Alex Jones Reacts to Candace Owens Demolishing Andrew Wilson in Charlie Kirk Debate

[00:00] defined and because it carries a death

[00:02] sentence. I'm not I'm going to answer

[00:03] the question. You're just going to

[00:04] recognize that your strategy of thinking

[00:05] that people are intimidated when you try

[00:07] to put a time constraint doesn't work

[00:08] and you'll be better the next time you

[00:09] debate someone.

[00:09] >> it. I got it. Give me Give me the

[00:12] She's going slow not because she doesn't

[00:14] know, it's because she knows she's

[00:17] bleeding you out in front of the world

[00:19] right here. She wants to make sure that

[00:21] you don't rush her through it. She gets

[00:24] to enjoy every second of it and you are

[00:26] conscious the entire time.

[00:28] So, that's why she did it slow.

[00:31] In addition to that, once she had pretty

[00:33] much bled you out right in front of

[00:35] everyone, you were like, "I'm hanging on

[00:36] to life."

[00:38] Did she get text messaged that question

[00:41] and it's like, "Okay." Well, now she's

[00:43] going to

[00:43] your body. So, let's watch that as well.

[00:46] All right, so the aftermath from the

[00:48] debate continues and in this video we

[00:51] are going to be looking at the king of

[00:53] debating

[00:54] not not really actually not really a

[00:57] stick but Alex Jones has some thoughts

[01:01] about what happened in that debate and

[01:04] I'm sure you guys are curious what he

[01:06] thinks since there was some kind of

[01:07] perceived beef between him and Candace

[01:10] you know, whenever I don't know within

[01:11] the last 6 months.

[01:13] That for the record though, if you know

[01:15] Alex and I do, he has been very clear

[01:18] with me and on many episodes that I've

[01:20] watched that he has absolutely no

[01:21] problem with Candace at all and it was a

[01:23] misunderstanding but um

[01:25] but yeah, so let's uh

[01:27] whoa, let's see let's see what he

[01:29] thought about last night's shellacking.

[01:33] All right, here we go. Alex, take it

[01:37] away.

[01:38] >> Candace Owens today decisively defeated

[01:42] Andrew Wilson, the

[01:44] champion of the TPUSA put forward in the

[01:46] Charlie Kirk assassination cover-up

[01:49] debate

[01:50] hosted by Patrick Bet-David.

[01:52] I did my regular syndicated show today

[01:54] 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and so I

[01:56] couldn't watch it then. but once I got

[01:58] off air, I watched it.

[02:00] And she slaughtered him.

[02:03] Absolutely slaughtered him.

[02:05] Now, I've seen Mosab before, and he's

[02:07] debated my son. I saw him on Rogan, was

[02:09] familiar with him.

[02:11] >> Alex Jones' son, how do I not How have I

[02:13] never seen Alex Jones' son stuff?

[02:17] I need to make that a priority.

[02:19] >> And I've seen his tactics. A lot was

[02:21] appeal to emotion. He acts confident.

[02:23] That's what he does. All the time he's

[02:25] debating a topic where he's on the right

[02:26] side, so he wins the debate because he's

[02:28] in the right.

[02:29] But she destroyed him.

[02:31] And I'm going to post right here with

[02:33] the same post here where Alex shows on

[02:35] X.

[02:36] The most defining moment

[02:38] where he got annihilated. She says,

[02:40] "Hey, name me the charges

[02:42] against the supposed assassin

[02:47] of Charlie Kirk."

[02:49] And he couldn't name it.

[02:51] She then in the order of the charges

[02:53] listed,

[02:55] and they pull it up on ChatGPT, and she

[02:58] nailed it word for word with

[02:59] photographic memory.

[03:01] And he says, "Oh, you were using your

[03:03] phone, I think.

[03:04] You're on your phone." And she reaches

[03:06] over to her purse and pulls it out and

[03:07] gives the paper to David. And there were

[03:09] no texts about it to her.

[03:11] >> I think what we should actually do,

[03:12] guys, is let's all experience that

[03:14] moment together. All right, so we're

[03:16] going to go ahead and watch that clip

[03:18] right here, okay?

[03:20] And uh

[03:21] >> When you pulled out your phone just

[03:22] before you asked that question?

[03:24] >> absolutely glorious. So, I'm going to

[03:27] minimize myself and let you guys

[03:28] experience it in all of its glory.

[03:32] And we obviously are going to be pausing

[03:35] it throughout because it's so amazing.

[03:36] >> Did somebody by chance text you that

[03:38] question?

[03:38] >> You can check my phone. I'm just

[03:39] curious. No, you can absolutely not. I

[03:41] didn't I have not had one communication

[03:43] with a single person, not even my

[03:45] producers who are in there this whole

[03:46] time we were here. You want to check my

[03:47] phone? I'm happy to do it. If I may ask

[03:49] a question, is is that allowed or

[03:51] permitted?

[03:51] >> Go ahead.

[03:52] >> Um just so I also have clarity

[03:54] >> By the way,

[03:56] contractually,

[03:58] she was not allowed to ask questions

[04:00] last night, it sounds like. Cuz that's

[04:02] normal.

[04:03] That sounds like a debate.

[04:05] Sounds like a nice conversation I would

[04:06] like to take part in.

[04:07] >> Okay, since your basis has been

[04:10] evidentiary, you keep saying that you

[04:11] have evidence or like you are following

[04:13] evidence,

[04:15] which one of the charges against or or

[04:18] all of them do you think Tyler Robinson

[04:20] is guilty of?

[04:22] >> Um the specific charge?

[04:25] >> Yeah.

[04:25] >> Yeah, so I think what I think is that

[04:29] um

[04:30] Tyler Robinson shot [snorts] Charlie

[04:32] Kirk.

[04:32] >> Yeah, but of the seven charges that he's

[04:35] he's being charged with.

[04:35] >> Yeah, can we list them real quick? I'll

[04:37] tell you exactly which ones. We'll pull

[04:38] them up.

[04:39] >> Well, do you do you know any of the

[04:40] charges he's he's up for right now?

[04:42] >> Yeah, of course, but I want to make sure

[04:44] >> Oh.

[04:47] Really?

[04:49] Of course, he says. Of course, I know

[04:50] which ones they are. Oh, you do?

[04:52] So, like in real time, you're

[04:54] recognizing that if you don't know the

[04:55] charges, your contention that

[04:58] your opinion matters on this case would

[05:00] be completely nullified, and you will

[05:02] lose this debate by default.

[05:05] So, of course, you know them.

[05:07] He Did you like That's a perfect moment

[05:09] to watch cuz this guy what he's good at

[05:12] is putting pressure on people when he is

[05:14] questioning them and putting the and

[05:16] he's in the driver's seat. This guy

[05:18] folds under pressure, though.

[05:20] Straight up.

[05:21] You put him under pressure, he folds.

[05:24] You make him a little bit mad, he folds.

[05:27] And this might right here, he knew.

[05:30] He knew that she had him, and he tried

[05:33] to navigate his way out of it. He says,

[05:34] "Yeah, of course, you know, okay, let's

[05:36] list them." Like, those are tactics that

[05:38] he was trying to employ, and Candace is

[05:41] way smarter than him. Well, oh, no, no,

[05:43] no, yeah, yeah, yeah. Wait, I'm sorry.

[05:45] Yes, she's way smarter than him.

[05:47] but that's not why this didn't work.

[05:49] It's because she knows all of these

[05:51] debate tactics and so she was prepared

[05:53] for him is what I meant to say. She's

[05:54] also smarter than him, obviously.

[05:56] But uh

[05:58] This is literally like a slow motion

[06:00] drowning right here. Sure that we have

[06:02] them listed.

[06:03] >> Yeah, but but like that's Can you name

[06:05] one because my my general perspective is

[06:07] that you don't actually care about this

[06:08] case. You're not following the case.

[06:09] >> That's the That's the question. You're

[06:11] just not following it enough.

[06:13] >> pretty like if you're going to engage

[06:14] and you're going to say the evidence is

[06:15] overwhelming that Tyler Robinson is

[06:17] guilty, I just think that you should

[06:19] like can you tell me one

[06:20] >> let's do the

[06:21] Guilty of what, dude? You know what I

[06:24] mean?

[06:25] Like you said it's overwhelming that

[06:27] he's guilty. Guilty of

[06:31] what? Because you're in a position

[06:33] You're You're in an authority position

[06:35] on this case, right? You want to

[06:36] question what I'm doing on this. You

[06:37] want to question the investigation I'm

[06:39] doing. So, tell me specifically which

[06:41] charge you think that he's guilty of or

[06:44] why don't you just tell me if you think

[06:45] he's guilty of all of them. Let's go

[06:46] through one by one. Oh, you don't know

[06:48] them. Okay, how about just the first

[06:49] one?

[06:50] Oh, you don't know that one. So, what on

[06:52] Earth could you possibly know about this

[06:53] case and how would you possibly be in a

[06:55] position to question me or what I'm

[06:57] doing investigating the case, guy?

[07:00] All right.

[07:01] You can really Hang on. This is a great

[07:02] gotcha.

[07:03] >> You just got to ask me, play clips out

[07:04] of context, put me in the hot seat. So,

[07:06] please just answer the question.

[07:08] >> Name all seven since you've been

[07:09] following the case.

[07:11] >> Okay, sure. You name You name one.

[07:13] >> Another attempt. That's just a debate

[07:16] tactic. He's trying to flip it back on

[07:18] her. Why don't you name all seven?

[07:19] Trying to do anything he can to avoid

[07:22] having to answer this question cuz he

[07:23] does not know.

[07:25] >> one

[07:25] >> Yeah, you name all seven.

[07:27] >> I'm happy to do that, but can you name

[07:28] one?

[07:28] >> I think he's I think he's been charged

[07:30] with murder.

[07:31] >> That's actually incorrect.

[07:31] >> Okay, great. Now, name all seven.

[07:33] >> He doesn't [laughter] even This is like

[07:35] >> Name all seven.

[07:35] >> And and and I I

[07:37] >> name all seven?

[07:38] >> I I can't.

[07:38] >> Then do it.

[07:39] >> Sure. You don't have to put your

[07:41] >> Now, do it. I'll count them. Go ahead.

[07:43] >> You don't have to put your fingers up. I

[07:44] can do that. Hang

[07:44] >> them.

[07:45] >> Yeah, sure.

[07:45] >> Name them.

[07:46] >> Uh the first charge is aggravated murder

[07:48] because that's what carries the death

[07:49] sentence in the state of you. No, that's

[07:50] not That is literally not murder.

[07:52] >> Okay.

[07:53] >> And so just so people No, don't I don't

[07:54] have to do it in a time limit. There's

[07:55] nothing going on. And just to explain to

[07:57] people the difference of why that really

[07:58] matters and shows that he doesn't

[07:59] actually care about this at all is

[08:01] because aggravated murder it's it's

[08:03] narrowly defined and because it carries

[08:05] a death sentence. I'm not I'm going to

[08:07] answer the question. I'm just going to

[08:08] recognize that your strategy of thinking

[08:10] that people are intimidated when you try

[08:11] to put a time constraint doesn't work

[08:12] and you'll be better the next time you

[08:13] debate someone.

[08:14] >> it. I got it. Give me Give me the other

[08:15] ones.

[08:20] This is

[08:22] a merciless destruction right here. And

[08:26] you have to understand

[08:28] every bit of what she's doing is

[08:30] calculated and intentional.

[08:32] I took my sunglasses off because uh

[08:33] that's kind of what my thing. I just

[08:34] want to make clear.

[08:36] Generally speaking, if I'm wearing

[08:38] sunglasses it's cuz I'm going to be

[08:40] funny. If I have my sunglasses off, I'm

[08:42] going to be serious. And in general

[08:44] terms

[08:45] people probably think that she's just

[08:48] doing what she this like he and he's the

[08:50] one that's implementing the tactics and

[08:52] it's not accurate. It's partially

[08:54] accurate. He's doing the tactics, but

[08:56] she's implementing strategy.

[08:59] And so she knows that a huge part of

[09:01] this debate is going to be how do you

[09:03] come off? Like do you come off like uh

[09:06] unhinged person? Do you come off Do you

[09:08] come off uh calm? Do you come off

[09:09] humble? Do you come off overconfident?

[09:11] Do you You know what I mean? And in that

[09:13] moment right there, she literally just

[09:14] punked him so hard. She punked him so

[09:17] hard right there. She said, "I'm just

[09:18] trying to show you that your debate

[09:20] tactics are not going to work and you'll

[09:22] be better next time you debate someone."

[09:24] Calm and cool as ice. And she's built

[09:27] out of fire. You understand that. Like

[09:29] the

[09:31] amazing.

[09:32] >> If the more you cut me off, the longer

[09:34] I'll take. Do you want to just wait for

[09:35] me to finish of why that's a big

[09:36] difference, so that people don't walk

[09:37] away.

[09:38] >> the charges.

[09:39] >> Yeah, I'm going to do that. You just

[09:41] don't get to pretend that there's a time

[09:42] constraint for me to do that.

[09:43] >> Well, how how long does it take you to

[09:44] list seven charges?

[09:45] >> I'm cuz I'm speaking. You just got to

[09:47] >> like you're just delaying it cuz you

[09:48] don't know them.

[09:49] >> I I know all seven of them, and I'm

[09:50] going to say again, cuz I you're going

[09:52] to get embarrassed. I you don't have to

[09:53] rush this. I'm also showing an example

[09:56] of a very flawed debate strategy. I

[09:58] actually have no time constraint.

[10:00] >> got one.

[10:01] >> Great. The second charge is the felony

[10:04] discharge of a weapon.

[10:06] Uh the next two charges are for

[10:08] obstruction of justice.

[10:10] >> Okay.

[10:10] >> The next two charges are for witness

[10:12] tampering. And the final

[10:14] >> specific charges though?

[10:16] >> That is them. Obstruction of justice,

[10:17] obstruction of justice, witness

[10:19] tampering, witness tampering.

[10:20] >> Okay, and there's no other specifics to

[10:22] them.

[10:22] >> Well, we I can tell you why he's being

[10:24] charged with

[10:24] >> no, just the [clears throat] the charges

[10:25] and then seven?

[10:26] >> Yeah, see the bad thing is when you try

[10:27] to be an A-hole and it doesn't work.

[10:29] >> What's the seventh?

[10:29] >> The last charge is violent in front of a

[10:32] minor.

[10:32] >> Now, real quick, if you guys don't mind

[10:34] subscribing to the channel, liking this

[10:36] video, it'll help me, it'll help

[10:37] Candace, and it'll probably help Andrew,

[10:39] maybe, I don't know. But if you like the

[10:41] video, tell your friends. I appreciate

[10:42] you, and hit the bell, so you know when

[10:44] I upload. Okay, got it. So, then, he's

[10:47] being charged with murder. You just say

[10:49] aggravated murder.

[10:52] So, now he is putting on a brave face

[10:56] and trying to act like what just

[11:00] happened is not the death of his entire

[11:04] debate.

[11:05] I don't even know. Like,

[11:07] that is so decisive right there. And

[11:10] he's so he's that Oh, so you're you

[11:12] know, you're saying murder you're saying

[11:14] aggravated murder. You're like, do you

[11:15] think that this is a good angle here,

[11:17] dude?

[11:18] She just explained in one sentence why

[11:23] there is a massive difference between

[11:25] murder and aggravated murder, especially

[11:27] in this case, because it carries the

[11:28] death penalty.

[11:30] Okay? [snorts]

[11:31] To try to minimize that and go, "Oh,

[11:33] it's

[11:34] it's just showing that

[11:36] every time that you take a snide

[11:37] attitude like that, it's nothing but a

[11:39] tactic or you just are the biggest

[11:41] [ __ ] on Earth, which is probably

[11:42] both.

[11:44] But,

[11:46] she knew all of them. I have no idea

[11:48] what he what he was thinking. This is

[11:49] what I'm saying, okay?

[11:51] There are people who are going to be

[11:52] putting on pressure and they're good at

[11:54] people who are good at at you know,

[11:56] maintaining composure and dealing with

[11:58] pressure, right? I am actually not super

[12:03] fond of putting pressure on people, but

[12:05] I hold up real strong under pressure.

[12:07] Real strong. I don't like debating

[12:09] people and [ __ ] but like you're going

[12:10] to have you're it's going to be a very,

[12:12] very, very hard like search to find any

[12:16] clip of me where like someone puts it

[12:18] and I'm like, "Oh, shit."

[12:20] You know what I mean? But, I'm not that

[12:21] good at that kind of like [ __ ]

[12:23] pressure either. Like that's I I don't

[12:25] like doing it. It makes me feel

[12:26] uncomfortable. I don't like to do that

[12:27] stuff.

[12:29] But, uh that's totally irrelevant to

[12:31] this conversation anyway. I don't even

[12:32] know why I brought it up. I was just

[12:34] self-assessing and it just came out of

[12:36] my mouth.

[12:37] But, with uh with Andrew, he's the exact

[12:39] I mean, literally, he that this is such

[12:42] a this is such a choke moment where he

[12:44] says he challenged her to name all

[12:46] seven. Why would he think she wouldn't

[12:48] know those?

[12:50] Like why on Earth like okay, you don't

[12:52] know them. Okay, so you're panicking.

[12:53] So, it's like, "Okay, well, maybe I can

[12:54] get out of this if she doesn't know

[12:55] them." And it's like, "Why would you

[12:56] think she wouldn't know them? What if

[12:57] she does, guy?

[12:59] What if she knows them? Of course she's

[13:01] going to know them. Do you not

[13:02] understand she's focused on nothing but

[13:04] this case for a year? Me too.

[13:06] You think that I didn't know those

[13:07] charges? Of course I knew those charges.

[13:10] That's my point is these guys that are

[13:12] like on the outside like, "Oh my god,

[13:13] these conspiracy theories, whatever,

[13:15] blah blah blah." The idea that we would

[13:17] have not known what he's charged with is

[13:19] laughable. You don't know [ __ ] about

[13:22] this case. Nothing. Okay?

[13:25] If if it's a if the people who are still

[13:28] over there like, you know, yelling

[13:29] about, "Oh my god, the conspiracy, blah

[13:31] blah blah blah." I'm telling you, you

[13:33] don't know anything about the [ __ ]

[13:34] case, man. You don't.

[13:36] Bottom line, you don't.

[13:38] If that's still your position. I'm not

[13:40] saying that,

[13:41] you know, anyone hit Charlie with a

[13:44] direct energy weapon from whatever,

[13:46] although my theory is probably sounds

[13:47] just as crazy to regular folks,

[13:50] but it's irrelevant.

[13:52] You're not in a position to argue with

[13:53] us. You're just not. You don't know the

[13:54] [ __ ] case.

[13:56] And this is where he really made it

[13:58] worse.

[13:59] >> That's the distinction. You just want to

[14:01] >> It's a massive It's like you can't even

[14:03] You cannot say murder versus aggravated

[14:05] murder. This gets

[14:06] >> to the [clears throat] entire crux of

[14:08] why him being up up for the death

[14:09] sentence. And I actually find the

[14:13] defense's filing about why this is not

[14:16] aggravated to be uh

[14:19] very compelling of why it's not.

[14:21] >> So, I don't want to show the whole clip

[14:22] cuz I want to go back to Alex, but

[14:24] bottom line is,

[14:26] like,

[14:27] he challenges her on whether or not she

[14:31] uh

[14:32] she was sent

[14:35] uh whether or not she was sent that

[14:37] question.

[14:39] And when they search her phone, she

[14:41] wasn't. And so, he gets like triple

[14:44] embarrassed, you know.

[14:45] Here's Destiny's Destiny's reaction to

[14:48] it, too, which is classic because

[14:49] Destiny and Andrew have That's all

[14:51] That's the only reason I knew who Andrew

[14:52] Wilson was is because I saw him debate

[14:54] Destiny.

[14:55] And I'm going to make a confession,

[14:57] dude. God damn it. I can't believe I'm

[14:59] going to do this.

[15:01] I can't do it with my sunglasses off.

[15:05] Ah.

[15:07] I kind of like Destiny, dude. He's

[15:08] obnoxious. He says terrible things.

[15:11] But I think it's a game to him. I will

[15:13] acknowledge that. And when I watch him,

[15:16] I have always found him likable, which

[15:18] is crazy cuz he tries to to as unlikable

[15:20] as possible. And he's huge creep.

[15:24] But I don't know. I can't explain it,

[15:25] dude.

[15:27] But [ __ ] him. You know what I mean? But

[15:29] let's watch this.

[15:29] >> Do you know any of the charges he's he's

[15:30] up for right now?

[15:31] >> Yeah, of course. But I want to make sure

[15:32] that we have them listed.

[15:33] >> No.

[15:34] >> And if you don't know who Destiny is, he

[15:35] is one of the like he is like the the

[15:38] quintessential

[15:40] left-wing debate bro.

[15:43] The whole debate thing is so lame, dude.

[15:45] It's so lame, dude.

[15:47] It's like uh

[15:49] it's like a cop, you know, for people

[15:50] who are like, "Yeah, I like to crush

[15:52] people." But they're like not able to

[15:54] like actually crush people, you know?

[15:57] But uh

[15:58] his opinion on a debate actually matters

[16:01] to the internet.

[16:02] >> Like that's Do you Can you name one?

[16:03] Because my my general perspective is

[16:04] that you don't actually care about this

[16:05] case. You're not following the case.

[16:06] >> That's the

[16:06] >> I mean like that's a fair thing to say.

[16:08] >> The question is you're just not

[16:09] following it enough.

[16:10] >> pretty like if you're going to engage

[16:11] you're going to say the evidence is

[16:12] overwhelming that Tyler Robinson is

[16:13] guilty. I just think that you should

[16:14] >> Can you tell me one charge that he's up

[16:16] >> You can really Yeah, you know, this is a

[16:17] great gotcha.

[16:17] >> you just got to ask me play clips out of

[16:19] context. Put me in the hot seat. So,

[16:20] please just answer the question.

[16:21] >> It's a great gotcha. What charge do you

[16:24] think he's guilty of? Oh, huge [ __ ]

[16:26] gotcha, dude.

[16:28] It's literally like, "Can you Can you

[16:30] recite your ABCs?" He's like, "Uh no. I

[16:33] want to hear you do your ABCs

[16:34] backwards." She's like, "I can. Can you

[16:36] do Can you give me one of the letters?"

[16:38] He's all, "Uh

[16:39] sure. Z."

[16:41] She's like, "Oh Oh, we're doing it

[16:42] backwards?" He's all, "Wait, what?"

[16:43] She's all, "Uh I don't know. I meant Q."

[16:45] He's all,

[16:46] "What are we doing here?" He's all, "I

[16:47] don't know." She's like, "Do you even

[16:49] know your ABCs, dude?"

[16:51] [ __ ] embarrassing.

[16:52] >> Name all seven since you've been

[16:53] following the case.

[16:54] >> Okay, sure. You name You name one.

[16:56] >> Yeah, you name all seven.

[16:56] >> I'm happy to do that, but can you name

[16:57] one?

[16:57] >> Uh I think he's I think he's been

[16:58] charged with murder.

[16:59] >> That's actually not right.

[17:00] >> Okay, great. Now, name all seven.

[17:01] >> He'll be more qualified probably, right?

[17:04] And I don't know if even for this

[17:05] particular one would, yeah.

[17:06] >> Doesn't even This is like

[17:07] >> Name all seven.

[17:07] >> And and and I I

[17:09] I can't

[17:09] >> Then do it.

[17:10] >> Sure, you don't have to

[17:11] >> Do it. No, do it. I'll count them. Go

[17:12] ahead.

[17:12] >> You don't have to put your fingers up

[17:13] like that.

[17:13] >> Okay, now name them.

[17:14] >> Yeah, sure.

[17:14] >> Name them.

[17:14] >> Uh the first charge is aggravated murder

[17:16] because that's what carries the death

[17:16] sentence in that's

[17:17] >> That's going to be a qualifier, yeah.

[17:19] >> That is literally not murder. And so

[17:20] just so people know, don't I don't have

[17:21] to do it in a time limit. There's

[17:22] nothing going on. I just explain to

[17:23] people the difference of why that really

[17:24] matters.

[17:24] >> Like, if she could even get like five of

[17:26] them, it looks so bad. Why would he feel

[17:28] confident? She asked the question. Why

[17:30] would he think that she would ask a

[17:31] question like that that she wouldn't be

[17:32] able to answer? That's because that's

[17:33] the thing that Andrew would do. Maybe

[17:35] she can't though, because she is acting

[17:36] a little bit, you know, she just seems

[17:38] like she's not trying to answer the

[17:39] question. But if she if she can, if she

[17:41] could even get five of them, oh no.

[17:43] >> It shows that he doesn't actually care

[17:44] about this at all. It's because

[17:45] aggravated murder uh it's it's narrowly

[17:46] defined and because it carries a death

[17:48] sentence. I'm not I'm going to answer

[17:48] the question. I'm just going to

[17:49] recognize that your strategy of thinking

[17:50] that people are intimidated when

[17:52] >> She's dragging it out to gut you slow,

[17:54] guy.

[17:55] Okay?

[17:57] She's dragging it out to gut you nice

[18:00] and slow. That's why.

[18:03] It's not because she doesn't know it.

[18:05] She wants to make sure that as she

[18:07] bleeds you out in front of the world,

[18:09] you are conscious the entire time. That

[18:12] is why she's doing it the way that she's

[18:14] doing it. All right, let's finish this

[18:16] thing.

[18:17] >> You try to put a time constraint,

[18:17] doesn't work. And you'll be better the

[18:18] next time you do

[18:19] >> it. I got it. Give me Give me the other

[18:20] one.

[18:20] >> The more you cut me off, the longer I'll

[18:21] take. Do you want to just wait for me to

[18:22] finish up why that's a big difference

[18:23] >> I just want you to list the charges.

[18:25] >> Yeah, I'm going to do that. You just

[18:26] don't get to pretend there's a time

[18:27] constraint for me to do that.

[18:27] >> Well, how how long does it take you to

[18:28] list seven charges?

[18:29] >> I'm cuz I'm speaking. You just got to It

[18:30] sounds like you're just delaying it cuz

[18:31] you I I know all seven of them and I'm

[18:32] going to say it again cuz like you're

[18:33] going to get embarrassed. I you don't

[18:34] have to rush this. I'm also showing an

[18:36] example of a very flawed debate

[18:37] strategy. I actually have no time

[18:38] constraint.

[18:39] >> I got one.

[18:39] >> Great. The second charge is the felony

[18:42] discharge of a weapon. Uh the next two

[18:43] charges are for obstruction of justice.

[18:45] >> Okay.

[18:46] >> The next two charges are for witness

[18:47] tampering.

[18:48] >> What are the specific charges though?

[18:49] >> That is them. Obstruction

[18:50] >> That's the charge that that's going to

[18:51] be the charge. USC whatever [ __ ] Or

[18:53] it might be written in It's not going to

[18:55] be um

[18:56] It won't be citing federal statutes,

[18:58] probably. It's going to be citing Utah

[18:59] statutes or whatever, but that that

[19:00] would probably be the

[19:01] >> That's obstruction of justice, witness

[19:02] tampering, witness tampering.

[19:03] >> Okay, and there's no other specifics to

[19:04] them.

[19:04] >> Well, we I can tell you why he's being

[19:05] charged

[19:05] >> No, no, no, just

[19:06] >> [laughter]

[19:08] >> Oh, no. Say the charges and then seven.

[19:10] >> Yeah, you see the bad thing is when you

[19:11] try to be an A-hole it doesn't work.

[19:12] >> What's the seven?

[19:13] >> The last charge is uh violence in front

[19:14] of a minor.

[19:16] >> Oh, no, Andrew.

[19:19] >> [screaming]

[19:19] >> Time to leave. This is where you start

[19:21] coughing and you say I have stage four

[19:23] lung cancer. Sorry, guys. I'm gone from

[19:25] the internet. Oh, no. Oh, man.

[19:30] >> See?

[19:32] He's funny, dude. He's objectively

[19:34] clever.

[19:35] He's a little [ __ ]

[19:37] but clever. This is where you say I have

[19:38] stage four cancer and just leave the

[19:40] internet.

[19:40] >> [laughter]

[19:46] >> Okay, got it. So, then he's being

[19:48] charged with murder.

[19:49] >> [laughter]

[19:53] >> This might be the most expensive mommy

[19:57] dommy pay for play in the history of all

[20:00] the internet. I will pay you $300,000

[20:04] to dom me live in front of 1 million

[20:07] people.

[20:09] You've got everything you could ever

[20:11] want. She's smarter, the race play

[20:14] angle, he's married, so the

[20:17] Rachel [ __ ] queening like like this is

[20:19] just it is unbelievable to me that he

[20:21] would have done this debate for such a

[20:23] high amount of money. This might be the

[20:24] one of the most expensive debates on the

[20:26] planet, technically historically

[20:27] speaking. How often do people even get

[20:28] paid to do debates, right? Even that Ru

[20:31] claim one we watched was for 100k, which

[20:32] might have been the most expensive

[20:33] debate on the planet at that time. This

[20:34] might be the most expensive debate.

[20:36] And it's just like what it what's what

[20:38] are we doing here?

[20:39] >> Yeah, what he meant by what are we doing

[20:40] here is

[20:42] you paid $300,000 to debate Candace and

[20:44] you prepared

[20:46] so poorly to defend your side of the

[20:49] argument that you didn't even know

[20:51] what Tyler Robinson was charged with in

[20:54] the case.

[20:55] You're a great guy Hey, he's awesome at

[20:58] teaching That's what he should teach.

[21:00] The tactics of putting pressure on

[21:02] people

[21:04] when debating. What he should absolutely

[21:07] never teach is the other side of the

[21:09] debate where someone puts you under

[21:10] pressure and what do you do? Cuz his

[21:12] answer is freak out and fold. Now, back

[21:15] on Alex, let's have him finish up here.

[21:18] >> So, she she she destroyed him right

[21:21] there.

[21:22] Look, folks, I'm going to explain the

[21:23] keys here.

[21:25] They claim Tyler Robinson got on the

[21:26] roof, made the shot, put a .30-06

[21:29] together, put a telescopic scope on it.

[21:31] Then anybody that knows telescopic

[21:32] scopes know you put them on, even if

[21:34] they were sighted in before, they don't

[21:36] even hit the paper at 100 yards.

[21:38] So, the fact that he could do that, then

[21:40] they put the video out that's

[21:41] 30-something seconds. He doesn't have

[21:43] time to put a rifle together and do

[21:44] that. Looks like he unfolds something,

[21:45] whoever it is. So, the official story is

[21:47] not true. And I broke what

[21:50] Joe Kent confirmed happened. This has

[21:52] been in the news, they confirmed

[21:53] happened months after I broke it, that

[21:54] in a cabinet meeting 7 days after

[21:56] Charlie was killed, Kash Patel said I

[21:58] orders from the president, we're not

[21:59] looking at any foreign involvement or

[22:01] all the trans groups that said he'll be

[22:03] dead when he comes to town tomorrow.

[22:05] So, we know there's a cover-up. Doesn't

[22:06] mean everything Candace has investigated

[22:08] is right. Doesn't mean every rabbit

[22:09] trail they've gone down has been

[22:10] accurate. But, you know, the governor

[22:12] and the FBI are ordering concrete torn

[22:14] up in the days after as fast as they

[22:16] could, having construction crews to

[22:18] hurry up and destroy it. Why would you

[22:19] do that?

[22:20] Okay?

[22:22] What I know is the official story is not

[22:23] true.

[22:24] And I know the system has lost all

[22:26] credibility and that's what the public

[22:28] doesn't buy into this.

[22:29] Do I think old time friends of Charlie

[22:31] were involved killing him? Do I think

[22:32] his wife was involved? No.

[22:34] It's not how this stuff works.

[22:36] But, did he have a high-level member of

[22:39] TPUSA tell Harrison Smith I'm that out

[22:41] on X month before he died,

[22:43] are his text messages out?

[22:48] Israel was coming after him because he

[22:49] was against the war. He called me a

[22:50] month before he died.

[22:52] Said good job pushing this Israel Iran

[22:54] the Israel first lobby is out of

[22:55] control. He also said keep pressing

[22:57] another phone call

[22:59] exposing Epstein, Trump shouldn't be

[23:01] covering that up. This is really

[23:02] important. Keep putting pressure. I

[23:03] said, "Thank you."

[23:05] So, I had Charlie personally call me.

[23:07] That's in my phone records that he

[23:08] called me

[23:09] repeatedly and text messaged me,

[23:10] thanking me.

[23:12] And when Candace said, "I've got texts

[23:13] to him saying so, let me tell you what

[23:16] Alex thinks." Since I I'm not sure if

[23:18] he's going to say it on this one, but he

[23:20] said it on Shawn Johnson's podcast. I

[23:21] could show this later.

[23:23] He thinks that it's a big high-level put

[23:28] Charlie and Witsec hoax is what he

[23:30] thinks is most likely. I have no idea.

[23:35] I have no idea. I know that there's

[23:36] something in my eyeball though, and it

[23:38] is itching really bad. But the other

[23:40] thing I know is that

[23:42] it's interesting that people are coming

[23:43] around to that theory even though we'll

[23:46] never know, you know?

[23:48] But what I do know is that Andrew Wilson

[23:49] definitely doesn't know what happened

[23:50] cuz he doesn't know anything about the

[23:51] case. So, that's what that is and uh now

[23:55] I'm going to cover

[23:56] uh Andrew Wilson's wife going ham on X.

[23:58] So, that's going to be really funny.

[24:00] Look for that as well.