Candace Owens Exposes Military Psychological Operation Behind White House Correspondents Dinner Shooting and Erika Kirk Amplification

[00:00] We, all of us, we were the actual

[00:03] targets of the White House

[00:06] correspondents dinner shooting. Where to

[00:08] begin? Let's let's discuss that series

[00:10] Black Mirror. Did you guys watch Black

[00:12] Mirror? It was a highly successful

[00:13] television series. I watched it. It ran

[00:16] for seven seasons. Now, for those of you

[00:18] who have not seen it, it was essentially

[00:21] about the notistant dystopian

[00:24] technological future. If I had to boil

[00:26] it down in layman terms, I would say

[00:28] that it sort of implied a moment where

[00:31] technology would overtake humanity. Uh,

[00:33] every episode is different, but the

[00:35] implication is the same that things are

[00:37] eventually going to become automated and

[00:40] they are going to be able to monitor and

[00:43] control humanity via systems. So, this

[00:45] is one of the reasons that I just never

[00:48] ever ever will be a supporter of VR

[00:51] glasses. I tried them one time and just

[00:54] went nope. I I think a lot of people uh

[00:56] maybe tried them the same way, but I I

[00:58] put them on and in my virtual reality, I

[01:03] was on a cliff and they told me to jump

[01:07] and obviously I knew that I was standing

[01:08] in a room and not actually on a cliff,

[01:12] but I wouldn't I wouldn't jump. I was

[01:14] terrified. The virtual reality seemed

[01:17] more real to me than the perfectly safe

[01:20] actual reality that I knew that I was

[01:22] in. It was terrifying, right? just like

[01:24] an episode of Black Mirror to me where

[01:26] they uh I think eventually are aiming to

[01:29] convince people uh to give up believing

[01:32] in actual reality to instead live in

[01:33] sort of a permanent simulated reality.

[01:36] Anyway, I really do believe that that is

[01:39] the express goal of the United States

[01:42] military right now. I actually should

[01:44] say the global military right now. We

[01:46] are living inside of an episode of Black

[01:49] Mirror. It's this is to be clear

[01:51] operation mockingb bird on steroids.

[01:54] Right after JFK gets assassinated, uh

[01:56] the CIA gets into an alliance with the

[01:59] mainstream media and they begin trying

[02:03] to control our minds. Just repeat the

[02:06] same talking points. They'll eventually

[02:07] believe it. That's what's been going on,

[02:09] right? It's extended now. The mainstream

[02:11] media has collapsed and now they say

[02:13] there are these independent voices on

[02:15] social media.

[02:17] Uh, are they actually independent? Are

[02:20] they a part of a new system that has

[02:22] adapted and is still attempting to

[02:24] manufacture our reality? Well, turns out

[02:27] the White House correspondents dinner

[02:30] which turned into an emergency is

[02:33] potentially stunning proof of just the

[02:36] scenario that I'm describing. Like I

[02:38] said, massive scandal. the email that uh

[02:41] we presented that the White House

[02:43] military office sent out to immediately

[02:47] begin amplifying Erica Kirk of all

[02:50] people provides us with a rare

[02:52] opportunity to really reflect on what is

[02:54] going on right now in this country and

[02:56] beyond and why. Okay, so let's back this

[02:58] up. We are supposed to believe that the

[03:00] White House correspondents dinner, the

[03:02] shooting was not staged, right? Gosh,

[03:05] you'd be crazy to think that it was

[03:06] staged. you would be well a conspiracy

[03:09] theorist, a term that the CIA came up

[03:11] with after they assassinated JFK.

[03:15] Uh instead, it is supposed to then make

[03:18] more rational sense to us that for the

[03:21] first time in the history of the world,

[03:24] a sitting president has survived not

[03:26] one, not two, but three separate

[03:30] shooting assassination attempts all in

[03:33] the span of just under two years. So to

[03:36] be clear, what what I mean is not just

[03:38] like foiled attempts, finding people

[03:39] online, organizing, discussing, harming

[03:42] the president on the internet, maybe

[03:43] radicalized groups threatening uh

[03:45] plotting to bring harm to him. I'm sure

[03:47] that goes on all the time all across the

[03:49] world. Uh but I'm talking about a

[03:51] physical, literal, public shooting

[03:54] attempt where a wouldbe assassin

[03:56] carrying a loaded gun gets close enough

[03:59] to fire shots or warrant shots being

[04:02] fired to stop him. Trump has survived

[04:05] three of these attempts. Now, it is

[04:07] truly remarkable. If only his friend

[04:10] Charlie Kirk had that sort of luck.

[04:12] Right now, just for comparison, there

[04:15] are world leaders who have been in power

[04:18] for much longer than Trump, have been

[04:20] presidents of countries for over 20

[04:22] years. Like Vladimir Putin, as just one

[04:24] example, he has been the president of

[04:26] Russia for 22 years. He has not endured

[04:30] uh he's not endured that sort of a thing

[04:31] that sort of a pattern despite the re

[04:34] routine demonization of Russia the

[04:37] nation the people by the entire western

[04:40] media I I don't know maybe Trump should

[04:43] consider hiring his security apparatus

[04:45] that's just a suggestion you can park

[04:46] that in the suggestion box

[04:49] conspiracy theorists should think

[04:51] critically because they typically do

[04:54] about the true aims of the White House

[04:56] correspondence dinner right we were at

[04:58] first completely gaslit and told that we

[05:00] were terrible people for suggesting that

[05:02] the ERIC clip seemed to be sort of

[05:04] artificially promoted in our face. But

[05:06] now we have the proof at the very least

[05:08] that its amplification was designed by

[05:10] the military. That is a fact. Okay, that

[05:12] is now a fact and is a fact that you're

[05:14] probably not going to see the media want

[05:16] to cover. Um,

[05:19] unless we forget, by the way, Dr. Erica

[05:22] Kirk was herself promoted to the Air

[05:24] Force Academy board of visitors in her

[05:28] husband's uhstead for reasons that are

[05:30] not unclear to us. She's qualified. Uh

[05:33] what we know now, which I can confirm to

[05:35] you, is that just ahead of the White

[05:38] House correspondence dinner shooting,

[05:41] Erica Kirk visited the West Wing. Now,

[05:45] my assumption is that she went with

[05:47] Andrew Kovette and Mikey McCoy, but I

[05:49] cannot yet confirm that. Don't worry, I

[05:51] will.

[05:52] What Erica Kirk was doing in the West

[05:54] Wing is also unknown since we were

[05:57] notified by her that the entire purpose

[06:00] of her trip to DC, despite telling us

[06:02] that she was terrified um to travel and

[06:04] people were tracking her planes and not

[06:06] even the Secret Service could make her

[06:07] feel safe. We were then told just a few

[06:10] days later when she was here in a white

[06:13] dress that she did this and braved

[06:16] everything to confront Daily Mail

[06:19] reporters. Right. Okay. Erica, are the

[06:22] Daily Mail reporters in the West Wing

[06:24] with us now? What are you doing there?

[06:27] To recap, the shooting happened at 8:39

[06:29] p.m. 8:39 p.m. Eastern. Sydney Sidner of

[06:32] CNN uploaded the video of Erikica Kirk

[06:34] at 9:25 p.m. And approximately 25

[06:39] minutes later, we revealed to you that

[06:40] the White House military office sent out

[06:42] follow-up instructions

[06:44] uh in an email that accidentally went

[06:46] out to the wrong internal teams. Now, it

[06:49] is important to note, I'm going to show

[06:50] it to you here on the screen because I

[06:51] was able to manually I just typed it the

[06:53] email verbatim onto uh Microsoft Word to

[06:56] protect my source from that canary email

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[08:14] USA residents only. But this is verbatim

[08:17] what the relevant portion of the email

[08:19] read. Here you have it up on the screen.

[08:21] Uh addendum Erica Kirk video clip. Video

[08:24] clip of Erica Kirk leaving the ballroom

[08:26] area and stating I just want to go home

[08:27] is driving the highest engagement of all

[08:29] incident related content across

[08:31] platforms. Our current digital

[08:33] assessment is strongest emotional

[08:34] response asset associ associated with

[08:37] incident. High cross ideological

[08:40] circulation, elevated repost velocity

[08:43] among political commentary accounts,

[08:45] increasing use as symbolic framing

[08:47] device regarding media conduct and

[08:49] national stability narratives. Our

[08:52] recommendation, that's the

[08:53] recommendation here. All communications

[08:54] channels should amplify this clip.

[08:56] Coordinate with our digital partners,

[08:58] who that is, and our approved

[09:00] surrogates. I'd like to know who those

[09:02] people are to elevate reach and ensure

[09:05] dominant placement in the overnight

[09:07] information environment. So they wanted

[09:09] us to wake up on Sunday and it to be

[09:12] about Erica Kirk that that needs to be

[09:15] dominant in the information environment.

[09:18] It then goes on and this is important

[09:20] too uh to describe external commentary.

[09:24] Expect aligned outside commentators. So

[09:27] they're talking about their surrogates

[09:28] to independently amplify the

[09:30] professionalism of protective response,

[09:32] the media conduct during the evacuation,

[09:35] political rhetoric and escalation

[09:37] concerns. We saw all of this happening.

[09:39] Broader executive stability themes.

[09:41] Okay, we're going to talk about that

[09:42] later. Now, the first astonishing thing

[09:44] about this email is who it came from.

[09:46] This is important. Okay, the email was

[09:48] delivered from the military office

[09:49] domain from the White House

[09:51] Communications Agency. Okay, you need to

[09:54] understand what that means. Um, the

[09:56] White House Communications Agency is

[09:59] like the the military arm of White House

[10:02] communications. So, from from some

[10:04] sources within the White House, I'm

[10:06] going to read this quote. The White

[10:07] House Correspondents Agency is a

[10:09] Department of Defense controlled

[10:11] military communications entity that is

[10:14] embedded inside of the White House

[10:16] itself. Its primary function is

[10:18] maintaining secure presidential

[10:20] communications continuity infrastructure

[10:23] and command and control systems during a

[10:25] crisis. But the idea that this military

[10:28] linked communications apparatus

[10:30] participated in domestic narrative

[10:32] coordination raises profound

[10:35] constitutional and democratic concerns.

[10:38] Okay. End quote. Now you should know who

[10:40] the email was sent to because you see

[10:43] some morons online saying just type this

[10:45] up. Oh yeah, that seems like a really

[10:46] good idea. I'm sure I'll just make up an

[10:49] email and expect not to be called out

[10:52] called out on it. The email was sent to

[10:54] Caroline Levit's press office and team

[10:56] so she can confirm its authenticity. Uh

[10:59] the national security press team, the

[11:01] national security operations team copied

[11:04] onto this email. We covered some of this

[11:06] yesterday with Steven Chong who is the

[11:08] White House communications director,

[11:10] Richard Smallley who is the

[11:12] communications officer. uh and the

[11:15] information assurance engineer sounds so

[11:19] dis dystopian at the White House

[11:21] communications agency. So that's a

[11:23] military position. Uh Gustav Anderly

[11:26] also military position information

[11:28] systems manager at the White House

[11:30] Communications Agency. And Ryan Ripian,

[11:34] Ryan Ripian is the commander of naval

[11:36] communications.

[11:37] They also have someone named Michaela

[11:40] Mott who was on this email also Navy

[11:44] The document reveals the emergence of a

[11:48] modern hybrid system where military

[11:51] communications infrastructure,

[11:53] intelligence linked monitoring,

[11:55] behavioral analytics, they're monitoring

[11:57] that too, social media amplification

[11:59] strategies, and centralized federal

[12:01] messaging converge into this unified

[12:04] information controlled architecture

[12:06] operating behind the scenes of public

[12:08] events. Okay, we weren't aware of this.

[12:10] You're supposed to believe this is

[12:11] happening natural, that you are not

[12:12] being impacted, that you are not being

[12:14] targeted by the government. And and make

[12:16] no mistake, that is that is what we have

[12:18] uncovered. The Department of Defense

[12:21] instructing teams internally on how to

[12:24] immediately begin to engineer and to

[12:27] conduit our emotions. We, all of us, we

[12:32] were the actual targets of the White

[12:35] House correspondents dinner shooting.

[12:37] Jokes on you if you thought on us I

[12:39] guess if we thought that it was actually

[12:42] uh the White House, the people that work

[12:44] around the White House and the

[12:45] Department of Justice during a time

[12:47] period when they should have only been

[12:49] concerned about safety right within an

[12:51] hour this took place. They prioritized

[12:54] Erica Kirk and engineering our emotions

[12:58] about her. She is described in the email

[13:01] as an emotional response asset. That is

[13:04] stunning. An emotional response asset.

[13:07] And there's more. Now, we've also

[13:09] learned from White House sources that

[13:11] something else that was unusual that

[13:14] evening was a the lack of a scramble.

[13:17] Okay, a lack of scramble. Let me

[13:18] explain, do my best to explain what that

[13:19] means. It's important that you remember

[13:21] that the dinner took place on a Saturday

[13:23] evening across town. Okay, the White

[13:25] House was therefore not open for

[13:27] business. This is a Saturday.

[13:30] internal teams tell me that what is most

[13:32] remarkable is that for some reason that

[13:35] email uh that evening the the White

[13:38] House campus security protocol and the

[13:40] perimeters were just out of the

[13:42] ordinary. Everybody was somehow

[13:44] available and on standby for some

[13:46] unknown reason. Uh were it completely

[13:49] unplanned, you might imagine there would

[13:50] have been this scramble to get all of

[13:52] the appropriate personnel uh back to the

[13:54] White House in time for this unplanned

[13:56] press conference. Maybe they're up in

[13:59] Virginia where they live. Maybe they

[14:00] went on vacation. Maybe they went to go

[14:01] see their families. How are we going to

[14:02] Whoa. What are we going to do? We got to

[14:03] get back to the White House within two

[14:04] hours of a shooting. But that evening,

[14:07] everything was clean as though they were

[14:10] all anticipating a late night presser at

[14:13] the White House, which as we as we know

[14:15] and took place at 10:33 p.m. So less

[14:18] than 2 hours after the shooting.

[14:19] Everyone just had it together and were

[14:20] there. They said things ran too

[14:24] smoothly. They've been in situations

[14:26] where it is a situation and people

[14:28] scramble. That was not uh what occurred

[14:31] that night. So, we know the military

[14:33] comms uh wanted Erica Kirk to be number

[14:37] one by Sunday morning. Check. That was

[14:38] accomplished. Mission extract max

[14:41] attention via the video and max sympathy

[14:45] for Erica Kirk. And then our emotional

[14:49] asset is going to break her silence on

[14:53] social media. writing this. Saturday was

[14:56] yet another traumatic example of the

[14:58] evil in our country and the continued

[15:00] rise in political violence. I'm taking

[15:03] time to spend with my family. I will be

[15:06] joining the Charlie Kirk show Wednesday

[15:08] at 12:00 p.m. Eastern to briefly address

[15:10] what took place. Enough is enough. Just

[15:13] love that. That transition from I'm

[15:15] taking time to be with my family to and

[15:16] I will be on the Charlie Kirk show on

[15:18] Wednesday. Just incredible.

[15:20] Complete lack of self-awareness.

[15:22] Anyway, Erica's uh pending speech in my

[15:25] view was intended to begin phase two of

[15:28] the military psychological operation

[15:30] highlighted in the email itself. That

[15:32] part I told you to pay extra attention

[15:33] to what they were asking for beyond that

[15:36] the points that they wanted delivered

[15:37] the professionalism of the protective

[15:40] response was to be highlighted. We saw

[15:43] that all across social media. Bizarre

[15:45] instant headline Cash Patel a hero. It's

[15:49] just completely ridiculous. This is just

[15:51] this is just you should laugh at this.

[15:53] Cash Patel's stunning reaction as the

[15:55] shooter opened fired and White House

[15:57] correspondents dinner. He's described as

[15:58] a hero by the way if you read the

[16:00] article because he just says get down.

[16:03] He instructs others at the table to get

[16:05] down. They I don't know how they somehow

[16:07] got like 800 words out of he said get

[16:09] down and then he got down and he's a

[16:12] hero. Okay. Guess he needed some good

[16:14] press after he was called an alcoholic.

[16:17] Uh plus the uh number two on the email

[16:20] list is to highlight the political

[16:23] rhetoric, the escalation concerns.

[16:24] Remember we started suddenly uh Caroline

[16:27] Lev everybody's starting to talk about

[16:28] hate speech. Oh my god, what's

[16:31] happening? Everybody is is it's it's

[16:33] these words are violence. Your words are

[16:35] actually violence. Erica Kirk herself um

[16:39] discussed that when Wednesday hit. Take

[16:42] a listen. And while we may have big

[16:44] problems with illegal immigration in

[16:46] this country,

[16:48] I have to tell you, we have an even

[16:49] bigger problem when it comes to the

[16:51] systemic indoctrination and

[16:53] radicalization of our own citizens.

[16:57] This is what got my husband killed.

[17:01] This is what has led to three legitimate

[17:04] attempts on President Trump's life.

[17:08] Okay.