Blake Neff's Freudian Slip: "Erika Murdered Charlie" During TPUSA X Spaces Discussion
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Blake Neff's Freudian Slip: "Erika Murdered Charlie" During TPUSA X Spaces Discussion
Jimmy Dore's show dissects a series of Freudian slips from Turning Point USA figures regarding Charlie Kirk's death. Blake Neff accidentally said Candace Owens hated Erika Kirk for "murdering Charlie" instead of "marrying Charlie" during an X Spaces conversation. The show compiles multiple instances where TPUSA members made similar slips, including Erika Kirk herself referring to "the same grift" instead of "grit." The panel discusses these moments as potential unconscious admissions, examining the pattern of verbal mistakes and subsequent gaslighting attempts to cover them up.
The Jimmy Dore Show recently highlighted a troubling pattern of Freudian slips from Turning Point USA members when discussing Charlie Kirk's death. The most striking example came from Blake Neff, a former writer for Tucker Carlson who later worked for Charlie Kirk. During an X Spaces conversation, Neff made a stunning verbal error that quickly went viral.
While criticizing Candace Owens, Neff stated: "She would have probably hated anyone who married Charlie. So, of course, she's going to hate Erika for murdering Charlie." The slip was immediately noticed by others on the call, who attempted to correct him by suggesting he meant "marrying Charlie." However, Neff initially insisted he had said "marry" correctly, engaging in what the show characterized as obvious gaslighting despite the audio evidence being clear.
Erika Kirk's Own Slip
This wasn't an isolated incident. Erika Kirk herself made a similar mistake during a TPUSA event where she was presenting an award to someone named Caleb, who had organized Charlie Kirk's appearance at Utah Valley University. While speaking, she said: "Despite the devastating loss of Charlie Kirk, my incredible husband at UVU, Caleb has persisted with the same grift." She quickly corrected herself to "grit," claiming it had been a long day.
The show's panel suggested this wasn't merely exhaustion but what one guest described as "a Jungian eruption from her shadow" — an unconscious truth breaking through her carefully maintained public persona. The timing was particularly notable given that Caleb was one of several TPUSA figures who refused to cooperate with the independent investigation Utah Valley University commissioned to examine security failures at the event where Kirk was killed.
Andrew Kolvet's Mistake
Another slip came from Andrew Kolvet during an interview with Megyn Kelly. While discussing the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's death, Kolvet said people were "processing their guilt" before quickly correcting himself to "grief." The show's panel joked about other possible interpretations: "Maybe it was processing her deposits. Maybe it was processing her disgust."
These repeated verbal errors form a pattern that the show argues reveals unconscious guilt or knowledge among TPUSA leadership. The panel noted that such slips become even more significant when combined with the organization's documented reluctance to cooperate with investigations.
The Gaslighting Response
What made Blake Neff's slip particularly notable was the immediate attempt to gaslight listeners. When someone on the X Spaces call pointed out that he had said "murdering" instead of "marrying," Neff responded: "I'm pretty sure I said marry." Another participant agreed: "Yeah, I thought he did too." The exchange continued with Neff insisting, "I said Mary," despite the clear audio recording.
Jimmy Dore responded to this with obvious frustration: "These guys are the worst gaslighters in the world. It's on video. We got it." The attempt to deny what had just been recorded struck the panel as particularly brazen, suggesting either desperation or a fundamental misunderstanding of how recorded media works in the age of social media clips.
The Candace Owens Connection
Blake Neff's slip occurred during a broader attack on Candace Owens, whom he characterized as "a wretched individual who has always enjoyed being nasty to people." He claimed that everyone who worked with her found her "absolutely awful to assistants, to people sent to help her." He also suggested she "probably dislikes white women" and "probably dislikes other pretty women," which the show characterized as racist commentary.
The panel argued that the intensity of attacks on Candace Owens actually validates her investigation into Charlie Kirk's death. As Jimmy Dore put it: "If Candace Owens is wrong why would anybody give a damn? Nobody hated the people who had theories about John F. Kennedy or anything, but they hate her because she's over the target and she knows that they're all lying." The suggestion was that TPUSA's aggressive response to Owens indicates she has touched on uncomfortable truths.
The AI Parody Video
The frequency of these slips inspired someone to create an AI-generated parody video showing TPUSA figures making increasingly absurd Freudian slips. In the video, characters say things like inviting someone to an "executive assassination" meeting before correcting to "executive association," or mentioning "the corpse on your calendar" instead of "the course." The video ended with someone needing "a little more cover up," corrected to "concealer."
While obviously satirical, the video resonated because it exaggerated a pattern people had genuinely observed. The show's panel found it both funny and telling that the slips had become so common they could support an entire parody treatment.
The Wider Context
The show placed these slips within a broader context of suspicious behavior from TPUSA leadership. Multiple individuals refused to cooperate with Utah Valley University's independent investigation, including Caleb (the event organizer), Charlie Kirk's security team, and Dan Flood and Brian Harpole. The panel found the coordinated silence particularly suspicious.
Jimmy Dore also referenced his theory that Charlie Kirk had begun investigating financial impropriety within his own organization shortly before his death, conducting what Dore called "DOGE style accounting" because he suspected people were stealing money. Combined with Kirk's apparent shift away from unconditional support for Israel, this created what the show suggested was motive for those around him to want him removed.
Blake Neff's Background
The show provided background on Blake Neff, noting he had previously been a writer for Tucker Carlson before being forced out after getting "caught harassing some woman." He was subsequently hired by Charlie Kirk, which the panel suggested showed Kirk's poor judgment in surrounding himself with questionable individuals. The fact that Neff now speaks as a TPUSA representative struck the panel as significant given his history.
