Candace Owens Delivers Open Letter to President Trump on Loyalty, Legacy, and Charlie Kirk's Freedom

[00:00] Did you date Jean Michel Trogneux? Are

[00:02] you gay? Why are you so obsessed calling

[00:04] me from the White House? Stop talking

[00:06] about Brigitte.

[00:08] Is it a physical attraction truly that

[00:10] you had there? Dear Mr. President Trump,

[00:13] I've always been a fan of Gladiator

[00:14] movies. I have watched them all

[00:16] countless times. Everybody who watch

[00:18] watches this podcast knows that. And

[00:20] when I consider what it is that I am so

[00:21] drawn to, like is it the actors? Is it

[00:24] the storyline? Yeah, in part, of course.

[00:27] Who could deny like the performance of

[00:29] Russell Crowe in the first film?

[00:32] But above all of that, the characters,

[00:33] the scripts, there sits this sort of

[00:35] incontrovertible truth that I am

[00:37] absolutely fascinated by.

[00:40] Which is the fragility of empires.

[00:42] Right? What is it ultimately that

[00:44] collapses an empire? What makes an

[00:46] emperor

[00:48] weak

[00:49] or an emperor strong?

[00:51] I think more to the heart of the matter,

[00:52] the question is what is it that makes a

[00:55] king or an emperor feel threatened

[00:57] initially? Right?

[00:59] The setup of every movie is always the

[01:01] same. You have the wealthy elites, the

[01:04] politicians perched above a coliseum,

[01:07] slaves fighting to their deaths beneath

[01:10] all for their distinct entertainment,

[01:12] obviously. And then comes the inevitable

[01:15] narrative flip. Suddenly the elites and

[01:17] their scribes and the senators, they

[01:20] perceive a threat.

[01:22] And when does that happen? That's

[01:24] actually not a rhetorical question, Mr.

[01:26] President. I know the answer. It is when

[01:29] a slave

[01:30] begins to command the crowd.

[01:34] Every single time, without fail.

[01:36] That's when the politicians begin to

[01:38] feel worried. And what is of particular

[01:41] interest to me about that moment is that

[01:43] the slaves on their end, they never

[01:46] desire the seats of the politicians.

[01:48] Right? They just want to have their most

[01:49] basic needs met. In most circumstances,

[01:52] they happily would serve some sort of

[01:54] structure of governance forever if their

[01:57] basic needs could be met, but it's

[01:59] proven to be a historical impossibility,

[02:02] right? Inevitably we arrive at the

[02:04] moment of political extravagance, the

[02:07] fabled let them eat cake moment. They

[02:09] just can't stop, right?

[02:12] There can be absolutely no truth between

[02:15] a master and his slave for that reason.

[02:17] The nature of the relationship forbids

[02:20] it. And I think about this a lot now,

[02:22] very often. Mostly in the context of our

[02:25] late mutual friend Charlie Kirk.

[02:29] I think to myself,

[02:30] when was the exact moment that Charlie

[02:33] Kirk understood that he was not free?

[02:37] That he had money and that he had fame,

[02:39] but he did not actually have freedom.

[02:42] You know, between you and I,

[02:44] um

[02:45] whoever it was that made the decision to

[02:46] kill him was correct in their assessment

[02:49] that he was indeed a threat. Because

[02:51] Charlie Kirk could command a crowd. He

[02:54] could. He was capable of that.

[02:56] So much so so much so that he actually

[02:58] um if you think about it, he's been dead

[02:59] for 7 months and the crowd still moves

[03:02] on his behalf. That's incredible. That

[03:04] is real power, Mr. Trump. You should ask

[03:07] yourself, how did he achieve it?

[03:10] I would offer it it's because he never

[03:12] sat above perched looking down at the

[03:14] slaves, right? Charlie understood how

[03:17] movements were built and more crucially

[03:18] how they were sustained.

[03:20] Someone actually said to me shortly

[03:22] after his death that Charlie was a

[03:24] maestro. He understood that every

[03:26] instrument was needed to command an

[03:28] orchestra. The strings, the woodwind,

[03:29] the brass, the percussion, all very

[03:32] different sounds, but he could hear them

[03:33] each brilliantly, each section.

[03:36] And at various times he would conduct

[03:38] one sound above the other, more flute,

[03:41] less violin,

[03:42] or cello.

[03:43] Alex Jones, Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly,

[03:45] Candace Owens, different instruments to

[03:47] be sure.

[03:49] But uh

[03:50] only a fool or someone under the express

[03:52] direction of one could have thought to

[03:55] hit send

[03:56] on what you published on Truth Social

[03:59] last night. And I think that we should

[04:00] read it together, Mr. President. Shall

[04:02] we? Okay. Here's what you wrote. You

[04:03] wrote,

[04:05] "I know why Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly,

[04:08] Candace Owens, and Alex Jones have all

[04:11] been fighting me for years. Especially

[04:14] by the fact that they think it is

[04:16] wonderful for Iran, the number one state

[04:19] sponsor of terror, to have a nuclear

[04:21] weapon.

[04:22] Because they have one thing in common,

[04:25] low IQs. They are stupid people. They

[04:28] know it, their families know it, and

[04:30] everyone else knows it, too.

[04:32] Look at their past. Look at their

[04:34] record. They don't have what it takes

[04:35] and they never did. They've all been

[04:37] thrown off television, lost their shows,

[04:40] and aren't even invited on TV because

[04:42] nobody cares about them. They are nut

[04:44] jobs, troublemakers,

[04:46] and they will say anything necessary for

[04:48] some free and cheap publicity.

[04:51] Now they think they can get some clicks

[04:53] because they have third-rate podcasts,

[04:55] but nobody's talking about them. And

[04:57] their views are the opposite of MAGA or

[05:00] I wouldn't have won the presidential

[05:02] election in a landslide. Okay, let's

[05:04] let's park it there, right? Let's just

[05:05] chew on that portion right there first

[05:09] because it is a stunning break from

[05:12] reality. Cuz I I'll ask the question, uh

[05:15] do you have any idea why it was, Mr.

[05:17] President, that uh your old tweets,

[05:21] the sentences you used to say, which

[05:23] were typically

[05:24] definitely insults back in 2015, but do

[05:26] you ever wonder why they worked?

[05:28] I can help you, right? It's because they

[05:31] were rooted in some element of truth.

[05:35] Okay? So, if you called Rosie O'Donnell

[05:38] unattractive or when you said Hillary

[05:40] Clinton should be in prison, it played

[05:42] to the crowd because although many

[05:45] people thought it was inappropriate and

[05:46] beneath the dignity of a politician,

[05:49] it was based in truth, right? Hillary

[05:50] Clinton's done some things.

[05:53] Now, you can call Megyn Kelly a great

[05:56] many things. I have definitely had my

[05:58] political disagreements with her over

[05:59] the years.

[06:01] Low IQ?

[06:03] Really? Tucker Carlson low IQ, me low

[06:05] IQ, the three of us unsuccessful

[06:08] somehow? When you write stuff like that,

[06:10] you just demonstrate nothing but your

[06:12] own irrationality. It just doesn't land.

[06:15] Nobody cares about them anymore. Really?

[06:18] You're the leader of the free world and

[06:20] you're tweeting about us.

[06:23] I think that means somebody cares.

[06:25] Actually, what nobody cares about

[06:27] anymore and what you seem to have an

[06:28] inability to comprehend

[06:31] is

[06:32] that traditional cable news no longer

[06:34] moves the needle.

[06:36] Cable TV is a dying medium. FDR, he used

[06:40] the radio, right? His voice, the

[06:41] fireside chats. It worked. It moved

[06:44] audiences when it was new.

[06:46] And and when the world transitioned,

[06:48] there and then suddenly it was the dawn

[06:50] of television. JFK's good looks on the

[06:52] screen, that served him. And he used

[06:55] that.

[06:56] Once again, fast forward to today and

[06:58] the world is technologically advancing.

[07:02] Yet you're launching insults at what you

[07:03] don't comprehend. Joe Rogan is not going

[07:06] to do Fox News hits. Do you understand

[07:09] this? He is not trying to get on CNN.

[07:12] None of us are. I don't know how else to

[07:15] help you understand. You are quite

[07:18] literally mocking people because they

[07:20] comprehend something that you don't.

[07:23] Tucker Carlson is more powerful than

[07:24] you. Deep down I think you know that. I

[07:26] think you resent that.

[07:28] Which is proven by your next lines.

[07:30] Let's let's read on.

[07:33] You continue, "MAGA agrees with me and

[07:35] just gave CNN a 100%

[07:39] approval rating of Trump,

[07:41] not hand-flailing fools like Tucker

[07:43] Carlson who couldn't even finish

[07:45] college. He was a broken man when he got

[07:48] fired from Fox and he's never been the

[07:50] same. Perhaps he should see a good

[07:52] psychiatrist." Okay.

[07:55] Obviously Tucker Carlson is in his

[07:56] prime. The whole world understands that.

[07:58] That sentence, he couldn't even finish

[08:01] college.

[08:02] Are you aware that your base is

[08:05] comprised of blue-collar workers who

[08:07] never went to college, many who never so

[08:09] much wanted just wanted to go to

[08:12] college, never dreamed it?

[08:14] The farmers, the ranchers, the plumbers,

[08:15] the electricians, the people who work

[08:17] with their hands, you now

[08:21] stick your nose up to to all of those

[08:23] people?

[08:24] Do you know who else didn't go to

[08:25] college? Um Charlie Kirk didn't go to

[08:27] college.

[08:28] Uh also uh those men, many, I would say,

[08:32] a lot of the men and women that you and

[08:33] Pete Hegseth want to send to their

[08:35] deaths in the Middle East, many of them,

[08:38] probably most of them, didn't go to

[08:40] college.

[08:41] And let me be perfectly clear here when

[08:45] I say that each and every one of them

[08:47] is infinitely more smart and more

[08:50] capable than you and the people that you

[08:52] surround yourself with in this moment.

[08:54] But let's continue.

[08:55] Cuz CNN says you got 100% support.

[08:59] You write, "Or Megyn Kelly who nastily

[09:02] asked me the now famous only Rosie

[09:04] O'Donnell question or crazy Candace

[09:06] Owens who accuses the highly respected

[09:09] first lady of France of being a man when

[09:11] she is not and will hopefully win lots

[09:13] of money in the ongoing lawsuit."

[09:15] Actually, to me the first lady of France

[09:17] is a far more beautiful woman than

[09:19] Candace. In fact, it's not even close.

[09:27] This Brigitte Macron?

[09:31] Who Who did you write that sentence for?

[09:33] Not even Brigitte Macron and Emmanuel

[09:35] Macron applauded that sentence, okay?

[09:37] They said, "Incroyable." It doesn't

[09:39] help. It sometimes propaganda, when it's

[09:41] too naked, actually just hurts the cause

[09:44] that it purports to support. Why are you

[09:46] What is your obsession with with

[09:48] Brigitte? This Brigitte Macron in the

[09:52] swimsuit, you think that you can command

[09:54] people, men, straight men to suddenly

[09:57] think that Brigitte is hot?

[09:59] Did you date Jean-Michel Trogneux? Are

[10:01] you gay? Why are you so obsessed calling

[10:04] me from the White House? Stop talking

[10:05] about Brigitte.

[10:07] Is it a physical attraction, truly, that

[10:09] you had there

[10:11] back when he was better looking, I

[10:13] suppose? Did you sleep with him when he

[10:15] was a man? Do you think people care?

[10:18] To your point about I hope she wins

[10:20] money since it's all you see, gold,

[10:22] shekels. Do you think your base cares

[10:27] when the subject matter is children that

[10:30] are being statutorily raped by their

[10:32] supervisors?

[10:34] Do you understand that no one in MAGA,

[10:37] in true MAGA, cares about money above

[10:40] truth and protecting children?

[10:42] Did you connect that dot

[10:45] when we revolted against you saying,

[10:47] "What about the Epstein files?" That

[10:48] seems to be a theme with you.

[10:50] Protecting people who harm children. Why

[10:53] do you keep doing that?

[10:54] Why do you want people to be sued for

[10:57] standing up to that class?

[11:00] We continue. Let's go back to your your

[11:02] message conclusively, right?

[11:04] Or bankrupt Alex Jones, who says some of

[11:07] the dumbest things and lost his entire

[11:09] fortune as he should have. It's all

[11:11] about money for you, Trump, isn't it?

[11:13] For his horrendous attack on the

[11:14] families of the Sandy Hook shooting

[11:16] victims, ridiculously claiming that it

[11:18] was a hoax. These so-called pundits are

[11:20] losers and they always will be.

[11:23] Now, fake news CNN

[11:26] uh who you literally you you just cited

[11:28] as saying you have 100% support. So, are

[11:30] they fake or are they real, Trump?

[11:32] Now, the fake news CNN, the failing New

[11:35] York Times, and all of the other radical

[11:36] left news organizations are hailing them

[11:39] and giving them positive press for the

[11:40] first time in their lives. They are not

[11:42] MAGA, they are losers. Just trying to

[11:44] latch onto MAGA. As president President

[11:47] I could get them on my side anytime I

[11:49] want, but when they call I don't return

[11:51] their calls because I'm too busy on

[11:54] world and country affairs. And after a

[11:56] few times they go nasty, just like

[11:59] Marjorie Traitor Brown, but I no longer

[12:02] care about that stuff. I only care about

[12:03] doing what's right for our country. MAGA

[12:05] is about winning and strength in not

[12:08] allowing Iran to have nuclear weapons.

[12:10] MAGA is about making America great again

[12:12] and these people have no idea how to do

[12:14] that, but I do because the United States

[12:16] is now the hottest country anywhere in

[12:19] the world.

[12:20] President Donald J. Trump. Well, was

[12:22] that written by Mark Levin?

[12:24] Like when he was six? Or who who put

[12:27] this message together? The hottest

[12:28] country in the world because we're

[12:30] bombing kids for no reason? Because we

[12:33] just killed 150 schoolgirls for no

[12:36] reason? Because uh you guys just lied

[12:38] about six of our servicemen who died?

[12:41] And they they had to leak that to CBS

[12:43] News that you were lying about what was

[12:45] happening in the Is that what makes us

[12:46] hot?

[12:47] Is is hot girl summer being led by

[12:49] Brigitte Macron?

[12:51] And people who attack people other

[12:53] journalists for telling the truth?

[12:55] Is like it What's going on? Who put this

[12:58] message together for you and hit send?

[13:02] You're citing CNN, but you're also

[13:03] dissing CNN for having produced certain

[13:06] polls. I don't know. You just told us

[13:08] that we couldn't get on CNN, but now

[13:09] you're saying that we have good coverage

[13:12] on CNN. You're all over the place. It

[13:15] seems like you can't put together a

[13:16] coherent thought.

[13:18] Let me tell you something and and this

[13:20] is just reality, okay? Going back to

[13:22] just the rules of the jungle, okay? Let

[13:25] let all the politicians and advisers

[13:27] around you evaporate for just a moment.

[13:29] Just you and me, ready?

[13:30] People will not fight beside, behind, or

[13:34] for someone who is fundamentally

[13:36] disloyal.

[13:38] Okay? If disloyalty and deceit is in

[13:41] your nature, then I highly suggest that

[13:43] you combine it with silence.

[13:46] You can be what you are,

[13:48] but I would advise you do it quietly,

[13:50] Trump.

[13:51] Because MAGA is no longer commanded by

[13:52] you and you know it. You know it. You

[13:54] belong to the Epstein class. That is

[13:56] your legacy now.

[13:58] People will see your name on buildings,

[13:59] whatever was agreed upon in those

[14:01] boardrooms with Jared Kushner,

[14:03] uh Trump Gaza hotel, whatever you

[14:06] tweeted so crass. You will see that. You

[14:09] will earn that.

[14:11] And then when they see it, they will

[14:13] think about how many children had to die

[14:15] or be raped by men on islands so that

[14:18] you could stick the Trump name upon a

[14:21] building.

[14:23] And for clarity,

[14:24] Mr. President, that's not my fault.

[14:27] That's not Megyn Kelly's fault. That's

[14:29] not Tucker Carlson's fault. You made

[14:30] that trade.

[14:32] You chose money above respect. And what

[14:35] an absolute shame that you chose to do

[14:37] that toward the end of your life, okay?

[14:39] Because

[14:41] you can't take money and things and

[14:43] stuff with you when you go. Just your

[14:45] soul.

[14:46] And you sold yours for what? Another

[14:48] gilded ballroom?

[14:51] Let me be perfectly clear when I say

[14:52] this, Charlie Kirk,

[14:54] he died free.

[14:56] You will most certainly die a slave,

[14:59] okay? You are in chains right now and

[15:01] the entire world can see that perfectly.

[15:05] At best, what you can hope for in this

[15:07] moment is that maybe maybe one day upon

[15:11] the college campuses that you so deeply

[15:14] cherish, they'll teach all about your

[15:17] now tarnished legacy as the perfect

[15:19] modern-day example of Plato's allegory

[15:22] of the cave. You're familiar with that

[15:23] one? The prisoner chained in a cave.

[15:27] Multiple prisoners chained in a cave

[15:28] with a fire burning behind them,

[15:31] mistaking shadows on the wall for

[15:33] reality.

[15:35] And when one of those prisoners escapes

[15:37] and makes it outside of the cave and

[15:38] into true daylight and sees a way that's

[15:40] not reality and they return and they try

[15:43] to tell the other prisoners,

[15:45] "No no, there's there's truth and

[15:46] there's actually reality outside."

[15:48] They fight that person. They're They're

[15:50] They're They don't believe it. They call

[15:52] that person crazy. That's you. You are

[15:54] chained inside of a cave right now. And

[15:58] um

[15:59] who's making those shadows on the wall,

[16:01] right?

[16:02] At best, the the annals of history,

[16:05] I think within them you will be

[16:07] relegated to a philosophical discussion,

[16:10] the madness of President Trump. People

[16:12] will ask, "Who made Mr. Trump believe

[16:16] the shadows on the wall were real?"

[16:18] The professor will chide the class and

[16:20] in in essays students will cite the

[16:22] example

[16:24] of the

[16:26] man who was once considered a leader of

[16:28] a movement suddenly reduced

[16:30] to sitting on the side

[16:33] in the situation room at the White House

[16:34] while the leader of a foreign country,

[16:36] Benjamin Netanyahu,

[16:38] stands above him convincing him that

[16:42] Iran represents an imminent threat which

[16:44] can be crippled within weeks.

[16:47] Yeah, the students in that class will be

[16:48] mystified. It will be such a compelling

[16:52] examination. Good discussion.

[16:55] Bibi is your master.

[16:57] Maybe it's Miriam Adelson that lights

[16:59] the fire and Bibi that makes the shadows

[17:01] on the wall,

[17:02] but the entire world recognizes that

[17:05] now.