Candace Owens - We’re Back! And You’ll NEVER GUESS Who I Ran Into In Iceland. ｜ Ep 380

00:00:00.000 All right, you guys. Happy Monday. I missed you. I am back. I'm back. I can now reveal to you that

00:00:06.200 I actually went up to Iceland to do some fishing for my seven-year anniversary. George and I are

00:00:11.580 really big into fishing, and we had this tripped book since, I think, the end of last year or

00:00:16.180 something. And I have to tell you that I was mildly concerned when I saw Rumpelstiltskin,

00:00:21.900 known to some people as Rabbi Shmuley, up in Iceland, as well as Ivanka and Jared Kushner,

00:00:26.720 just before we were going to go. A couple of weeks before, I was worried that maybe Ivanka

00:00:30.880 had swam and discovered another island and that Rabbi Shmuley was going to clear it out for her.

00:00:36.180 But all is well. That ends well. I caught my first salmon on the fly. I'll tell you about that. 0.95

00:00:41.380 Feeling very proud of myself. Well fought. Well won. And ladies and gentlemen, while I was away,

00:00:46.280 some things were revealed about our government. Actually, still trending right now. Remember

00:00:52.940 way back when, on October 27th of last year, when I said this. So allow me to be very explicit,

00:01:02.380 okay? I want war with all of you, okay? All of you. 0.95

00:01:11.160 Well, it turns out that the Trump administration heard the call, and they took me literally

00:01:15.900 because it was revealed that the Department of War has people on payroll that are attacking me

00:01:21.900 for my investigation into Charlie Kirk's assassination.

00:01:25.980 That's weird.

00:01:27.480 Donald Trump and Charlie were friends.

00:01:29.080 Don't they want to know who killed them?

00:01:31.540 Guys, if I didn't know any better,

00:01:33.300 I would say that the reason

00:01:35.440 they're putting those people on payroll

00:01:36.960 could be because they killed them.

00:01:39.540 They killed Charlie Kirk.

00:01:41.400 But I do, I know better.

00:01:42.620 I am sure that's not the case.

00:01:44.260 Can you imagine our tax dollars

00:01:46.020 are going toward fighting a propaganda war against me?

00:01:50.160 It's absolute madness.

00:01:51.900 Anyway, I have a positive story to share with you

00:01:54.700 about who I ran into in Iceland.

00:01:57.460 You are not going to believe it.

00:02:00.280 It truly is unbelievable, but it happened.

00:02:03.640 Welcome back to Candice.

00:02:19.180 Iceland, the land of the Vikings.

00:02:21.580 my people. Okay, not really. I'm kidding. My ancestors are not actually from Iceland,

00:02:27.220 but I had a fantastic time anyway. It was my very first time in the country. Really,

00:02:31.720 we went there because we love to fish. There also is a direct flight from Nashville. Who knew?

00:02:37.280 And I was especially excited after they effectively chased Rabbi Shmuley out weeks earlier. Shout out 0.77

00:02:43.600 to that individual who was like, get out of our country. Peace. Now, why was I there? Like I told

00:02:48.420 at the top. Each and every pregnancy, actually, George and I take a little fishing excursion.

00:02:53.700 It's just our thing. Today is actually our seven-year anniversary, so it was, in fact,

00:03:00.020 a special occasion made even more special for a couple of reasons. First and foremost, like I said,

00:03:05.580 I caught my very first Atlantic salmon on the fly. If you are a fisherwoman or a fisherman,

00:03:12.760 you know that is a big deal, okay? I'm going to show you. Here she is, this picture. It was a big

00:03:17.840 one. Really big one. I was jumping up and down. Couldn't believe that I had done it. I should

00:03:23.880 also add here that there is this Islandic tradition that goes along with that accomplishment. I

00:03:28.720 learned about that at dinner, wherein they take the fin of the fish for your first catch on the

00:03:34.300 fly and they make you swallow it in a shot glass. So I partook in this Viking culture. I'm very 0.59

00:03:42.620 proud of myself. Now, for expectant mothers, I will tell you that I don't know what is in 1.00

00:03:47.920 those salmon fins up in Iceland, but my unborn child proceeded to kick for about 24 hours

00:03:55.220 thereafter like he was at a rave party. It was unrelenting. Take from that what you will.

00:03:59.900 Maybe I will now give birth to a Viking. Who knows? But actually, the best part of the trip

00:04:04.640 was the company. So George and I went and met up with our friends, John and Irina Mappin. Now,

00:04:11.500 those names may be familiar to you. Now, I've told you guys the story a few times, but I met

00:04:16.280 my husband rather serendipitously at an event hosted in London. I was with Charlie. The event

00:04:22.020 was hosted by John and Irina back in 2018, and me and Charlie were on stage. George did not know

00:04:29.900 them. He had never met them. He heard that Charlie and I were coming to town, and he phoned them up

00:04:34.980 because his friend, who was supposed to go to the event, was like, I can't go. Do you want to go

00:04:39.340 see if John will allow you to go. And he said George was heavily involved in Brexit at that

00:04:45.280 time. So he was politically inclined and he wanted to come hear me and Charlie speak. So he called

00:04:50.100 them up and said, can I come? They said yes. And the rest is future. Now, to jog your memory beyond

00:04:57.580 that, John and Irina have been some among the most vociferous, I should say, supporters from the very

00:05:04.740 beginning of the Charlie Kirk investigation, my investigation. And it should be known that

00:05:10.720 they were close to Charlie. They helped to bring Charlie and Turning Point USA to the next level

00:05:16.640 by making introductions for Charlie that I would say launched the organization into a different

00:05:21.920 stratosphere financially. They made those intros. They also know or knew, I guess, Erica Kirk very

00:05:29.740 well. I don't know how much they keep in touch with her now. But in fact, the four of them went

00:05:35.380 to Israel. Charlie and Erica and John and Irina went to Israel. They were invited by them to go.

00:05:41.800 They also know Mikey McCoy very well. They adore Mikey, actually. And anyway, I'm saying all that

00:05:48.200 just to express that they played an extremely significant role in keeping me sane following

00:05:54.920 Charlie's assassination because they knew the players and they were not biased one way or the

00:05:59.460 other. Upon reflection, I believe that there was a very obvious and intentional effort to drive me

00:06:06.240 to the point of insanity, to bring me to the point that Britney Spears was back in 2007 when she just

00:06:13.940 shaved her head off because she was reaching this moment where the constant vicious headlines,

00:06:20.240 the media cycle was driving her mad. And let me just say this, Britney Spears did not watch her 0.99

00:06:27.100 friend get murdered and then watch the people that she thought were his friends lie about

00:06:33.320 what he believed, who his friends were, then attempt to gaslight me into believing that I

00:06:40.680 wasn't actually friends with him. No, Ben was actually friends with him. You weren't.

00:06:44.460 You secretly hated him. Or depending on what week it was, you secretly loved him.

00:06:49.700 You secretly wanted him. Well, John and Irina were the only people who were around Charlie,

00:06:57.120 were a presence in his life, who were astute enough to recognize in that moment what John 0.74

00:07:02.220 described to me was a black propaganda campaign. And he said, this is psychological. And I don't 0.69

00:07:08.600 know why this campaign is happening to you, but it is happening to you. They obviously knew me

00:07:12.880 and Charlie's friendship and they dared to openly question the narrative, meaning donors have come

00:07:18.480 to me in private and spoken about what they believed to be weird, but they were exceptional

00:07:24.040 in the fact that they were authoring pieces, questioning the narrative openly, and really

00:07:30.280 asserting what was at stake with this assassination, this investigation. You guys might recall

00:07:37.540 specifically a piece that they published on October 6th, because I read it on my show

00:07:41.580 in its entirety, which touched a lot of people worldwide. We were flooded with emails. The

00:07:45.980 piece was entitled Candace Owens, Charlie Kirk, and the Pursuit of Truth. And in part, they wrote

00:07:51.780 this. I'm going to just reread this little part. It says, quote, Charlie's execution is an

00:07:57.680 assassination with potentially far-reaching political consequences for America and the world.

00:08:03.040 What we have seen so far beggars belief. A crime scene apparently completely destroyed in days and

00:08:08.760 plenty of evidence that simply does not seem to add up. This investigation and the truthful answer

00:08:14.160 as to who was really responsible for deciding that Charlie would be executed in front of the world

00:08:19.540 will affect America's future, its collective soul, and conscience forever.

00:08:25.020 The truth, when known, and we believe it will be known,

00:08:27.800 will have far-reaching international consequences.

00:08:30.640 The very idea that someone could be convicted and could receive the death penalty

00:08:35.160 when there remains even the slightest shadow of a doubt or a shred of uncertainty

00:08:40.100 that they may not be guilty of that crime, 0.85

00:08:42.840 and that Christian souls would tolerate that possibility 0.76

00:08:46.020 is anathema to all the teachings of Christ.

00:08:50.620 End quote.

00:08:51.280 So powerful to reflect on and to reread.

00:08:53.720 You should reread it in its entirety.

00:08:55.480 And I remember when I received those words,

00:08:57.200 I was extremely fragile.

00:08:59.420 And it meant so much to me.

00:09:02.540 Their words gave me the strength to keep going,

00:09:04.520 to get up, to keep fighting.

00:09:06.640 I'm obviously not in that fragile state anymore.

00:09:09.540 And it is in large part thanks to their friendship

00:09:12.660 to the people that I didn't know around the world.

00:09:14.820 And it's really been my experience that when I am with them,

00:09:18.560 I have not, I could probably count on one hand

00:09:20.620 how many times I've seen John and Irina,

00:09:22.580 obviously because of the distance, how we met,

00:09:24.800 the strange circumstance of me telling Charlie,

00:09:27.160 we need to go to the UK,

00:09:28.340 just find someone who will put together an event.

00:09:30.920 All of this happening, by the way,

00:09:32.220 in the same few weeks that Erica first lays eyes on Charlie.

00:09:35.260 Charlie's having dreams about his death.

00:09:36.720 It was a crazy time, May of 2018,

00:09:39.720 to think that I was like, I need to go to the UK.

00:09:41.760 That's the dream that I was having. And Charlie's having dreams about his death. And then we both meet who will become our significant other. It's something to reflect on. And I will say that in the few times that I have actually physically been able to see John and Irina, I always find that something beyond chance occurs.

00:10:02.760 Something just always seems to manifest.

00:10:04.520 You go, how could this have possibly happened?

00:10:06.520 Like meeting my husband, who I literally, I see them rarely, but I met my husband who

00:10:12.940 did not know them.

00:10:13.680 He did not know me.

00:10:14.460 And it was this chance night with Charlie Kirk, then followed by an 18-day engagement

00:10:18.300 that people still do not accept.

00:10:20.280 Anyway, on the morning of our departure from the fishing lodge, I was sitting in the breakfast

00:10:26.360 area with Irina. And for the first time, really expressing and truly thanking her and John for

00:10:34.380 their friendship during what has been clearly the most difficult year of my life. And we're coming

00:10:39.920 up now to the one-year anniversary of Charlie's death. I'm reflecting on that. For the majority

00:10:44.460 of this past year, I can now appreciate that I was just in survival mode. So researching,

00:10:51.160 it felt like the only thing I could do, the only way that I could get control of the situation

00:10:55.700 was to explore every single thing that happened on that day.

00:11:01.880 And during that time, I could not even bring myself to thank them for their unwavering support

00:11:07.460 because I was so fragile that even uttering the words,

00:11:11.400 thank you for your support would have meant sort of acknowledging the state of pain that I was in.

00:11:16.840 I don't know if that makes sense, but I was just,

00:11:18.400 I need to put one foot in front of the other and survive

00:11:20.860 and not acknowledge the fact that I'm surviving.

00:11:24.020 Iceland allowed me an opportunity to sort of reflect on what and who it was that sustained

00:11:29.360 me through that critical time. And you guys get it. I mean, when people are going through it,

00:11:35.380 really going through it, they just have to try to breathe, keep going. And on the other side of

00:11:41.300 that is people who are giving aren't even looking for a thank you. That's what I realized. Speaking

00:11:46.460 to John and Reena, like they were at no point where they going, like, is Candice going to thank

00:11:49.900 us. To them, it just made sense. They're just doing the right thing. They're telling the truth.

00:11:54.700 They don't even consider that they're saving a life, so to speak. Anyway, I finished this

00:11:59.600 conversation with Irina, and then me and George get into the car, and we begin to head back to

00:12:05.260 the airport. And it's about a two-hour drive from the lodge to the airport, and we're in this deep

00:12:09.500 conversation about how grateful we are for having made it through the year. Honestly, the last two

00:12:14.020 years have been kind of crazy. And we're thinking about all of the people. I'm even speaking about

00:12:19.560 the emails that we received that sustained me. People like you back at home, you will never know

00:12:24.440 how many of your emails I never responded to, but I read the prayers that were sent that I read,

00:12:29.300 I received, and they comforted me. And now I feel sort of nursed back to myself. Fast forward,

00:12:35.880 me and George are sitting down at the airport after having reflected this whole morning of

00:12:41.040 gratitude. And we're waiting to board our flight back home. And George gets up first and he gets

00:12:46.160 into line and tells me, you just keep sitting until the last second because I didn't want to

00:12:51.420 be standing unnecessarily with my luggage because I'm fat and I'm pregnant and I'm tired and he can

00:12:57.220 stand better during this time. Finally, he calls my name because they're about to begin the boarding

00:13:03.000 process. I get up, I get into line and I'm standing directly behind a woman. And as soon as I see her 0.99

00:13:10.120 face, I'm like, oh, I know her. And I instantly start doing that thing, scanning the face

00:13:15.980 index in my mind, thinking first that she was a retired model. I'm like, is this like a Giselle

00:13:21.200 Bundchen type character? She's very pretty, no makeup on. And I kid you not, as soon as it clicks

00:13:28.920 for me who she is and her jaw hits the floor and my jaw hits the floor and I look up, I see her

00:13:35.220 husband. Ladies and gentlemen, in Iceland, I got in line behind Justin Baldoni, my literal, actual,

00:13:44.960 long lost cousin. Look at this. I could not even believe this. Look at this picture. This is

00:13:50.520 crazy. Okay. Crazy. You could not make this up. I actually wish that I was a mathematician

00:13:59.380 so that I could work out the impossible odds of this occurring. Okay. It's a weekday.

00:14:04.820 We are in a country of only 400,000 people. Okay. Justin himself was not visiting Iceland.

00:14:10.180 Okay. Turns out he was on a layover from Sweden. That's where his wife is from. That's why she's

00:14:14.740 so pretty. And he's there with his, their, their two children. It's not a traditional holiday week

00:14:20.360 or vacation week. So it's not like we're running into a bunch of people. It's just, it's not like

00:14:24.820 people are traveling worldwide. My husband and I, we were just, we were all just astonished

00:14:31.020 beyond belief. How could this be happening in this country? And you have to remember,

00:14:36.660 I've never met Justin. I've never spoken to him or his wife. I've never even tried to reach out

00:14:41.280 to them even once. Like, truly, I got involved in the case because I just couldn't believe what I

00:14:45.880 was reading when I went through a lawsuit. I just had a suspicion. And I'll be frank with you guys,

00:14:51.580 because way back when I was interning for Glamour magazine, Blake Lively had the she had the front

00:14:58.760 cover and the person I was working for worked on the shoot. And she said Blake Lively was awful.

00:15:03.840 It was like her least favorite person to work with. So I wasn't passing this. It wasn't passing

00:15:07.520 the sniff test. And when I read through the documents of what was happening in that lawsuit,

00:15:13.520 I was just astonished. And I have to tell you this, even now, because we have so much has

00:15:19.980 happened since the Blake and Justin lawsuit, I had to remind myself of the absurdity of that case,

00:15:26.580 right? You have this man who read a book series, loved it, truly appreciated the work

00:15:33.600 of the author, met with her,

00:15:36.700 purchased the rights to create a film about the books

00:15:39.320 using his movie studio.

00:15:41.460 This is like a passion project to him

00:15:43.320 that he wants to do for women

00:15:45.700 who have been in domestic violence relationships.

00:15:48.680 He then casts a woman who he is a fan of

00:15:52.060 as the lead character, Blake Lively,

00:15:54.140 an A-lister by proxy, by proxy,

00:15:57.220 meaning her best friend happens to be

00:15:58.820 the most famous person in the world,

00:16:01.140 ex-best friend, Taylor Swift,

00:16:03.600 Her husband is Ryan Reynolds, who is apparently a routine psychopath who has been cosplaying a superhero throughout the Marvel movies.

00:16:10.780 And what happens next? They just decide that they want to take his movie, that it's their right to have it because they are them and they're shinier and or something, A-listier or something.

00:16:22.700 And then we learned throughout our investigative series that despite being cast as the main character, Blake Lively sort of in her own head fancied herself as the writer.

00:16:31.440 She sought to sort of edit the scripts.

00:16:34.460 And they had the media power to do it. 0.93

00:16:36.740 Like the New York Times just drops a hit piece

00:16:38.820 and they're like, we will just, me too you.

00:16:41.680 We'll ruin your whole life

00:16:42.900 or you're gonna hand over the rights to this movie.

00:16:45.320 And that's what she wanted.

00:16:47.680 And it's difficult to comprehend that level of narcissism

00:16:49.980 when you go backward in your mind.

00:16:52.820 And I'm now so reminded of the more hysterical aspects

00:16:56.020 of a lawsuit, like Blake's implicit threat

00:16:58.480 when she got started.

00:17:00.140 Taylor Swift is there. 1.00

00:17:02.240 If she doesn't get what she wants, 1.00

00:17:03.700 she's going to release her dragons. 0.98

00:17:05.440 Like Taylor is one of her dragons.

00:17:09.080 If you ever get around to watching Game of Thrones,

00:17:11.480 I'm Khaleesi.

00:17:12.640 I have a few dragons.

00:17:14.620 It's so crazy.

00:17:16.160 It's so crazy.

00:17:19.180 We're all going to benefit

00:17:20.480 from these gorgeous little monsters of mine. 0.93

00:17:26.320 So loony dudes. 0.54

00:17:28.000 It was so crazy what this woman did to him. 0.97

00:17:31.980 Also, please don't forget, like in her filing, in her CCRD filing, because first she filed

00:17:37.060 that civil complaint, she even accused Justin's business partner, Jamie Heath, of showing

00:17:42.500 her pornography on his phone.

00:17:44.380 Like she looked and a woman's legs were open and she said, to add insult to injury, this

00:17:50.000 is from the filing, to add insult to injury, Mr. Heath approached Ms. Lively and her assistant 0.98

00:17:55.720 on set and started playing a video of a fully nude woman with her legs spread apart. Miss Lively 0.96

00:18:01.700 thought that he was showing her pornography and stopped him. And these were like the parts that

00:18:05.580 were pulled by the New York Times. And then, of course, we learn later on in this filing that it

00:18:11.680 was actually a birthing video. He showed her a birthing video because Blake was preparing to do

00:18:16.740 a birthing scene. They thought that it might be helpful. Like no one ever watched a woman give

00:18:21.160 birth and thought, this is pornography. It's just so nutty to reflect on. And them making Justin 0.61

00:18:28.800 Baldoni sit in the basement during the premiere of his own movie because Blake said so and she

00:18:35.560 didn't want to see him. And they made the best of it. And it really wasn't that great to be

00:18:40.240 next to bottled Dasani water. It's not even good water. It's disgusting water. They couldn't even

00:18:46.420 give them good water to sit in the basement with. And he just did it. And he had so much class.

00:18:51.160 I also was reflecting with my team on Ryan Reynolds then reshooting the scenes of Deadpool, incorporating a character that was supposed to be Justin Baldoni called Nice Pool, and then having him overkilled in the scene.

00:19:05.500 remember they poured hundreds of bullets into his back and it just kept going and going and going

00:19:11.000 and then like the character's head explodes totally crazy and again just full-blown a-list

00:19:20.260 power this is how it's going to go like a mafia of sorts ruining this man's life or attempting to

00:19:25.560 ruin this man's life anyway you'll probably want to know what was said and i want to tell you the

00:19:29.000 most important aspects because they were there were just so many people who were giving themselves

00:19:34.820 to this case, going through the filings.

00:19:37.920 There was no upside other than this is wrong

00:19:40.000 and we should do something.

00:19:41.180 Steph with the deets, Marcos of the Be Better Company,

00:19:45.760 people who sank into every filing on their own time

00:19:48.980 because we all just sensed that it mattered.

00:19:51.400 And what was so beautiful about this moment,

00:19:53.880 which again, I kind of forgot about for a long time

00:19:56.360 because the Charlie Kirk assassination happened

00:19:58.180 and I was obviously compelled a different way,

00:20:00.420 but it was kind of the first fracturing

00:20:02.500 of this sort of left versus right thing.

00:20:05.660 And after I had just poured all of this gratitude

00:20:08.360 into Arena and seeing Justin and his wife,

00:20:11.480 and they were just explaining to me

00:20:13.460 just how grateful they were,

00:20:16.280 like how close they were to hitting rock bottom.

00:20:19.260 And the same exact feeling that I felt

00:20:21.920 when I received the letter from John and Arena,

00:20:23.880 the public letter that they wrote,

00:20:26.020 they were just in a state.

00:20:28.600 And then people started making videos on the internet

00:20:31.940 and actually reading the paperwork and investigating this.

00:20:34.780 And they didn't understand why this was happening.

00:20:37.240 They didn't know what had motivated good people to stand up and to do something.

00:20:41.960 And he was interested in that, asking me what motivated me.

00:20:46.580 And truly, I told him, I just remember that Blake Lively was awful

00:20:50.700 and I wasn't buying this victim act.

00:20:52.720 And I've been following Taylor Swift and I know how she moves

00:20:56.260 and I knew that friendship was going to be over.

00:20:58.260 And when I got into it, I just couldn't look away.

00:21:00.640 And so I was just being motivated by wanting to see a wrong corrected. And I had mentioned to him

00:21:07.720 how disturbed I was by the Deadpool scene. And he told me he never even watched the Deadpool movie

00:21:12.240 or the scene, which makes sense because when you're in that sort of a mode and like in a

00:21:17.500 survival mode, you're not going to do that. You're not going to like engage in things that are just

00:21:20.880 going to be even worse. And we just discussed how much he learned and how much he grew and how much

00:21:25.640 he challenged himself. And he's still so nice, guys. My husband just goes, he's so nice. I'm

00:21:33.100 like, yeah, that's why I had to waddle my pregnant. I had to just go down to the playground 0.98

00:21:38.500 and stand up for my cousin because I was like, this is not happening on my watch. I'm not that

00:21:44.000 nice when I get pregnant with a boy and I'm at the end of pregnancy, which I was when this was

00:21:48.420 all going down. You remember, I was pregnant with Roman and it was a boy. And I was just,

00:21:53.520 it was like, it couldn't happen. I just had to fight somebody. And he was just so sweet,

00:21:58.420 so kind, so grateful. His wife is like, I just did not need to see someone that pretty without

00:22:03.320 makeup when I'm this fat and pregnant. The way that I would describe them, they radiate goodness. 1.00

00:22:09.700 That's a very strange thing to say, and I mean this truly. They radiate goodness. They had

00:22:14.840 nothing bad to say about anybody. They were just so grateful, and they wished that they could just

00:22:22.240 go out and thank every single person who just stood up for them and just not even stood up for

00:22:28.000 them, just told the truth. There's not really standing up for people when you're just telling

00:22:31.820 the truth, you know, and that's how it feels. And it was just this amazing thing to happen where I

00:22:37.920 was going, I wish I could reach out to all of you guys and thank you for this past year. And then I

00:22:43.120 have these people reminding me that sometimes we are that person who's helping somebody and we

00:22:50.700 don't even think of it that way. He did tell me one thing that was really disturbing. And I have

00:22:56.480 to share it. He doesn't actually drink kombucha. He's not a big kombucha drinker. So I kind of

00:23:04.120 wrote this little piece of fan fiction and I will not accept it. I feel like he will forever be a

00:23:08.600 kombucha drinker in our minds. And he's fine with the fact that he owns me kombucha, but he's a

00:23:15.980 kombucha drinker. That is we have written that into the history of this case. Justin Baldoni

00:23:21.140 loves kombucha. He drinks it every single day. I would not accept that bit of truth in this story.

00:23:26.240 Anyway, the point that I wanted to make to you guys about what felt like this almost divine

00:23:29.620 meeting in Iceland is my takeaway from it was all this noise was happening in the background. I

00:23:34.220 didn't really care about things that were trending and people that were, you know, are being sent.

00:23:39.740 And there's so much to discuss in terms of the Department of War and what's going on.

00:23:43.440 But what it really demonstrated to me was just this reminder that we can win. Like we can win, even when the odds seem insurmountable, when people claim that they have dragons. And in many ways, that really was the lesson for me and all of this and all of us in the Justin case.

00:24:01.260 He was up against an established power. I mean, it was the New York Times. It was WME. It was the most powerful PR people in the world. The most famous woman in the world who was, I guess, a part of this peer pressure campaign or not, according to her version. Who knows who's telling the truth? Blake Taylor.

00:24:20.940 but what was done to him was positively cruel and it was done out of sports the truth was enough to

00:24:28.100 fix it the Baldoni case sort of represented that first blow to the left-right paradigm

00:24:32.140 and suddenly it seemed like there was something more evil that needed to be addressed and our

00:24:38.100 political skirmishes would have to sort of wait we all just sort of went wait a minute did someone

00:24:43.000 just kick a puppy in the mouth for no reason that's what that was what that case was kicking

00:24:47.800 a puppy in the mouth for no reason because you can and you can't get in trouble because you're

00:24:51.500 very powerful and we agreed that it wasn't okay and we all teamed up and we were relentless really

00:24:55.880 completely relentless in what john and arena describe as the pursuit of truth i just i wanted

00:25:02.620 to leave you with that positive message today it felt like the perfect end of that case it just all

00:25:07.440 came together i've just been in such a positive mood lately i want to leave you guys with that

00:25:11.760 biblical reminder that David won against Goliath. David won. With a sling and some stones and

00:25:19.020 insurmountable odds, he took down a giant. And I'm feeling that way about the Charlie Kirk case.

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00:27:32.300 that there are a ton of chaos agents

00:27:33.960 that have suddenly been sent into the Twitterverse

00:27:37.320 to distract, to pull people away.

00:27:39.580 Truly from the investigation,

00:27:40.720 I want you guys to know that.

00:27:41.540 Stay focused, okay?

00:27:42.800 The Andrew Wilsons,

00:27:43.760 you should probably just ignore of the world.

00:27:46.340 They know nothing.

00:27:47.740 We don't know how they're getting paid

00:27:49.080 or where their money is coming from.

00:27:51.240 But we had suggested this,

00:27:52.300 that this looks like a very well-funded campaign.

00:27:55.860 I almost would say it looks like a military campaign,

00:27:58.880 like a psychological operation.

00:28:00.800 Well, a funny thing happened

00:28:02.200 while I was away, I learned the Pentagon is apparently at war with me. Now, you will remember,

00:28:09.200 particularly during the week of Tyler Robbins' preliminary hearing, I was in Spain, okay? I took

00:28:14.880 two weeks off for the summer, and yet there was a full-blown media assault that was executed against

00:28:22.300 me on behalf of Turning Point USA, actually in particular on behalf of Erica. A new narrative

00:28:27.780 had dropped. You would have thought that I was on trial and not Tyler Robinson, that I was on

00:28:32.060 trial for murder for having investigated Charlie's assassination. They were like, that is akin to

00:28:38.780 getting Erica Kirk killed. It began with that absurd NCRI issued report. It's just a team of

00:28:45.560 Zionists. You got to see NCRI led by none other than Andrew Colbeck's former partner of a PR for 1.00

00:28:52.320 Kairos company. And they called that report permission to kill and referred to me as a

00:28:59.380 digital assassin. You can't get over how insanely precise the timing of that was. The person that

00:29:04.840 they're claiming assassinated Charlie Kirk goes on trial. They drop this article, this report on

00:29:09.100 the first day. And then we have this report being mysteriously expanded upon by a woman named 0.95

00:29:16.240 Jennica Pounds, known online as Data Republican. So let me tell you about Jennica first before I

00:29:23.860 tell you how we learned that the Pentagon is behind this. So Jennica Pounds is a Utah software 0.99

00:29:28.920 engineer who really and i just want to focus on this picture of her actually for a second 0.67

00:29:33.460 because i would like to assert that this could be the person coming up the staircase 0.54

00:29:38.200 at uvu this she could look like if she put her hair in a ponytail put on a hat and put those 1.00

00:29:43.120 glasses down i would be just as convinced like i said just a standard um caucasian person put a hat 0.97

00:29:51.780 on her we have the person walking up the steps at uvu anyway she kind of gets a little uh jet uh 0.96

00:29:58.840 jet fuel, because Elon Musk promotes her in 2025.

00:30:03.160 Data Republican on X, she created a, 1.00

00:30:05.560 we're supposed to think that she's some wizard.

00:30:07.000 I feel like all these people are just, you know,

00:30:09.100 being programmed by the government.

00:30:11.420 She's some data wizard.

00:30:13.060 And she's looking at government spending.

00:30:16.040 And Elon Musk is like, this is our girl.

00:30:18.220 She's telling us where all the money's going.

00:30:21.140 And lo and behold, we have Jenica Pounds,

00:30:24.300 data Republican, has kind of hit the map.

00:30:28.840 Anyway, she jumps in after this report is released and immediately does a thread, a thread that is boosted by Andrew Colvett.

00:30:39.540 Let's show her thread first, just so you can see how absurd this was.

00:30:42.140 Like, OK, you're doing data.

00:30:43.640 How are you doing data on me being a digital assassin?

00:30:47.220 She basically says the report is basically saying the report is legitimate. 0.99

00:30:51.160 Let me show you how Candace targets her audience and Erica's authority. 1.00

00:30:54.640 It's crazy. 1.00

00:30:56.140 Here is Candace and her audience in their own words.

00:30:58.220 And then she's going to start showing random people on the Internet.

00:31:00.900 And these people could, by the way, work for the Pentagon.

00:31:02.940 So when people are threatening Erica on the Internet, it's totally plausible that they actually are working on behalf of the Pentagon so that they can have the data that they can then expand upon.

00:31:12.140 So you can see how long this threat is, how deep she went into the 30-06 stuff.

00:31:17.380 And she's speaking about how I work on people.

00:31:20.240 And eventually people are going to wake up one day and want to kill Erica.

00:31:23.300 That was the narrative that was seeded, instantly retweeted by Andrew Colvett.

00:31:28.380 You're supposed to think he has nothing to do with this, right?

00:31:30.100 Of course he does.

00:31:31.400 Wow, he writes.

00:31:32.760 Thank you, data Republican, for doing this.

00:31:35.820 This threat exposes how Candace and her ilk have created the requisite permission structure 1.00

00:31:41.500 for some lunatic to try and kill Erica. 0.97

00:31:44.300 They're accusing me of murdering Erica for investigating her husband's murder. 0.95

00:31:49.460 This is beyond, okay?

00:31:51.420 OK, so beyond that in this very same day, actually three days later, Bill Ackman promotes

00:32:00.920 Data Republican, an important read on Charlie Kirk and Candace Owens. I bet, Bill, I bet

00:32:07.380 you're always a little too close to the situation, Bill. What is it about the Charlie Kirk

00:32:12.340 assassination that just keeps bringing you out of the woodwork? It's something. Bill Ackman,

00:32:18.980 you're a billionaire. Why are you retweeting Data Republican and what everybody is registering as

00:32:24.560 bizarre propaganda that's meant to essentially say that investigating the investigation is what's

00:32:32.120 wrong? People saw right through this, okay? Well, Data Republican looks to be mildly unstable,

00:32:39.840 and it turns out that she is. And she accidentally revealed that she got very paranoid. She was

00:32:45.480 working on a piece and the State Department was leaking to her. A woman named Sarah Rogers, who 0.74

00:32:51.080 is the undersecretary and works in the State Department, was leaking to her. Sarah Rogers

00:32:56.940 gave her something and data Republican Jenica Pounds got paranoid about it, okay? And she thought 0.95

00:33:03.800 that she was being set up, that they were leaking her documents so that they could charge her with

00:33:08.360 a crime. So she then reveals that Sarah Rogers is leaking to her. And Sarah Rogers just happens

00:33:15.180 to be besties with Blake Neff. OK, so let me show you Sarah Rogers and Blake Neff, the picture of

00:33:22.540 them. Blake Neff gets into the foray. So now we realize that Turning Point USA is working with

00:33:28.280 the State Department. OK, this is him just writing about their friendship. My friend Sarah Rogers is

00:33:32.900 one of Charlie's favorite Trump nominees. She was finally confirmed a week ago and sworn in last

00:33:37.500 Friday as the undersecretary for public diplomacy at the State Department. Her chief goal will be

00:33:43.040 promoting free speech around the world. So this trash bag, Sarah, was leaking to data Republican 0.99

00:33:48.840 and she got data Republican got like paranoid and then outed the fact that she was doing it. 0.92

00:33:55.580 And then she couldn't put the genie back in the bottle. And then she admits that data Republican

00:34:00.940 admits, so Jenica Pounds admits that she's working for the Department of War. She admits that she's

00:34:06.900 been working for the Pentagon since July. The very week that they came after me, she was working as a

00:34:13.620 special government employee. She wrote, I began working as a special government employee for the

00:34:18.280 Department of War in July to serve the country in a more hands-on way. And what she means is to serve

00:34:24.520 the Department of War in propagandizing Americans not to look into Charlie Kirk's assassination.

00:34:29.560 That's what she means. That's what she's saying. But this is what she means. She writes, my press

00:34:33.660 credentials at the Pentagon expired in June. So she was at first working, just had press

00:34:38.880 credentials there. And I did not seek to renew those credentials. I currently am not a member

00:34:43.240 of the Pentagon Press Corps and no longer attend briefings or events as a journalist because she

00:34:48.500 is a Pentagon special government employee. And this all came out because she had a little freak 0.93

00:34:54.260 out and thought that she was being set up. By the way, not particularly a freak out given how

00:34:58.780 duplicitous these people are. If you're dealing with anybody with Blake Neff, I'd be paranoid

00:35:03.220 You probably did the right thing, Jenica Pounds, by outing yourself as a positive, absolute scumbag and dishonest human being who were not attacking me because you were looking at the data. 0.86

00:35:14.440 Apparently, she also set up an institute for herself, so somebody should look into who's funding her. 0.92

00:35:20.300 I'd make a guess that Bill Ackman maybe is cutting a check somewhere, somehow, in the background of this.

00:35:26.000 and she gets this special employee benefit

00:35:29.280 and instantly comes from me

00:35:30.500 and is a part and partial of people

00:35:32.860 that are trying to push this narrative,

00:35:34.200 which we now know is being backed by the State Department,

00:35:36.840 the Department of War, Blake Neff, and Andrew Colvett allies.

00:35:40.220 So the question remains, why?

00:35:43.620 Why is the investigation into who killed Charlie Kirk

00:35:48.760 something that the State Department

00:35:50.960 and the Department of War

00:35:53.580 would be interested in controlling the narrative on

00:35:56.800 if they were all friends of Charlie?

00:35:59.900 Wouldn't they be joining us and trying to help us

00:36:01.840 and not launching propaganda wars against us

00:36:04.160 with made-up data reports that reflect nothing

00:36:06.320 other than the fact that anybody will sell their soul

00:36:09.200 to get next to power? 1.00

00:36:11.320 That's Jenica Pounds did. 1.00

00:36:12.380 Jenica Pounds is based in Utah. 0.99

00:36:13.440 Where were Jenica Pounds on September 10th?

00:36:17.040 Where's the positive evidence?

00:36:19.100 This is what they're doing.

00:36:19.880 They are accusing us of exactly what they are doing, right?

00:36:26.040 They are putting a target on my back

00:36:28.000 while accusing me of putting a target on Erica's back. 0.54

00:36:30.880 And it's the Department of War.

00:36:32.120 That is so incredibly sinister,

00:36:33.700 but it's important for us to know what we are up against.

00:36:35.300 And I want to be clear, we'll win.

00:36:37.580 I said, I want to war with all of you. 0.90

00:36:38.880 I didn't expect it to be the literal Department of War,

00:36:41.300 but I'm up for the challenge.

00:36:44.940 Because like I said, the moment that Charlie was shot,

00:36:48.600 I knew that he was betrayed,

00:36:51.440 but I also knew that the people who betrayed him

00:36:52.980 wouldn't get away with it.

00:36:54.380 And the more that stuff like this comes out,

00:36:56.900 the less likely it is that you're going to get away with it.

00:36:58.820 And I have explosive things to reveal to you

00:37:02.280 for the rest of the week,

00:37:02.960 which is going to reveal that Turning Point USA

00:37:04.920 has some explaining to do.

00:37:08.040 Everybody's alibis are in. 0.83

00:37:10.160 Can't change them now, right?

00:37:12.060 You can't change them now.

00:37:13.060 You can't go back.

00:37:13.720 Or you could, 0.96

00:37:14.660 the story's just going to have to get more ridiculous. 0.89

00:37:16.340 It's going to get fun. 0.85

00:37:17.640 Because the story of September 10th is going to have to just get so much more ridiculous 0.95

00:37:23.100 until, I don't know, you guys are crushed by the weight of your own lies and inconsistencies. 0.94

00:37:29.300 I don't know.

00:37:30.920 Anyway, something that was pretty funny was TPUSA announced their new lineup, their new

00:37:35.880 tour, which sounds like a Jennifer Lopez 2000s song.

00:37:41.520 It's called Love It or Leave It.

00:37:44.300 I'd like to leave it.

00:37:45.560 Thank you.

00:37:46.040 and it is basically the Daily Wire.

00:37:49.800 That's what's happening.

00:37:50.920 I mean, there are some older names,

00:37:52.720 Michael Knowles, obviously,

00:37:54.400 Brandon Tatum,

00:37:55.320 they have traditionally toured

00:37:56.620 with Turning Point USA.

00:37:58.080 Beyond that, we're kind of getting

00:37:59.500 the Chihuahua, Alex Clark,

00:38:01.600 and Ben Shapiro.

00:38:02.600 Now we know why they were trying

00:38:03.640 to hard explain to us

00:38:04.940 that Ben Shapiro was friends

00:38:06.120 with Charlie Kirk

00:38:06.680 because he wants the company.

00:38:07.980 He's like, mine has failed.

00:38:11.340 That one looks pretty. 0.99

00:38:12.400 I'm a parasite. 0.82

00:38:13.160 I'd like to be here. 1.00

00:38:14.260 He wants to pick up that bloody mic 0.96

00:38:15.800 and he by golly he's gonna do it they're also trying to launch this like obscure weirdo matt 0.57

00:38:21.060 nuclear who works for the daily wire and has just been a tragic mistake of a hire um first and

00:38:28.360 foremost because if you didn't look into it he got caught he's like one of these people that has

00:38:33.220 struck up a real relationship with claude and chat gpt like asks him hey what do you think about me

00:38:39.060 do you like my shirt claude do you think that like i'm well it's like the movie her something

00:38:44.720 weird about that kid. Also, allegedly, I'll say allegedly, but there's a whole news article you

00:38:51.960 can look up about his arrest back in Florida. I think it was, how many years ago was it? His

00:38:58.740 arrest in Florida for threatening to, making terroristic threats against a daycare. Now he's

00:39:04.960 on tour with Turning Point USA because he's going to be a debater. We are just really scraping the

00:39:09.600 bottom of the barrel. This company is over. I'm just going to be frank with you. Erica Kirk,

00:39:13.620 to me. I describe her. When she speaks, I feel like my soul is being sucked. She is a dementor

00:39:20.360 that should be guarding Azkaban, okay? Every time she speaks, I just feel depressed. I do. 0.99

00:39:27.860 She says like this, and I'm like, oh my gosh, I just feel like a prisoner in Azkaban,

00:39:35.020 and my soul is being sucked. She can't lead this company. She doesn't have the spark. She doesn't

00:39:38.800 have the intelligence. She doesn't even have the emotional intelligence, right? Forget IQ. She 1.00

00:39:44.320 doesn't have the EQ to run this company. It is being run into the ground. People are rightfully

00:39:49.400 outraged that they would partner with his enemies. Who even cares at this point? We get it. They are

00:39:53.880 his enemies. Everyone knows what Turning Point USA is and what these people are. And unfortunately,

00:39:58.660 what's going to happen now is an organization is going to rise, take its place. But

00:40:01.860 I do think that's what Charlie would have wanted. I do. And it's a strange thing to think

00:40:08.680 that, but what is not authentic and what it has become, what it is pushing, it's to push against

00:40:16.660 the ideas that Charlie himself expressed, what he believes in, the idea of partnering with the

00:40:20.900 Department of War to propagandize Americans rather than winning the debate honestly because you told

00:40:26.340 the truth and you had the better idea. Who cares? Who cares about what happens at Turning Point USA? 0.56

00:40:30.920 say. I mean, okay, Matt Go Nuclear and Ben Shapiro, have at it. You will have no influence because

00:40:39.500 you already have no influence. That's the reason you wanted it because you thought you could just

00:40:44.000 take it over and wear it like a skin suit. You guys are so gross. But like I said, what it's 1.00

00:40:51.360 meant to be will be and be happy. We are winning. David won. That's the point, right? David won

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00:42:58.820 I also want to remind you guys that we told you about the email, which was from the Department

00:43:03.840 of War, calling Erica an emotional asset the night of the fake Trump number three or four,

00:43:09.400 five, six shooting that happened during the White House Correspondents' Dinner, and we have

00:43:14.320 basically just been getting just steel-walled. It was like a brick wall has been put up between us

00:43:20.880 at these FOIA requests that we're filing, and they keep only saying, it didn't come from this

00:43:24.020 department. Okay, we are asking you if this email is real. This is not hard to answer yes or no.

00:43:28.640 We have to keep filing. But this just further proves our point. It has been the Department

00:43:32.820 of War that has been behind Erica, and she thinks that she's going to win by just having

00:43:37.160 sheer power behind her. And that's just not going to be the circumstance. In fact, in many ways,

00:43:42.240 she's already lost because she had that perspective. As soon as you get in your head

00:43:45.980 that you're too big to fail and you don't have to come down, you view yourself as some sort of a

00:43:49.100 queen that has too many people in your Rolodex that are going to back you up, you lose. You lose.

00:43:56.700 Charlie was very much a person who got down in the trenches and connected with people. But he also

00:44:01.980 told the truth. And Erica seems unwilling to do that. Andrew Colvett seems unwilling to do that.

00:44:06.900 and Blake Neff is the least believable person in the world.

00:44:09.780 So glad to know that you guys think

00:44:12.200 that having the State Department

00:44:13.260 and the Department of War behind you

00:44:14.560 is going to win the game,

00:44:15.660 and billionaires like Bill Ackman 0.94

00:44:17.460 who are willing to promote your nonsense, 0.83

00:44:19.660 but we see right through all of it.

00:44:21.320 Top comments from last episode before we went off air.

00:44:23.640 Big Hair Do Care wrote, 0.97

00:44:25.440 the way she drops these bombs and then goes on vacation, 0.51

00:44:28.680 get excited because this week we have a lot of bombs

00:44:31.220 and we will not be going right on vacation,

00:44:32.780 but we are in the countdown before I go on maternity leave,

00:44:35.920 Well, you've got me for the next six weeks.

00:44:37.900 DM on Cut Road, I just know they're at home.

00:44:40.440 Like, where is she getting these videos from?

00:44:43.240 I'm telling you guys, man,

00:44:44.480 the Holy Spirit has been on the move.

00:44:46.420 People have been encouraged for a while to be brave,

00:44:49.720 even, like I said, at a point when I was very weak

00:44:53.280 and we have been going backward in the investigation,

00:44:55.560 looking back at everything.

00:44:57.060 And braveness inspires other people to be brave.

00:45:00.820 This is something that I have really found out

00:45:04.260 throughout this investigation.

00:45:04.980 So if you do have another piece of the puzzle, please do email us, moretipsatcannisowens.com.

00:45:10.700 We've been interested in a lot of different angles.

00:45:12.500 Maybe you work inside the State Department and would like to tell us some stuff.

00:45:19.160 Whistleblower, I don't know how it works.

00:45:21.320 Please do email us.

00:45:23.980 Yeah, we're closing in, though.

00:45:25.500 I feel confident in what we have this week.

00:45:27.700 It's going to be a bad week, and you're not going to distract me with nonsense from Andrew Wilson.

00:45:32.080 We see you guys.

00:45:33.160 I love that they're using him as their dog, though, as their attack dog, though, because it just further reveals to parents what this organization is. 0.73

00:45:39.680 Like, why would you want this organization to have your children working for an organization that purports to be Christian while using attack dogs throughout government and now scraping the bottom of the barrel with people that are more suited to be on reruns of Jerry Springer? 0.73

00:45:56.780 That's just it's not going to work.

00:45:58.200 Everyone can perceive this fraud.

00:46:00.620 And then you're going to get up there and go,

00:46:02.140 the Lord, the Lord, the Lord, 0.93

00:46:03.960 but say it like you're a Dementor 0.95

00:46:05.600 and we don't know who the Lord is

00:46:08.260 and it might be Voldemort.

00:46:09.560 Like that's scary for a lot of people.

00:46:11.400 It feels like a scary movie.

00:46:13.300 Yeah, anyway, comments from today's episode.

00:46:15.780 Let me scroll down and see what is on your mind today.

00:46:20.380 True Detective writes,

00:46:21.640 my heart breaks for Charlie knowing what he discovered

00:46:24.000 during his last days,

00:46:25.060 that something demonic had infiltrated his inner circle.

00:46:27.280 I agree with you.

00:46:28.200 that a dark force written about in ancient texts

00:46:30.600 had actually manifested in his life.

00:46:32.300 Now that he was a prominent voice in politics,

00:46:34.320 my heart finds peace knowing that he told evil no.

00:46:37.540 Matthew 16, 25.

00:46:39.500 I totally agree with you.

00:46:40.640 That was the heartbreak of it.

00:46:42.300 We just know that he knew in the end.

00:46:45.480 And I can't imagine what that squeeze felt like.

00:46:48.700 And to know that he had texted multiple people

00:46:51.360 on September 9th saying that he wanted me back.

00:46:54.840 They will never tell the truth about that.

00:46:56.240 I know for a fact it's true.

00:46:57.360 and he yeah I knew he would come to on what was happening to his organization I saw a little

00:47:04.080 earlier than he did but he got there not not far after me I mean that was the whole basis of the

00:47:08.820 last year of discussions that we had since October 7th and moving forward I think he started to see

00:47:15.100 those people in a different way how radical they were and how unrelenting they would be to destroy

00:47:21.260 anyone who didn't go along with the narrative Natty Nicole writes that picture with Justin

00:47:25.980 Baldoni. God is so good. I love being on the winning side. I can't get over it. And I just

00:47:30.300 want you guys to know he just exactly what we thought he was when we were just going through

00:47:34.760 his Instagram. And I was just getting angrier at how nice he was. And then when we read his

00:47:39.740 messages and every time Blake was so mean, Justin was just nice. And it was so frustrating

00:47:46.360 because I was so pregnant. And I was like, no, this is not what you say to someone that's trying

00:47:51.180 a take your movie. He is just so nice. We took the right side in that. And we all deserve to

00:47:59.660 just acknowledge that, you know, we stood up for truth. We just shared the truth. Like I said,

00:48:06.120 not even standing up. We just shared the truth. I mean, wouldn't let it go. And we just were not

00:48:09.520 here to watch a puppy get kicked in the mouth. We just got to come together when we see puppies

00:48:14.320 getting kicked in the mouth. Right. OK. Dam Eugen. Dam Eugen, maybe. I hope I'm saying that right.

00:48:20.900 David's real test wasn't Goliath. It was Saul, his own king, his own government. That is your

00:48:25.780 challenge. So well said. I'm up for the challenge because I got you guys. You guys are the homies.

00:48:32.220 You've helped me. And again, I will never get over expressing my gratitude. And I will never 0.98

00:48:38.240 have the words to tell you what it meant to be at such a low moment and to really need to rely on

00:48:43.300 honestly perfect strangers to give me the push, the other content creators who got involved and

00:48:49.420 investigated it, who didn't know Charlie, even people who didn't like Charlie, who showed more

00:48:54.360 respect to his legacy than the people that he worked with every single day, who lie, just lie.

00:49:01.400 Tucker Carlson is not slated to speak. Ben Shapiro is. There's something so sick about it,

00:49:07.240 but it's now laughably sick where you can just go, okay, this is all fake. The whole thing is

00:49:12.360 you're going to get a bunch of yaf people to come in, pay them to come hear him speak, to pretend 1.00

00:49:16.600 like you've taken over the youth movement i mean it's it's just you should laugh at it 0.89

00:49:22.820 and that in that regard we already won again not referencing everybody that's on that list like i

00:49:28.740 said brandon tatum has been speaking for them for a very long time um as has michael knowles but

00:49:33.020 it is hard to see to look at the rest alaska dog lady writes when i think i can't i love

00:49:38.180 love you anymore fisherwoman to fisherwoman congratulations and next year might i suggest

00:49:42.860 silver salmon in Alaska. It's the season. I did do silver salmon, not in Alaska, in British

00:49:48.480 Columbia. There was a picture that I think I showed you guys of me and Charlie holding that

00:49:51.960 massive salmon. I did very well, actually. I won the weekend for the heaviest salmon. It was

00:49:58.200 38 pounds. I don't think I had the most, but I did have the heaviest salmon. And I had the

00:50:02.880 heaviest halibut as well, which was 200 pounds, too big to put in the boat, which was fantastic.

00:50:08.240 I do love fishing. Is there something about being on the water that naturally

00:50:12.580 relaxes you and allows for reflection? Please be real, Rice. I feel like we are seeing your face

00:50:19.540 as you looked on your wedding day, glowing and radiant. Thanks for easing back in with your

00:50:23.820 positive energy and good vibes. We missed you. Christ is king and to keep going, Max. Thank you.

00:50:29.740 I'm not really glowing. I'm kind of sweating, actually, when we went on to that last break.

00:50:33.160 I was like, can someone turn the air up? I'm having a pregnancy hot flash. But if it looks

00:50:40.240 like I'm glowing, I'll go with that. Tell me I'm glowing. Okay, I'm glowing, not sweating.

00:50:44.260 It's beautiful. All right, guys, I want to remind you of the merch. That is the best and easiest

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00:51:00.640 on the website. You can also purchase a Standis cup to stop anti-candidatism. It is rampant. It

00:51:07.200 is now manifest in our government. We did not expect that. We did not. It is the hate that

00:51:14.260 mutates into our own government. Pete Hedgeseth's office is anti-candidatist. Shocking. It is just,

00:51:23.520 it makes me sick. It really does. But we can make sure that doesn't happen if you buy a sticker,

00:51:30.040 and you can put it on your computer, stop,

00:51:32.320 so people know when they see you

00:51:33.680 that you're a part of the movement

00:51:34.720 that does not allow this hate to mutate.

00:51:38.740 Anyway, you guys, love you forever.

00:51:40.560 I will see you guys tomorrow

00:51:41.880 with some explosive new footage.

00:52:00.040 Thank you.

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We’re Back! And You’ll NEVER GUESS Who I Ran Into In Iceland. ｜ Ep 380

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