Candace Owens Exposes Erika Kirk's Flight from Women's Leadership Summit and Demands Turning Point USA Answer FOIA Questions

[00:01] All right, you guys. Happy Wednesday,

[00:03] ladies and gentlemen. Dana Lash, man,

[00:05] she had a bit of a crash out yesterday

[00:07] on X. That's the woman who was quoting

[00:09] scripture like Satan. It turns out she

[00:11] did not like our bit yesterday. I was

[00:13] just reacting to what I was watching.

[00:15] She says that we're mocking scripture

[00:18] when we mock her saying the widow. The

[00:21] widow. Just bizarre. It just made me

[00:24] deeply uncomfortable to watch these

[00:26] people. Well, it's so obvious that this

[00:27] is not biblically based when they say

[00:29] it. Plus, I should tell you later on in

[00:31] the show, um, we have received another

[00:33] response regarding our FOIA request, uh,

[00:36] the White House shooting incident that

[00:38] wasn't actually really a shooting

[00:40] incident at the correspondence dinner. I

[00:42] have not let up on that. I refuse to let

[00:44] that go because it matters. The

[00:46] emotional asset, Erica Kirk, the staging

[00:48] of that is unbelievably controversial.

[00:51] And I told the truth about the email. We

[00:54] also need to discuss Ivanka Trump

[00:56] because man oh man, that island that she

[00:59] claims that she discovered off the coast

[01:01] of Albania, that is something. It is a

[01:03] lot to take in. I feel like the Trump

[01:05] family in general right now are doing

[01:07] the most. They are a lot to take in

[01:10] altogether. And um I guess what I want

[01:14] you to learn today as you go into this

[01:15] is that we are very much living in

[01:18] oligarchy. And it's kind of a dangerous

[01:20] one because they're not even pretending

[01:22] to operate like a Democratic republic

[01:25] anymore. So, welcome back to Candace.

[01:43] Okay, just so we can establish some

[01:45] general rules here at the top. Just

[01:47] because you can cite a biblical proverb

[01:51] or a verse, it does not immediately

[01:53] confer upon you sanctification. Agreed.

[01:56] Right? There are many criminals, literal

[01:58] gang members who have tattoos on their

[02:00] body that say, "Fear God." They

[02:02] typically have a crucifix inked in with

[02:05] uh some biblical proverb accompanying it

[02:07] on their calves or maybe their torso. It

[02:09] does not work as some imaginary shield

[02:11] that removes them from accountability.

[02:13] For example, notorious B.I., right? He

[02:16] had Psalm 27 tattooed on his body. Did

[02:18] you know that Biggie was also arrested

[02:21] seven times in total? The first arrest

[02:23] was in 1989, the year I was born, for

[02:26] carrying a loaded unregistered firearm.

[02:28] Other arrests were for selling drugs,

[02:29] robbery, uh assaulting two autograph

[02:33] seekers. At no point to my knowledge did

[02:35] he say, "But officer,

[02:38] don't you see my Bible verse that I have

[02:40] tatted on me? I know Bible verses." As

[02:42] another example, better example perhaps,

[02:45] Diddy, Sean Combmes, Puff Daddy, P.

[02:48] Diddy. He's got a prominent back tattoo.

[02:51] A back tattoo that has the depiction of

[02:53] the Madonna and Jesus as an infant in

[02:56] her arms. He revealed this extensive

[02:59] body art on social media with the

[03:00] phrase, "I got the front and she got the

[03:03] back." Does that make Diddy holy? Is it

[03:07] therefore ungodly for us to question his

[03:09] baby oil parties, the freakoffs, the

[03:11] alleged rapes, uh, abuse, the drugs,

[03:14] because did he knows how to cite Bible

[03:16] verses and has a picture of the Madan on

[03:18] his back? No further questions, I guess,

[03:21] because, uh, he he actually lost the

[03:23] mother of his children. Did you know

[03:24] that Kim Porter, mother of his children,

[03:27] tragically died? And by the way, there

[03:29] are a lot of swirling questions and

[03:31] innuendo. a lot of people who believe

[03:33] that Diddy had something to do with her

[03:35] untimely death because she was in the

[03:37] midst of publishing a tell- all book

[03:39] about Diddy uh to tell the world about

[03:41] his secret life which we all are

[03:43] familiar with now. But how dare those

[03:46] people question him? Did he lost Kim

[03:49] Porter and he's got a Madonna on his

[03:51] back and the Bible is clear about

[03:52] widows? Widows.

[03:55] You know, despite all of Diddy's crimes,

[03:57] I got to say, at the very least, he did

[03:58] not uh try to run a biblical grift on

[04:02] the public when he got caught because

[04:04] that would have been absurd. It would

[04:05] have added insult to injury. And when

[04:08] people believe that you might be

[04:09] involved in trafficking, potentially

[04:11] murder, you should probably just respond

[04:14] factually and formally with something

[04:17] obvious, uh, something other than this

[04:19] obvious scripture grift that we've all

[04:22] become accustomed to with Turning Point

[04:23] USA. But clearly that concept of

[04:27] meaningful response entirely evades

[04:30] turning point. Taking responsibility for

[04:31] your actions and how they're received by

[04:33] the public is not something within their

[04:35] repertoire. Uh so Dana Lash had a bit of

[04:37] a mental breakdown last night on X,

[04:39] claiming she didn't care that people

[04:41] were mocking her absurd speech uh from

[04:44] the women's leadership summit when she

[04:47] herself made a mockery of the Bible. She

[04:49] took to X to claim that and no big deal,

[04:52] I don't care. but then proceeded to

[04:54] author more than 23 tweets in response

[04:58] to people calling her out. Take a look.

[05:00] And we obviously can't read all these.

[05:01] This is just how how much she didn't

[05:03] care. You see, there's another page of

[05:05] her not caring at all. She's calling

[05:07] everyone triggered. We did one

[05:10] discovered this your speech and she's uh

[05:13] lost her mind. She has We could just

[05:15] keep going. She just couldn't stop last

[05:18] night coming apart wanting people to see

[05:20] things her way. We don't see it your

[05:22] way. Anyway, I want to let you guys know

[05:25] that after someone called Erica Kirk a

[05:28] pedophile protector. Erica actually did

[05:31] not complete the entirety of her speech.

[05:33] I was told that. Um I'm told she

[05:35] shortened it. And beyond that, that she

[05:37] then ditched the um women's leadership

[05:39] summit event altogether. Not staying to

[05:42] close out the event. That's uh something

[05:44] that Charlie always did. Um and beyond

[05:47] anything else, the reason you do that is

[05:49] to thank all of the organizers for their

[05:51] hard work.

[05:52] But she didn't do that. And that scoop

[05:56] that I had was subsequently confirmed by

[05:59] Dana Lash on her show. Take a listen.

[06:01] She was very, very obviously upset, but

[06:04] she held it together on stage. She

[06:05] wasn't there for the whole weekend.

[06:08] She was scheduled to be there for the

[06:09] whole weekend, but who would want to

[06:12] endure that?

[06:15] Okay, so once again, Erica Kirk went

[06:18] home. Okay, she went home and I

[06:22] personally just cannot stress enough how

[06:24] unqualified she is to run this

[06:26] organization academically, emotionally,

[06:29] and yes, Dana, this might shock you, but

[06:31] biblically speaking, Erica is completely

[06:34] unfit. Okay, Charlie Kirk was heckled

[06:37] everywhere he went. Every time he spoke,

[06:39] Antifa outside, don't forget Antifa

[06:42] notoriously chased me and Charlie out of

[06:44] a restaurant in Philadelphia once. They

[06:45] threw an egg at Charlie and he smiled

[06:49] and he laughed and he waved at the

[06:51] camera. Okay, take a listen. Take a look

[06:53] at this.

[07:12] Hey, come over here.

[07:27] Today marks nine months without uh

[07:29] Charlie in the universe. That happy

[07:31] warrior. Instead, now we have his widow,

[07:33] his widow as they are trying to brand

[07:35] her as. The point that I'm making here

[07:38] is he was challenged everywhere that he

[07:39] went. There was not a single campus that

[07:41] he arrived upon that he was not heckled

[07:43] or directly made to respond and answer

[07:45] for his life choices. And he was always

[07:47] prepared to do so. Erica, on the other

[07:50] hand, is simply not built for public

[07:51] life. All right? That's why she did not

[07:53] want to face an empty crowd with JD

[07:56] Vance and she instead chose to make up a

[07:58] secret service proof threat which

[08:01] required her to fly home while the vice

[08:04] president was sent to lecture us in her

[08:06] absence because she abandoned her

[08:08] commitment again just like she did with

[08:10] WLS. She just abandons her commitments

[08:12] and then we are in trouble regarding how

[08:14] she feels. She then made a decision to

[08:17] attend a public function, the White

[08:19] House correspondents dinner, somewhere

[08:21] her husband never attended, pleaded

[08:24] thereafter that she wanted to go home as

[08:26] if someone was preventing her from doing

[08:27] so. A moment which was conveniently

[08:29] captured in front of the cameras, of

[08:31] course, after the Secret Service fired

[08:33] at one another. We then got lectured

[08:35] again for failing to protect the widow

[08:37] at her random social events. So now she

[08:40] gets heckled and she gets called a

[08:41] pedophile protector at her own event.

[08:44] And why does that hurt her feelings? and

[08:46] and cause her to flee. That statement

[08:48] can never hurt my feelings because it's

[08:50] not true. Erica should be able to easily

[08:53] explain why she chooses to partner with

[08:55] people for faith who are credibly

[08:58] accused one way or the other in the

[09:00] court of law as Greg Lori is of

[09:02] trafficking people from Romania. Maybe

[09:05] maybe there is actually a reasonable

[09:07] explanation as to why Erica is always

[09:09] involved with these short sorts of shady

[09:11] people who are focused on human

[09:13] trafficking charitably as a social

[09:15] issue. Maybe there's a reasonable

[09:17] explanation why she was hanging around

[09:19] Jeffrey Epstein's orbit of people over

[09:21] at Next Model Management in New York

[09:23] City. But we certainly would like to

[09:26] hear it. We deserve to hear it. Instead,

[09:28] her method of dealing with reasonable

[09:29] public questions is to use Turning

[09:32] Point's bottomless budget to target

[09:34] people with influencers and lawyers

[09:37] while she directs her private plane to

[09:39] transport her away from any meaningful

[09:41] debate. So, I'm going to say this again.

[09:42] Erica Kirk is not built for public life.

[09:45] She is not qualified for public life, or

[09:47] rather legitimate public life, earned

[09:50] public life, but she carries on anyway

[09:54] because this is what was promised to

[09:56] her. That's my honest opinion that I

[09:57] want to share with you guys today. I

[09:58] believe Erica Kirk was told that they

[10:00] would make her vice president in 2028.

[10:04] That's what it feels like to me when I

[10:05] look at everything that's happened, what

[10:06] they were doing, the way the wind was

[10:08] blowing, it was like Erica Kirk was

[10:10] promised that she would become vice

[10:12] president of the United States

[10:15] because she has approached everything as

[10:18] though it was a coronation, right? A

[10:20] coronation. And in a traditional

[10:23] aristocracy, you don't care about the

[10:26] voice of the people. You don't need to

[10:28] answer questions. You're just born into

[10:30] it. And if we're being honest, the idea

[10:33] that someone can simply be installed

[10:35] into a position of power, that is the

[10:37] truest representation of the United

[10:40] States that we live in today and

[10:43] yesterday. By the way, we live in

[10:46] oligarchy. Okay? Few powerful people are

[10:50] controlling everything. And that

[10:51] oligarchy has guaranteed Erica Kirk

[10:55] power.

[10:56] But what's happening right now, and I

[10:58] want you to pay close attention to this,

[10:59] is that Erica Erica has discovered that

[11:01] while she does enjoy the benefits from

[11:03] the power of the oligarchy, she loves

[11:05] that. She's like, "This is great. This

[11:06] is amazing." She never considered what

[11:08] it would feel like, what it would mean

[11:10] if she only had the oligarchy on her

[11:13] side. Okay, so let me explain that

[11:15] another way. Erica wants both. She wants

[11:18] the power of the few to pull the strings

[11:20] behind the scenes to force the many to

[11:23] authentically like her with enough ad

[11:26] spend, with enough tears, with the right

[11:27] outfits, with the right words and

[11:29] speeches written for her. She wants that

[11:32] feeling that that high that she's

[11:33] chasing is when she came out at the

[11:36] memorial event

[11:38] and everyone genuinely loved her and

[11:42] embraced her and cried for her and

[11:44] cheered for her. Erica is chasing that

[11:47] high of being truly desired. And that

[11:50] only works if the people are unaware of

[11:54] the puppet masters in the background.

[11:56] Okay? A perfect example of that would be

[11:57] Barack Obama. Barack Obama was created.

[12:00] His rise was not authentic. He was

[12:02] groomed from childhood for the position

[12:04] that he eventually held. But back in

[12:07] 2008, we were all kind of asleep. Okay?

[12:09] We were not alive to that plausibility.

[12:11] Uh maybe a few people were, but the

[12:12] majority was not. So, we genuinely loved

[12:15] him. We thought it was going to bring

[12:17] change. I'll also add here that Barack

[12:20] Obama for all his flaws, he he was

[12:23] articulate and he was convincing. These

[12:24] are two things that Erica Kirk lacks.

[12:26] She lacks character. So, it's more

[12:28] difficult of a cell to try to give Erica

[12:31] Kirk to the public and say you must

[12:32] accept her. What we do know is that

[12:35] Erica is not who she is pretending to

[12:37] be. That much is obvious. She's nasty

[12:39] behind the scenes and she directs these

[12:41] hits that are coming at people, people

[12:43] that question her, uh, the authority

[12:45] that's been handed over to her. And as I

[12:47] told you guys before, it was her who

[12:49] personally made phone calls to people

[12:51] telling them not to attend the Catholic

[12:54] for Catholics event that I did back in

[12:55] March. She made phone calls to priests,

[12:58] bishops, despite denying being Catholic

[13:02] and attendees alike, telling them not to

[13:04] attend uh, a prayer event wasn't a

[13:06] political event. was talking about Erica

[13:08] Kirk on stage all while she publicly

[13:11] pretends that she's some innocent victim

[13:13] who's trying to carry on her husband's

[13:15] vision. Guess what? Your husband

[13:16] believed in the free markets. They

[13:18] didn't believe he didn't believe in

[13:19] power phone calls behind the scenes.

[13:20] You're operating like Ben Shapiro, not

[13:22] Charlie Kirk. Erica directs every single

[13:25] thing that you are seeing from behind

[13:27] the scenes because she's a coward. Okay,

[13:29] it was her who directed Andrew Kovette

[13:31] to lie about Charlie's attendance at the

[13:33] Catholic Church. He just likes the

[13:36] architecture. Oh, really? Really?

[13:40] Andrew Kovette was live texting with

[13:42] Erica during that interview with Alex

[13:44] Clark to make sure that he had

[13:46] permission because they wanted to

[13:47] protect their evangelical Zionist base

[13:49] of donors. That's they cared about the

[13:52] money, not the truth. And you can call

[13:54] me whatever you want to call me, but I

[13:55] am not a coward. I am spending zero

[13:57] dollars on ads or influencer networks.

[13:59] I've never once told people not to

[14:02] attend Erica Kirk events. In fact, I

[14:03] encourage the opposite. More debate is

[14:05] necessary. Ask and answer questions

[14:07] publicly. This is not something that

[14:09] they are willing to do unless it is an

[14:11] easy slam dunk. They wait for somebody

[14:13] to make a mistake and then they all

[14:15] pounce and pretend that they're open to

[14:18] having a conversation.

[14:20] And I can tell you right now, they are

[14:22] still refusing to answer a very

[14:23] important question. Whether or not the

[14:24] video that they presented of Erica uh

[14:27] being named by Charlie Kirk, I appoint

[14:29] my wife to this position. Is it

[14:31] doctorred? Yes or no? Little detail. No

[14:35] person who works for Turning Point USA

[14:37] has answered this question. Now,

[14:41] one of the benefits of being sued all

[14:42] the time is you learn a little bit about

[14:44] legal loopholes. I'm educated enough to

[14:47] know that if they lie about this, there

[14:50] could be real costly legal

[14:53] ramifications. So, I intentionally

[14:55] addressed my email where I asked, "Was

[14:59] this doctorred to Justin Strife, who is

[15:02] the COO, to Andrew Kovette, who is the

[15:04] official spokesperson of Turning Point

[15:06] USA, and to their lawyer?" And yet, they

[15:09] declined to respond officially. Instead,

[15:11] they had the TPUSA account, who we don't

[15:13] know who runs that account, right?

[15:15] They've gone against that account in the

[15:17] past and said, "Oh, we don't. It's it's

[15:18] gone rogue."

[15:21] Answer by not answering. Actually, they

[15:23] didn't answer whether or not it was

[15:24] doctorred, but when I saw that tweet go

[15:26] out as opposed to someone answering my

[15:28] email, but they shared the email, I

[15:29] understood that that's a legal loophole.

[15:31] So, I have since written them twice by

[15:33] email, politely insisting upon a written

[15:36] response from an identifiable Turning

[15:38] Point USA executive. Here are my emails

[15:40] that I sent yesterday and this morning.

[15:42] Yesterday I wrote, "Just following up as

[15:44] we saw the tweet response from Turning

[15:46] Point USA's exac account, but we are

[15:48] seeking an onrecord statement from

[15:49] someone identifiable at the company

[15:51] reduced to just two questions below.

[15:54] There is a video circulating online from

[15:56] your WLS event during which Charlie Kirk

[15:59] seemingly appoints Erica to run Turning

[16:00] Point USA in his absence. Can you

[16:02] confirm that the video shared is

[16:04] entirely authentic and has not been

[16:05] doctorred in any way? A simple yes or no

[16:07] will suffice. Two is the video shared

[16:10] within its proper context, meaning

[16:11] Charlie was not speaking in justest.

[16:13] Thank you again, Candace. No response.

[16:16] Follow up again this morning again to

[16:17] Charlie Kirk and Andrew Kovette who has

[16:19] the legal means to respond to this and

[16:22] yet has declined to do so as the

[16:24] official spokesperson. Hey all, just

[16:27] following up again on the below. We

[16:30] would really appreciate a clean

[16:32] statement from somebody identifiable at

[16:33] Turning Point USA to confirm that the

[16:35] video released has not been doctorred in

[16:37] any way and that Charlie's statements

[16:39] are properly contextualized. You have

[16:41] expressed publicly that you would like

[16:43] this obsession with this video to end.

[16:45] We are coming to you directly to provide

[16:46] the means to formally end this

[16:48] discussion as no person from the

[16:50] organization has yet to confirm the

[16:51] video has not been intentionally

[16:53] doctorred or modified using AI tools.

[16:55] Thank you. And to be clear, Blake Nef

[16:58] does not work for Turning Point USA.

[17:00] Graham Allen does not work for Turning

[17:02] Point USA. They keep going out to their

[17:05] soldiers when the people who could just

[17:07] come out and say something and show the

[17:09] entire video, Erica Kirk,

[17:12] uh, Andrew Kovett, Justin Strife

[17:17] could just literally clarify it. The

[17:19] donor. The donor. You know, that was one

[17:23] of their um hang-ups, right? They said,

[17:25] "Well, we we were trying to protect the

[17:27] donor." Protect the donor from what? You

[17:28] asked a question. The question was

[17:31] reasonable, right? If you're he gives

[17:33] this presentation and talks about

[17:34] whatever he's going to do, you might ask

[17:36] a reasonable question like, "Hey,

[17:38] Charlie, you're one guy." That's how I

[17:41] was told. The context was you're one

[17:43] guy. Um, what would happen if you

[17:45] weren't here? Why would they have to

[17:47] protect the donor from that? The donor

[17:51] who asked the question was Julie Fields.

[17:54] and Arthur Fields from North Carolina.

[17:57] That barrier has now been removed for

[17:59] Turning Point USA. You can you are now

[18:00] free to share the entire video in its

[18:02] context because the world now knows what

[18:04] donors asked the question. And to people

[18:06] watching this, this is not an

[18:08] invitation. There's nothing the donors

[18:09] did wrong here. They asked the question

[18:11] after a presentation. Um in fact, the

[18:14] donor who told me that it's doctorred

[18:16] and is willing to go very far on this

[18:18] claim that that that is doctorred uh

[18:21] said that they similarly thought the

[18:23] same thing. Charlie are one guy. That's

[18:24] why they had this secondary dinner with

[18:26] him after this and spoke to him about

[18:28] it. And Charlie never once said anything

[18:30] about Erica to them about his plans. He

[18:33] simply reiterated that the board would

[18:35] figure it out. He talked about Steve

[18:37] Jobs. He talked about people uh like

[18:39] Steve Job like Steve Jobs who lost his

[18:41] life and Apple carried on. He did not

[18:44] elect Eric Kirk to take his spot legally

[18:46] in any documents uh outside of private

[18:49] conversations that we're never going to

[18:50] hear. But this is a video that exists

[18:53] and I just helped you remove a barrier.

[18:55] So you're free to now share the entire

[18:56] thing. And again, I want to be clear. I

[18:59] don't think the donors did anything

[19:00] wrong. So we don't need to look into the

[19:03] donors. We're just helping turning

[19:04] points remove the barrier because it

[19:06] doesn't matter. Even though the donors

[19:07] are not even on camera, like I said, I

[19:10] have become legally literate due to a

[19:11] great many frivolous lawsuits against

[19:13] me. Andrew Kovette is very clearly being

[19:16] advised to lie by omission or to bring

[19:18] on people who are willing to lie

[19:20] explicitly like Graham Allen uh to have

[19:23] other people make claims while he

[19:25] refrains from making them. Most

[19:27] notorious is when he hosted Graham Allen

[19:28] to claim that the White House

[19:30] correspondents internal email that I

[19:32] shared was fake.

[19:34] Andrew Kovette knows that that email is

[19:37] not fake. And when we receive our FOIA

[19:40] response officially regarding the email,

[19:42] Andrew Kovette is going to look like the

[19:44] liar that he is. As an update on that,

[19:47] because we don't leave anything alone

[19:49] and we have balls in the air, uh we told

[19:52] you that Erica Kirk in that email was

[19:54] described as an emotional asset. This

[19:56] was approximately 1 hour after the

[19:58] shooting when the main concern should

[20:00] have been safety.

[20:02] Instead, the Department of War was

[20:05] directing people to artificially boost

[20:07] her. I want to go home video because it

[20:10] was an emotional asset. They wanted that

[20:13] video to be the number one video by

[20:16] morning.

[20:18] So, we sent out a bunch of FOIA

[20:20] requests. We had first heard back from

[20:23] the NSA who informed us that the request

[20:26] was redirected to the Department of War.

[20:28] That's very interesting. It's Pete

[20:29] Hegsath's department. The implication is

[20:32] that the email was controlled by them.

[20:35] The Department of War has since replied

[20:36] informing us that the burden was too

[20:38] heavy uh regarding our request because

[20:41] it was not specific enough. Now, I feel

[20:42] like our request was very specific. We

[20:44] gave them a 5-day window and we asked

[20:47] for any emails which included the name

[20:50] Erica Kirk. I don't know how many emails

[20:51] could be sent about Erica Kirk in a

[20:53] 5-day window uh at the Department of

[20:57] War, but we went back to them. Um, and

[21:00] I'll show you this email that they sent

[21:02] back to us that you can see about the

[21:03] burden being uh too heavy. If you want

[21:05] to pull that, um, that email up. Uh, you

[21:08] do not appear to be seeking records.

[21:10] This is the old email controlled by the

[21:11] NSA. We redirected your request. And

[21:14] then, do you guys have the email where

[21:15] they came back and said that it was too

[21:18] much of a burden? Maybe you don't have

[21:19] that. So then we went back to them with

[21:21] a very specific follow-up. We emailed

[21:23] them immediately and we said this um our

[21:27] our email to Department of War. He said,

[21:29] "Thank you for the prompt response,

[21:30] looping us all. I wrote looping us all

[21:32] into the same email as the request is

[21:34] coming from my office to give more

[21:36] specifics as to the exact records that

[21:38] we are requesting. We gave them the

[21:40] dates. We gave them the exact emails

[21:43] sent and received from uh we named

[21:47] specific Department of War recipients uh

[21:49] who could be included in that. Bradley

[21:52] Hansel, Richard Smallley, Gustav

[21:55] Anderly, Michaela Mott Marzuka. And

[21:58] regarding the records specifically, we

[22:00] are I said we are only looking for any

[22:01] and all email correspondences regarding

[22:03] Erica Kirk and the White House

[22:04] correspondents in her shooting incident

[22:06] and are only requesting you to conduct a

[22:08] search as it pertains to the relevant

[22:10] personnel in your department. Because in

[22:12] the email that they sent to us, they

[22:14] said, "Well, we then would have to

[22:16] search across multiple departments and

[22:17] that's too much of a burden because many

[22:19] different departments were included on

[22:21] that email." So we said, "We're not

[22:22] asking you to do that. We just want you

[22:24] to tell us in your department of war who

[22:27] was emailing about Erica Kirk during

[22:28] this time frame, this leadup to her

[22:30] giving a speech coming out like Janet

[22:32] Jackson.

[22:34] All of this stuff matters deeply. Okay,

[22:37] it matters deeply when you look at what

[22:39] is happening to this country. When you

[22:40] look at they don't care about the will

[22:42] of the people anymore. When you look at

[22:44] what's happening in Kentucky, right?

[22:45] When you look at the 180 that Turning

[22:48] Point USA has done on Charlie's vision,

[22:50] the lies that they have told, the lies

[22:52] that we have exposed, the fact that they

[22:54] just keep on going because they have

[22:56] enough money, uh, Apac uh, effectively

[23:00] ousting Thomas Massie, Ed Gowin not even

[23:03] running in Kentucky, he doesn't even

[23:04] care to run because he knows that he's

[23:06] got the oligarchy behind him and they

[23:07] will make it happen. It's like stealing

[23:09] elections in broad daylight. Trump

[23:12] saying, "I don't care if you don't want

[23:13] to go to war with Iran and we're going

[23:15] to bomb their bridges. We're going to

[23:16] commit war crimes by the Geneva

[23:18] Convention definition and we don't care

[23:22] anymore."

[23:24] Yeah, that matters deeply.

[23:27] Charlie Kirk was assassinated and we all

[23:29] know that it wasn't by the left. Okay,

[23:33] Charlie Kirk was not assassinated by the

[23:35] I don't care how many influencers are

[23:37] paid to tell you otherwise. We have

[23:40] common sense. Okay, they may have power

[23:43] and money and Barry Weiss's being

[23:45] installed uh to control the media, the

[23:48] mainstream media, but we have common

[23:51] sense and we know Charlie Kirk was not

[23:53] assassinated by a random leftist and his

[23:57] trans furry boyfriend.

[24:00] We know that this is deep state. We know

[24:02] that we are looking at an assassination

[24:04] akin to JFK. And we know that the

[24:06] subject matter is Israel. Everything

[24:09] that we have looked at has been an

[24:11] Israel focused. The lies from the

[24:12] beginning have been to protect Israel.

[24:14] Well, guess what? If Israel didn't do

[24:15] it, they wouldn't have had to lie so

[24:18] much about his shifting opinions on

[24:19] Israel. And if his wife was indeed just

[24:23] a widow,

[24:25] she would have cared about sharing the

[24:26] truth immediately. She would have been

[24:28] concerned and wanting to make sure that

[24:31] it was properly investigated. She

[24:32] wouldn't have been directing attacks

[24:35] against Joe Kent for wanting to look

[24:37] into a foreign connection. She wouldn't

[24:39] be laughing at Egyptian planes that

[24:41] departed at departed at mysterious times

[24:43] on the day of his assassination. She

[24:45] would have behaved like a normal human

[24:47] being, like a real widow who couldn't

[24:49] pull herself out of bed, not one who was

[24:51] ready to laugh at emojis 6 days after

[24:54] his assassination and 4 days beyond that

[24:57] counting the metrics and the hats that

[24:59] she sold. We recognize there is

[25:02] something deeply wrong and evil about

[25:04] Erica Kirk. The entire world feels it.

[25:06] We don't have a enough money to afford

[25:10] to purchase our perspective. Okay,

[25:12] that's what Erica needs to be told.

[25:14] There's not enough money in the world.

[25:16] Satan can't print it fast enough.

[25:20] The truth matters deeply about what

[25:23] happened to Charlie Kirk. They want us

[25:26] to lose focus. They want us to have ADD.

[25:29] Uh they want us to bend the knee to the

[25:34] sheer form of evil effectively

[25:39] and they are sending his wife out to try

[25:42] to make us do it with the Bible in hand.

[25:45] No, we see you for what you are, Erica.

[25:47] Um and there aren't enough Dana Lashes

[25:51] shrieking like a demon on stage behind

[25:54] the Bible that are going to convince us

[25:56] otherwise. Anyway, we'll be right back

[25:59] after a brief break because I want to

[26:00] talk about Ivanka Trump as well.

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[29:17] Okay, let's talk about Ivanka Trump. So,

[29:19] Ivanka Trump is married to Jared

[29:21] Kushner. Jared Kushner is obviously

[29:24] evil. Um, he invested in a genocide

[29:26] before it happened, presented plans for

[29:28] what they would do once genocide was

[29:29] completed. And I guess we're supposed to

[29:32] think Ivanka is just his innocent wife

[29:34] or something like you could just be like

[29:35] married to Henrik Kagod and it's all

[29:38] good because you smile and you pretend

[29:42] like you're just being moved

[29:43] spiritually. You you share verses and

[29:47] goals on your Instagram and make

[29:48] everything look super pretty. And so

[29:50] don't mind the genocide that my family

[29:52] is benefiting from. You know, um

[29:54] genocide was a little icky uh over in

[29:57] Gaza. We are going to benefit from that

[29:59] financially. What are we going to do

[29:59] with all this money that we are that

[30:01] we've now earned from this uh genocide?

[30:03] Well, we're going to buy an island. But

[30:05] what island are we going to buy? And

[30:07] this is when they roll out Ivanka.

[30:08] Ivanka is supposed to make you feel like

[30:10] it's clean, right? Like you can commit a

[30:12] genocide and then feel really squeaky

[30:15] clean about yourself and spiritual

[30:17] almost like she can speak and it's like

[30:19] I just was so drawn to this island. Um I

[30:23] really want to this is going to be

[30:24] really hard but I'm going to do it. I'm

[30:26] gonna I'm gonna do this with my billions

[30:28] of billions and billions of dollars um

[30:30] that we've earned off the back of dead

[30:32] children. Uh you know, the widows that

[30:35] we don't care about uh that are in

[30:38] Palestine. Anyway, uh let's just hear

[30:43] Ivanka. She went on to a podcast, David

[30:46] Senra's podcast, and she's going to do

[30:48] that. She's going to she's going to make

[30:49] you feel really warm. She's supposed to

[30:51] be making me feel really warm and fuzzy,

[30:54] discussing her plans for Saison Island,

[30:56] which is off the coast of Albania. Uh,

[30:59] it's actually Albania's largest island.

[31:01] It's known for its rugged coastline. Um,

[31:04] it has abandoned tunnels. But let Ivanka

[31:06] explain to you how she discovered this

[31:09] island. Take a listen.

[31:11] >> I'm working on an incredible project

[31:13] with my husband in the Mediterranean.

[31:16] It's It's massive in scale.

[31:18] >> I think that's an understatement. Can

[31:20] you explain? It is. There's no power on

[31:23] this island. You're building you're

[31:24] building everything from scratch.

[31:25] Correct.

[31:26] >> Well, it's an unbelievable, beautiful

[31:28] 1,400 hectare private island in the

[31:30] middle of the Mediterranean. We were on

[31:32] a friend's boat and we stopped for a

[31:35] swim. Effectively, that's how we found

[31:37] it. We swam to the islands. We went on a

[31:40] hike barefoot all the way up to the top

[31:42] and we were just captivated. And it

[31:45] stayed with us ever since. And over the

[31:48] course of of many years, we developed

[31:51] the opportunity to help realize its

[31:54] potential and and transform it, but with

[31:57] a lot of restraint and care because the

[31:59] land is so beautiful that really the

[32:01] architecture has to be fully integrated

[32:04] into it, almost rise from it.

[32:07] >> You know, it's not even a business for

[32:08] me despite the scale of it. We not only

[32:10] the island, but we have five miles of

[32:13] beachfront directly across from the

[32:15] island. this beautiful peninsula with a

[32:17] lagoon on one side, the ocean on the

[32:19] other, um, beautiful white sand beaches.

[32:22] For me, this is it feels more like a

[32:24] challenge than anything else. the the

[32:26] culmination of all of my experience in

[32:30] real estate, all of my travel, a lot of

[32:33] reflection on how I want to live, how I

[32:37] think people increasingly are wanting to

[32:40] live and trying to

[32:43] really build something that's a tangible

[32:46] manifestation of that. That requires a

[32:50] lot of vision. um the collaboration of

[32:54] some of the greatest masters that exist.

[32:56] So I was just um I was just there

[32:59] walking the land um really just trying

[33:02] to sort of be with it and experience it

[33:04] alongside some of the greatest living

[33:07] architects of our time like true masters

[33:10] of their craft. People with integrity so

[33:13] absolute like there will be no

[33:14] compromise and that's something we want

[33:17] to create there. So we're very excited.

[33:19] I'm excited too, Funka. I'm really

[33:21] excited for you guys. Um, when we talk

[33:23] about these architects have a vision and

[33:24] these masters, I'm sure we're also

[33:26] referring to people like, you know,

[33:27] Jared Kushner and BB Netany and Yahoo.

[33:28] They had a vision. It was, uh, look at

[33:30] all this land in Palestine. We kind of

[33:32] need a fake incident called October 7th

[33:34] in which we are the masters of it. Then

[33:36] we're going to claim to be victims, then

[33:37] we're going to wipe out an entire

[33:38] population. And it is true that people

[33:40] do like to live along white sandy

[33:42] beaches um, and jump off of yachts with

[33:44] their friends and swim. And I'm I'm glad

[33:46] she acknowledged that. I'm sure the

[33:47] Palestinians would like to live like

[33:48] that, but they can't. So, it took a true

[33:50] master and architect to think through

[33:53] cutting off their water and starving

[33:55] them and effectively driving them into a

[33:56] concentration camp and allowing them all

[33:58] to be murdered so that Ivanka Trump

[34:00] could be on her friend's boat. And when

[34:01] she says her friend's boat, okay, she's

[34:02] talking about Nathan Rothschild. Okay,

[34:05] it's a Rothschild. This isn't just

[34:06] anybody. It's like, you know, the makers

[34:08] of the universe kind of a family. Um,

[34:10] who say things like incest is best,

[34:13] right? Pull people into power. Sure,

[34:16] they've been accused since the beginning

[34:17] of time of being Satanist and ball

[34:19] worshippers, but don't let that get in

[34:22] the way of a good swim off the coastline

[34:24] of Albania. And I really want to focus

[34:26] on the asinine story that she just told

[34:28] because I'm wondering who's it for?

[34:31] Who's the story for? Ivanka said years

[34:33] ago she got on her friend's boat

[34:37] and they decided to go for a swim and

[34:41] they went for a swim and she said, and I

[34:43] quote, "That's effectively how we found

[34:46] the island."

[34:48] Well, who knew she was Leaf Ericson,

[34:51] Ivanka the Red, nobody knew this island

[34:53] was before Ivanka and her friend Nat

[34:56] Rothschild probably was a small vote. It

[34:58] was probably something they just put

[34:59] together, not a giant yacht with a GPS

[35:03] system that told them exactly which

[35:05] island they were going to. Because while

[35:08] we're on Zillow looking for apartments

[35:10] and houses, people of this caliber

[35:13] probably just look for islands, islands

[35:16] and land that they can purchase, which

[35:18] is already owned by other countries and

[35:20] other people, and they go, "Hm, that

[35:23] would be nice. Ooh, there's Palestine.

[35:24] That's got a really nice beachy

[35:26] coastline. There's a lot of humans on it

[35:28] though. What are we going to do? We

[35:31] going to October 7th. Yeah, that's a lot

[35:33] of And then we're going to say we're the

[35:34] victims after we mass murder people. So

[35:36] Ivanka wants you to believe that she's

[35:39] she's Ivanka the Red.

[35:42] She was just literally she discovered an

[35:44] island 2026.

[35:46] She was just swimming and she was like,

[35:49] "Jared,

[35:51] what is that? What what that looks?

[35:53] Should we swim over there?" And Jared

[35:55] turned over to Nat Rothschild and he was

[35:57] like, "Do you guys know what that is?"

[35:59] And and the captain uh of of the yacht,

[36:02] the captains and the people who were

[36:04] serving them their napkins on the yacht

[36:06] and the people when you drop something,

[36:07] pick something up on the yacht and hand,

[36:09] you know, and the chef and everybody got

[36:10] the wrong. They said, "No, we've never

[36:12] seen it. We can't tell you what it is.

[36:13] We were just steering this boat yonder.

[36:17] This we were just steering it yonder.

[36:19] This is unchartered territory. It's not

[36:23] like we were taking you here

[36:24] intentionally because we've already

[36:25] mapped out that we want this and you

[36:26] tried to do this already in Serbia and

[36:28] we said maybe we can do this one

[36:29] instead. That didn't happen. No, this is

[36:31] just Ivanka. Do you see how bright the

[36:33] lighting is behind her? This is

[36:34] heavenly.

[36:36] So white behind her. This could not be

[36:38] any darkness. It was just so The

[36:40] lighting was perfect to Ah, there it is.

[36:44] This was a heavenly vision and an

[36:47] accident. They really just were on that

[36:48] boat. And then she swam her heart out

[36:51] and they got to the island and still Nat

[36:53] Rothschild didn't look at the GPS. They

[36:55] said, "I don't know what the heck this

[36:56] is, but we've discovered it, so it's

[36:58] ours."

[37:00] And now it's just it's a spiritual

[37:02] vision because everyone loves to have a

[37:04] home on a beachy island. Um, but they're

[37:09] not Kushners.

[37:11] And so some of them have to get the hell

[37:13] up off of their beachy islands that

[37:14] they've lived in for centuries.

[37:18] um or be bombed.

[37:21] Beautiful. It's a beautiful picture. I

[37:22] love it. You know, um I support you,

[37:25] Ivanka. I I I I just I can't deny the

[37:28] lighting. It's goodness. Everybody knows

[37:30] lighting that bright is goodness. It's

[37:32] not evil. And uh

[37:35] for some reason, the Albanians don't

[37:37] like it. I just don't know why poor

[37:38] people can't get behind these sorts of I

[37:40] just I can't stand how poor people don't

[37:42] understand the lighting behind Ivanka.

[37:44] and thousands are protesting in Albania.

[37:47] The largest protests um demonstrating

[37:51] demanding that these demons who just

[37:53] committed a genocide get the hell away

[37:55] from their island. Anyways, let's hear

[37:58] from the people that they don't care

[37:59] about. Take a listen.

[38:01] For the fourth day in a row, thousands

[38:04] of protesters took to the streets of the

[38:06] Albanian capital, brandishing national

[38:08] flags and flamingosshaped cardboard

[38:10] cutouts on sticks. The bird has become a

[38:13] symbol of intensifying protests against

[38:16] a vast real estate project linked to

[38:18] Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner

[38:20] in a region known for its rich

[38:22] biodiversity.

[38:25] >> The project that has been presented and

[38:27] the scale of the area involved makes it

[38:29] highly destructive. There'll be 10,000

[38:32] rooms and construction will last 10 to

[38:34] 15 years. We're no longer talking about

[38:37] a place where nature will remain intact,

[38:39] but about the creation of an entire new

[38:40] city.

[38:43] The multi-billion euro project

[38:45] spearheaded by Kushner's investment firm

[38:47] Affinity Partners aims to build two

[38:49] ultra luxury resort complexes. One in

[38:52] the wildlife reserve of the Nata Lagoon

[38:54] area and the other on a remote island

[38:57] that served as a secret military base

[38:59] during the communist regime. On site,

[39:02] construction has barely begun. But the

[39:04] installation of barbed wire on this

[39:06] beach last week sparked outrage among

[39:08] local residents. For his part, the prime

[39:11] minister remains firm, arguing the

[39:13] venture aligns with Albania's ambition

[39:16] to become a major global tourism

[39:18] destination.

[39:21] There is no chance that this investment

[39:22] will stop as long as I am here. And in

[39:25] the meantime, I am absolutely open, as I

[39:28] have been on other occasions, to

[39:31] discussing it with anyone who has

[39:32] concerns.

[39:36] Earlier this week, Albania's state

[39:38] anti-corruption agency announced it was

[39:41] opening an investigation into the

[39:42] project, though it has yet to disclose

[39:45] further details.

[39:48] I'll bet Ed Rama is getting paid. I'm

[39:51] going to follow that corruption

[39:52] investigation. Anyways, those people who

[39:55] were like talking very reasonably about

[39:57] how this project shouldn't go through,

[40:00] we'll probably just have to genocide

[40:01] them, right? I mean, I just like it just

[40:03] I don't like why would they even say

[40:05] anything if that's what Kushner wants to

[40:06] do. I'm sure he has a vision that he can

[40:08] present at the World Economic Forum for

[40:10] what they're going to do once they

[40:11] remove the nuisance of the Albanian

[40:13] people who have been there like forever.

[40:16] Ivanka wants it and she looks angelic. I

[40:19] just can we show her again? It just she

[40:21] glows differently when we see her. It's

[40:23] just Yeah, it's good. It's a good

[40:24] project, guys. That's all I have to say.

[40:26] Anyway, um Tim Dylan had something to

[40:30] say about it, and I think he's really

[40:33] kind of summed up perfectly how MAGA,

[40:36] true MAGA, uh feels about Donald Trump,

[40:39] uh those of us who feel remarkably

[40:41] betrayed by him, what we were actually

[40:43] getting behind. He really kind of hits

[40:44] the nail on the head. Take a listen.

[40:47] >> Here's the great thing about the Zars,

[40:51] because they're Zarists. They're

[40:53] Zarists. And I have great respect for

[40:55] Russia. I I don't want to live there. I

[40:57] don't I don't I you know, I'm not in

[40:59] love with Putin all the time. I do think

[41:01] some of what he does is fun.

[41:03] Um the the bear and you know going in

[41:06] those cold legs. Uh don't love all of

[41:09] their policies. Obviously wouldn't want

[41:10] to live there. I'm kind of bummed that I

[41:12] can't get a direct flight there from a

[41:13] NATO country because I do want to try

[41:14] where they uh invented a chicken Kiev in

[41:18] the beginning when the Trumps emerged.

[41:20] The fact and Donald these people are

[41:22] nothing. They mean nothing. They're the

[41:23] runoff of dynasty. But like he

[41:27] was honest with people. It made them

[41:28] like him cuz he did not pretend to be

[41:33] in any way relatable. He was an

[41:36] egotistical

[41:38] maniac who told people nobody does it

[41:41] like me. You know when this concert he's

[41:45] going to do this concert to celebrate

[41:46] America's 250th anniversary and all

[41:48] these acts pulled out. He goes let's

[41:50] just replace him with the greatest act

[41:51] of all time. the guy who filled more

[41:53] seats than Elvis in his prime and did it

[41:54] without a guitar. Donald J. Trump. Like,

[41:57] he's a Zarist. He's still that guy who

[42:00] But now that people are broke and he's

[42:04] selling the government off for parts and

[42:06] no one cares. It's not cute anymore.

[42:09] It's not fun anymore because everybody

[42:12] was like, "We want him to be oursar."

[42:16] Even me, I was like, "Is there what a

[42:18] great movie? The rich scumbag becomes

[42:21] the rich scumbag of the people.

[42:24] What a movie. The leader of America is

[42:26] never gonna be not a rich scumbag. I'm

[42:28] 41. I didn't grow up in another country.

[42:30] I know who we are and I know what this

[42:32] thing is and I know what it's always

[42:34] been. Well, you're naive. D. No. You

[42:38] thought Sanders was going to win. You

[42:40] hard. You're naive. He got sandbagged by

[42:42] his own people that were never going to

[42:44] let him win.

[42:46] I just thought maybe there was a chance

[42:48] that the rich scumbag liar was going to

[42:51] do it for us.

[42:55] >> That really was the pitch. We're going

[42:57] to do it for you. So, I'm rich and

[42:59] you're going to get rich, too. And now

[43:01] what's happened is he's just has

[43:03] completely sold out the American people

[43:05] for Israel, for his family. They're

[43:08] going to be billionaires. They're going

[43:09] to buy islands. They're going to jump

[43:10] off of yachts owned by Nat Rothschild

[43:12] and find and discover islands. and

[43:14] discover islands and say that's mine and

[43:17] nobody cares what happens to the

[43:18] Albanians and uh nobody cares if the

[43:20] Americans are growing poorer and they're

[43:21] going to keep trying to convince us that

[43:23] the problem is actually Russia. No,

[43:25] Russia. No, Russia is really nice guys.

[43:28] Maybe they had people who were willing

[43:30] to be corrupt on their behalf. Maybe

[43:33] that's the model that works in the

[43:35] world. So, I totally agree with Tim

[43:36] Dylan on that. Anyway, moving on from

[43:38] this, I also wanted to very quickly show

[43:41] you this email further to the PR crisis

[43:43] mode of how just these women work.

[43:46] Really,

[43:47] US Weekly sends me an email yesterday

[43:50] that's like four pages long. Teleg 24

[43:54] hours to respond. They're already

[43:55] publishing it in print and it's

[43:57] basically just an ad. Uh it's basically

[43:59] Erica is putting in an ad in US Weekly.

[44:01] That's what she's doing. Um and it's

[44:03] just going to be one long article

[44:05] attacking me and calling me demonic. um

[44:07] uh and quoting her friends Tracy Martin.

[44:10] They've obvious been working on this for

[44:11] weeks. Tracy Martin, James Catis, who

[44:13] runs the faith department, the most

[44:15] despicable department at Turning Point

[44:16] USA. And I have 24 hours to respond as

[44:19] they make allegations. Again, trying to

[44:20] push this narrative that Charlie and I

[44:22] were not friends. I just want to show

[44:23] you some of this this uh I put it up on

[44:25] my ex if you guys want to see it in its

[44:26] entirety because you just should see

[44:27] that this is how they function. This is

[44:29] how power works. They can just do these

[44:31] sorts of things. Can you pull up the

[44:33] email, please? Um, I'm reaching out

[44:35] because US Weekly is preparing a story

[44:37] regarding Erica Kirk and it's going to

[44:39] reclude reporting and comments regarding

[44:40] Candace Owens. It's going to be

[44:42] published in the next issue on Thursday,

[44:44] June 11th. Um, it's June 10th. I got

[44:47] this email last night. You can see at

[44:49] 6:10 p.m. and will be on stands on June

[44:51] 17th. So, they're already printing this

[44:53] and we're just telling you here's what

[44:54] we've heard. Uh, you're destructive.

[44:57] There's going to come a time for you.

[44:59] Uh, what Tracy Martin line don't even

[45:01] care. They're not factecking anything

[45:03] about our conversation. You can scroll

[45:05] down here or keep going. Tracy, Tracy,

[45:07] this is Erica's best friend. We're

[45:08] supposed to believe Erica's hands are

[45:10] clean, guys. Uh, this isn't power

[45:13] working in a vacuum pretending to be

[45:14] journalism.

[45:16] Just absolutely despicable. Keeps going

[45:18] on. She says that Charlie was Charlie

[45:20] was scared of me. He was scared to

[45:22] answer my calls. That actually annoyed

[45:24] me the most because everybody who knows

[45:27] me knows that I do not make phone calls.

[45:29] I don't call anybody. It's It can't It

[45:32] cannot happen. Even Trump cannot. I

[45:34] don't call. I hate phone calls. I don't

[45:35] like the phone to my ear. You Everyone

[45:38] knows if you want to get in touch with

[45:40] me, you call my husband or you call

[45:42] Savannah. I am notoriously just not a

[45:44] person who gaps on the phone. Uh Charlie

[45:46] and I almost exclusively texted. And so

[45:50] it's just they just it's just a hit

[45:51] piece written by a person who doesn't

[45:53] actually exist. So what they do when

[45:55] they don't want to put their name behind

[45:56] something, they have these like they're

[45:58] like sock puppet accounts. So, it's like

[45:59] a a fake name like Paul Leva. Um, and

[46:02] they're not real people, but they keep

[46:03] publishing under these people as if they

[46:04] are real people. I don't know if you

[46:06] guys know that this is how this happens

[46:07] in the media where there's literally

[46:08] non-existent journalists. Um, and this

[46:11] is one of those pieces. So, this is how

[46:12] Turning Point operates. So, thank you,

[46:13] Erica. We look forward to reading the

[46:15] issue. We hope that you can sign the

[46:17] issue. Uh, but even that you wouldn't do

[46:19] because you're too much of a coward. Um,

[46:22] I just the world is going to be so good.

[46:24] If the future is female, I am concerned.

[46:27] I did get a lot of people texting me

[46:28] about Ariana Grande uh announcing the

[46:32] most obvious split of all time because I

[46:34] called this very early. Ariana Grande

[46:36] has an issue. Uh her issue is daddy

[46:39] issues and the sport for her is in

[46:41] breaking up people's marriages. That's

[46:43] just that's it. As soon as she breaks up

[46:45] the marriage, she's not interested in

[46:46] you anymore. As soon as she breaks up

[46:47] the relationship, the fun the sport of

[46:50] it is over. Right? So, we all knew the

[46:53] horrific story. It was like tr like

[46:57] wicked really like the most wicked thing

[47:00] that happened when they made the movie

[47:02] was this guy who was a bit unfortunate

[47:04] looking Ethan Slater was married to his

[47:07] high school sweetheart they had just had

[47:08] their first baby. Ariana went to dinner

[47:11] with him and his baby held the infant

[47:14] and then took the man. Felt nothing. She

[47:17] held the infant.

[47:20] Held the infant. Rocked the infant and

[47:23] was like, "I'm going to take your dad."

[47:26] She did it. She pulled it off. Ethan

[47:28] Slater is the biggest loser. Obviously,

[47:30] what [ __ ] thought he was going to be,

[47:32] I'm going to be with Ariana Grande

[47:33] forever. No, this is fun for her. She's

[47:36] like a praying mantis. It's like she's

[47:37] going to rip your head off and then

[47:38] she's going to move on. Obviously, you

[47:39] were not going to be with Ariana Grande,

[47:42] Ethan Slater, but you were so much such

[47:45] a weak man that you were with a woman

[47:47] who actually loved you and would have

[47:48] been with you forever, but you followed

[47:50] the stars, the sprinkly, all that

[47:52] glitters is not exactly gold. You should

[47:54] know that. That's kind of one of the

[47:56] lessons of the Wizard of Oz. Actually

[47:58] should know that. You did it anyways. I

[48:00] mean, they hired you to be the munchkin.

[48:02] It's just completely crazy that you

[48:03] thought this was going to be a thing.

[48:05] But of course, like I said, after she

[48:06] breaks up the relationship, then she

[48:08] kind of just is not interested. So,

[48:10] she's on the hunt. Ladies, hide your

[48:12] kids. Hide your wife. Hide your kids.

[48:14] Hide your husband. Um, she will be

[48:16] looking to enter in another relationship

[48:17] with a married man because she is trying

[48:20] uh to what she doesn't realize she's

[48:22] trying to do is her father left her

[48:24] mother or they separated when they were

[48:26] young. She was raised by her mother and

[48:28] she wants to recreate um the injury of

[48:32] her own childhood. She grew up without a

[48:34] dad. She wants other people to grow out

[48:35] without fathers. When she sees a

[48:37] productive relationship, somebody having

[48:39] their first kid, the glow of that for

[48:41] her is what she's trying to extract. And

[48:44] then she feels like she sort of gets to

[48:46] revenge her father every time she does

[48:48] this over and over again. And she's done

[48:49] it a lot of times, ladies and gentlemen.

[48:52] A lot of times. Okay. Um, in 2011,

[48:57] uh, she was dating Graham Phillips, but

[48:59] he was at the time dating Ally Trim, who

[49:02] was, uh, also a co-star in the musical

[49:04] where Graham met Ariana. That

[49:06] relationship broke up. She cheated on

[49:07] Jai Brooks twice. Once with Mac Miller.

[49:10] We all know the Big Shawn story. That

[49:12] was a pretty big one. He was engaged to

[49:14] Nia Rivera. Nia Rivera has since passed

[49:17] on, but not before writing a book about

[49:18] how she walked in uh, to her house with

[49:21] the person that she was going to marry,

[49:22] Big Sean. and found him sitting with

[49:24] Ariana Grande again right before the

[49:26] wedding bells. She's just got to rip

[49:28] that head off. It's got to be hers and

[49:30] she doesn't want it for a long time. Um,

[49:33] she was with got with Mac Miller. He was

[49:34] also with his high school sweetheart of

[49:36] nearly 10 years until Ariana came along

[49:38] and said that's a nice relationship you

[49:40] have. What if I broke it apart? And then

[49:43] she did. She herself was married to

[49:45] Dalton Gomez when she stumbled upon um I

[49:49] forgot Pete Davidson. Yep. Pete Davidson

[49:51] was another one which uh she disputes,

[49:53] but he was in a two-year relationship

[49:55] and then suddenly got with Ariana. Uh

[49:58] very quick timeline there. It's like

[50:00] that's the interest for her. She's

[50:02] trying to mend her daddy issues in the

[50:05] most toxic and wicked way possible. And

[50:07] that one with Ethan Slater, like I said,

[50:09] that was the highest high. She's chasing

[50:11] the high of holding the baby. It's a

[50:14] special kind of evil to be able to do

[50:15] that. To hold the baby, to rock the

[50:17] newborn infant, to smile. That woman,

[50:21] Lily Jay, I think that was the name of

[50:23] his wife.

[50:25] She's a better person than me. I want

[50:27] everyone to know that Lily J, Ethan

[50:31] Slater's ex-wife, is a better person

[50:34] than me.

[50:36] Cuz if you help I'm not even going to

[50:37] I'm not even going to go there. I got to

[50:39] chill. I'm I'm I am bunning too hard

[50:41] today. But you are at another level of

[50:45] wicked to hold an infant while you're

[50:46] taking somebody's husband and breaking

[50:48] up a family. So people have noticed that

[50:50] she looks sick. She is obviously

[50:52] physically sick, but the mental illness

[50:54] has been going on for a very long time.

[50:56] Um the physical illness is what follows

[50:59] the mental ailment. Uh yeah, hide your

[51:02] kids, hide your wife, hide your husband,

[51:03] hide your wife. We'll be right back

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[53:07] guys? We got to get that like Ivanka

[53:09] glow behind me here because then no one

[53:10] can question anything I say or do. Like,

[53:12] I can just do whatever I want,

[53:13] obviously. Anyway, top comment from last

[53:15] episode. Uh, Mrs. I wrote, "It's turning

[53:18] pointless now." That is a good name.

[53:20] Turning pointless, turning coat. I like

[53:22] it. Just rebrand. Stop calling it the

[53:24] Charlie Kirk anything. Uh Tat R writes,

[53:26] "My gasp was almost as loud as Baron's

[53:28] when I saw that thumbnail yesterday."

[53:31] Yeah, we Putin was not in studio. I lied

[53:34] just a little bit. I lied a little bit,

[53:35] but I did it with that with that glow,

[53:36] that angelic glow behind me, so it's

[53:38] fine. Nobody can question it. I I know I

[53:41] I can cite the Bible, so I guess that's

[53:43] it. No questions can be asked. By the

[53:45] way, you guys, our new Standest Cup 6

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[53:59] say anything about me. I can do no

[54:00] wrong. Once I once I have a stop

[54:02] anti-cannonism,

[54:04] I'm a victim. That's all it takes. That

[54:07] is all it takes. No matter what I do,

[54:08] stop anti-cannonism. All right, reading

[54:10] some of your comments from today's

[54:12] episode. Who do we have? Uh, two-tone

[54:15] Tommy writes, "Can someone please ask

[54:16] Dana Lash, Larry Loomer, and Alex Clark,

[54:19] would you rather look like a a

[54:20] middle-aged woman or a youthful

[54:22] catfish?" I knew Dana Lash when she had

[54:25] her old face. She was very good-looking.

[54:27] It's very unfortunate that women feel do

[54:28] that genuinely. I mean that she was very

[54:30] pretty. Um, and when I saw a recent clip

[54:32] of her, I was shocked that it was the

[54:34] same person I knew from a couple of

[54:35] years ago. I mean, like that that pull

[54:36] that people are doing, I don't know what

[54:38] the point is. It makes you it ages you.

[54:39] You don't look good. And she was

[54:41] naturally very pretty. um and would have

[54:44] aged just fine naturally genuinely. Uh

[54:46] Sher 2 writes, "You are a gift to us

[54:48] all. Blessings to you and your beautiful

[54:50] family." Thank you, Candace. Thank you,

[54:51] Sher. Gen writes, um, "Someone tell Dana

[54:54] Lash that among the worst people of the

[54:56] Bible, we find a widow. The ball

[54:58] worshiping a notoriously evil widow,

[55:01] Jezebel." That is a fact. We do not

[55:04] honor that widow. I don't think Dana has

[55:06] actually read the Bible, guys. It

[55:07] sounded like she just went, her speech

[55:08] was just like, "Chat GPT, give me every

[55:10] verse about the widow." and she kind of

[55:11] picked around the ones. Um, I I really

[55:14] don't think she could sit down and wax

[55:16] theology with anybody, but you are

[55:18] correct. Jezebel was an evil ball

[55:20] worshiping widow. So, be careful. Don't

[55:23] be so choosy with some of your verses

[55:25] there. Corey Henry writes, "Erica, we

[55:27] simply don't like you or your people."

[55:28] Period. That is clean. I like that. A

[55:31] very clean statement, which we are still

[55:32] waiting for one from Turning Point USA.

[55:34] That's all it's got to be. One clear

[55:35] sentence is what we're asking for back.

[55:37] Was this doctorred yes or no? Zamit

[55:40] writes, "Ivanka gives Erica vibes." No,

[55:42] she is much better at delivery, warmer.

[55:46] I I don't think so. I I I've been around

[55:49] Ivanka. She plays she plays it up very

[55:51] well. Um no, Erica, you instantly just

[55:55] go, "Oo,

[55:57] know me likey. I want to like it, but I

[56:00] can't. My intuition is telling me she's

[56:04] not good." And Charlie was just

[56:07] didn't know any better. He was young.

[56:10] Anyway, um

[56:13] Brooke writes, "Thank you for standing

[56:14] firm in your convictions and inspiring

[56:16] independent thinking from Houston. Jesus

[56:18] is king. I loved my shirt that I got

[56:20] from you." Thank you so much, Brooke. Uh

[56:23] gosh, it must be so hot in Houston today

[56:24] because it is hot in Tennessee. Edith

[56:26] Beck writes, "Aka, bragging about

[56:28] trolling people who are trying to figure

[56:30] out who killed Charlie on Charlie's

[56:31] show. This has to be the sickest joke

[56:33] I've ever heard. You are brave and I

[56:34] admire your strength in fighting for

[56:35] Charlie. Love from Iceland." He's just

[56:38] Andrew just does what he's told to do.

[56:39] He's he's got no brain cells and um he's

[56:42] instructed on what to say, when to say

[56:44] it. He can't think through things. I

[56:46] mean, if he could think through good PR,

[56:47] he wouldn't be partnering with someone

[56:49] as thick as uh Paramount Not So

[56:52] Tactical, who accidentally exposed the

[56:54] fact that he uses chat GPT and that he's

[56:56] in a network of influencers because he's

[57:00] basically a boomer on X and is

[57:03] constantly outing himself in the network

[57:05] of people that he's operating with. You

[57:06] ha you have to be smart enough in PR to

[57:10] know not to partner with Paramount

[57:11] Tactical and Andrew Kovette lacks that

[57:13] skill set. Like Paramount Tactical is

[57:17] thick. Like just it's not not someone

[57:21] you you got to have smart people around

[57:23] you. You can pick evil people, you can

[57:26] pick liars, but they should have just an

[57:29] appropriate baseline of intelligence.

[57:31] James the least writes uh Satan quoted

[57:34] scripture as well. That is correct.

[57:35] That's why we laughed at Dana doing that

[57:39] bizarre act that just got funnier and

[57:41] funnier every time she said widow and

[57:43] like why was she making that sound? Did

[57:45] you think it sounded powerful? It was

[57:46] echoing. We we don't know. We'll never

[57:49] know the answer to that. Lastly, Brooke

[57:50] writes, "Love from your biggest

[57:52] supporter in Htown. I love the way you

[57:53] think and I have been supporting the

[57:54] truth and your dignity. Jesus is king.

[57:57] Praying for you and the family. Thank

[57:58] you for true awareness always." Thank

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