Candace Owens Exposes the Faith Military Pipeline Connected to Charlie Kirk and January 6th

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Candace Owens Exposes the Faith Military Pipeline Connected to Charlie Kirk and January 6th

Candace Owens continues her investigation into Charlie Kirk's assassination, uncovering a disturbing pattern connecting military families, megachurch pastors, and federal operations. From Lance Wallnau's Seven Mountain Mandate infiltrating Turning Point Faith to the January 6th pipe bomber finally being identified as a Capitol Police officer, Owens reveals how powerful networks of Christian Zionist influencers may be working behind the scenes. She examines why federal agents immediately seized hospital footage, how NAR preachers with military backgrounds surrounded Trump before January 6th, and why establishment figures are desperately trying to discredit her investigation. As Zionist influencers crash out online and her podcast hits number one globally, Owens promises explosive revelations about Egyptian military planes and Turning Point's finances that will implicate powerful people.

November 10, 2025

The Federal Response That Doesn't Add Up

Candace Owens opens by addressing the intense online reaction to her investigation into Charlie Kirk's assassination. She notes something peculiar that has been bothering her: the feds immediately seized all footage at Timpanogos Hospital on the day Charlie was shot. This raises serious questions about their investigative priorities. Why would federal agents focused on finding a shooter prioritize grabbing hospital security footage instead of pursuing the alleged perpetrator? The hospital choice itself was suspicious, as Timpanogos was further away and less equipped than the University of Utah hospital, a Level 1 trauma center versus Timpanogos's Level 3 designation.

What makes this even stranger is that Kash Patel inserted himself into the situation, and despite news cameras waiting outside the hospital, no clear footage of Charlie's arrival has emerged. Owens requests that anyone with footage of the black SUV pulling up to the hospital contact her team, as something about the federal response to the hospital footage feels increasingly suspicious.

January 6th and the Pipe Bomb Revelation

Owens draws parallels between the Charlie Kirk investigation and January 6th, noting how both events brought left and right together in questioning official narratives. She reflects on how past events like January 6th were designed to divide Americans along partisan lines, with each side blaming the other rather than questioning federal involvement. This time, however, both sides recognized something felt orchestrated and evil.

A major breakthrough occurred over the weekend when reporter Steve Baker allegedly identified the January 6th pipe bomber after five years of investigation. The person reportedly responsible for dropping pipe bombs at the DNC and RNC headquarters the night before January 6th is allegedly Shaunie Ray Kirkoff, a 31-year-old United States Capitol Police officer who worked in campus security. When Baker took his findings to sources in a high-level federal investigative agency, the response was "Holy f***" followed by "She's one of us."

This revelation confirms what many suspected: federal involvement in January 6th. Glenn Beck interviewed Steve Baker about the discovery, with Baker noting that this implicates people at the highest levels who had to have known because of what happened after January 6th. The CIA has confirmed that Kirkoff worked in Capitol Police campus security and lives in Alexandria, Virginia. When a Blaze News editor went to her house, he was immediately stopped by local police before being allowed to leave.

The Faith-Military Pipeline

Owens identifies a disturbing pattern emerging in her investigation: a constellation of megachurch pastors and Christian Zionist leaders with ties to high-ranking military families who were instrumental in organizing the Stop the Steal movement and the January 6th rally. Four out of six protest permits issued for January 6th were issued to independent charismatic Christian groups. Fifteen pastors and leaders from the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) surrounded Trump at the White House leading up to January 6th, telling him the war was now spiritual.

One key figure is Lance Wallnau, a charismatic preacher who posted on Facebook just three days after the 2020 election: "We're going to expose the fraud and stop the steal. The Lord our God is with us and we were built for this battle. Be strong and courageous." Wallnau is a prominent NAR leader who promotes the Seven Mountain Mandate, a philosophy that Christians should infiltrate and take control of seven spheres of cultural influence: religion, education, family, government, media, arts/entertainment, and business.

The Seven Mountain Mandate

In his own words, Wallnau describes the Seven Mountain Mandate as a strategy where "he who occupies the top of those mountains can literally shape the agenda that forms nations." Most troubling is his emphasis on covert infiltration. He speaks of "Jehovah Sneaky," explaining that "God has a way of getting into positions, companies, businesses, nations, and communities before the devil even knows what got in there." This is an explicit philosophy of infiltration where people work toward a hidden agenda before others realize what's happening.

Wallnau, like many of these influential pastors, comes from a military family. His father, Carl Wallnau, was a major in the United States Air Force who served under General Patton. After the war, Carl worked as a field engineer for Standard Oil, building high-pressure liquid propane installations throughout political revolutions in Haiti, Cuba, and the Dominican Republic. Lance himself graduated from a military academy.

This pattern repeats across multiple influential pastors connected to Turning Point Faith: Frank Turek has Air Force ties, Rob McCoy has a naval background in psychological operations with ships named after his father, and the list continues. Owens argues this "militant faith pipeline" deserves serious investigation.

Lance Wallnau's Connection to Turning Point Faith

What many don't know publicly is that Lance Wallnau was intimately involved with Turning Point Faith, both operationally and financially. Sources within Turning Point's faith department revealed to Owens that Wallnau was running the show behind the scenes through substantial funding. He directed large sums of money into Turning Point USA faith operations, was friends with Rob McCoy, eventually did tour stops with Turning Point Faith, and knew Charlie Kirk personally, claiming Charlie was his friend.

Interestingly, Frank Turek, another Turning Point Faith figure with military ties, explicitly acknowledged on his podcast that NAR was a cult, or even "darker than a cult." He described their hermeneutic as "aberrant" and said "they interpret the scriptures in such a way that their practice follows this aberrant theology and they wind up doing things that are more new-agey or more even occult-like than they are Christian." Yet this didn't stop Turk from warning Charlie about these people as they infiltrated his organization.

Suspicious Patterns Around Mass Shootings

Owens raises questions about other events involving this network of military-connected pastors. She points to the October 1, 2017 Las Vegas shooting, the largest mass shooting in American history, which was quickly covered up with the official story of a lone shooter. Conspiracy theorists claimed it was a military operation, with substantial evidence supporting that theory.

A year later, on November 7, 2018, the Thousand Oaks shooting occurred at the Borderline Bar and Grill in California. Strangely, about 40 people who had been at the Las Vegas shooting were all at this bar when a Marine whose family knew Rob McCoy well conducted a mass shooting. Among the dead was a 27-year-old Navy veteran who had survived the Las Vegas shooting. Owens asks: was he a victim or a target?

Following this shooting, Rob McCoy was elected mayor of Thousand Oaks and served for a year. The questions multiply when considering the lack of answers provided for either shooting and the connections between the people involved.

The Zionist Meltdown

As Owens's investigation gains traction and her show reaches number one globally, Christian Zionist influencers have had extreme reactions online. Seth Dillon from the Babylon Bee posted Bible verses to insult her. Joel Berry, also from the Babylon Bee, claimed Owens and Tucker Carlson have given "nothing but demoralization, division, confusion, and conflict" and have been "devastating" to the right, though Owens points out she was never on the side of people who justify genocide in Gaza.

Ben Shapiro publicly pressured Megyn Kelly on stage about Owens with lies, leading Owens to show screenshots of actual text messages from Charlie Kirk on her show. A user named Frank McCormack then claimed Owens had forged the messages, using "ChatGPT analysis" to declare them "digitally fabricated." Owens responded by pulling up the actual messages live on her phone, proving they were real.

Even Grok, the AI chatbot, apparently crashed trying to keep up with the lies being spread about Owens, bizarrely trending that "Candace Owens has accused Marcus Hail of murdering Charlie Kirk."

Mark Levin Refuses to Debate Tucker Carlson

Perhaps the most revealing meltdown came from Mark Levin, who has been "psychopathically obsessed with destroying Tucker Carlson for years." When Turning Point USA refused to cancel Tucker Carlson despite pressure and instead invited Levin to debate him on stage, Levin's response was unhinged. He read Tucker's polite debate invitation on air, then his own response: "My family and I want nothing to do with you, what you've become, your vile libels against my faith, millions of Christians, and in my view, what you seek to do to our country. There's nothing to debate. You're a Nazi promoter. You're the modern-day David Duke."

When Tucker responded that this seemed like the perfect opportunity to rebut what Levin considers evil ideas and do it to his face "like a man," offering "the marketplace of ideas you often talk about," Levin doubled down with personal attacks, calling Tucker "you little bastard" multiple times and saying he'd "rather debate a skunk." Owens questions why someone so confident in their position would refuse to debate and instead focus solely on cancellation.

The Cult Accusation

Having survived being called anti-Semitic, a self-hating black person, homophobic, transphobic, and being diagnosed with postpartum psychosis, Owens says she's finally "caught the final Pokemon ball": she's now being called a cult leader. A podcaster named Carrie Smith, host of "Deprogrammed with Carrie Smith," claims to be an expert on cults and watched ten episodes of Owens's Charlie Kirk series. Smith concluded that Owens exhibits "cult tactics" including "manipulative language," "cluster B personality disorder behavior," and strategies like "forced teaming" (using inclusive language like "we" and "us"), repetition, sarcasm, and having a catchphrase ("we don't know, but we know").

Owens finds this hilarious, noting that by these standards her toddlers could be in a cult since they laugh, use sarcasm, say "we" and "us," and repeat themselves constantly. She points out that this is a classic federal operation tactic: when people don't follow the government narrative, diagnose them as mentally ill and claim they're in a cult. The same approach was used during COVID against people who questioned mask mandates.

Owens argues her actual message is the opposite of cult thinking: trust yourself, think independently, don't accept narratives that violate common sense, and don't commit to government groupthink. She's encouraging people to read books, learn history, homeschool their children, and question power structures rather than blindly accepting authority.

Allie Stuckey's Criticism

Even Allie Stuckey, whom Owens says she likes, weighed in with criticism, telling her audience: "This is not a Netflix series. It's not an Agatha Christie novel. These are people's real lives. And if you are implicating a real person in a murder plot, you better be 100% sure that it is true and backed by hard evidence. Think. Turn on your brain."

Owens responds that Charlie Kirk's real life is exactly what's at stake. That was his real life when he was shot and killed. The surrounding cast of characters has been caught lying repeatedly, which is why the investigation exists. In real life, people's necks don't stop .306 bullets. In real life, when you spend millions on security, they don't forget to have an ambulance behind you. In real life, if you're suspected in a murder and can publicly clarify facts to clear yourself, you do that instead of hiding.

Owens emphasizes that people are following their instincts because they should, and she's stressed because this was Charlie's real life that was taken.

Why This Investigation Matters

Owens believes the panic from powerful people indicates the investigation is getting close to something big that will implicate many people. The only people who seem to believe the official story are Zionists who demand everyone accept it without question. She senses a Zionist picture emerging in this story along with a faith picture, warning people to be wary of influencers trying to convince them that questioning nonsensical official narratives is somehow sinful.

She promises explosive revelations coming Wednesday about Egyptian military planes connected to the case, information that will make people rethink everything. Later in the week, a guest will speak about Turning Point's finances on Friday, painting a picture that will explain why some people are freaking out about this investigation while pretending to be Charlie's friend.

Owens concludes by noting that so much corruption is being revealed, and if you're working for the side of darkness, you're now on notice. She's realized that real life is actually better than an Agatha Christie novel, with layers of corruption being exposed as we enter a time of tremendous revelation.

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