Candace Exposes Creepy LEAKED AUDIO Of Erika Kirk & It’s insane! w/ Stew Peters

[00:00] I don't even know where to begin. The

[00:02] fact that we were able to pull off

[00:06] an event

[00:08] of a century. Like, it's just insane.

[00:10] >> I just want to stop it there for a

[00:12] second and just remind people what she's

[00:14] talking about as the event of the

[00:16] century is her husband's funeral. You

[00:18] know, when you're talking to somebody

[00:20] over the phone, you can tell they're

[00:21] smiling.

[00:23] It's the same thing here. You can tell

[00:25] she's smiling as she's talking.

[00:26] >> 100%. Yes.

[00:30] Welcome back to the show. I've got a

[00:32] special guest with us, Stu Peters. He's

[00:34] a media personality, host of the Stu

[00:36] Peters Show, a program that discusses

[00:38] political and cultural issues

[00:40] predominantly from a traditionally

[00:42] right-wing perspective. He previously

[00:44] worked as a rapper and bounty hunter

[00:47] before launching his podcast in 2020,

[00:49] which focuses on skepticism towards

[00:51] government institutions, public health

[00:53] policies, and global events. Welcome to

[00:56] the show, Stu Peters. Hey, Stu, how are

[00:57] you? Thanks a lot. I'm really excited to

[00:59] be here actually. Where'd you get that

[01:00] bio from?

[01:01] >> I don't know. Is that an old bio or is

[01:03] that not good one?

[01:05] >> Yeah, I don't know. It's just

[01:06] interesting. It's It's fine. I mean, all

[01:08] of it is true. I kind of miss bounty

[01:10] hunting, but you know, I mean, looking

[01:11] at Minneapolis right now, can you

[01:13] imagine?

[01:14] >> No. Um, I wanted to bring you on because

[01:17] you had a whistleblower from inside

[01:19] TPUSA on your show last night, who I

[01:22] also talked to. Um, but first I wanted

[01:25] to run because you're a a lot of people

[01:27] I'm talking to uh like I was talking

[01:30] with Jack Jake uh

[01:33] >> who was the guy yesterday.

[01:34] >> Jake Shields yesterday and he said I'm

[01:36] not really into looking into TPUSA

[01:39] and so there's not a lot of people doing

[01:41] this. You're one of them and so I wanted

[01:44] to bring you on a to talk about what

[01:46] your whistleblower guest revealed last

[01:48] night. But first, I wanted to Candace

[01:50] Owens revealed this and I wanted to get

[01:52] your take on it. Um, she when Erica Kirk

[01:57] took over as CEO, now no longer a

[02:01] traditional Christian wife. She's not a

[02:03] tradition, she's now leaving her family,

[02:06] her fatherless children, to go run a

[02:09] huge corporation

[02:11] uh with over $250 million in assets just

[02:15] since uh September. Um, so she when she

[02:18] left to take over CEO and be a full-time

[02:22] CEO of a big company outside of her

[02:24] house, she had a phone call with

[02:27] everybody at TPUSA and it got recorded

[02:30] and it got leaked. And I just want to

[02:33] play this for you and then get your

[02:35] reaction because my reaction was

[02:37] stunned. But let's play it.

[02:39] >> I do want to remind you that Charlie has

[02:41] not been dead for two weeks. That's

[02:43] where we have to go back to two not even

[02:46] two weeks after Charlie was publicly

[02:48] assassinated. The obvious point of this

[02:51] call to set this up is to introduce

[02:53] Erica. She's the she's a new leader. Not

[02:55] even introducing, she's just heading up

[02:57] this call, but obviously she's going to

[02:58] be at the helm of this. So, they're

[02:59] getting to know her. So, let's take a

[03:01] listen.

[03:02] >> Hi, everybody. I still love all these

[03:05] emoji Zoom [laughter]

[03:08] things. Um, wow.

[03:11] I don't even know where to begin. The

[03:13] fact that we were able to pull off

[03:17] an event

[03:19] of a century, like it's just insane. We

[03:23] had

[03:24] >> Now, just I know people get upset when I

[03:26] stop and start videos, but I just want

[03:28] to stop it there for a second and just

[03:30] remind people what she's talking about

[03:31] as the event of the century is her

[03:34] husband's funeral.

[03:35] >> Oh. Oh, okay. I I thought that she was

[03:38] talking about what got him there.

[03:41] No, that's she's right. That would

[03:44] >> that might have been another event that

[03:45] she had a part in planning

[03:46] >> that [laughter]

[03:49] >> the event of the century.

[03:50] >> The event I would say his assassination

[03:52] so far would

[03:53] >> I mean just so far listening to that

[03:55] does that sound like a woman who just

[03:58] lost her husband in an unexpected and

[04:00] shocking way in a prolific

[04:01] assassination. Does that sound like the

[04:03] voice of a woman? I mean, I would hope

[04:05] that somebody who loves me, my mom or my

[04:07] kids' mom or whatever, would be like in

[04:09] the fetal position at least for 20

[04:11] minutes and, you know, be shocked, but

[04:13] this woman is excited about everything.

[04:15] She's everywhere I see her, she's just

[04:17] really excited.

[04:18] >> Uh, and she's very excited on this call.

[04:21] So, let's go back to this call. Now,

[04:23] she's just remember she's referring to

[04:25] her husband's memorial funeral as the

[04:28] event of the century. and she's, you

[04:31] know, it's like um you know when you're

[04:34] talking to somebody over the phone and

[04:35] you can tell they're smiling.

[04:38] It's the same thing here. You can tell

[04:39] she's smiling as she's talking

[04:41] >> 100%. Yes.

[04:42] >> But here she here she Let's get back to

[04:45] this. So now she just said it was the

[04:46] event of the century, her husband's

[04:48] funeral, and she's thanking everybody.

[04:50] over 275,000

[04:53] people that attended and

[04:58] stadium overflow

[05:00] Westgate.

[05:02] Insane, you guys. And then

[05:04] >> it's just that was just insane. We did

[05:06] it. She sounds like a high school uh

[05:09] prom.

[05:10] >> You know how they know that they had

[05:12] 275,000 people there? Because

[05:14] immediately after that, Andrew Kovit was

[05:16] super excited about all of the people

[05:17] that Lorie France, Erica's mom, was able

[05:20] to geoence. He he came right out and

[05:22] said that, "Yeah, well, we know how many

[05:24] people were there because we geoenced

[05:26] all of them." And for those people who

[05:27] don't know what geo fencing is, it's

[05:29] spying. So, they know that your device

[05:32] is in a certain area, a TPUSA connected

[05:35] event like this memorial, a TPUSA

[05:38] connected church like the Calvary

[05:40] Chapel. And if you go to these places,

[05:43] they get your data, they get your phone

[05:45] number, your IP, your email address,

[05:47] they get all of that, and pretty soon

[05:48] you're getting fundraising text

[05:50] messages, and you're getting, you know,

[05:53] pro-Israel Zionist propaganda just

[05:55] pummeled in front of you all day long.

[05:57] So, they were spying on these people.

[06:00] It's just unbelievable.

[06:01] >> Okay, let's keep let's keep going.

[06:04] >> Have was it 100 million? We had

[06:06] thousands that were registered to vote,

[06:09] I think.

[06:11] We're at like over 200,000 for merch

[06:14] sales. Don't quote me on that cuz I

[06:15] think it just keeps like bumping up like

[06:17] crazy. But I just wanted to say a huge

[06:20] huge huge thank you to the events team,

[06:23] the development team, the graphic design

[06:25] team, the production team.

[06:29] >> She's talking about it like they just

[06:32] put on a Christmas spectacular with Bob

[06:34] Hope or something. And

[06:36] >> well, they did. I mean, you saw the

[06:37] fireworks, the pyrochnics. Can you

[06:39] imagine what the fire the sparklers bill

[06:41] was for that?

[06:42] >> Well, I I can't even just just the the

[06:45] bill for the glitter on her pants suit

[06:46] alone would be [laughter]

[06:48] >> she's making WWE entrances like she's

[06:52] Linda McMahon

[06:53] >> about to give somebody the Smackdown

[06:55] with the fake tears and everything. You

[06:56] remember seeing that, right? She was at

[06:58] the bottom of the stairway

[06:59] >> and she was coming up the stairs to the

[07:01] front to the stage and she was putting

[07:03] fake tears in her eyes. Well, that's

[07:05] >> this is somebody who we are told just

[07:06] lost her husband in a shocking way.

[07:09] >> Well, that's the that's definitely the

[07:10] speculation that she was putting menthol

[07:13] in her eyes that would make her eyes

[07:15] tear up right before she went on. That's

[07:17] the speculation. I can't nobody can, you

[07:20] know, verify that for sure, but that's

[07:22] what a lot of people have said that is

[07:24] exactly what that looked like. So, yeah,

[07:26] let's Here we go.

[07:28] >> Just phenomenal.

[07:30] >> Oh, by the way, she's talking about it's

[07:32] phenomenal. His funeral was phenomenal.

[07:34] And it's phenomenal that they raised

[07:36] $250,000

[07:38] off of Mertz or $200,000 off of merch

[07:41] sales, meaning memorial t-shirts for

[07:44] Charlie. That kind of

[07:46] >> freedom shirt. It also probably means if

[07:49] you stop to get your picture taken, you

[07:51] know, um, at Amfest, well, we know what

[07:53] they did there. They brought the murder

[07:55] scene to America Fest,

[07:56] >> right?

[07:57] >> Which she would have had to have

[07:58] approved, right? I mean, she's the CEO.

[08:01] So she here she is thanking everybody

[08:03] for what a great success financial

[08:06] success that TPUSA is experiencing right

[08:09] now after Charlie's death.

[08:11] >> Incredible work um leading into the

[08:13] memorial. Um and honestly a lot of this

[08:16] the staff that worked on the memorial

[08:18] they had

[08:20] 20our days for a week during the time of

[08:22] us grieving the loss of my husband. And

[08:25] honestly I know several staff that

[08:28] didn't even sleep. Um, again, you guys

[08:31] are

[08:34] breathing angels. I don't care if any of

[08:36] you

[08:36] >> So,

[08:38] so I I really this

[08:40] >> the death of her husband was kind of a

[08:41] short like kind of glossed over, wasn't

[08:43] it?

[08:44] >> Very very much.

[08:46] Um,

[08:47] uh, and those those those a lot of those

[08:49] employees that she's thanking from the

[08:51] bottom of her heart for working 80our

[08:54] weeks up until the memorial, uh, they

[08:56] just went and fired 40 of them.

[08:58] >> Yep. They're gone. 40 of them are gone

[09:00] and now they and now they're holding up

[09:02] big signs at all the TPUSA events. We're

[09:04] hiring.

[09:06] >> We're hiring right now.

[09:07] >> So they're they're they fired them

[09:09] without without explanation. They did

[09:11] like an ambush firing. They would bring

[09:13] people into the office and they would

[09:15] have their general counsel just fire

[09:17] them and not give them a reason at all.

[09:20] People who just got done. This is the

[09:21] people that Erica refers to as her TPUSA

[09:24] family and that's how they treated them.

[09:26] Just to let you know when she says that.

[09:28] Oh, thank everybody working so hard at

[09:30] production tri everybody doing the

[09:33] working 80our week and then they fired

[09:35] them just to let you know. Okay.

[09:37] >> Have beef with each other from the past

[09:39] >> and now she's telling people back

[09:44] breathing angels. I don't care if any of

[09:46] you have beef with each other from the

[09:48] past or have any issues with

[09:52] someone said something about this or

[09:53] that. Like if you guys have any of that,

[09:55] please put it to rest. My husband's

[09:57] dead. Like I'm not trying to be morbid,

[09:59] but he's dead. And it puts life into

[10:01] perspective of how short life is and

[10:04] relationships.

[10:05] >> It is the general tone.

[10:07] >> So I just want to say so she's telling

[10:09] people my husband. So she's positioning

[10:11] herself again. I'm the victim. My

[10:14] husband's dead. I'm the victim. So that

[10:16] means that anybody who works at TPUSA,

[10:19] which I understand they have like 600

[10:21] employees, that anybody who works there,

[10:24] if you have a disagreement with a

[10:25] coworker about anything, get over it.

[10:29] Cuz my husband died. So you can't have

[10:31] normal human emotions, you can't have a

[10:34] normal human disagreements with people.

[10:37] >> This woman has never had a normal human

[10:38] emotion in her life. Not since I've

[10:40] known who she was.

[10:42] >> I I I Me too. I would have to concur.

[10:46] So, here's what here's how Candace this

[10:48] is her reaction to what we just listened

[10:50] to.

[10:51] >> It's relationships.

[10:52] >> It is the general tone that is

[10:54] offputting. It's the laughter that is

[10:56] offputting. It's again, we are not even

[10:58] 2 weeks after watching your husband be

[11:00] assassinated. We're talking about

[11:02] numbers and metrics that have been hit.

[11:05] And my husband's dead. Not to be morbid.

[11:07] That is a sentence that I and this was

[11:10] not my husband and I had no sort of the

[11:14] type of relationship that she had with

[11:15] him that I was able to utter least of I

[11:19] mean that's moving pretty quickly to the

[11:21] acceptance phase. Now we know everybody

[11:25] grieavves differently in my imagination.

[11:29] I don't I just thought she would be more

[11:34] upset. I do want to remind you that

[11:36] Charlie has not been dead for two weeks.

[11:39] That's where we have to go back to.

[11:40] >> Okay. So, I just want to I want to play

[11:42] that for people one more time without

[11:45] stopping it. It's not long. So, I'm

[11:46] going to do this.

[11:47] >> Hi everybody. I still love all these

[11:50] emoji Zoom [laughter]

[11:53] things. Um, wow.

[11:56] >> It is funny.

[11:57] >> I don't even know where to begin. The

[11:59] fact that we were able to pull off

[12:03] an event

[12:05] of a century, like it's just insane. We

[12:08] had over 275,000

[12:11] people that attended and

[12:16] stadium, overflow,

[12:19] Westgate.

[12:20] Insane, you guys. And then you have, was

[12:24] it 100 million? We had thousands that

[12:26] were registered to vote.

[12:28] I think we're at like over 200,000 for

[12:33] merch sales. Don't quote me on that

[12:34] because I think it just keeps like

[12:35] bumping up like crazy. But I just wanted

[12:38] to say a huge, huge, huge thank you to

[12:41] the events team, the development team,

[12:44] the graphic design team, the production

[12:46] team, just phenomenal. Their incredible

[12:49] work um leading into the memorial. Um,

[12:52] and honestly, a lot of this the staff

[12:54] that worked on the memorial, they had

[12:57] 20our days for a week during the time of

[13:00] us grieving the loss of my husband. And

[13:03] honestly, I know several staff that

[13:05] didn't even sleep. Um, again, you guys

[13:09] are

[13:10] >> breathing angels.

[13:11] >> Breathing angels. I don't care if any of

[13:13] you have beef with each other from the

[13:15] past or have any issues with

[13:19] someone said something about this or

[13:21] that. Like if you guys have any of that,

[13:22] please put it to rest. My husband's

[13:24] dead. Like I'm not trying to be morbid,

[13:26] but he's dead. And it puts life into

[13:28] perspective of how short life is and

[13:31] relationships.

[13:33] >> So there it is. That's the whole and

[13:36] that when I first heard that I my

[13:38] reaction was like that like for a couple

[13:42] of minutes, I was like, "Oh my god, this

[13:45] is

[13:45] >> and the time frame is important. The

[13:47] time frame is very It's like 11 days

[13:49] after his assassination, right?

[13:51] >> Yeah.

[13:52] >> Yeah.

[13:52] >> Yeah. It's unbelievable. Did you see

[13:54] that? I posted a video or during the

[13:57] interview with my whistleblower

[13:58] yesterday that I shared a video of her

[13:59] before Amfest backstage preparing for

[14:02] Amfest.

[14:02] >> We are going to we're going to play that

[14:04] next. So, yeah, hold on to that. So, I I

[14:07] I just want to say that a common uh

[14:11] tactic that the people like Erica and

[14:13] TPUSA have been using to discredit

[14:16] people like Candice or uh anybody who's

[14:20] looking into this at at all. If you look

[14:22] into the the assassination of Charlie

[14:24] Kirk, what they do

[14:26] >> is what they say is that you're just

[14:28] doing this for clicks. Look at all the

[14:30] money she's making. Uh they tried to

[14:32] pretend like it's Candace Owens who's

[14:33] the one who's capitalizing off of

[14:35] Charlie's death when she's just doing

[14:37] her normal show like she always has and

[14:39] she's making this getting the same

[14:40] amount of views as she always has and

[14:42] now so but the of course that's called

[14:45] projection. Carl Jung teaches us that's

[14:47] projection. They're the ones who are

[14:49] actually rolling in the dough after

[14:52] Charlie's death capitalizing off of his

[14:54] death. And you heard her that's what

[14:56] she's talking about right now about all

[14:58] the cash that they made off of his

[15:00] death. Isn't that what's happening right

[15:02] there? The same thing she's accused

[15:03] Candace Owens of.

[15:04] >> Yeah, absolutely. And it's been hundreds

[15:06] of millions of dollars because let's not

[15:08] forget about the donor class that

[15:09] Charlie Kirk was trying to distance

[15:11] himself from in the days, weeks, and

[15:13] months leading up to his death. So, I

[15:15] mean, there are hundreds of millions of

[15:17] dollars that have been promised to this

[15:19] organization as long as they tow the

[15:20] line, and they're happy to do that. I

[15:23] mean, this has become absolutely

[15:25] a post-mortem humiliation ritual as they

[15:28] try to recreate the person that Charlie

[15:30] was while he was alive. The whole week

[15:32] on the Fox News Channel and the Shabbat,

[15:34] Shalom, Daddy's Home, throw the phone

[15:37] poem that she recited like she was

[15:39] Tupac.

[15:40] It's just like, you know, when you say

[15:42] normal human emotions,

[15:45] this is a woman who, as far as I'm

[15:47] concerned, and a lot of people said that

[15:48] it was crass, that it was low crass, it

[15:50] was disrespectful, I shouldn't do it.

[15:53] But immediately, Jimmy, immediately when

[15:56] she opened her mouth, actually, she

[15:58] didn't even have to. I was driving down

[16:00] the road and I don't know if it was the

[16:02] day after, but it was within 48 hours of

[16:04] Charlie being shockingly taken from all

[16:06] of us. Billions of people on the

[16:08] internet have watched this. And it was

[16:10] within a matter of 48 hours, I get a

[16:12] text message from TurningPoint signed by

[16:14] Erica Kirk asking for donations. And at

[16:17] that point for me, it was gloves off. At

[16:19] that point, it was like, "Okay, I see

[16:21] what this is." And then it was the

[16:23] Freedom shirts. And then it was the

[16:24] sparklers, and it was the fake tears,

[16:26] and it was the week on Fox News. And it

[16:28] was every camera that she could get in

[16:30] front of. And everything is scripted and

[16:32] fake. and for her entire life. Every

[16:36] time you dig a little bit deeper, you

[16:38] find some other strange anomaly. And

[16:41] when you're talking about people that

[16:42] are saying, "Oh, well, you know, Candace

[16:44] is just doing this for clicks." The

[16:46] other argument that I always get is,

[16:47] "Why can't you just leave this woman

[16:49] alone? Why can't you just let her

[16:50] grieve? Everybody grieavves differently.

[16:52] Everybody's heard that. It's a big joke

[16:54] now. It's a meme." Uh, but this woman,

[16:57] everything about her, I just don't know

[16:59] how anybody could spend 5 minutes

[17:01] keystroking on the internet and look

[17:03] into her and not say, "Well, this is

[17:06] just absolutely bizarre." And this woman

[17:09] has completely fabricated her entire

[17:12] childhood, her entire career. She's

[17:15] scrubbed the internet of entire

[17:17] relationships, including a whole

[17:18] engagement. She's lied about the most

[17:21] trivial things when she could have just

[17:23] told us the truth about being on Fort

[17:24] Wuka. When she could have told us the

[17:26] truth about dating or drinking, just

[17:28] little things. And if you're willing to

[17:30] lie about those things, you're willing

[17:31] to lie about the big things. And it

[17:33] turns out she is. So, I agree. [snorts]

[17:36] I mean, that whole that whole phone

[17:38] call, it doesn't surprise me, though,

[17:40] because I've spent a lot of time kind of

[17:42] getting to know the person that Erica

[17:43] Kirk is. And when I heard that from

[17:46] Candace, it just it didn't shock me. I

[17:48] wasn't surprised. It's shocking. It's

[17:50] shocking to hear a person actually doing

[17:52] that and to know that there are beings

[17:55] among us that can actually put their

[17:57] emotions aside or just not have them and

[18:00] to carry on like this is a big

[18:02] celebration. But I mean, I'm just here

[18:04] to tell you it doesn't surprise me

[18:06] because my theory or my take is that I

[18:09] am not convinced that Erica Kirk did not

[18:12] have fornowledge at this point of what

[18:14] was going to happen on September 10th.

[18:15] That's where I'm at. No. Well, you

[18:17] >> and I don't know if that's a Rubicon

[18:18] that a lot of people don't want to

[18:19] cross, but uh from where I sit, it this

[18:23] this this looks like a woman who had

[18:24] fornowledge.

[18:25] >> Well, Baron Coleman also has come to

[18:27] that conclusion who's done a lot of deep

[18:29] dives as you have on this subject and he

[18:33] concluded that he thinks she had

[18:35] fornowledge of his assassination. So,

[18:38] that's him

[18:38] >> at minimum

[18:40] >> you and it certainly looks that way.

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[19:34] difference in how I feel. It's like

[19:36] giving your body a tuneup before it

[19:38] completely breaks down. Athletes,

[19:40] doctors, even NASA uses the thing, and

[19:42] it's good enough for the astronauts.

[19:44] It's good enough for me. With a 10-year

[19:47] limited warranty, financing options, and

[19:49] the ability to use FSA funds, it's never

[19:52] been easier. So, don't wait until your

[19:54] knees sound like a bowl of Rice

[19:56] Krispies. Get a Juvent. I got one. Go to

[19:59] juvent.com/door

[20:01] and start moving like you're supposed

[20:03] to. That's jud n t.com/door.

[20:08] The code is door d o r e for a $300 off

[20:12] at your checkout. Your joints

[20:14] [clears throat] will thank you. Trust

[20:15] me.

[20:18] [music]

[20:19] Hey, come see me live on tour February

[20:21] 20th in Lancing, Michigan. February 21st

[20:23] in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Go to jimmy.com

[20:25] for a link for tickets.