Candace Owens Exposes the Missing Fire Captain in Charlie Kirk Case and Mysterious Epstein Whistleblower Death

[00:01] All right, you guys. Happy Monday. A lot

[00:03] to unpack. It's been a fantastic weekend

[00:07] if you are on the side of humanity and

[00:09] goodness. Terrible weekend if you

[00:11] secretly worship ball. I'll I will say

[00:13] that right now. The Epstein class is

[00:14] down real bad right now. I mean, another

[00:18] mysterious death that's connected to the

[00:21] Epstein filesish.

[00:24] Also, you have country singer Zack Bryan

[00:26] shattering the attendance record at uh

[00:29] Gillette Stadium while wearing a Free

[00:30] Palestine shirt. Just a lot going on.

[00:33] We're gonna unpack all all of that. But

[00:35] first, I want to let you guys know that

[00:36] there is a SCOP that is taking place.

[00:38] You may not be aware of it. I need to

[00:40] draw your attention to it. One that is

[00:42] meant to distract you from the UVU

[00:45] independent review. And I got to tell

[00:48] you guys, the Epste files, all of it,

[00:50] you probably didn't even recognize that

[00:51] it was taking place. We are still

[00:53] talking about it Trump unfortunately. So

[00:55] welcome back to Candace.

[01:13] Okay, good news you guys. After a week

[01:16] of living as a committed lesbian, the

[01:18] narrative has once again shifted

[01:20] regarding Candace Owens. The Candace

[01:22] fantasy series moves forward. It must

[01:25] always move forward onto something else.

[01:28] Uh this time I regret to inform you that

[01:31] I am operating a mansion that is filled

[01:33] with apparently I've smuggled illegals.

[01:36] I'm forcing them to work for me under

[01:38] duress and under NDA. Here are the

[01:41] themes from this week. Here we go. Oh,

[01:43] this is a real tweet from Lisa Nose. I I

[01:46] can't even It's hard to follow this. It

[01:48] reads, "It's not just the NDAs that are

[01:50] a problem. It's so much darker. Candace

[01:53] is rumored to have two nannies for each

[01:55] child. That's currently eight nannies in

[01:58] total, and she has them all living in

[02:02] the mansion down the street from her own

[02:03] mansion. Remember the second mansion

[02:05] that Laura Luma reported on? It's been

[02:07] reported that she hires nannies who are

[02:09] in the country illegally so that she can

[02:12] threaten and intimidate them with

[02:14] deportation. And she underpays them so

[02:16] that they can't get ahead and they're

[02:18] stuck with her. Ironically, she sources

[02:21] her nannies from an elite Jewish nanny

[02:23] agency.

[02:25] This is serious. These women are

[02:27] absolutely terrified of her and for good

[02:29] reason. It's rumored that she treats

[02:31] them terribly and they have all signed

[02:32] NDAs and they legally cannot speak out.

[02:34] This was originally reported on by

[02:36] Jessica Reed Krauss House in Habit. I

[02:38] independently confirmed this information

[02:40] via three individuals who separately

[02:42] know Candace. Oh, it's I'm just getting

[02:46] worse every week, you guys. I am I am um

[02:50] the ICE the Immigration Customs

[02:53] Enforcement. Nope. I will nothing will

[02:55] be enforced. This is how I live. I don't

[02:57] tell you guys. I don't know what to tell

[02:58] you guys. This might be the greatest

[03:01] Candace conspiracy of all time. It's my

[03:04] favorite without question. All right,

[03:06] maybe second only to me paying off

[03:09] someone less than $5,000 after my

[03:11] husband hit them in a DUI accident. I

[03:13] just want you guys to know that I run

[03:14] these streets in Nashville. I I am the

[03:16] Tennessee mafia, the kingpin, the

[03:19] godmother. People fear me, okay? I'm all

[03:22] of the things. I am all of the things.

[03:25] Now, some of you guys might be wondering

[03:26] practically, why is the elite Jewish

[03:30] nanny agency giving Candace illegals to

[03:32] hoard in a mansion? Why is Candace

[03:34] putting them in a mansion? If she's

[03:35] underpaying them, why not keep them

[03:36] somewhere cheaper? And the answer is

[03:39] because everybody fears me. The Jewish

[03:40] elite nanny agency and the illegals. I

[03:43] am the Scarface of Nashville. I haven't

[03:46] actually seen that movie, by the way,

[03:47] but it sounds scary. Scarface, that's

[03:49] me. Okay. Now, stepping away from the

[03:51] Candace fantasy series, which I think

[03:53] I'm going to start referring to as

[03:55] Candyland. I think I like that. What is

[03:56] What's happening in Candyland today? Oh,

[03:59] I like that. You may have noticed that

[04:01] there appears to be a very intense and

[04:03] ever intentional push of certain stories

[04:05] and narratives right now. They're

[04:06] fundamentally untrue, just like that.

[04:08] But it's like more than ever before,

[04:10] like it feels almost as if I'm not even

[04:13] sure the internet is real. Like I

[04:15] actually am starting to believe in the

[04:17] dead internet theory. like it's just all

[04:18] bots that we're engaging with. Maybe a

[04:21] better way to state that is it sort of

[04:22] feels like on the internet time is

[04:24] speeding up. Like they're just cycling

[04:26] through narratives and narratives and

[04:27] hoping that something sticks. What used

[04:29] to be like a steady stream of propaganda

[04:31] has now turned into a fire hydrant over

[04:33] the last year. Like the fake news

[04:35] geyser. And uh one of the things that we

[04:38] have to consider is why this is

[04:41] happening. The why. And I have a theory

[04:44] and I want to share it with you guys and

[04:46] I want you to take this very seriously

[04:48] because it's important. Okay? Thought

[04:51] about this all weekend. For years, it's

[04:55] obvious that the media has been working

[04:57] with the state in conjunction with the

[04:58] state at least since the JFK

[05:00] assassination, right? They have

[05:01] functioned under a very distinct and

[05:03] manageable formula. Even the biggest

[05:06] story, stories that should be huge, when

[05:09] the state decides to tell the media to

[05:12] get us to forget about it, we do

[05:15] eventually whatever the story is, they

[05:16] can like force it to crash on the shore

[05:20] of societal ADHD. It's like everyone's

[05:21] like, "Oh, moving on, something else."

[05:23] The media has definitely been capable of

[05:25] making us just focus somewhere else,

[05:28] right? Clearest example of that is the

[05:30] mass shooting which occurred in Las

[05:32] Vegas in 2017. Biggest mass shooting in

[05:36] American history. It resulted in 60

[05:39] deaths, 869 documented injuries.

[05:42] Investigators claimed that they

[05:45] recovered 24 firearms from a man named

[05:48] Steven Paddock's hotel suite and another

[05:50] firearm from his vehicle. They claimed

[05:53] that he acted entirely alone.

[05:56] Um, and what did Steven claim? Well,

[05:59] nothing because a 64year-old alleged

[06:02] gunman died by suicide before police

[06:05] entered into his hotel room. Okay. So,

[06:08] ultimately

[06:09] investigators and the analysts over at

[06:12] the FBI, they concluded in 2019 that

[06:16] they they actually couldn't determine a

[06:17] motive. They couldn't determine and they

[06:19] said quote a single or clear motivating

[06:22] factor behind the attack. It's just

[06:24] effectively unresolved

[06:27] because it's BS. It's it's the whole

[06:28] story is BS. Obviously, what we were

[06:30] told makes entirely no sense. Now, the

[06:34] conspiracies,

[06:36] which in my view have a lot more

[06:38] evidentiary support, the conspiracy

[06:40] theorists were surmising that it was

[06:43] actually a military operation which

[06:44] involved Israel and Saudi Arabia. You

[06:46] can go down that rabbit hole in your own

[06:47] time. We're not going to focus on that

[06:49] today. Ian Carroll has actually done a a

[06:51] lot of great work with that, as have

[06:52] many others. point that I'm driving home

[06:54] is that they disappeared it from the

[06:56] media cycle in less than a week. How did

[06:59] they do that? Well, because five days

[07:02] later, they just broke a bigger story, a

[07:05] more distracting story at least, and

[07:07] that was hashtagme too. The New York

[07:10] Times, the big story on Harvey

[07:13] Weinstein, um they took him out. It was

[07:16] a Hollywood story for the ages.

[07:18] allegations of sexual impropriy, rape,

[07:21] um, uh, and rape pertaining to

[07:23] A-listers, people who are supposed to be

[07:25] untouchable. Wall-to-wall coverage

[07:27] everywhere. Every day a new Hollywood

[07:30] name got dropped. The names got bigger

[07:32] and bigger. I mean, Gwenneth Paltro, you

[07:33] name it. Paris Hilton, everyone was

[07:36] impacted. Everyone famous was forced to

[07:38] make a statement or to share a story

[07:40] about how they had been personally

[07:42] victimized by Harvey Weinstein. And that

[07:44] was literally all it took. a a Hollywood

[07:46] production

[07:48] and then within five days nobody was

[07:50] speaking about the Las Vegas shooting

[07:52] which appeared to be a CIA MSAD

[07:54] operation. Now when uh fast forward to

[07:57] today, fast forward to Charlie's

[07:58] assassination when when that took place,

[08:01] they attempted to follow that same

[08:02] pattern. Do you get what I mean? I

[08:04] remember as just one example couple of

[08:06] weeks later they were trying to force

[08:08] feed the Somali daycare scandal in

[08:11] Minneapolis. Like suddenly like welfare

[08:13] is being abused like it hasn't been

[08:14] since the very beginning. like it wasn't

[08:16] actually structured to be abused, but

[08:19] you know, this was like getting a lot of

[08:21] play time.

[08:23] Coincidentally, the brave journalist who

[08:25] had uncovered this welfare scandal in

[08:28] Minneapolis, Nick Shirley, Miss who

[08:31] also, you know, goes to Brazil. I'm not

[08:33] going to get into it, but he was kind of

[08:36] relatively unknown to the public. he was

[08:38] doing some other work, but he also

[08:39] happened to be the very last guest on

[08:41] the Charlie Kirk show, uh, picked by

[08:44] Andrew Kovvat, who runs Charlie's

[08:45] Twitter account, and Nick probably

[08:46] doesn't know that, um, for some work

[08:48] that he had done on the border. And they

[08:50] said, "Hey, come on Charlie's show." And

[08:52] he did that. But it turns out, despite

[08:55] this, despite their best push, the

[08:56] welfare abuse Somali scandal was not big

[09:00] enough to make us move on from it. And

[09:01] now we're a year into this, a year over

[09:03] a year into this. And it seems that they

[09:06] can't manufacture a story that's big

[09:08] enough to make the world move on from

[09:09] Charlie Kirk. And um I think you it's

[09:13] fair to say that the story has only

[09:15] grown. The interest has only grown. More

[09:17] people are now investigating and

[09:19] contributing to trying to uncover

[09:23] exactly what took place on September

[09:24] 10th.

[09:26] Now, you might be noticing as of late

[09:28] that there's another intentional push,

[09:32] actually a very bizarre narrative.

[09:35] Frankly, the setup of this reminds me of

[09:37] BLM, right? You're they're holding a

[09:39] magnifying glass to one incident and

[09:41] then attempting attempting to convince

[09:42] the public that we're facing an epidemic

[09:45] that must be dealt with. It started with

[09:48] the Lindsey Clansancy case. I was very

[09:50] open and honest regarding the fact that

[09:52] I did not follow the case, that I had

[09:53] made statements years earlier when it

[09:55] had just broken in the news about

[09:57] pharmaceuticals, you know, first-degree

[09:59] versus seconddegree murder, doctors need

[10:01] to be arrested if all of these drugs are

[10:02] true. I didn't follow the case because I

[10:04] just sense that it was intentionally

[10:06] being pushed through the algorithm and

[10:07] they wanted people to make statements on

[10:10] the case. Suddenly Tik Tok keeps sharing

[10:13] these videos of extreme women. Like they

[10:16] find the crazies and these women are

[10:19] saying that they're displaying acts of

[10:22] empathy toward Lindsy Clancy. They're

[10:24] throwing dolls at walls or down the

[10:27] staircase

[10:28] and saying that this is how they feel as

[10:31] stay-at-home mothers. And suddenly

[10:32] conservatives are pretending that this

[10:35] is an this is an accurate depiction of

[10:37] all mothers in America right now.

[10:39] There's a problem, broadly speaking,

[10:42] there's a problem with women on the

[10:44] internet in general that women are being

[10:46] um this is a social contagion. We're

[10:49] being impacted by it. And if it's not

[10:51] dealt with soon, well, we're all going

[10:53] to just want to kill our children in

[10:55] solidarity with Lindsay Clancy. It's

[10:57] absurd. But this is what neocons began

[11:00] pushing radical calls for women to get

[11:02] off Tik Tok. If your wife's on Tik Tok,

[11:05] she needs to be off Tik Tok. as if in

[11:07] the land before Tik Tok you couldn't

[11:08] find these crazies, too. I mean, people

[11:10] were writing letters to Ted Bundy

[11:12] wanting to marry the guy. I think he

[11:13] probably did end up getting married in

[11:15] prison or something. This is this is not

[11:17] a new phenomenon. This is not because of

[11:19] Tik Tok. There's always going to be

[11:20] crazies even when there's no technology,

[11:23] okay?

[11:25] But this is what they were pushing. The

[11:27] problem is that females just don't know

[11:28] how to internet. We need guard rails

[11:31] really. And then they made the mistake

[11:34] of revealing their hand. They kind of

[11:35] strained and they said, "And these are

[11:37] the same women who don't like Erica Kirk

[11:40] and think that she has something to do

[11:42] with the death of her husband." This is

[11:45] the problem. It's the obsession with

[11:46] true crime wine moms at home that are

[11:49] listening to Kandisoids.

[11:52] They they can't see how perfect and

[11:54] godly Erica is because the internet has

[11:57] created this social contagion. The

[11:58] problem is not that Erica keeps getting

[12:00] caught in lie after lie. The problem is

[12:02] not that she's unconvincing, that her

[12:04] grief is unconvincing. The problem is

[12:06] that women are interneting. And just

[12:08] like that, like I said, you recognize

[12:11] these are the signs of a scop. It's the

[12:13] cheapest form of politicking, by the

[12:15] way. You know, um pretending, taking a

[12:18] magnifying glass, something really

[12:19] small, being like, "Told you." But I

[12:21] want you to check out this objectively

[12:23] hilarious clip of rep. Um Nancy Mace,

[12:26] who has accepted over six figures from

[12:28] Apac and cannot utter a single bad word

[12:30] about Israel. She's been like chief

[12:32] among the people in politics pushing

[12:34] this absurd narrative. Take a listen.

[12:36] >> I just don't know why all these moms are

[12:38] trying to kill their kids. I don't know

[12:40] what's going on. I don't I just to me as

[12:43] a mom of children, two kids,

[12:45] >> I can't even imagine. This is beyond

[12:48] postpartum psychosis, beyond postpartum

[12:50] depression, I don't know what this

[12:52] culture is that this is what's

[12:55] happening. Why are moms killing their

[12:57] kids?

[12:59] >> Why? I I can't even call a friend. I

[13:02] can't call my sister. Everybody's just

[13:04] doing this. It's an epidemic. Every time

[13:06] you call a friend, I'm like, "Hey, do

[13:07] you want to hang out?" They're like,

[13:08] "No, I'm just I have plans to kill my

[13:09] kids tonight." What? What are we talking

[13:12] about?

[13:14] If I didn't know any better on the basis

[13:16] of just how much she keeps tweeting

[13:18] about this, I would reckon that

[13:20] somebody's asking her to put out this

[13:22] narrative. These are real tweets from

[13:23] Nancy Mace. I'm not going to read all

[13:25] them in their entirety, but you got this

[13:26] tweet, the epidemic of the killer

[13:28] mother. At some point, this cannot be

[13:30] considered a coincidence. Then she

[13:32] starts talking about um this Christopher

[13:35] Petray person and she shares a story

[13:38] from the New York Post. Let's show

[13:39] another one. Uh why is the news covering

[13:44] for mother murderers? Stop calling her a

[13:46] homeowner. Call her what she is. She was

[13:49] their mother and is charged with killing

[13:51] her kids. like that person just seems

[13:52] like the standard mom that you meet.

[13:54] Okay, next one. Vivien was four years

[13:56] old. A judge ruled that she was going

[13:58] home to her dad and she never made it

[13:59] there. Again, shared by the New York

[14:01] Post. Okay, give me another one. Not

[14:03] only did she stab her kids 50 times, but

[14:05] she took a baseball bat to them. Also,

[14:07] perhaps the South Carolina legislature

[14:09] could make an exception to the death

[14:10] penalty by firing squad. We ain't got no

[14:13] time for this. Send her to hell. Okay.

[14:17] And of course, this is being echoed by

[14:19] Libs of Tik Tok, another committed

[14:21] Israel, Israeli operative. I would

[14:23] almost say she's not Israeli, but she's

[14:24] an Israel operative. No question. She's

[14:26] been flooding the zones with these

[14:27] stories and trying to create mass panic.

[14:29] She wrote this, Ka. She wrote, "Meet

[14:32] Tanisha Lache Jones, who was arrested

[14:35] and charged in South Carolina with

[14:37] homicide after her infant daughter was

[14:39] found with dead and lethal amounts of

[14:42] morphine in her system. Are Lindsay

[14:44] Clancy fans going to support her, too?"

[14:48] Uh oh.

[14:50] Dang. This is what's happen. I call my

[14:53] friends like, "Do you guys want to hang

[14:54] out?" They're like, "No, I'm going to

[14:54] give my child a dose of morphine tonight

[14:56] and kill him." What? And speaking of Tik

[14:59] Tok, yeah, that seems to be the breeding

[15:01] ground. A lot of this unhinged narrative

[15:03] is being pushed through the algorithm.

[15:05] We all know Israel took over Tik Tok.

[15:07] That was very, that was just done in our

[15:08] face. It became too pro Palestine after

[15:10] October 7th. So, they said, "We're going

[15:12] to get rid of it because China controls

[15:14] it." And then they said, "Never mind.

[15:16] we've got this group of Zionist

[15:18] investors and we're that we're we're

[15:19] just going to buy it and get rid of pro

[15:21] Palestine talk. That seems to have

[15:23] backfired a little bit. Um so yeah, it

[15:25] makes it makes sense that Tik Tok is

[15:27] pushing this, but also the New York Post

[15:29] in particular, the MSAD's rag, uh the

[15:32] one that had everything to do with

[15:33] Galain Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein

[15:36] discovering he had been suicided in his

[15:38] cell covering for Gain Maxwell. She's

[15:41] just poor Galain. Suddenly they are very

[15:45] focused on this beat. Take a look at

[15:47] these headlines from the New York Post.

[15:48] Recent ones, five of them, four of them.

[15:52] You just type it in. Texas mother, a

[15:54] South Carolina mom, South Carolina

[15:56] mother, Taylor, um, Texas mom sharing

[16:00] story after story of women that are

[16:01] killing their children's killing their

[16:04] children. That's how you know it's a

[16:06] psychological operation. And beyond

[16:08] that, you know, it's psychological

[16:09] operation, a scop because it has no

[16:12] basis in statistical reality. That's

[16:15] that's the crucial element that you're

[16:17] looking for. Does it have any basis in

[16:18] statistical reality? If the answer is

[16:20] no, welcome to a scop. So, let me tell

[16:22] you the real facts about this. Filicide,

[16:25] as it is termed, that means a parent

[16:26] murders their own child, is exceedingly

[16:29] rare. How rare? Okay. Okay, in the

[16:32] United States, which is a nation of 350

[16:35] million people, there are approximately

[16:37] 500 cases per year, which counts as

[16:40] filicside. And 10% of those cases are

[16:42] actually being committed by a steparent

[16:43] or another guardian. So, if you removed

[16:46] non-biological parents, you're you're

[16:48] down to just 450 cases of filicide per

[16:51] year. That works out to .00129%

[16:57] of the population that is committing

[16:59] this heinous act.

[17:01] Uh or I'm sorry, am I missed a zero? Oh,

[17:05] 0.0000129%

[17:08] of the population. Thank you for that

[17:10] edit in my ear. Uh so yeah, that that's

[17:14] what you're looking at. That works out

[17:16] also to one case per every 770,000

[17:22] people.

[17:23] Another fact is that the majority of

[17:25] these murders, and this is according to

[17:27] NIH statistics, are being committed by

[17:29] fathers. Fathers represent 50% of the

[17:32] 57% of the offenders, whereas mothers

[17:35] represent just 43% of the offenders.

[17:38] Now, I saw some people arguing, well,

[17:40] women are more likely to do it if it's

[17:41] an infant. I'm sorry. Is that is that

[17:43] better? Is that like, oh, well, once

[17:46] you're six and you are walking and

[17:48] talking, it's different. Okay. Men are

[17:51] more likely to kill the child if the

[17:52] child is over 5 years old. Women are

[17:54] more likely to kill the child if the

[17:56] child is beneath the age of five.

[17:59] men are more likely to kill the entire

[18:00] household and his entire bloodline

[18:04] bloodline over a uh divorce settlement.

[18:06] And to be clear, I'm not saying that to

[18:08] pit women versus men or men versus

[18:10] women. This is not an epidemic either

[18:11] way because again, it is exceedingly

[18:13] rare. I'm only demonstrating to you how

[18:15] a SCOP functions. It is the opposite of

[18:17] reality that is being pressed upon you.

[18:20] And these people that are doing it are

[18:21] insane. I don't have a fear if I read a

[18:23] case that a man killed his child that we

[18:26] oh what's Men need to get off of X.

[18:29] That's what's going men just have to get

[18:31] off of Tik Tok. No, I don't I don't have

[18:33] any fear. I go this is obviously an

[18:35] exceptional case and uh it should be

[18:38] treated as such. Now despite statistical

[18:42] reality like I said the neocarns are are

[18:44] very focused on trying to make you think

[18:45] it's an epidemic. So, we have to ask

[18:47] ourselves why. Why does it appear that

[18:49] the same people who are radically pro

[18:52] Israel who were overwhelmed by the

[18:55] virtually non-existent evidence pointing

[18:59] to Tyler Robinson's guilt. The same

[19:01] people who will not touch or cover the

[19:03] UVU independent review. The same people

[19:05] who were not at all curious about

[19:07] Charlie having abandoned the pro-Rio

[19:09] cause shortly before his death, facing

[19:10] all these fights with people. Why is it

[19:12] that all of the people that's hit these

[19:15] markers are also pushing this

[19:18] non-reality upon the public? I can give

[19:21] you my opinion. My honest opinion is

[19:24] that it's because ultimately they are

[19:27] going to seek to regulate the internet

[19:29] because of the failure, the astonishing

[19:32] failure of the Pentagon to cover their

[19:35] own tracks regarding the assassination

[19:37] of Charlie. And who do they blame for

[19:38] that failure? Well, women because they

[19:41] were the first to not believe or accept

[19:43] Erica's performance based on their gut

[19:45] instincts, not knowing anything about

[19:47] her. They just said something doesn't

[19:48] feel right. That that was the left and

[19:51] the right in unison. People sense

[19:53] something was off almost immediately

[19:55] with the widow, the administration, and

[19:58] also the fireworks. Just everything just

[20:00] kept adding up. And then they blame me,

[20:02] of course, another woman, because I

[20:04] vindicated their suspicions with actual

[20:08] proof, showing audiences that yes,

[20:10] something is wrong with this case.

[20:11] Something is wrong with the story. Here

[20:12] are the discrepancies in the narrative.

[20:14] Here's the timeline. Here are the photos

[20:15] of the car that he was transported into

[20:17] the hospital. Here is what I know about

[20:19] what was done differently because I

[20:21] tooured with Charlie. Here are

[20:22] never-beforeseen videos and pictures.

[20:26] And so, they've attacked me. They

[20:28] attacked my my family relentlessly over

[20:30] this non-stop, moving from one extreme

[20:32] narrative to the next, hoping that the

[20:33] next one will catch cuz it's just so

[20:36] crazy. Now I'm hoarding illegals in

[20:38] mansions.

[20:40] I It just it just sounds like somebody

[20:43] watched Narcos. I don't know.

[20:46] And despite their very

[20:49] feels like weekly attempts to destroy my

[20:52] character, the public's not biting,

[20:54] which means that the Department of War

[20:57] controlling our algorithm and launching

[21:00] an infinite amount of bots is not

[21:03] working. It's proven ineffectual. So,

[21:05] they're now moving toward an attempt to

[21:08] regulate the internet itself. That's my

[21:11] opinion, and you need to be conscious of

[21:12] that. They are completely shaken by what

[21:15] is a new predicament for them, right?

[21:17] They've had unlimited power. And now the

[21:20] state is suddenly losing to truth. And

[21:22] more crucially, they're losing to

[21:24] independent podcasters.

[21:26] We're nobodies. We're supposed to be

[21:27] nobodies.

[21:29] Independent podcasters who simply will

[21:32] not quit in the pursuit of truth. Like

[21:35] in a medical sense, the best way to

[21:37] describe it is we've become resistant to

[21:39] our statemandated antibiotics. and they

[21:41] were like, "Okay, I don't we we're doing

[21:42] millions of bots. We're paying tons of

[21:44] money. The stories are getting crazier.

[21:45] No one's biting." And as their stories

[21:48] and their narratives become more

[21:49] extreme. What I think we need to do is

[21:51] to process that, recognize why it's

[21:53] happening. And we also have to do our

[21:55] best to not take the bait and to remain

[21:57] focused. Last week, they went insane

[22:00] again. The reason they went insane is

[22:03] because of the release of UVU's

[22:04] independent review. That much is obvious

[22:06] to me because there is a truth that is

[22:09] embedded within this report that needs

[22:10] to be further explored and I think that

[22:13] it is pertaining to the question of CPR.

[22:16] It could the CPR question is a point of

[22:20] impossible contention. Impossible

[22:23] contention. First we had Frank Turk who

[22:26] said he did CPR. He administered it from

[22:30] the back administered CPR. I guess

[22:33] jumped over from the back seat while

[22:34] Brian Harpole was distracted. Okay.

[22:37] During the last 30 seconds of the ride,

[22:39] he did this. Brian Harpole said that um

[22:45] CPR actually was not administered in the

[22:47] car or anywhere else for that matter

[22:48] because Brian's story carries us beyond

[22:51] the car ride, right through to the

[22:53] hospital. He grabs a gurnie. He hops on

[22:55] top of that gurnie. He cuts off

[22:57] Charlie's Kirk. He's prepping Charlie uh

[23:00] for a defibrillator before he's uh

[23:03] talking through the medications that

[23:04] Charlie is going to need. He sees

[23:07] himself out. He guards the door. He told

[23:10] us a long story of what took place

[23:13] during his time. We are to assume that

[23:15] Frank was facetiming Jack Hibbs on the

[23:18] basis of the story that they both told.

[23:20] How quickly that took place. Mikey

[23:22] called.

[23:24] But there is a major problem, you guys.

[23:26] a major problem when you when I combine

[23:29] these two stories which are running in

[23:32] conflict of one another. Nowhere in

[23:33] Brian or Frank's extraordinary

[23:35] recounting of what happened on that day

[23:36] did either of them feature a fire

[23:40] captain

[23:41] who met them at the hospital and began

[23:45] performing CPR on Charlie.

[23:49] That is an unbelievable oversight.

[23:51] Unbelievable as in I don't believe it.

[23:54] How could they both forget that?

[23:56] Two of them forgetting that detail

[23:59] registers to me as impossible. So,

[24:01] ladies and gentlemen, there is a fire

[24:04] captain that isn't barking. This person

[24:07] was either the most forgettable human in

[24:11] the entire world, walks around like a

[24:13] ghost, or he is a highly important

[24:16] individual worthy of identifying because

[24:20] he might unlock some other narrative

[24:22] questions. I I found it curious that the

[24:25] UVU Independent Review declined to name

[24:27] him. It was it was a curious admission

[24:29] for a couple of reasons. Foremost,

[24:30] because he's a public figure. Fire

[24:33] captain is a public figure. And a public

[24:35] figure who played a crucial role in a

[24:38] public event doesn't just get to say, if

[24:40] you thought, well, maybe he just said, I

[24:42] don't want to be named, please like to

[24:43] keep my privacy. You don't get that's

[24:44] not an option. I'm sorry. You're a

[24:45] public figure. Also, the review chose to

[24:49] name people who didn't even want to

[24:50] participate in the review at all. They

[24:53] named Caleb Chilkit, the Turning Point

[24:56] USA uh local chapter president at UVU.

[24:59] They named Macy Crofts over at

[25:01] headquarters. They didn't care.

[25:04] So, we need to determine how this who

[25:07] this fire captain is and why he was left

[25:10] off the report. I I mean, I feel like it

[25:13] is very important. I just I have a

[25:15] sense. First, I want to remind ourselves

[25:16] of what the review stated. Um, and

[25:19] please you guys, I'm just going to say

[25:20] now, do not inundate us with Google

[25:23] searches. There's been, it makes me sad.

[25:25] It breaks my heart as someone who loves

[25:27] to research to see that so many people

[25:29] are just asking AI questions. We don't

[25:32] want AI answers. We can AI ourselves. Do

[25:35] not we don't want you to just

[25:38] give your thinking over to an AI

[25:40] program. AI is just scraping the

[25:43] internet with answers that are on the

[25:44] internet. It is not actually telling you

[25:45] anything. And if you give it five

[25:47] minutes, it'll tell you something else.

[25:48] But first, to jog memory of what the UVU

[25:51] review told us about this individual. It

[25:53] reads, quote, "Fire personnel from

[25:55] station one and station 3 were initially

[25:58] dispatched to the scene of the shooting.

[26:00] Personnel from stations two and four

[26:01] also responded because the extent of

[26:04] medical need was not yet known. While in

[26:06] route, the station 3 firet truck passed

[26:10] near the SUV being used by the TPUSA

[26:13] security team to transport Charlie Kirk

[26:15] to Temponogus Hospital. Station 3

[26:17] personnel provided that information over

[26:19] the radio. Station 2 then rerouted

[26:21] Temponogus Hospital where the fire

[26:24] captain from station 2 assisted in

[26:27] providing CPR to Charlie Kirk at the

[26:29] hospital. So, we know it's a fire

[26:30] captain from station two. So, we began

[26:33] researching, going through um the the

[26:36] dispatch calls, and we can now allow you

[26:39] guys to listen to what seems to us to be

[26:42] corroborating evidence, the

[26:44] corroborative 911 sequence. We are going

[26:46] to learn in this call they're about to

[26:47] play for play for you, and I promise

[26:49] you, yes, it's real. That it was ladder

[26:53] 33

[26:55] and engine 34 that were redirected

[26:58] toward Tonogus. And for clarity, if

[27:01] you're like me and you don't really know

[27:02] anything about fire trucks, I was like,

[27:05] engine, all this stuff. I have all these

[27:07] boys, and I'm sure that my 5-year-old

[27:10] could have answered this. The engine is

[27:12] what's going to carry the water. That's

[27:14] going to be the hose if there is a fire.

[27:16] And of course, they're going to dispatch

[27:17] this stuff, you know, just as a part of

[27:20] protocol. There's no fire antibonos, but

[27:22] they would send one. And the ladder

[27:24] carries the ladder and other rescue

[27:26] equipment. Sorry to give you this basic

[27:28] explanation that I did myself require.

[27:30] So they're they're going to have

[27:32] someone's going to be rescuing the

[27:34] people from the building ladder, all

[27:35] these resources, so to speak, while the

[27:37] other is going to be fighting the fire.

[27:39] So you're about to hear that they are

[27:40] sending ladder 33 and engine 34. It's

[27:45] very quick. Take a listen.

[27:47] >> Ladder 33, engine 34, we're in the area.

[27:49] We'll head towards camp.

[27:53] >> Okay, that dispatch came in at around

[27:56] 12:30 p.m. That's what we can see. And

[27:59] it looks like it is the whole thing

[28:01] seems to be coming from Provo. Um, but I

[28:05] wanted you to hear it. And we were also

[28:06] able to narrow it down because in the

[28:08] leadup to that dispatch, they discussed

[28:11] Charlie's vehicle and his feet hanging

[28:13] out from it, just as is described in the

[28:14] UVU report. Take a listen to that

[28:16] dispatch communication about Charlie's

[28:18] vehicle.

[28:19] I'm going to need one other with me at

[28:21] Tiffen Hospital, please.

[28:24] >> To Tempanog's Hospital.

[28:27] >> Copy. We're trying to get further

[28:28] details on a location. It looks like

[28:32] 3J was possibly 1080 on a vehicle

[28:34] northbound 580 South Wolverine Way, the

[28:38] black SUV.

[28:41] There was possibly another victim, one

[28:42] hanging out of the vehicle.

[28:45] >> From 33.

[28:48] Yes, please.

[28:50] >> We're trying to get

[28:52] a good channel for responding units as

[28:54] well.

[28:57] >> We just got signals by PD to follow

[28:59] them. Were they following a victim to

[29:01] the hospital?

[29:07] >> Copy. Switching to 3J.

[29:12] We got officers in route to the hospital

[29:15] to be with the victim.

[29:19] Okay. So, just to be clear, obviously

[29:21] there's a lot of static and you're

[29:23] looking at subtitles. They're guessing

[29:25] sometimes. So, where it says Nigel from

[29:26] ladder 33, maybe saying something that

[29:28] sounds like Nigel ladder 33. Take that

[29:30] with a grain of salt. But we do know

[29:32] that it was ladder 33 that was sent

[29:33] there. And of course, we have the UVU

[29:35] report who was informing us that it was

[29:37] a captain. Again, I know that you can

[29:39] research and you can find captains that

[29:41] are working at that time. There's like

[29:42] two of them that keep coming up in the

[29:44] mix. We are looking for inside

[29:46] information. We do not want to be hit

[29:48] and we are very grateful that people

[29:50] take the time to send us AI searches or

[29:52] to say, "Oh, it's probably this person

[29:54] or we we don't want probability." This

[29:56] feels significant enough that we need a

[29:57] concrete answer as to who performed CPR,

[30:01] who met Charlie's SUV at the hospital

[30:04] and performed CPR and then gave amnesia

[30:08] to Frank Turk and Brian Harpull about

[30:10] this act because that's that's what

[30:11] happened. They both suddenly descended

[30:14] into amnesia and they both remember no

[30:17] CP. One remembers no CPR remembers CPR

[30:20] in the last 30 seconds, but none of them

[30:21] remember a fire captain who gave CPR to

[30:25] Charlie. Again, I find that to be

[30:29] unbelievable.

[30:30] I do not accept that. I do not believe

[30:32] that. And it is suspicious to me that

[30:35] this person is not named in the report

[30:38] whereas everybody else seems to be

[30:40] named. So, please email us at more

[30:43] tips@canniswowens.com

[30:44] if you know the answer to who the fire

[30:46] captain was that um provided CPR to

[30:50] Charlie who uh might have been with

[30:53] ladder 33, might have been with ladder

[30:55] 33. Um, and yes, for those of you guys

[30:58] who are going to email me about some of

[30:59] the conspiracies regarding a different

[31:01] fire captain who perished with his

[31:04] entire family in a flash flood, I am

[31:06] aware of that information. I have not

[31:09] seen any information attaching him

[31:11] necessarily to this particular story.

[31:14] Yes, though, as you will see, I do know

[31:17] that he did work with Provo EMS. Some of

[31:19] these calls appear to be coming from

[31:20] Provo EMS, but that is not concrete

[31:23] proof of any wider conspiracy. We just

[31:25] want to get the concrete proof of who

[31:28] the fire captain was who conducted CPR.

[31:31] More tips at candace Owens.com.

[31:34] Thank you guys. We'll be right back

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[34:33] can comprehend what's happening within

[34:35] that review. And one of the things you

[34:37] walk away with is how despicable it is

[34:39] that Turning Point has been trying to

[34:40] shift the narrative to blame Chief Jeff

[34:42] Long um for the absence of what they

[34:45] deem to be acceptable security when

[34:46] Charlie's security team, which was made

[34:49] up of about 13 members, all of them

[34:52] SEALs, a former, you know, former SEALs

[34:54] and having these long military records,

[34:57] did virtually nothing. I mean, didn't

[34:59] even get try to get in touch with the

[35:00] police. The police had to uh play

[35:03] offense on that. And then of course we

[35:04] learned that headquarters was not

[35:06] sharing the ticket count. So there's no

[35:08] way they could have prep without even

[35:09] knowing the numbers sufficiently.

[35:11] Anyway, Frank Turk went on Brandon

[35:13] Tatum's podcast, gave an interview. He's

[35:16] been just speaking way too much. And

[35:18] there's one very funny part of of his

[35:20] entire spiel, which is just him

[35:23] forgetting his little spell of amnesia

[35:24] in the middle of he's going to he's

[35:26] going to go through very quickly about

[35:27] what happened at the hospital. But he is

[35:30] going to recount an interaction that he

[35:32] had with Jeff Long when he returned to

[35:34] UVU. And apparently Chief Long was very

[35:37] upset with this. He expressed to him how

[35:38] upset he was with the fact that they

[35:41] were lying on him, just blatantly

[35:43] defaming this man and not telling that

[35:46] they contributed uh to this security

[35:48] nightmare, lack of security nightmare.

[35:50] Anyway, take a listen to Frank Churik

[35:53] recounting his his interaction with Jeff

[35:55] Long. So I went back to UVU in March of

[35:58] 2026. So this is what six, seven months

[36:01] after the murder

[36:03] >> and uh to give a presentation and

[36:06] students showed up and after the

[36:08] presentation was over, they all left the

[36:09] room and it was just me and my security

[36:12] team packing up the computer, the final

[36:15] things before we had to go and Jeff

[36:17] Long, who was the head of the police

[36:22] there at UVU, the chief of police, he

[36:24] comes up to me, comes up kind of from

[36:26] behind me, and he sticks his hand out to

[36:28] shake my hand. and he goes, "Hi, I'm

[36:30] Jeff Long. I'm the uh chief of police

[36:32] here at UVU. I take a bullet for Turk

[36:34] Charlie. I take a bullet for you. I kind

[36:35] of think I got thrown under the bus uh

[36:37] today."

[36:38] >> I said, "What do you mean you got thrown

[36:39] under the bus today?" He said, "You said

[36:40] during your presentation that we had the

[36:43] roofs." I said, "You did have the roofs.

[36:45] I saw the text." Dan Flood, who was on

[36:48] the security team with Charlie, when we

[36:51] got to the hospital, he showed me the

[36:53] text. actually showed it to me a couple

[36:54] of days after that, but he showed me the

[36:57] text that said that I need somebody on

[37:01] the roofs and you texted back, "I got

[37:04] you covered."

[37:06] >> And then

[37:09] Long said after I said that, he said,

[37:12] "Well, Charlie's team should have gotten

[37:14] here early." I said, "What does that

[37:16] have to do with it?" He said, "Well,

[37:17] they got here the day of. They should

[37:18] have been here the day before." Again,

[37:20] what does that have to do with it? You

[37:21] said you had the roofs and he said,

[37:23] "Well, it was just the roof above you."

[37:25] What do you mean the roof above you?

[37:26] Well, that bridge that was above you,

[37:28] that roof above, we had that cuz we

[37:31] didn't want people throwing stuff down

[37:32] on Charlie. I said, "Are you telling me

[37:34] when you said you had the roofs that you

[37:36] didn't think you had to have the roofs

[37:38] out there where a sniper could be?" And

[37:40] he was just trying to backpedal away

[37:42] from that. And I said, "Look, man, I'm

[37:44] just a guy here. I was in the Navy, but

[37:46] I'm no security expert." And coming into

[37:49] this place, I said, "Charlie, I don't

[37:50] like this place. There's too many

[37:52] buildings." Are you telling me in a

[37:53] postbutler PA environment that you

[37:57] didn't think you had to have somebody on

[37:58] the roofs

[38:02] >> with Frank Turk? It's just amazing to me

[38:04] like I don't know how people can look at

[38:08] this person and think that after

[38:10] everything that we have seen all of the

[38:12] stories running into running into one

[38:13] another that he is a honest or that he

[38:17] is at all actually a pastor that he

[38:21] cares about the truth whatsoever. How

[38:24] can you look at that man and think that

[38:25] he can't even tell the truth as he gets

[38:27] to he's like we got to the hospital and

[38:28] Dan flood show me the messages. He's

[38:30] like actually it was a couple days after

[38:32] that. What? Like, oh, what?

[38:36] How can you be so convinced of a memory

[38:37] and so strong and then like quietly

[38:38] whisper in your breath that actually

[38:39] that's not the right memory. Let's just

[38:40] move on from that. And after this report

[38:43] came out, how how do you possess that

[38:46] hubris that it takes to sit across from

[38:48] somebody and to reinforce the same lies

[38:50] that everyone is now aware of? You just

[38:52] assume that people don't read, that you

[38:54] can act. This is the new thing. It's a

[38:56] circus over at Turning Point USA.

[38:58] Whoever can perform the hardest, whoever

[39:00] can cry the hardest, whoever can

[39:02] manipulate,

[39:04] open your Bibles, how dare you question

[39:06] the widow, how dare you not believe

[39:07] this. We don't believe it because we've

[39:10] now read through the report and we

[39:11] understand what happened. They did not

[39:14] communicate to them how many people were

[39:15] going to be there. In fact, they

[39:16] communicated the exact wrong number of

[39:18] who who was going to be there. Uh they

[39:22] ignored their suggestion to have this

[39:25] event be indoor. they so that they could

[39:27] have some sort of to get control for

[39:28] safety and he has no questions for uh or

[39:32] or at least no statements made about how

[39:34] Turning Point could have done something

[39:35] different. You're defaming the police.

[39:39] That is that is like the truest example

[39:41] of defamation now. He's not wondering

[39:43] anymore. The report has been released

[39:45] and he's still saying you had the roofs.

[39:47] He's recounting you had the roofs. Why

[39:50] say that? Why not be honest and tell

[39:52] people? Yeah. After seeing that report,

[39:55] after reading through it, sure looks

[39:56] like more could have been done that day

[39:58] by our team is he's just repeating the

[40:01] talking points in Erica's intent to sue,

[40:04] the Kirk family's intent to sue, which

[40:07] is in no way um does it demonstrate or

[40:10] or commit to telling the truth or de

[40:12] display any uh actual events that left

[40:15] that that actually transpired leading up

[40:17] to this tragedy. No way does recount any

[40:20] of those steps that were taken or the

[40:21] steps that weren't taken. And that is by

[40:24] design. Anyway, I want to very quickly

[40:26] tell you what is going on with this

[40:28] whistleblower story because it's crazy

[40:31] what is happening. Uh this was a person

[40:33] who was blowing the whistle on Howard

[40:35] Lutnik. And I will say allegedly here a

[40:39] lot of people just when they are telling

[40:41] the story about Jeffrey Epste, the

[40:42] Jeffrey Epste, it just a lot of suicides

[40:45] happen. And we've had another suicide.

[40:47] Here is the headline. the banker

[40:48] whistleblower who flagged Howard

[40:51] Lutnik's links to the to the Epstein uh

[40:55] to to Epstein dies. A former British

[40:57] banker and a whistleblower his name was

[40:58] Simon Andre and he essentially came

[41:01] forward who's previously a managing

[41:04] director um at Wall Street firm BGC

[41:07] Group where Lutnik who is now the US

[41:10] commerce secretary was the CEO. Okay.

[41:13] And so he's now dead a after he was

[41:19] saying, "Hey, there was some money

[41:21] laundering that was happening." Um, and

[41:24] he was also behind the push to notify

[41:27] people that Howard Lutnik had visited

[41:29] the Epstein had visited Epstein's

[41:31] island, had visited this temple, this

[41:32] underground structure, so to speak.

[41:35] Howard Letic. You're wondering why Trump

[41:38] doesn't want us to have the Epstein

[41:39] files. This could be a reason why. Um

[41:43] because earlier on Howard Lutnik said he

[41:45] had never visited the island. He'd never

[41:48] visit. Then all of a sudden he fell out

[41:49] of his amnesia and he was like, "Oh, I

[41:50] have visited the island." Um and Jeffrey

[41:54] Epstein wasn't on the record sex

[41:55] offender by then. There's no question of

[41:57] who Jeffrey Epstein was. It's amazing to

[41:59] see which people still stood by him

[42:02] despite the fact that he was serving out

[42:03] a sentence uh down in Palm Beach. He

[42:06] just got right back to his own life, was

[42:08] still handed keys over at Harvard

[42:10] University because he was that important

[42:12] of a player when it came to blackmailing

[42:14] and global trafficking. That's the

[42:15] reality. Okay. And Andre the who was now

[42:19] dead previously had told the BBC that he

[42:22] had unearthed this evidence which

[42:24] indicated that Howard Lutnik failed to

[42:26] disclose a business relationship with

[42:27] Jeffrey Epstein. He told BBC that he had

[42:30] discovered an email chain

[42:33] in 2018 in which Howard Lucknik Howard

[42:36] Lutnik email chain from 2018 pardon in

[42:39] which Howard Lutnik and Jeffrey Epstein

[42:40] had discussed prospects of a startup

[42:42] business they were both involved in. So

[42:44] again Jeffrey Epstein having been found

[42:47] guilty of and striking up a deal down in

[42:50] Palm Beach for having sexually abused

[42:53] children did not stop Howard Lutnik from

[42:55] wanting to work with him. he wanted to

[42:57] start a business with him in 2018.

[43:00] I mean, that's just stunning to me. This

[43:01] is a story to pay attention to. They are

[43:04] saying that it is a suicide. Obviously,

[43:05] it is remarkably suspicious suicide. Uh

[43:09] this guy coming forward discussing these

[43:10] things and we're sensing this kind of

[43:12] seems to be the unraveling of the world.

[43:14] Pam Bondi saying that it would lead to

[43:18] global economic catastrophe if the files

[43:20] were released. Yeah, I bet it would. I

[43:23] bet it would. I bet we'd learn about how

[43:26] the entire system works.

[43:29] Blackmail, people who are doing deals

[43:31] behind the scenes, people who are caught

[43:33] on camera harming children who are then

[43:35] put into positions of power, fake wives,

[43:37] an entire MSAD network, I think, of

[43:40] women who are pretending to love men who

[43:42] are going through like MK Ultra

[43:44] programming from the time that they're

[43:46] young. I think they're farming children

[43:47] for pres for certain roles, taking over

[43:49] companies, corporations.

[43:52] I bet that is why it would cause a

[43:55] global economic crash if all the files

[43:57] were released and we're not. We keep

[43:59] talking about them. That's why Trump

[44:01] wanted us to just turn around and move

[44:02] on. That's why they're engaging in all

[44:04] of these SCUPs. And no matter what story

[44:06] we cover, there seems to be this nucleus

[44:09] link

[44:11] like the nucleus of everything is

[44:14] Jeffrey Epstein.

[44:16] What did Epstein represent?

[44:18] Global trafficking.

[44:21] Um, and that's why we can't stop talking

[44:24] about them.

[44:26] I will say for some good news on the

[44:27] flip side, it does seem that good guys

[44:29] are winning. Like I said, it they just

[44:32] can't do it anymore. They can't go after

[44:34] people for being righteous anymore. Take

[44:37] it constantly going after the good guys.

[44:38] And we had covered last week how this Ed

[44:41] Sheeran thing. I said, "This is actually

[44:42] really important." Like, uh, I don't I'm

[44:44] not even a fan of McLemore. I think it's

[44:45] a kind of annoying and obnoxious every

[44:48] cause that he takes up, but he's always

[44:49] he's been consistent actually that every

[44:51] time he hits the stage, he's bringing up

[44:52] some cause. Every time he has a

[44:53] microphone, not all of them that I

[44:55] believe in. And so Ed Sheeran knew what

[44:58] he was getting into when he offered for

[45:00] McLemore, who he has been friends with

[45:02] for a long time, to open for him. And

[45:03] McLemore did what McLemore always does.

[45:05] He got on stage, but this time he said

[45:07] free Palestine. and an old perve. He's a

[45:11] perve. Robert Craft kind of, you know,

[45:15] on a technicality got a case dropped

[45:16] against him. Whatever. He's not guilty

[45:19] of anything. Be clear. Um, but he then

[45:23] says, "I'm a billionaire and this is how

[45:24] this works. You're canceled. You can't

[45:26] perform. This is my stadium. I own

[45:29] Gillette Stadium. Tough luck. McLemore's

[45:32] canceled. God intervenes and the shows

[45:35] that were scheduled to take place at

[45:37] Gillette Stadium actually got cancelled

[45:40] because of a noraster a weather event.

[45:42] So the next act that was slated to

[45:46] perform

[45:47] was Zack Bryan and Zach Bryan hits the

[45:50] stage and he is wearing a Free Palestine

[45:52] shirt. I mean just a perfect response.

[45:57] Free Palestine just wearing the shirt.

[45:59] And I want to say to be clear, everyone,

[46:01] his entire band, they were all wearing

[46:03] Free Palestine shirts. The drummer um in

[46:06] particular, that guy, whose name I

[46:08] should have had, I'm sorry, but he um it

[46:10] was he was even repping a horrific story

[46:13] that happened to a 5-year-old

[46:14] Palestinian girl on the back of his

[46:16] green shirt. I mean, this is this was

[46:18] tremendous. And the best part of the way

[46:20] that God works is not only he has two

[46:23] nights he wore both nights free

[46:24] Palestine shirt. He broke the record um

[46:29] the attendance record at Gillette

[46:31] Stadium while wearing a Free Palestine

[46:33] shirt for the second night in a row. And

[46:35] the record was previously held by Ed

[46:38] Sheeran.

[46:40] Any comments, Robert Craft?

[46:43] Any comments? We're not shutting up

[46:45] about any of this stuff. We are so done

[46:47] listening to wealthy perverted

[46:50] billionaires who many of them, not

[46:52] Robert Craft, but many of them are into

[46:55] children. We get that now. This is like

[46:58] a cult.

[47:00] And the more and more people that come

[47:02] out and start doing this sort of stuff,

[47:03] it just lets them know what time it is.

[47:05] And that's why they want to manage the

[47:07] internet. Too much information.

[47:10] We're sending out our bots. It's not

[47:11] working. No matter what we say, people

[47:13] are moral and don't agree with the

[47:15] genocide of children overseas with their

[47:17] taxpaying dollars. How could they? How

[47:19] could they? No. I'm I'm I'm I love this

[47:22] story so much. Um I do want to tell you

[47:25] guys all weekend. Uh speaking of the

[47:27] good guys constantly being under attack,

[47:29] Baron Coleman, welcome to my life. Baron

[47:33] Coleman, welcome to my life. Since I've

[47:35] announced him, I'm I'm Baron. I'm sorry.

[47:37] I am laughing at it. I'm so sorry. But

[47:40] since I've announced him as taking over

[47:42] my show, they'd now instantly put him

[47:44] into the every story every day, digging

[47:46] up 20-year-old interviews of Baron, just

[47:49] trying to make him out to be an abusive

[47:50] guy. It's fantastic. It's fantastic.

[47:54] Welcome to my life, Baron. I guess

[47:56] they're trying to get him dropped from

[47:58] taking over my show. We don't care. You

[48:01] guys are all full of it. Okay. Not only

[48:03] is he still gonna cover my show, I'm

[48:06] gonna give him access to the eight

[48:09] illegal nannies and the millionaires the

[48:13] in the mansion in the millionaire ma

[48:15] mansion. Cuz I got it like that. Cuz I

[48:18] got it like that. I'm I'm putting

[48:19] illegals up in mansions down here in

[48:22] Nashville and Baron is going to have

[48:24] access to all of that. What are you

[48:25] going to do? What are you gonna do? This

[48:27] is my turf. I do what I want. So, um I

[48:30] love that it was trending. This trend is

[48:32] so ridiculous. Baron Coleman faces

[48:34] online criticism before guest spot on

[48:36] Candace Owens. They're getting out there

[48:38] early with the Bar Coleman stories. I

[48:41] can't wait to see what they come up

[48:42] with. Give it a week. They're going to

[48:44] be saying he's they've hacked his

[48:45] college account and he's gay.

[48:49] It's going to be fantastic. And I'm just

[48:51] going to be

[48:53] on maternity leave. They're still going

[48:55] to be coming after me. I'm sure. I'm

[48:57] certain of it. They'll be cooking up

[48:58] something else. But I will be on

[48:59] maternity leave and I will not be I will

[49:02] be laughing at the Baron trends. I might

[49:04] even retweet them. I don't know. I don't

[49:06] know. Sorry, Baron. Sorry. Don't care.

[49:09] It's funny to me. Takes the heat off of

[49:11] me for a few weeks. We'll be right back

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[51:05] All right, you guys, I have an

[51:06] announcement.

[51:08] Baron Coleman is a lesbian. I didn't

[51:11] want you to find out about it this way,

[51:12] but I wanted you to hear it first from

[51:14] this show. And that photo was real. That

[51:17] that photo is real. That's not AI.

[51:18] That's all I'm going to say about that.

[51:21] Top comments from last episode on

[51:24] Thursday's episode. Bale writes, "It is

[51:26] truly amazing how old body cam footage

[51:28] of minor traffic accidents is way more

[51:31] accessible than major crime scene

[51:33] footage, hospital security footage, etc.

[51:35] Isn't it something?" Yes, free Brian

[51:38] Cole Jr., we covered that last week.

[51:40] We're going to keep covering that today

[51:42] because there are some dots that are

[51:44] connecting. They're all kind of

[51:46] connecting actually in a a kind of

[51:49] terrifying way if we're if we're being

[51:51] honest. Tomorrow, by the way, we're

[51:52] going to get into the economics behind

[51:55] smearing people. Shocking. My producer

[51:57] found an article and I am just of course

[52:00] we knew there was big money in this.

[52:03] Kind of feels like there might have been

[52:04] some Vegas money in going after us.

[52:06] We're going to talk about that tomorrow.

[52:08] 78 Lead Head writes, "As the father of a

[52:10] young man who is autistic, my heart

[52:12] breaks for Brian Cole Jr. and his

[52:13] family. It also enrages me to no end.

[52:15] Anyone with an autistic child knows that

[52:17] you can get them to confess to anything

[52:19] if you put pressure on them. I have

[52:21] accidentally accused my son of things

[52:22] that his brother did and he accepted

[52:24] guilt only for me to find out the truth

[52:26] later. And I've asked him, son, why did

[52:28] you admit to something that you didn't

[52:29] do? And he said, "I don't know. God

[52:31] bless their hearts. They are very

[52:32] innocent souls." Yeah. It listening to

[52:35] what he was doing to try to get through

[52:37] it and speaking to himself, it it

[52:38] crushes you. It absolutely crushes you.

[52:40] And that is the reality is that they're

[52:42] innocent souls. They can be manipulated

[52:44] in those ways. And it's because they're

[52:45] trying to stop what what feels to them

[52:49] like something that's really

[52:50] interrupting. That's why they do a lot

[52:51] of the stmming and they're it can be

[52:54] sensitive to texture, sensitive to

[52:56] noise. You can only imagine if someone

[52:58] keeps repeating that you did something

[53:00] what that might do to them. It's

[53:02] despicable. And we should all be rising

[53:04] up against it. Hey BLM, I think we got

[53:06] off on the wrong foot. You know, I'm not

[53:08] I'm not a supporter of the George Floyd

[53:10] stuff, but I can get behind uh making

[53:12] some noise over a Brian J. Cole. I mean,

[53:14] we're not we're not I'm not talking

[53:16] rioting, of course, but I'm saying like

[53:17] where is this is a topic that really

[53:19] actually matters. The feds are blaming

[53:21] something on a black autistic kid. And

[53:24] tomorrow, we might connect some dots as

[53:26] to why that is happening because there

[53:28] has been this consistent like how could

[53:29] cash Patel um Dan Bonino, people talking

[53:32] about how they believed in Dan Bonino so

[53:34] much. What is going on? The Federal

[53:37] Bureau of Investigations has always been

[53:38] corrupt, ladies and gentlemen. You

[53:40] should not be that shocked by that. But

[53:42] um tomorrow,

[53:44] it's going to be a very good show. So,

[53:46] do not miss tomorrow. And I want you

[53:48] here live, by the way. Okay. Um top

[53:51] comments, I mean comments from today's

[53:53] episode, pardon me. Zamit writes, "Joan

[53:55] of Ark, Candace, thank you. That is my

[53:59] patron saint. There are all these ties.

[54:01] It all began with France. It all began

[54:03] with Breijgit. And it seems like we are

[54:05] now all on the brink of an awakening of

[54:08] how it all comes together. By the way, I

[54:10] forgot to remind me also, Skylar, we got

[54:12] to talk about uh the resignation of data

[54:15] Republican who was literally hired to go

[54:16] after me. Just amazing. Like the

[54:18] Department of War is like, we'll just

[54:20] send out and make you look like you're a

[54:21] normal person after we tried to use you

[54:23] to destroy Candace. Stacey Chapman

[54:25] writes, "Elvis had the Memphis mafia and

[54:28] Candace has the Nashville mafia. Don't

[54:30] mess with me. Nobody Nobody messes with

[54:32] me. Ice Ice Baby already knows that I'm

[54:35] hoarding all these illegals, you know.

[54:37] Pay him in cash. I'm just like underpay.

[54:40] I underpay him in cash. The Jewish elite

[54:43] nannying service is scared of me. I I

[54:45] have it on lock down here. I have it on

[54:47] lock. Nato Shady writes, I admire your

[54:50] search for truth using your voice

[54:52] because Charlie isn't able to. I only

[54:55] with I could I only wish I think you're

[54:57] trying to say wish I could ever say I

[54:59] had a friend as incredible as you are.

[55:00] We have your back. keep fighting until

[55:02] everything comes to light. Thank you so

[55:04] much. And you know what? Charlie was a

[55:07] good friend to me and I think that drove

[55:09] them insane. I think it drove them

[55:10] insane. Now that I am able to reflect

[55:12] upon things and this these weird

[55:14] narratives they were trying to put out

[55:15] there and tell us that gapers were doing

[55:16] it like what are you talking about? Why

[55:18] are people saying this? One of the ones

[55:20] being Charlie unfollowed Ken unfollowed

[55:22] Charlie. It was a book announcement. I

[55:23] have all of the text message and

[55:24] receipts about when I unfollowed

[55:26] everybody. Charlie was like this is

[55:28] brilliant. Such brilliant marketing. Now

[55:30] they're like Charlie and Candace

[55:31] unfollowed Candace unfollowed Charlie

[55:33] because they had issues. It's just none

[55:35] of it is true and that's why none of it

[55:37] sticks. Only what is true can stick. And

[55:41] fortunately we are up against people who

[55:42] cannot tell the truth about anything

[55:44] even the small things. Kathy Madson

[55:47] writes, "I stopped watching Jeremy

[55:48] Boring on Heretics to watch this. Christ

[55:51] is king." Oh, that man is just so unwell

[55:55] and only becoming more unwell by the

[55:57] minute. We don't like I genuinely can't

[55:59] even engage. I just find him to be just

[56:02] spazzic honestly. Jason Bourne's wife

[56:06] great handle writes, "Girl, well done on

[56:08] being a wife mother working as well as

[56:10] being as commit a committed switch

[56:12] hitter and apparently hoarding

[56:13] undocumented humans.

[56:17] It takes a lot. I'm not going to lie. It

[56:19] takes a lot. Well done. I'm not letting

[56:21] these fools get you down. Much love to

[56:24] you." But I I I They say I don't treat

[56:26] them well. I I have them when they get

[56:28] in a mansion. What more what more do

[56:30] these illegals want from me? You know

[56:32] what more do these illegals want from

[56:34] me?

[56:37] Tomorrow Robbins writes, "Yes, we are

[56:38] still talking about the Epste files DJT

[56:41] and I think all will tie into the

[56:44] Charlie Kirk assassination." Absolutely.

[56:46] And you write, "Go Max. That's what we

[56:48] have been doing non-stop. Christ is king

[56:52] indeed. The truth is king. Christ is

[56:54] king." And you can just feel the energy

[56:57] rising. Everyone is aware of what's

[56:59] happening. We're fighting harder. And

[57:01] more crucially, we are doing it with a

[57:02] smile on our faces. That's why I always

[57:04] want to remind you guys, Charlie always

[57:06] said to be a happy warrior. It makes a

[57:10] difference. It drives them insane. When

[57:12] you laugh at them, when they tell lies,

[57:14] you have to laugh at the lies that they

[57:16] are telling. Uh, Satan hates that, by

[57:19] the way. Satan hates being laughed at,

[57:22] right? Like it's like that's that is the

[57:24] way. um that we have been winning so

[57:26] much. I I really do believe that. And

[57:27] so, yeah, don't forget if you want to

[57:30] support the show, merch on the website.

[57:32] I know I promised you some Baron Cole.

[57:34] I'm I'm just going to troll him. I'm I'm

[57:37] rid I'm going to troll Baron. We will

[57:39] have some stuff up for you by the end of

[57:41] the week. Look how great that stuff.

[57:42] Look at these. How are you not buying a

[57:44] hat right now? Have you bought a hat?

[57:46] Come on. You that these are just the

[57:48] best. Emanuel, why are you gay? Nobody

[57:52] knows. It's a question that nobody if

[57:53] you wear this hat. That's my favorite

[57:54] one. Actually, I do wear that one and I

[57:57] wonder what people think about me when I

[57:58] put it on my head. Why are you gay?

[57:59] Manuel Mcronone. It's just a question.

[58:01] Just a question. Uh we've got of course

[58:03] our standard CIA hat. The decentralized

[58:05] intelligence agency of people who fought

[58:08] our tip lines and have allowed this um

[58:11] investigation to stay alive. Couldn't do

[58:13] it without you guys. That's Look at the

[58:14] green. Look at the hunter green. We're

[58:16] going into the fall season. So, it's

[58:18] kind of crazy if you don't have that

[58:19] hunter green hat. That's That is crazy.

[58:22] I I can't even imagine like having that

[58:25] knot on my head as the leaves are

[58:27] falling. Just seems wrong. So maybe just

[58:29] do that. Uh lastly, a reminder before we

[58:31] go off air. Baron Coleman is lesbian.

[58:33] You heard it here first. We'll see you

[58:35] guys tomorrow.