that you're not
00:35:38 putting pressure or glazing people that are listing all their advertisers at the same time.
00:35:43 well that entire scene pretending to be a good person while you're doing everything that Charlie
00:35:51 would hate you are so ill representative of Charlie Kirk please give the name a new show
00:35:55 just call it the Andrew and Blake saga you know Andrew and Blake complain about everything Andrew
00:36:03 and Blake maybe kind of hate Charlie Kirk and everything he believed in but they played a part
00:36:07 for as long as they could and now they're here to tell you what they think and yeah nothing lines up
00:36:12 with the principles of what began Turning Point USA.
00:36:15 So that would be my advice to them.
00:36:17 And I think, by the way, then you could get more viewers
00:36:19 because then people would go,
00:36:20 oh, okay, now we see what this is.
00:36:21 You're not, you no longer are wearing this mask
00:36:24 of pretending that you are carrying on the torch for Charlie.
00:36:28 I mean, just how embarrassing.
00:36:29 I should have known they were behind it.
00:36:32 It was just like, what is going on over this weekend?
00:36:34 And thank you, Turning Point USA, Andrew Colbert, Blake,
00:36:38 for, like I said, leading to the biggest day
00:36:41 of merch sales on our website ever because our fans, I will tell you right now, people who watch
00:36:47 this show, our listeners, they will fight harder, okay? You guys have power. You've got the military.
00:36:53 You've got CBS, Barry Weiss, the president's office, the White House, the military office
00:36:58 all behind you, and we're still winning because we have a better product. It's truth. Good luck
00:37:03 with your lies. And speaking of lies and people who tell them, sometimes accidentally because
00:37:10 they're just stupid. Paramount Not So Tactical doesn't understand what an alibi is. OK, so we 1.00
00:37:17 showed you the clip, the now famed clip of Erica and Andrew Colvett orchestrating this Fort Huachuca
00:37:24 non-alibi behind the scenes. And Paramount Tactical, who is not a very quick reader,
00:37:30 did not realize that he was not supposed to read out the alibi or show the picture.
00:37:34 and he accidentally did, okay?
00:37:37 So now that he's accidentally now rumbled the fact
00:37:40 that the internet was correct,
00:37:42 that these didn't look like Erica's children.
00:37:43 First, he said, like, you know, it's not her son.
00:37:47 Like I said, there have been people
00:37:48 who say that it's also not her daughter,
00:37:51 but who am I to make that claim?
00:37:53 But people with direct knowledge
00:37:54 and who know the daughter say that it is not her.
00:37:56 Anyway, Paramount Tactical now is raging about that.
00:38:00 And he says, actually, it doesn't even matter
00:38:02 if neither of them are her children.
00:38:04 It's not relevant at all. Do you know what an alibi is? If you're saying her alibi issues with
00:38:10 her children, it would kind of be relevant, Gary Melton, if these are, in fact, her children.
00:38:15 OK, so this is what he tweeted. I just this is peak clarity. He tweeted. The fact is,
00:38:20 we don't know. It hasn't been clarified by Erica, but it doesn't matter. The content of the picture
00:38:26 was irrelevant. It was irrelevant. It was proof that she wasn't at Fort Huachuca on the night.
00:38:32 No, Gary, let's just take apart that sentence. I really hope you're not watching Baron Coleman's
00:38:37 show because that's a high IQ outfit and he would really be upset with this and he would bring up a
00:38:41 logic book and this would be a mess. OK, so if it is proof that she was not at Fort Huachuca on the
00:38:47 9th and if the proof that you presented was that she was with her kids, then indeed, Gary Melton,
00:38:54 the content of the picture is relevant, especially if it's not her kids. That's how alibis work.
00:39:01 He goes, why do you care whose kid it is?
00:39:05 It's none of your business.
00:39:08 Gary, you introduced this to the public as an alibi for Erica and proof that she wasn't at Fort Huachuca and was, in fact, with her kids.
00:39:16 Now you're saying it doesn't even matter if it's her kids and it doesn't it's the content of the picture is not relevant.
00:39:22 And somehow it's still proof.
00:39:24 How could it be proof if Erica's not even in the picture? 0.97
00:39:26 It was stupid off the bat because Erica's not in the picture. 0.99
00:39:29 It's all it would be proof of is her kids. 1.00
00:39:31 Now you're saying it's not her kids, Gary. Now you're telling us it's not her kids. The content of the picture is not relevant. And somehow we should still accept it as proof that she wasn't at Fort Huachuca.
00:39:44 I am very terrified, terrified to understand that Paramount, not so tactical, served as a Green Beret. I'm terrified that China represents a threat, not because of their data centers that are expanding, but because they might have smarter people than Gary Melton. 0.83
00:40:06 This is a military operative. Turning Point is turning to him for public relations, and he doesn't even understand the functionality of an alibi. He doesn't understand why people are obviously concerned about the fact that his alibi has now been completely debunked. Now he just says it doesn't matter whose kid it is. Still counts. Erica is good. 0.73
00:40:27 and then he then he rants about why he's never going to present an alibi ever again 1.00
00:40:32 right because he he's this is why anyone who presents alibis or information is an idiot 0.94
00:40:37 it's also why no one should ever trust candace owens it's never enough never accepted or she 0.93
00:40:42 twists what's provided into another conspiracy no i was not handed this alibi actually um you
00:40:50 you were you submitted it and then it got debunked by you it's all very confusing and now you're
00:40:57 angry, but not at you. You're angry at me. With him, it really is an IQ thing. He is just very
00:41:05 fun to watch. There's just no brain there. They just have to use more intellectual people. Maybe
00:41:14 AI. Maybe you should just create an AI paramount, not so tactical. I think the AI could do better
00:41:23 than that in uh kevin leary's defense that might be why they're doing it they're they're realizing
00:41:28 that's problematic anyway um even tracy martin erica's dear long 15-year friend jumped into the
00:41:36 ferret at some point and clarified that the sun is not erica's so it's all very confusing
00:41:41 says it's called a playdate with friends she's not saying that that's gg but she's is also
00:41:49 confirming that it's not the sun, but the internet was right. It was first a conspiracy and now it's
00:41:55 true. It just takes a couple of months for that to happen usually. I do want to briefly discuss
00:42:01 before we get off air today, Trump's golden Trump statue, right? The backlash to, I just can't
00:42:11 believe it's real. I just can't believe it's real. It is real? Are we sure it's real? That's not AI?
00:42:17 Okay, that is Trump's statue ceremony, obviously. Evangelical pastor comes out. This has been unveiled, a 22-foot golden statue of President Donald Trump at one of Florida's golf courses.
00:42:33 And the pastor, John Ark Burns, an evangelical minister, is defending it because people are feeling a type of way about it.
00:42:43 I feel like if you watch this show and you're not spiritual and you maybe don't go to church and you've never cracked open a Bible, I feel like even you, when you look at this statue, you think, should I build an ark?
00:43:01 Should I go collect animals to bring into this ark?
00:43:06 you just start asking yourself spiritual questions like maybe i should listen to the guy in the
00:43:12 subway who's ranting about the end of times maybe i shouldn't have slammed the door on all of those
00:43:16 jehovah witnesses you look at the statue and the gathering of people around it and it just feels
00:43:21 like we've gone too far something's not right trump who thinks he is a god i am maga now has
00:43:33 The golden statue, of course, backed not by Christians financially, but by, I believe, the Hasidic Jewish community, major donors to the statue.
00:43:45 And we're supposed to just think things are OK.
00:43:48 Here's Haratz, a beautiful piece of art. 1.00
00:43:50 The Hasidic Jews behind Florida's giant golden Trump statue. 1.00
00:43:53 I just think that maybe you should go to church. 1.00
00:43:59 A Catholic church, of course, if I'm allowed to be biased.
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00:46:14 All right, top comment from yesterday's episode
00:46:17 from N. Horvath writes, 0.90
00:46:19 it was the fakest of times, it was the gayest of times. 1.00
00:46:22 Yes, that is the chapter we are in. 1.00
00:46:25 That book will begin with that exact line.
00:46:28 Ori writes, I stopped my infiltration of a gang to watch this. I love when people do comments like
00:46:33 this. Yeah. Did you submit letters from your elementary school picture, Tori? Did you? Did
00:46:41 you? See whether or not you did that if I know whether or not you're good with your kindergarten
00:46:45 teacher. Anyway, you guys, some comments from today's episode. First, from Zamet writes,
00:46:50 if restaurants were serving what the mainstream media is, the health department would shut them
00:46:56 down jfk 2.0 coup absolutely true almost like down to a science except like i said one strong
00:47:04 difference would be uh the grieving widow seems to be with the state is what i would say seven
00:47:10 sheets writes boom been waiting for you to mention data centers enough is enough to quote erica
00:47:15 tech nerds are trying to conduct a heist of the usa you are amazing and thanks to all the citizen
00:47:20 journalists who have a conscience evil and dystopian prayers for the fight could not agree
00:47:24 anymore. Day Jean writes, I didn't believe any of the Feds law pertaining to what happened at
00:47:30 the White House dinner. I quit watching the news. True journalism is dead and gone. Love you,
00:47:33 Candace Christ is king. That is 1000% true. But it's funny that we all said, oh, we're going to
00:47:37 turn off the TV and we're going to listen to independent voices. And they're bought too.
00:47:41 They are coordinating with surrogates. Who are those surrogates? We should know. Like I said,
00:47:45 FOIA requests this stuff. There's going to be more there. We're going to probably find out
00:47:50 who exactly shot that clip of Erica walking out. 1.00
00:47:53 Was it a PR agent?
00:47:56 I don't think it was Andrew Colbett.
00:47:58 Could it have been the other PR agent Andrew Colbett was with?
00:48:01 Matthew Shoup?
00:48:03 Matthew Shoup, who does PR for Harmeet Dillon,
00:48:06 Dillon Law Group.
00:48:08 He's close with them.
00:48:09 I know Harmeet was sitting with Andrew Colbett.
00:48:12 I don't know.
00:48:12 I'm just asking legitimate questions,
00:48:14 and I think that we need to find the answer to this
00:48:16 because this is deep, and it's ugly.
00:48:20 Vanessa writes,
00:48:21 when discourse ends,
00:48:22 violence begins.
00:48:23 Charlie Kirk,
00:48:24 literally the opposite words
00:48:27 equal violence.
00:48:28 Yeah, we're now being told
00:48:29 words equal violence.
00:48:31 Yeah, Charlie believed the opposite.
00:48:33 When social media pushed hard
00:48:34 for me to dismiss Candace as evil,
00:48:36 that's when I decided to see for myself.
00:48:38 I guess that psyop backfired.
00:48:39 Think for yourself.
00:48:40 Yeah, now that's why it's so important 0.98
00:48:42 to talk about these psyops
00:48:43 and to like call them out 0.94
00:48:44 is because you do start to see the pattern
00:48:46 is when too many people
00:48:47 are saying the same thing all at once,
00:48:48 like a ballroom after a shooting.
00:48:51 You go, who's instructing this?
00:48:52 And now we know it's the military, right?
00:48:54 The military is sending to comms teams.
00:48:57 The con teams are then going out to surrogates
00:48:59 and they are coordinating that messaging behind the scenes
00:49:01 and amplifying certain things.
00:49:03 And I'm sure based on the other points of the email
00:49:05 that they are our Navy, they're going in there
00:49:09 and they're impacting the algorithm.
00:49:11 And that's what I keep saying about X.
00:49:12 It's very obvious that they can float trends
00:49:15 and disappear trends at any moment that they want to.
00:49:18 And that's forcing a narrative.
00:49:19 So you really do have to steal your mind against it.
00:49:23 Patanica writes, or Patanica, maybe it is.
00:49:25 God bless you, Candace Owens and your family.
00:49:27 Thank you.
00:49:27 Thank you for the support. 1.00
00:49:30 Janita writes, why is Erica crying more for the stunt
00:49:33 than she ever did for Charlie's traumatic death?
00:49:35 I think she has a hard time actually crying
00:49:40 and producing real tears.
00:49:42 I go back always to Elizabeth Lane
00:49:43 and what she said about the attributes of a psychopath. 0.98
00:49:47 and that's why she's having trouble.
00:49:48 I mean, she might have fooled Charlie,
00:49:50 but she's not fooling the majority of the world.
00:49:52 That's that much is obvious.
00:49:54 And she's got everything going for her.
00:49:56 I mean, all of media has risen to tell us
00:49:59 she's a grieving widow.
00:50:00 Independent commentators are rising to tell us
00:50:03 she's a grieving widow and it's not working. 1.00
00:50:06 So maybe get a new actress. 0.99
00:50:10 Angelina Jolie's really good.
00:50:12 I would have bought it.
00:50:14 100%, seen her movies.
00:50:16 Curious Joel writes,
00:50:17 You know that feeling when a four-year-old stops you and asks you to stop, to watch them do a cartwheel and they fail miserably? That's how all of these PSYOPs are feeling. Like, oh, that's cute. So fake. So very gay. Like, yeah, except in the example of the toddler, they're cute. That's exactly right. But and with the military, you're just like, man, you got to get smarter people in there. And I think that's they're having the paramount not so tactical problem or something.
00:50:43 either we deserve better psyops i just feel like we deserve better psyops all the coordination all
00:50:50 the planning all the operatives on the ground and they can't pull it off erica just goes like she
00:50:56 just they tell her to go left she goes left you go right say this say that wear this wear that 1.00
00:51:01 stand like this stand like that like i said she's just a piece of technology she's not even
00:51:06 something to hate or resent she's just like you know it's like hating or resenting your iphone
00:51:13 just a piece of hardware we not me writes i am beyond shook today i had the exact same dream
00:51:20 that erica same dream erica lane described oh elizabeth lane pardon described about charlie
00:51:26 it was on january 11th i was not baptized that day and charlie was a huge part of my faith journey
00:51:31 so i believed that it was just the emotions of the day um she's talking about elizabeth lane
00:51:36 i did to sit down with her she came here and i did her show you can pivot over i think we we
00:51:42 linked it onto this channel somehow as well so that you can watch that. And she talked about
00:51:45 the dream that she had. And we've been talking about our dreams on this show because it's very
00:51:50 strange that they don't want us to believe in our dreams while they're trying to walk us backward
00:51:57 into their dystopian one. I'm just not signing up for this, man. I'm not going to sign up for
00:52:03 what is so obviously in front of us. It's a shame that Trump proved to be the ultimate Trojan horse
00:52:08 that is walking in this technocracy,
00:52:12 allowing the military to do what they are doing.
00:52:15 He, I guess, has already made his bargain
00:52:18 and understands, you know,
00:52:21 the consequences for his soul.
00:52:24 That's what I would say about Trump.
00:52:25 It is a shame.
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00:52:50 Not MAGA.
00:52:51 MAGA.
00:52:52 That's what that's all about.
00:52:54 And reminding you also that we have book club tomorrow.
00:52:57 We're starting my book.
00:52:58 Super excited.
00:52:58 You guys know how excited I am.
00:52:59 I'm never going to get tired of telling you how excited I am
00:53:01 that we're doing this book.
00:53:02 So you can head to makeamassandwich.com
00:53:04 to purchase the book and join the book club.
00:53:06 We'll do an intro tomorrow, which begins with my battle with Cardi B, which inspired this book.
00:53:12 This book was literally inspired by Cardi B.
00:53:15 That's something to be said for that.
00:53:17 I love it.
00:53:18 We will see you in the book club tomorrow.
00:53:19 If not, I will see you guys on Monday.
00:53:36 Thank you.