Candace Owens Contrasts Helen Comparatore and Erika Kirk: Different Widows, Different Grief, Different Questions

[00:00] that. Yeah, that is what we expected.

[00:02] You got us. Guilty is charged. Imagine

[00:05] if you would for a second, you guys. A

[00:08] second. A widow who wasn't grieving

[00:11] differently.

[00:13] A widow who has been grieving for years,

[00:17] who has had many questions and is

[00:19] unsatisfied with a nar with a narrative

[00:21] that grows really weaker by by the day.

[00:25] Truly, I'm looking at my feed today and

[00:27] people are like, I can't believe that a

[00:29] year ago I didn't I just trusted the

[00:31] narrative on Butler. Like people who

[00:33] supported Trump are going where we

[00:35] completely duped by this narrative and

[00:36] they can't even imagine themselves

[00:38] asking this question. We revisited the

[00:39] Butler um assassination and speculated

[00:42] that Cory Comparator, the only um person

[00:46] who lost his life on that day, may have

[00:49] even been targeted. Well, guess what?

[00:52] his widow Helen still has questions and

[00:55] she spoke out and has made it very clear

[00:59] that she is unsatisfied with the

[01:00] investigation. She wasn't ready to go on

[01:02] Barry Weiss two weeks later and say she

[01:04] trusts everything 100% despite seeing

[01:07] nothing. She's fully convinced of what

[01:09] happened to her husband. That's not what

[01:10] Helen did. Helen didn't wear sparkly

[01:13] pants suit. Helen didn't uh hire a bunch

[01:16] of influencers uh to target people that

[01:18] were questioning the narrative. Helen

[01:20] didn't become the fire fighter that her

[01:24] husband was and take on his job and say

[01:27] she was qualified because she knew how

[01:28] much he loved to fight fires. She's just

[01:30] a whole different breed of a widow. One

[01:32] that we're familiar with, an actually

[01:35] grieving widow. I just wanted to state

[01:37] that. It's a stunning comparison. Then

[01:38] you see this when when what year was

[01:40] Butler? 2000. Somebody reminded me of my

[01:42] ear. I can't even remember. It's been

[01:44] how many? It's it's it's been yeah it's

[01:47] has now been two years and she is still

[01:50] grieving and she is still asking

[01:51] questions and so she sat down for an

[01:53] interview on News Nation and spoke about

[01:56] all of the Secret Service failures and

[01:58] here is what she had to say.

[02:00] >> You've expressed belief that the gunman

[02:03] Thomas Krooks didn't act alone.

[02:05] >> I don't believe there was another

[02:06] shooter there but I believe that he was

[02:11] working with somebody.

[02:14] I believe it was inside. It was an

[02:17] inside job inside the government

[02:20] somewhere.

[02:22] >> And this was a political

[02:23] >> Oh, yeah.

[02:24] >> political.

[02:25] >> Absolutely.

[02:26] >> Yep.

[02:28] >> Yep.

[02:29] >> Have you seen evidence to that? Oh, I've

[02:32] been told things, but I've had something

[02:36] that happened with me that

[02:40] just afterwards and you're starting to

[02:43] put the pieces together, it just made

[02:45] total sense.

[02:47] What will help give you closure

[02:53] >> when

[02:56] the people who

[02:58] put this all together that day are

[03:01] caught

[03:04] and it comes out.

[03:07] >> So, if you had a message for President

[03:09] Trump, what would it be?

[03:12] just to

[03:15] don't forget us and

[03:18] remember what we went through that day.

[03:21] You know,

[03:24] we're still here and we need answers.

[03:28] Helen Comparator says it was a year

[03:30] before the Secret Service actually

[03:32] reached out to her. the questions that

[03:34] she did ask, she says they didn't answer

[03:36] them fully. And she's now pleading uh

[03:39] out to reaching out to President Trump,

[03:41] hoping that he will intervene, apply

[03:43] pressure so she can get answers as to

[03:45] what happened here and why.

[03:50] >> I don't have to sell Helen comparator. I

[03:54] don't need to hire influencers

[03:57] um to say you just watched that and your

[04:00] intuition told you that is a woman that

[04:04] is agrieved that is a woman that is

[04:07] asking rightful questions you can still

[04:10] see in her eyes she's not over and when

[04:12] and when they ask her cuz why would she

[04:14] be are you ready why didn't she come out

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[05:32] There's no forgiveness until you know

[05:33] the truth.

[05:36] Until until somebody asks for

[05:37] forgiveness, until somebody says, "I am

[05:40] sorry. You know nothing." And I'm good.

[05:42] You took you took my husband, a father

[05:44] of my children. I'm good.

[05:46] that that does not require a billion

[05:51] dollar campaign to convince you that

[05:53] Helen Comparator is in pain. You don't

[05:56] need uh the Department of Justice, an

[05:59] emotional asset,

[06:01] boosting a person, um interviews with

[06:05] famous people. You don't need Nicki

[06:06] Minaj.

[06:09] You just needed to just listen to Helen

[06:12] Comparator and you said right there,

[06:14] that's what it looks like. That's what

[06:15] it sounds like. Someone who is not going

[06:19] to be at peace until they get true

[06:22] answers about what happened to their

[06:23] husband

[06:25] rather than attacking

[06:28] uh threatening via lawsuits. Um calling

[06:31] people names who are asking rightful

[06:35] questions.

[06:36] It's just stunning. Every time you see

[06:39] it, you don't know what it is, but it

[06:42] moves you spiritually, right? It moves

[06:44] you spiritually when you when you see

[06:45] it, you know. There it is. The truth,

[06:49] honesty, clarity, perspective. Everybody

[06:52] grieves differently? Nope. No. What do

[06:55] you want her to do? Stay in the house

[06:56] for a year? Yeah. Actually, can I say

[06:58] that on behalf of everybody? When they

[07:00] keep asking this question, what do you

[07:02] expect Erica to do? Stay at home and

[07:06] just grieve? Yeah, I do actually. Like

[07:10] for a year at least, minimally? Yeah, I

[07:11] did expect that she would stay at home

[07:14] and be agrieved. I think the whole world

[07:17] actually expected that. And I don't know

[07:18] what sort of reverse psychology this is.

[07:21] We're now making it weird that we think

[07:23] it's weird that she's not doing it. But

[07:24] on behalf of the entire world, yes, we

[07:26] we think it's weird and we expect her

[07:30] to be

[07:32] so torn apart by what happened. angered

[07:36] on the pursuit. Uh asking all the right

[07:38] questions, teaming up with people who

[07:40] are asking questions, helping them put

[07:41] the pieces together. That Yeah, that is

[07:44] what we expected.

[07:46] You got us. Guilty is charged. We

[07:49] expected her to grieve for a minimally a

[07:52] year. Didn't expect her in the office

[07:54] laughing at emoji 6 days later. I got to

[07:56] be honest. I don't know if this makes me

[07:57] a monster.

[07:59] A guide to grieving quickly within 6

[08:01] months and forgiving with by the 11th

[08:03] day. No, I'm not buying it.

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