Candace Owens Exposes 45-Year-Old Woman Behind 4,040 Obsessive Tweets and Dangerous Group Chat Targeting Her Family

[00:00] Rita Whitner makes Laura Loomer look

[00:02] stable.

[00:04] That's That's saying a lot. This woman,

[00:06] this 45-year-old cat woman, genuinely

[00:08] probably needs someone who loves her to

[00:10] take her phone away because she's

[00:11] growing This is rad- That's radicalism.

[00:12] That's So, last week, uh we told you

[00:14] about this group chat of 92 individuals

[00:18] uh who have been obsessively,

[00:20] thankfully, one of them

[00:22] who I had a very nice conversation with,

[00:23] actually, and explained to me, "Yes, I

[00:26] participate in this and actually just

[00:28] wanted to say sorry." And said, like, I

[00:30] was, you know, healing, had nothing to

[00:32] do, and I then realized that this group

[00:34] had become very toxic. And what started

[00:35] as something that seems nice, it was

[00:37] called, well, like, Protect Erica Kirk,

[00:39] and seemed like people were just kind of

[00:41] sharing things to sort of debunk things

[00:43] that I was saying. Fine. You're allowed

[00:45] to do that. You're allowed to watch a

[00:46] show and debunk. Then became very toxic.

[00:48] They started speaking about uh wanting

[00:51] to know where I lived, uh hoping trying

[00:53] to figure out whether me and my husband

[00:54] had divorced. A lot of like what we saw

[00:57] Laura Loomer posting for a while, uh

[00:59] wanting to to know more about my

[01:02] kids and sharing information that is

[01:04] just unbelievably bonkers. I can't

[01:06] believe they legitimately thought that

[01:08] we were purchasing a house for our eight

[01:11] nannies. Just want to say that.

[01:13] Protecting Mrs. Kirk, et cetera, spelled

[01:16] e c t, I love that abbreviation there,

[01:18] ect.

[01:19] Um and they then were getting It was

[01:22] getting toxic. And by the way, as you

[01:24] know, we put somebody in prison last

[01:26] year who was a part of a I It was like a

[01:29] Jewish

[01:30] group chat. It was only 26 members, and

[01:32] the same thing happened. Somebody in the

[01:33] group got radicalized because for some

[01:36] people, they're sharing information,

[01:37] they think it's fun, they're healing,

[01:38] and then there are people in the group

[01:39] that are mentally unstable, and it

[01:41] becomes their life, and this guy then

[01:43] started plotting my assassination. Uh

[01:45] because he got a little too fired up,

[01:46] and the FBI got involved. He got

[01:48] arrested. He pled guilty. His name is

[01:49] Jaime Braverman, and he is in prison.

[01:51] You can look that up. The media did not

[01:52] want to cover it, but we did put a

[01:54] would-be Jewish terrorist in prison.

[01:56] Now, we discovered that a Jewish woman

[01:57] put together this group and she has been

[02:00] very involved on pro-Israel causes long

[02:02] before Charlie was assassinated. And

[02:05] there are 92 members and they are

[02:07] looking for now personal information,

[02:08] which is why this woman excused herself

[02:10] from the group and said this is now

[02:11] getting This is seems to me to be

[02:13] getting dangerous. And so we will be

[02:15] filing something and um we have found

[02:17] out more information about other group

[02:19] members, but at the same time one of the

[02:22] group members all got exposed this

[02:23] weekend and I got to tell you the

[02:25] backstory of this is just pointedly

[02:27] hilarious. So, I used to work at the

[02:29] Daily Wire, obviously didn't end well,

[02:31] and they had a very bizarre super fan

[02:34] community meaning like I it was just

[02:36] kind of weird that anybody would

[02:38] dedicate this much time to podcasters

[02:41] and um it turned out that the then CEO

[02:45] flew these people out to the Daily Wire

[02:49] to meet these super fans and then

[02:50] obviously that made them like even

[02:52] crazier. I always assumed that these

[02:54] were like young women because it gave me

[02:56] like Taylor Swift's fan club and why I

[02:58] always critique her when she's dealing

[03:00] with these like pre-pubescent teens that

[03:02] will literally kill for her and she says

[03:04] something like I didn't get my masters.

[03:06] Like she has to be careful with that

[03:08] because these people's brains aren't

[03:09] developed. So, my assumption was that

[03:11] this account No Soup for Noels was like

[03:13] a

[03:14] a young person who got obsessed and then

[03:17] got more obsessed because this they're

[03:19] using an avatar that looks like this and

[03:20] got more obsessed with the Daily Wire.

[03:22] They started attacking me with uh this

[03:25] Britta is her name started attacking me

[03:27] with the Crisis King stuff because she

[03:29] was a Daily Wire super fan and like

[03:30] obviously I knew that their PR agent and

[03:33] Jeremy Boring were working through her

[03:35] because Jeremy Boring likes to find

[03:37] these sorts of like people who will like

[03:40] jump in front of him and do whatever for

[03:43] him and like kind of stroked this nobody

[03:45] on the cheek. I can't with that left ear

[03:46] I can't with that right ear, man. It's

[03:48] driving me crazy. The face lift is

[03:49] driving me crazy.

[03:50] Um so anyway, this Britta is her name

[03:53] and my assumption was she was young. All

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[04:45] What ended up happening was she gets

[04:47] revealed as this Britta Widener who is

[04:50] And imagine, she's been going after my

[04:51] family, my husband. She was part of

[04:53] people perpetuating the lies about my

[04:55] husband, okay? Remember back in April?

[04:58] She was a part of that group. She's in

[04:59] this group of 92 people.

[05:01] And she gets exposed as Britta Widener

[05:03] who got a DUI last year. It is a tragic

[05:06] DUI photo, okay?

[05:08] And I'm just looking at this going, I

[05:10] can't believe this woman is almost 45

[05:14] years old. 45 years old.

[05:18] Cat woman, childless, exactly what you

[05:20] would expect, the prototype of this. But

[05:21] I want you to understand that like this

[05:23] woman is

[05:25] she's not well, okay? So this account

[05:27] that counts up tweets of how many tweets

[05:29] someone says, I think I showed you a

[05:31] couple of weeks ago that like Laura

[05:33] Loomer sent like 1,800 tweets about me

[05:35] and we were like, that is crazy.

[05:37] This woman, No Soup For Noels, Britta

[05:39] Widener, makes Laura Loomer look stable.

[05:43] That's what That's saying a lot. She

[05:44] makes Laura Loomer look stable. He

[05:46] counted up not her tweets over a year,

[05:48] okay? Her tweets over 11 months since

[05:52] Charlie Kirk's assassination about me.

[05:55] This woman, this 45-year-old cat woman,

[05:58] sent 4,040

[06:01] and tweets

[06:03] about me.

[06:05] Since Charlie Kirk's death, that's in

[06:06] addition to her being in a group where

[06:07] she tweets where she talks about me all

[06:09] day, is trying to figure out where I

[06:10] live, talking about my husband. Do you

[06:12] understand that this is this is the

[06:13] exact kind of person that like genuinely

[06:16] probably needs someone who loves her to

[06:18] take her phone away because she's

[06:19] growing This is right that's radicalism.

[06:20] That's 4,040 tweets. So, I said, "How

[06:23] many tweets" Their group is called

[06:25] Protect Erica Kirk. "How many tweets

[06:27] have I sent about Erica Kirk since

[06:29] Charlie's assassination?"

[06:31] And the answer from this same guy is in

[06:34] comparison, I have sent 104 tweets about

[06:39] Erica Kirk.

[06:41] 4,040

[06:42] versus 104 tweets about a person who

[06:46] took over Charlie Kirk's company. That

[06:48] is just to demonstrate to you this is

[06:49] what is going on in the background and I

[06:51] do believe like the person who left this

[06:53] group, she just said that she thinks

[06:54] someone's going to get hurt. She's like,

[06:55] "These people are unwell. It's it's all

[06:57] they think about all day. They're

[06:58] sharing your kitchen. They're trying to

[07:00] learn about your nannies." All the like

[07:02] What are you Why are you sharing my

[07:04] kitchen in a group chat?

[07:06] So, sharing this story, what ended up

[07:08] happening was people who know other

[07:09] people in the group began emailing our

[07:11] tips line and what we are discovering

[07:13] about the profiles of the people in this

[07:15] group, this is the a beginning of the

[07:16] story. Like Britta Weidner probably

[07:19] should check into rehab and stop letting

[07:20] homosexual men direct her actions, but

[07:23] um there's a lot more here. We just

[07:25] learned about a conservative company a

[07:27] conservative corporation um who have top

[07:30] people at the company that are involved

[07:32] in this group chat and so this will be a

[07:34] beginning not an end. We're going to

[07:35] keep an eye on this Protecting Mrs.

[07:37] Erica Kirk group chat. It's getting And

[07:39] of course like Paramount Notsotactical

[07:40] was the only virtually the only male

[07:42] that's in that group, which is

[07:43] hilarious.

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