Candace Owens Exposes Laura Loomer's Mental Health History and Allegations of Sexual Predation Amid Escalating Feud
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Candace Owens Exposes Laura Loomer's Mental Health History and Allegations of Sexual Predation Amid Escalating Feud
Candace Owens reveals disturbing details about Laura Loomer, who allegedly serves as a primary adviser to President Trump. Owens shares her personal history with Loomer, including acts of kindness she extended when Loomer had no friends or family support. She exposes allegations that Loomer fabricated her Jewish identity, has been placed on involuntary psychiatric holds, is banned from owning weapons, and faces multiple accusations of sexually assaulting men. Owens responds to Loomer's campaign of harassment, including AI-generated photos and false accusations about Owens' husband, while questioning why Trump allows someone with such a troubled history access to the White House.
Candace Owens opens up about her history with Laura Loomer, a woman who now claims to be one of President Trump's closest advisers. Owens recounts meeting Loomer years ago on a flight to the David Horowitz Center. At the time, Loomer was distraught because Twitter had removed her verification checkmark under Jack Dorsey's leadership. Since they lived nearby, Owens maintained a friendly relationship with her, seeing no reason to create conflict.
Owens shares a deeply personal story that reveals Loomer's isolation. Loomer was living alone in a rented basement in Westchester with no friends or family who could help her. When Loomer needed her wisdom teeth removed, she had no one to pick her up after the procedure except Owens, who agreed to help out of sympathy. Owens kept this story private for years because she felt genuine sadness for someone so alone. She notes ironically that Loomer will likely attack her over differing opinions on Israel despite this past kindness.
The Fabricated Jewish Identity
Owens makes a stunning claim about Loomer's public persona. Despite presenting herself as a "feisty Jew" and prominent Zionist, Owens alleges that Loomer is not actually Jewish. According to Owens, Loomer told her and multiple other people that she was not Jewish. Owens states that Loomer's mother is a woman named Joanne Sing, and that Loomer is Irish and English. Since Judaism is matrilineal, and Loomer was not raised in temple nor had a bat mitzvah, Owens contends that Loomer simply decided around 2019 that it was politically expedient to claim Jewish heritage.
To support this claim, Owens references a video clip showing Loomer learning how to draw a Star of David just a couple of years ago when she was running for Congress, which Owens presents as evidence that this identity is manufactured rather than authentic.
Involuntary Psychiatric Holds and Weapons Ban
Owens transitions from questioning Loomer's identity to addressing what she describes as serious mental health issues. She emphasizes that when people call Loomer "crazy," they are not being hyperbolic. Owens claims that Loomer is legally forbidden from owning weapons because she was placed on two involuntary psychiatric holds by her own father, who allegedly fears her due to multiple suicide attempts.
According to Owens, Loomer recently attempted to file an appeal with the FBI to reverse the ban on her owning weapons, but they declined, citing the involuntary psychiatric holds as justification. Owens references Milo Yiannopoulos, Loomer's former campaign manager, who published a detailed piece about Loomer that she has never legally challenged, only blocked him in response.
Owens quotes directly from Yiannopoulos's piece: "Laura Loomer has been diagnosed at various times and by various doctors as suffering from bipolar disorder, histrionic personality disorder, borderline personality disorder, and narcissistic personality disorder. Loomer's mother, whom we are not naming today, is an alcoholic, a manic depressive, and suffers from bipolar disorder in common with her daughter. Loomer has two brothers. One is a violent schizophrenic who is permanently incarcerated in a psychiatric facility. He will never be released. The other also suffers from depression and mood disorders and has been in and out of institutions all his life."
A Fatal Attraction to Trump
Owens expresses concern about Loomer's access to President Trump, describing it as a "fatal attraction" scenario. She claims that sources in Melania Trump's circle believe Loomer is actually the most likely person to harm Donald Trump. Despite this concern, Trump continues to allow her in his inner circle, leaving Owens and others questioning why.
Owens suggests that Trump's behavior has changed dramatically depending on who has his ear. She states that Trump went from having advisers like Charlie Kirk to now being influenced primarily by Laura Loomer, noting that people become like those they spend the most time with. This shift, according to Owens, explains why Trump appears to be "off the rails," now accusing people like Owens, Tucker Carlson, and Megyn Kelly of being irrelevant and mentally ill.
Allegations of Sexual Predation
Owens makes serious allegations that Loomer is a "malignant sexual predator" who has been repeatedly accused throughout her career of raping and sexually assaulting men. Owens notes that it is highly unusual for men to come forward with such accusations against a woman, which she believes adds credibility to the claims.
As a recent example, Owens cites Alan Jacobe, founder of Patriot Cigar, who tweeted just days before Owens's video that Laura Loomer is a "sexual predator psychopath" and that he was a victim. Jacobe describes spending a day with President Trump at Bedminster watching a golf tournament from the president's box, during which Loomer repeatedly asked for selfies and got uncomfortably close. He alleges that Loomer groped him in the parking lot, grabbing his crotch aggressively and demanding he come back to her New York City hotel room for explicit sexual activities. He describes her as "an absolute psychopath who preys on men who she thinks she can manipulate" and "a menace to society."
Owens presents video evidence of Loomer behaving inappropriately with a young man who appears visibly uncomfortable. In the clip, Loomer makes repeated comments about his appearance, calling him beautiful and comparing him to an "Aryan degenerate goddess." She compliments his Instagram photos, touches his hair despite his protests, and makes sexually suggestive comments about having "big tits and Ashkenazi IQ." Throughout the exchange, the young man appears to deflect and mentions his girlfriend multiple times, which Loomer acknowledges while continuing her advances.
Milo Yiannopoulos provides additional testimony about Loomer's behavior with a young Brazilian volunteer on her 2020 congressional campaign. Yiannopoulos, who claims he helped run that campaign and lived in the pool house with the alleged victim, describes how Loomer would climb into bed with volunteers in the middle of the night and sexually assault them. The young Brazilian man allegedly came to Yiannopoulos daily asking how to make it stop, feeling unable to refuse because of Loomer's status and potential position as a congresswoman. This experience, Yiannopoulos explains, gave him a new understanding of power dynamics in sexual assault cases.
Owens emphasizes that other women have corroborated these patterns of behavior and that Loomer has never sued any of these accusers for defamation, instead simply blocking them on social media.
Psychological Warfare as Strategy
Owens explains Loomer's tactical approach to destroying enemies, quoting a tweet Loomer sent to Benny Johnson: "Don't pray for your enemies, Benny. Pray for your enemies to be destroyed and celebrate when they struggle. We don't have time for compassion for evil people. Break them down and conquer them with psychological warfare until they beg for mercy. Do not pray for them."
According to Owens, this philosophy of "psychological warfare" means Loomer makes up vicious rumors about people, as she allegedly did when Ron DeSantis was running against Trump. Owens claims Loomer said that Casey DeSantis was faking cancer, something Owens describes as having no dignity, especially when someone is already going through significant hardship. The Trump campaign found Loomer useful for spreading such rumors, which force victims to come forward and deny false accusations, often leaving them flustered.
Owens believes Loomer thinks this same strategy will work against her. Loomer has allegedly created AI-generated photos of Owens's husband and released them, trying to pass them off as authentic to claim he is gay. She has accused Owens and her husband of being separated, attacked Owens's children (which trended on social media), and made false claims about Owens's husband being involved in a drunk driving incident where he hit someone while brandishing a gun.
Responding to False Accusations
Owens addresses Loomer's specific accusation about her husband, George Farmer. Loomer tweeted (after blocking Owens): "What type of hits do you want me to land, Candace? Do you want me to land a hit like your husband George Farmer allegedly landed when he allegedly hit, aka crashed into Tracy Robinson's car while he was allegedly driving drunk with an alleged firearm in his possession as a green card holder in Nashville, Tennessee, where you live? Remember Tracy? Sore subject. When are you going to tell your viewers about Tracy Robinson instead of crying for Tyler Robinson? Come on, Candy. Tell everyone who Tracy is or should I direct them to the courts in Davidson County in Nashville, Tennessee?"
Owens responds by clarifying exactly who Tracy Robinson is. She had never mentioned him because she has never met him and doesn't know him. However, she confirms that court records in Nashville do show that her insurance paid Tracy Robinson $6,987, which can be verified in Davidson County courts. Owens points out the absurdity of the allegations: if her husband had truly been drunk driving, brandishing a gun, and hitting someone, a settlement of less than $7,000 would be remarkably low and unbelievable.
The truth, according to Owens, is that her husband got into a minor fender bender while pulling out of a parking lot on a rainy day around noon. Police were not called because both drivers got out, exchanged some frustrated words, calmed down, shook hands, and agreed it wasn't worth involving law enforcement. Tracy Robinson had what appeared to be a scratch on his car, George offered to pay, they exchanged insurance information, and both drove off. A couple of days later, Robinson decided he had post-accident whiplash, went to a doctor, and the insurance paid $6,987. There was no drinking, no DUI, no police involvement, and no weapon.
Trump's Pit Bull and a Warning
Owens concludes that this is Loomer's strategy and why Trump uses her. Loomer is willing, due to her mental disorders, to go after people's families, fabricate rumors, and attack people who have nothing to do with any conflict. She does things most people would not lower themselves to do. As Loomer herself stated, she believes this breaks people psychologically. Trump uses her as a pit bull to attack his perceived enemies.
Owens issues a direct warning to President Trump: "You will eventually reap what you sow." She urges him to listen to people in his circle who are concerned that this is a fatal attraction situation. She advises him to investigate why Loomer cannot own a gun and to speak with his friend Roger Stone about her suicide attempts and concerning behaviors, including accounts she allegedly operates behind the scenes. Owens warns Trump not to play with fire and expect not to get burned.
An Unintimidated Response
Addressing Loomer directly, Owens declares that she is psychologically stronger than Loomer, noting that she has never had to be placed on an involuntary psychiatric hold. She refuses to be intimidated by what she calls "a Trump family thug" who creates fake videos and uses AI to spread rumors.
Owens explains that what frustrates people most about her is that her family life is "remarkably boring." They maintain a consistent family life centered around their church and church friends. She advises others to live similarly so they have more value and don't end up like Loomer—alone in a basement with no friends or family to help with basic needs.
In her final statement, Owens makes clear that she will not be intimidated, and she sends a message directly to Trump: if using Loomer as a weapon is his last card to play, it is "pretty pathetic."
