Candace Owens Investigates Charlie Kirk Assassination Theory Involving Rigged Rode Microphone and Explosive Device

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

[00:03] everyone except for the individual who

[00:05] is running the FBI's rapid response

[00:09] Twitter account. I think it's I think

[00:11] it's Cash Patel's girlfriend. That's my

[00:13] conspiracy theory of the week. I think

[00:15] she's tip tapping away. Not that we

[00:17] could be any more humiliated by our

[00:19] nation's so-called Department of

[00:21] Justice, but the public crash out that

[00:23] they had yesterday on X over the manner

[00:26] that I promoted my show yesterday. I

[00:28] didn't know I didn't know that that was

[00:31] their new job. I don't like your tone.

[00:34] Is truly something to behold. We're

[00:35] going to go over that. I feel like

[00:36] somewhere in the world Kim Jong-un is

[00:38] just laughing his head off, right? You

[00:40] could just look look around us. The

[00:42] front yard of the White House has been

[00:43] transformed into a UFC arena. Our

[00:46] nation's FBI is monitoring Candace's

[00:49] tweets and admonishing her for clickbait

[00:52] and Israel is signaling to the world

[00:54] that Trump has no power. They're going

[00:56] to do whatever they want. Kim Jong-un, I

[00:58] am sure, wakes up every morning, takes

[00:59] his coffee, and just has a laugh, right?

[01:02] That's got to be going on. The United

[01:03] States seems to be uh being run these

[01:06] days by a car filled with clowns.

[01:08] Anyway, what do we have today? Well,

[01:10] there was a very big response to our

[01:11] episode yesterday. Thank you guys so

[01:13] much. We've been competing with the

[01:14] World Cup and you guys come back every

[01:16] day. Uh but it was very interesting to

[01:19] uh realize all of these connections

[01:21] between potential connections I should

[01:23] say between Butler uh Trump's nonchalant

[01:26] approach to investigating Butler which

[01:28] is like not at all uh the Charlie Kirk

[01:30] assassination potentially the beeper and

[01:32] pagers exploding in Lebanon and Syria.

[01:34] So, let's build upon that and speak a

[01:36] little bit more about what exactly uh

[01:38] the theory is regarding Charlie's

[01:41] assassination involving his mic. I think

[01:45] that uh there's a lot to unpack here. We

[01:47] should think while it is still legal to

[01:49] do so. And I should be clear that after

[01:51] the FBI's crash out yesterday on X

[01:53] regarding my show, I don't know how much

[01:56] longer it's going to be legal for us to

[01:58] do so. So, welcome back to Candace

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[02:16] >> Okay. So, I want to say at the top of

[02:18] the show that there is there there are a

[02:20] lot of people who should be credited for

[02:21] yesterday's episode. Um, it was Corey

[02:24] Comparator's friend who refused to let

[02:26] the circumstances go regarding the

[02:28] Butler assassination. He's actually the

[02:30] one that reached out to me and put

[02:32] together various pieces and leads for me

[02:34] to chase down. His name is Don Porter.

[02:37] So, I do want to shout out Don Porter at

[02:38] the top of the show. I thought he wanted

[02:40] me to keep him anonymous and he was

[02:42] perfectly fine with me sharing that

[02:43] information. And I do want to say to

[02:45] you, Don Porter, it is absolutely heroic

[02:47] what you have done and what you are

[02:49] doing to keep the story of uh Corey

[02:52] Comparator alive. Um, that's all we can

[02:54] do to honor people that we care about is

[02:57] to not allow fed slop to be served

[02:59] universally. Um, now I had mentioned to

[03:02] all of you the conspiracy theory, right?

[03:07] They always end up being true, but

[03:09] conspiracy theory that Charlie Kirk may

[03:11] have actually been killed by his road

[03:14] microphone which was rigged with an

[03:16] explosive. Now, I have always thought

[03:18] there was something there. Okay, it was

[03:21] a theory that was at first posited by an

[03:24] ex user named John Bray and you should

[03:27] go down that rabbit hole. He has done so

[03:29] much work on this. Really truly, he has

[03:32] worked on this since September. He

[03:34] brought it to my attention when we were

[03:37] the people who exclusively revealed the

[03:39] pictures from the inside of the SUV that

[03:42] carried Charlie to the hospital. Um, and

[03:45] John Bray reached out to me at that time

[03:46] and he said, "Hey, that that's the uh

[03:48] piece of evidence that I'm looking for,

[03:51] the shattered plastic from Charlie's

[03:52] Road microphone." Now, before we get

[03:54] there, let let me at first back up and

[03:56] explain to you what this theory is

[03:58] because there are probably a lot of

[04:00] people out there who are like me, like

[04:02] Ashley in the control room, who are just

[04:04] technologically challenged, right? uh

[04:06] tons of people like us girlies who don't

[04:08] really care that much about how

[04:09] microphones operate and what styles and

[04:12] shapes they come in and what function

[04:13] they serve. I mean, if you don't work in

[04:15] tech, why why would you know any of this

[04:16] stuff actually? Um, and so it's

[04:19] important to just always focus on the

[04:21] little details so you can follow along

[04:23] when we say Charlie's road microphone.

[04:26] So Charlie's preference was always,

[04:28] always, always to have a handheld mic.

[04:31] Okay? Like this microphone holding it on

[04:34] stage. very simple, same exact um same

[04:38] same as me. So when we toured together,

[04:39] the two of us always requested two

[04:41] handhelds. So some of the reasons we'd

[04:43] kind of make the joke, you don't really

[04:44] know what to do with your hands. We like

[04:45] to move around a lot. We're expressive

[04:47] and it's just nice to have a handheld

[04:49] mic in your hand and then you only have

[04:50] to worry about one hand and you often

[04:52] would switch the mic. It kind of gives

[04:53] you something to do with your hands.

[04:55] Now, at this particular event on

[04:57] September 10th, and we did go backward,

[05:00] and it seems to me that this new

[05:03] installment of him having two mics may

[05:06] have may have began during his fall

[05:09] 2024,

[05:11] you're being brainwashed tour.

[05:13] Ironically, the very first tour that I

[05:16] did not do alongside Charlie because of

[05:19] the increasing pressure that was coming

[05:21] from his Zionist. Once I got fired from

[05:22] a Daily Wire, I didn't bend the knee and

[05:24] then Charlie started getting harassed by

[05:26] Zionists and we had to put our tour on

[05:28] ICE because he was getting attacked.

[05:30] Anyway, it was during that tour, as far

[05:32] as we can see, that suddenly Charlie

[05:34] started using not just his handheld, but

[05:37] also a wireless microphone on top of it.

[05:40] Okay, so we're circling here. You can

[05:42] see I'm going to explain what you're

[05:43] looking at, but you can also see he's

[05:44] holding a handheld. That's two mics.

[05:46] They they they're functionally the same.

[05:50] One is wireless and one is a handheld.

[05:52] There, to be fair here, there could be

[05:54] some internal reason why they began to

[05:56] do this, but I can tell you definitively

[05:58] that it is not how it was always done. I

[06:00] never I didn't have two mics on me when

[06:02] I was touring at Turning Point USA. Now,

[06:04] there is a mashup video of Charlie's

[06:06] 2024 events. Um, and you can actually

[06:09] see this. We're going to scrub through

[06:10] very quickly that he goes from just

[06:12] having his handheld to suddenly having

[06:14] that redundancy built in of two

[06:16] microphones. I'm going to show you that

[06:17] here. Um, here's the, you know, prove me

[06:20] wrong event. You can see he's got the

[06:22] handheld. He doesn't have the wireless

[06:25] mic clipped onto him. Here is a, um, you

[06:28] can scroll through to the second debate.

[06:30] Yep. Here's another one. He's got the

[06:32] handheld. There is no, you can play that

[06:34] a little bit so they can see his arm

[06:35] move around if you want, Sky. Um, that

[06:37] he doesn't have a microphone that's also

[06:40] being clipped onto him. And then you can

[06:43] see come 2000 at the at the end uh the

[06:46] you're being brainwashed tour. We're

[06:48] going to scroll through here. I don't

[06:49] know when exactly this event was, but I

[06:51] do know this was his fall 2024. Now you

[06:54] see he's got a road microphone clipped

[06:56] onto him on top of the handheld mic.

[07:00] Okay. What we are what has been posited

[07:03] that exploded on him is that beepersized

[07:06] road mic wireless. Okay, that's what we

[07:10] are referring to when we say the

[07:11] wireless mic exploded. I'm going to now

[07:14] show you just a static picture of the

[07:16] wireless mic up close so you can see it.

[07:19] Okay, that's the road mic. And more

[07:22] crucially, there's a clip, a magnetic

[07:24] clip that is used to hold it. So that's

[07:27] the clip and you can see in translucent

[07:31] here is the microphone. That clip is

[07:34] what you see on the outside of Charlie

[07:36] at the September event. That's a

[07:38] magnetic clip. It stays on Charlie the

[07:39] entire time. It never falls off of

[07:41] Charlie. Apparently, it holds an

[07:42] incredible amount of weight. So, the

[07:44] actual microphone, the road mic is on

[07:47] the inside. So, that's something new as

[07:49] well. So, they got the microphone.

[07:51] That's the magnetic clip on the back.

[07:52] And on the inside of that is going to be

[07:55] his road microphone. Assuming he was

[07:56] using road. I think it's road that he's

[07:58] using, but that's going to be that that

[08:00] road wireless mic on the inside. I know

[08:02] uh that's a lot of explaining, but I

[08:04] feel like it really helps people who

[08:05] aren't into tech like me. It's also

[08:08] important to understand how because if

[08:10] we're talking about an explosive, we

[08:11] talked about that yesterday, and people

[08:13] lost their fingers and they had shrapnel

[08:15] on their face. It's important to

[08:17] understand how could an explosion travel

[08:22] directionally, right? How could it be

[08:24] contained, so to speak, if it's not like

[08:27] a bullet? You're saying, "Okay, his

[08:29] microphone is rigged. You're saying it

[08:31] exploded." If you're like me, you're

[08:32] thinking, "Well, wouldn't that just go

[08:34] everywhere and cause severe burns to

[08:36] Charlie? Wouldn't we be able to see

[08:37] severe burns onto Charlie in the

[08:39] process? So, I want to make clear to you

[08:41] is not necessarily because this isn't

[08:43] just like blowing up a bomb. Okay,

[08:45] obviously that's explosion as well. This

[08:47] would be what is known as a shaped

[08:50] charge. I've learned this recently and

[08:52] John Bray was trying to explain it to me

[08:55] on X and I was like, I don't comprehend

[08:57] how it could operate like a bullet and

[08:59] he kept saying it's a shape charge. It's

[09:00] a shape charge. And finally, after I got

[09:02] into his Butler assassination, I

[09:04] suddenly found myself researching

[09:05] detonation cords and shaped charge. And

[09:08] now I comprehend what he meant because

[09:09] functionally it is like a bullet. Okay,

[09:12] a shaped charge is just a specialized

[09:14] explosive device that is literally

[09:17] designed to focus focus the blast of

[09:20] energy in a specific direction rather

[09:23] than it just dispersing in every

[09:25] direction. Okay, so we're going to pull

[09:26] up this Wikipedia page because it helps

[09:28] to see a visual. It just says you can

[09:30] literally and you can go down the rabbit

[09:32] hole yourself. Shape charge and it show

[09:34] it's just showing you here. Okay, it

[09:35] would have a ballistic cap and all fills

[09:38] a cavity um a detonator and then it's

[09:40] going to have that high explosive. So,

[09:42] we're going to imagine PETN explosive

[09:44] that's in there and it tells you it also

[09:48] tell you uh tells you sorry if you can

[09:49] go back to just the Wikipedia page that

[09:51] there's all different ways to form it,

[09:53] right? Typically um people are going to

[09:55] use copper, you can use lead. Think of

[09:58] it as just a little capsule that's kind

[10:00] of holding the explosive, but it allows

[10:02] you to direct it in a way so it doesn't

[10:04] go everywhere. So, yes, um it it pretty

[10:08] much functions like a bullet, but it's

[10:09] not a bullet. It's not going to have

[10:10] that same power uh to pierce through a

[10:14] neck like a 30 30 bullet would if it's

[10:17] delivering 3,000 pounds of heat and

[10:20] energy into your neck. Yeah. And it's

[10:22] going to cut clean through it. But it is

[10:24] going to penetrate and it is going to

[10:26] kill you, especially if it hits an

[10:28] artery. Okay? And I also want to be

[10:30] clear that it's not going to be

[10:31] exacting. So they can get that shape

[10:34] charged in there. They can get it

[10:36] directionally to go one way. Uh but

[10:39] they're not going to be so precise to

[10:40] go, I want it to hit his artery and his

[10:42] neck. And frankly, when I think through

[10:44] it, and this is just totally me speaking

[10:46] in my opinion, I don't think they wanted

[10:48] it to hit his neck. I think that is what

[10:50] went wrong. I think the best case

[10:52] scenario if I'm

[10:55] uh just as an example, if I'm theorizing

[10:57] here and I'm the Israelis and I'm

[10:59] ringing his device, I want it to hit his

[11:01] chest. I I want it to be here and I want

[11:03] to hit his chest and I want people to

[11:05] think they hear a shot and then I want

[11:07] blood uh to to come out and everyone

[11:09] will go, he got Charlie Charlie Kirk got

[11:11] shot in the chest. Um and the reason is

[11:15] because it gives you more wiggle room,

[11:17] right? If Charlie had been shot in the

[11:19] chest and they came out and said, "Oh,

[11:22] it, you know, it was a miracle or it

[11:24] didn't go through." There's so much more

[11:26] happening here that you could go, okay,

[11:29] maybe maybe a 36 didn't go through if it

[11:30] shot Charlie in his chest. You know,

[11:33] maybe it went sideways. Bullets can do

[11:35] weird things. The neck, as Alex Jones

[11:39] said, that's like chicken bones. That's

[11:41] that that's it. You can't just do that.

[11:43] that you can't just be out here telling

[11:44] us that um no, this was a miracle and he

[11:48] ate salad and he always got extra

[11:50] carrots and like that's the reason why

[11:53] uh his neck he wasn't decapitated like

[11:55] everyone else would have been. That that

[11:58] is I think that was not planned.

[12:01] Again, that's my opinion. Um and I'm

[12:03] going to stick to it until I see further

[12:05] evidence. And what I can say and what I

[12:07] can state rather unequivocally is that

[12:09] there is now more evidence, more

[12:11] evidentiary support that Charlie may

[12:13] have been killed by a rigged explosive

[12:15] device that was on him than there is

[12:17] that Tyler Robinson shot him from a

[12:18] rooftop, committed his first

[12:20] assassination. All he got was a grainy

[12:22] staircase photo. Okay, that doesn't

[12:24] that's not tracking. And so I now want

[12:26] to go over um that mounting evidence.

[12:29] And I want to review some of those

[12:30] pieces of evidence. Uh because it's

[12:32] important that we pause and reflect and

[12:34] remember as Charlie said yesterday,

[12:36] we're not morons. Okay? We may be

[12:38] laymen, but we are not morons. And the

[12:41] story they are telling us currently is

[12:43] positively moronic. Okay? So, one thing

[12:47] that you should never forget and which

[12:48] really stands out to me if we're now

[12:50] running this theory that he had a rigged

[12:51] microphone, a a a

[12:54] shape charge, a rigged microphone that

[12:56] was inside of that, which could work

[12:57] because Charlie doesn't know what's in

[13:00] it. The whole thing could be filled with

[13:01] an explosive. It could just be that one

[13:03] shape charge that's in there. Somebody

[13:04] detonates it, you press a button, they

[13:06] create the friction, and it goes boom.

[13:08] Uh, and it is very curious, therefore,

[13:11] that despite us having revealed to you

[13:13] that bomb dogs were available and on the

[13:16] scene, the FBI or the bomb dogs were not

[13:20] brought to the area where Charlie was

[13:22] seated. Why? That seems completely

[13:25] crazy. You've got bomb dogs. You're not

[13:28] going to take them to where Charlie Kirk

[13:30] was seated. Instead, they were brought

[13:32] to a random field where Tyler Robinson's

[13:35] gun is eventually going to be recovered,

[13:37] but not by the bomb dogs. Their noses

[13:39] were broken that day. And I'm going to

[13:41] remind you again that bomb dogs are the

[13:43] highest grade technology that we have

[13:45] available. There's no technology system

[13:48] that we have been able to build to

[13:49] replicate the power of a dog's nose.

[13:52] That's incredible to me. They are they

[13:54] are so effective that they can still

[13:56] smell trace amounts of explosives

[13:59] um of of a fired weapon, a bomb residue

[14:03] for up to 10 days. Even if it rains,

[14:06] they can still smell trace explosives.

[14:09] They weren't brought down there. Why?

[14:11] Well, my belief is because the bomb dogs

[14:14] um would have smelled it instantly.

[14:17] It's also my belief that the reason why

[14:19] they didn't locate the gun is because

[14:20] that gun was not fired on September

[14:22] 10th. There is no evidence that gun was

[14:23] fired on September 10th and like I said

[14:26] you there's no they're not going to try

[14:29] to override that technology. So the best

[14:30] to just keep the bomb dogs away from

[14:32] where Charlie was. Now this may also go

[14:35] some way if we are running with a theory

[14:36] that his microphone was rigged and

[14:38] exploded. It would actually go a long

[14:40] way uh to explain why there was a mad

[14:43] dash to dig out the dirt and pave over

[14:47] the scene of the crime. Okay. um because

[14:51] there would have been trace chemical

[14:53] particles that would have been in the

[14:54] soil and there's no way you're going to

[14:57] get rid of that, right? Trace outside of

[14:59] just completely repaving it over and

[15:01] having no access to those trace chemical

[15:04] particles at all. And so I want to show

[15:05] you this clip that went absolutely viral

[15:07] while I was in Russia. The contractor

[15:10] that was unexpectedly brought in to help

[15:12] pave over that scene called over on the

[15:14] weekend. Charlie gets shot on a

[15:16] Wednesday. They want this crime scene

[15:18] paved over on a Sunday. And he's going

[15:21] to explain who he was told made that

[15:24] call. Take a listen.

[15:26] >> I get a a call and I don't answer my

[15:28] phones on Sunday. They left the message

[15:31] and the gentleman said, "Hey, you know,

[15:34] this is kind of weird." And he was kind

[15:35] of him and hawing on on the phone.

[15:38] >> This was 5 days later then. He said it

[15:39] was on the Sunday.

[15:41] >> Yeah. On Sunday.

[15:42] >> And he says, "We've got to pay for

[15:44] emergency." So, I texted the guy. I

[15:46] said, "Look, uh, I don't work on

[15:48] Sundays. Um, my guys don't work on

[15:50] Sundays. Uh,

[15:53] you know, I'm happy to call you on

[15:55] Monday. What's a PA emergency?" So, he

[15:58] sends me pictures of of right where

[16:00] Charlie was murdered. And he says, he

[16:03] says, "We need to put papavers in this

[16:05] place." So, I called him and um, the guy

[16:09] seemed like a a genuine good dude. He

[16:11] says, you know, look, we we don't have a

[16:13] whole lot of answers. Uh we're told by,

[16:17] you know, people above us that we've got

[16:20] to put pavers in, you know, today and

[16:22] tomorrow. Needs to be in by Monday,

[16:25] [snorts] and we've never done uh pavers.

[16:27] We've never installed them, and we want

[16:30] to make sure we do it right. He says,

[16:32] "Would you come help?" I said, "Hund."

[16:34] So, I went and got my I got my trailer.

[16:36] I started calling my guys, and none of

[16:39] my guys answered. And so I started

[16:41] calling my other guys, you know, my my

[16:44] brothers. And then I called another, you

[16:46] know, so I put together this rag tag

[16:48] team, you know, of guys that we showed

[16:50] up on that Sunday, you know, within an

[16:54] hour and a half of when they called us

[16:55] with our trailer and uh we met with a

[16:59] couple of dudes. Um I was telling you

[17:02] there, you know, there wasn't a whole

[17:03] lot of information. There was there was

[17:05] two guys that were kind of in charge.

[17:07] One of the guys was in charge of a a

[17:09] stateowned facility uh in um American

[17:13] Fork and the other guy was in a

[17:15] maintenance groundskeeper on a facility

[17:17] in Provo. And these are the two guys I'm

[17:19] corresponding with. The first guy, you

[17:23] know, the second guy that I hadn't

[17:24] talked to on the phone basically said,

[17:26] "Hey, look,

[17:29] we're not talking to anybody. We're not

[17:31] saying anything to the media. He says

[17:33] this is above our pay grade. uh the FBI

[17:37] and the state, the governor and the FBI,

[17:41] that's what they told me, the governor

[17:42] and the FBI said they want this done by

[17:43] Monday and we need to get it done. We're

[17:46] not asking questions. We're not talking

[17:47] to the media. And so I said, "Okay,

[17:52] the FBI and the shady governor want this

[17:55] done by Monday. It's a paper emergency."

[17:57] He asks an appropriate question. What is

[17:58] a paper emergency? Like was there like a

[18:00] a hole in the galaxy that someone's

[18:02] going to fall through? Can't wait till

[18:03] Monday. He's got to get together a rag

[18:05] tag even though they want this done.

[18:07] It's coming from higher up. This has to

[18:08] happen. Yeah, that's shady. Literally,

[18:12] they paved over the crime scene. I

[18:14] cannot stress this enough um as a point

[18:17] which further illustrates um the lack of

[18:21] interest, the apathy of Erica Kirk. Like

[18:23] that would be one at least one point the

[18:25] turning point could be like this should

[18:26] have never happened. Unpave it. No, stop

[18:28] that. And it's important to note that

[18:30] this happened on the Sunday. So, you

[18:31] can't even say, "Well, there wasn't

[18:34] competency on the first day. Everybody

[18:35] was crazy. Everybody was reactive.

[18:38] They maybe made some mistakes. This is

[18:40] happening on a Sunday. People knew it

[18:42] was happening on a Sunday. People are

[18:44] thinking through. They could have

[18:45] brought the bomb dogs back. I mean, you

[18:47] going back and looking at all the

[18:48] footage, there's there's footage of, you

[18:51] know, cops crawling the scenes. Why are

[18:52] the cops crawling the scenes when you've

[18:54] got bomb dogs and you've got K9

[18:56] separately? They had bomb dogs and

[18:58] kines. Slight differences between the

[18:59] two. Wouldn't that be whatever you're

[19:02] looking for? We got the highest grade

[19:05] available tech that can find it. What

[19:07] are you looking for? What are you

[19:09] looking for? Why would you have to pave

[19:11] over the crime scene? In fact, uh

[19:12] Skyler, that other video you had, I

[19:14] don't know if you you pulled it in of

[19:15] that newscaster talking about the pavers

[19:18] being put down. Do you have that handy?

[19:22] I'll give you 10 seconds. Yeah, because

[19:23] I also want to show where they paved

[19:25] over because that doesn't even make

[19:27] sense. That doesn't even make sense.

[19:28] where they paved over. Unless what they

[19:32] were trying to do was cover up the

[19:35] entire area because they were concerned

[19:37] that trace chemical particles, like I

[19:39] said, that would have remained on the

[19:41] surface of the soil. That's not

[19:43] something you can control. If an

[19:44] explosive is used, then you would have

[19:46] needed to quite literally dig and

[19:48] replace the soil all around to hide that

[19:50] evidence. Uh here's that video of the

[19:52] newscaster discussing it briefly.

[19:55] >> This is the courtyard where it all

[19:56] happened. It's now open to the public

[19:58] again. There's lots of people coming

[19:59] here, placing flowers, cards, things

[20:01] like that. The university is already

[20:03] making some changes. They're replacing

[20:05] the grass where Charlie Kirk was

[20:06] speaking with papavers. And there are

[20:09] several petitions online asking the

[20:12] school to make this into a permanent

[20:14] memorial for Charlie Kirk.

[20:17] >> Just unbelievable.

[20:19] As another point, obviously beyond I

[20:22] can't even believe they're actually

[20:23] trying this. As I review this, it's just

[20:24] crazy that they think we're this stupid.

[20:27] They hate us. I feel like the federal

[20:28] government hates us that they're trying

[20:29] us. They're trying to say it's fine that

[20:31] we paid over the crime scene. And on top

[20:33] of that, we have, of course, the 306

[20:35] bullet, which would have nearly

[20:36] decapitated Charlie. Delete all of your

[20:39] friends who are telling you otherwise.

[20:40] Okay? Just just don't speak to them.

[20:42] Don't listen to them. Any commentary was

[20:44] trying to tell you, oh, there was a one

[20:45] circumstance where this people sent me

[20:47] photos of when they were had a hunting

[20:50] mistake. They were in the hospital. It

[20:51] was a 3006 ricocheted off of a tree or

[20:55] ricocheted off of something and hit them

[20:56] and they lost their legs. Ricocheted.

[20:59] Okay. Not even the full impact of a 306

[21:01] bullet. The amount of people who emailed

[21:03] me to stress the point that this is just

[21:08] a lie. Not that it was needed. We knew

[21:09] this right off the right off the top.

[21:11] But it would have decapitated Charlie

[21:13] effectively. Everybody knows this. And

[21:15] it was the news that we brought forward

[21:17] here uh that I saw the back footage

[21:19] which in my opinion the footage behind

[21:22] Charlie's head was never meant to see

[21:23] the light of day. In fact, it is now

[21:25] very compelling to me that Terrell says

[21:27] he spoke to Erica about that footage.

[21:29] That's very strange for her to have

[21:30] cared to speak to Ter about that footage

[21:32] at all in those early days. And then

[21:34] that's nearly confirmed because in that

[21:36] early Zoom video where uh Erica is

[21:39] laughing at the emojis six days after

[21:41] the assassination, if you didn't note,

[21:43] Terl is standing in the back. So she's

[21:45] in the Charlie Kirk building at Turning

[21:47] Point USA and Terl is there. And why why

[21:50] do they need why do they need to have an

[21:52] early conversation right after her

[21:53] husband died about the footage behind

[21:55] his head? And what that footage reveals

[21:58] is that the bullet, not only did it not

[22:01] pierce through, right, that's critical,

[22:03] of course, but it didn't even cause the

[22:05] blood to spatter backwards. I I have

[22:08] confirmed that Charlie outside of that

[22:11] front-facing wound was in very good

[22:13] condition. Meaning the bullet did not

[22:15] bullet or the projectile is what I'm

[22:18] going to say going forward did not even

[22:20] cause significant damage to his neck

[22:21] outside of that entry point and the

[22:23] artery that it hit which as we know

[22:25] caused profusive bleeding. And uh you

[22:28] will note that in the video that we

[22:30] revealed to you yesterday, the YouTuber

[22:32] that's just testing out explosives is

[22:34] clear that he didn't expect the

[22:36] explosives to be able to pierce through

[22:38] the bullet glass like a laser. That it

[22:40] did leave a diameter akin to a 306

[22:43] bullet. The difference is that a 306

[22:45] bullet would be carrying enough kinetic

[22:47] energy uh to go through most bulletproof

[22:50] glass systems. By the way, 306 is enough

[22:53] to cut through um from what my research

[22:55] was telling me online. But I want to

[22:57] replay that video regarding the 20 g of

[23:00] PETN explosive. Take a listen.

[23:03] >> 20 g booster PET charge. We're going to

[23:05] use it against uh the transaction window

[23:06] to see what the results are. [music]

[23:11] >> I know. I thought it was

[23:15] [music]

[23:19] >> the first one that went the way I

[23:20] expected it to go. [laughter] Yeah,

[23:22] >> I didn't expect a half pounder to make a

[23:25] make like a laser beam through the guy's

[23:27] head.

[23:27] >> It's about the same as a gunshot. This

[23:29] is NJ4 rated glass. Yeah. From a 300 6

[23:32] and it's about the same foot diameter.

[23:36] >> By the way, even that sound is familiar.

[23:38] There's almost like a secondary sound

[23:40] and people that thought that they heard

[23:42] two shots, so to speak. Like obviously

[23:45] his is that secondary sound is hitting

[23:48] glass, so it's not going to sound the

[23:49] same. um if people who are audio

[23:52] specialists can sort of go in and do

[23:53] these sorts of things. But that sound

[23:55] even sounds familiar to me. I also want

[23:58] to reinforce that last point. A 300 6

[24:01] can cut through most bulletproof glass,

[24:02] but a PETN explosive at 20 gram or

[24:05] something akin to 20 grams does not have

[24:07] that capability despite it leaving a

[24:09] similar diameter. An explosion uh is

[24:13] also compelling because it would go some

[24:16] way of explaining why Terl Farnsworth

[24:18] was instructed specifically to take the

[24:22] SD card from the camera that was behind

[24:26] Charlie's head because that was clearly

[24:28] the only video angle that would have

[24:30] revealed that Charlie did not die from

[24:33] 306 bullet wound and that man of steel

[24:37] is not going to really cut it as some

[24:38] miraculous explanation. Also,

[24:41] people who believe that he zoomed in on

[24:42] the footage that he showed me, I want to

[24:44] let you know, uh, great work. I think

[24:46] you are correct that he zoomed in on

[24:48] that footage because it would have

[24:50] showed us more. I I think he he would

[24:53] have captured um a lot more in that

[24:55] footage if we're looking at comparing it

[24:57] to the past events where they suddenly

[24:59] started wanting to get that angle.

[25:02] Then, and this is probably the most

[25:03] compelling piece of evidence in the

[25:05] explosive theory is what I alluded to

[25:07] earlier that when John Bray contacted me

[25:09] as he was working on this uh for a very

[25:12] long time, he said that my video was the

[25:16] missing piece to his theory that he was

[25:18] looking for what would have been shards

[25:20] of the ABS plastic that is used on the

[25:23] road mic. So, that's made out of like a

[25:25] hard type of plastic and that would have

[25:27] shattered um in a million pieces. And

[25:30] sure enough, unbeknownst to me, when I

[25:31] got these photos, I I just thought in my

[25:33] head of of the of the car, in my mind, I

[25:36] was like, "Oh, it looks like glass. What

[25:38] is that? Like somebody's sunglasses?

[25:40] What is that?" I did not recognize. I

[25:43] didn't realize that he had this entire

[25:45] theory. And what's strange, which needs

[25:49] reminding, is the speed at which the

[25:51] feds got rid of the car. They had it

[25:54] towed, cleaned, towed again and resold

[25:59] or put up to be resold.

[26:02] That is unimaginable.

[26:04] Un unimaginable that any wellmeaning

[26:08] police force would move to do that

[26:11] unless they were trying to get rid of

[26:14] evidence. Doesn't make sense. That that

[26:17] should be one of the biggest pieces of

[26:18] evidence as that that is a part that is

[26:21] a part of this court hearing.

[26:24] but rather they contained it, got

[26:27] everything they needed at the hospital

[26:28] according to Frank Churik, and then

[26:29] said, "All right, get rid of this car.

[26:31] Don't let it see the light of day." And

[26:32] I was very lucky to get my hands on

[26:35] these photos, which reveal that there

[26:37] are certainly shards of something on the

[26:39] floor. Okay. And we're showing you these

[26:42] photos here. We can um keep going. I

[26:46] need to get these photos over to John

[26:47] Bray. Actually, that part, let's just

[26:49] stay here for a second. Just just

[26:50] seeing. And this is in the back seat. So

[26:53] Charlie gets brought in. Uh not talk not

[26:56] we're not talking about the driver's

[26:57] seat. We're talking about the middle I

[26:58] guess you could say the middle captain

[26:59] chairs behind the driver's seat. Just

[27:02] behind the driver's seat is where

[27:05] Charlie's body was pulled in. Okay. In

[27:07] that captain chair. So if you imagine

[27:10] they're pulling his body this way and

[27:12] there's going to be inside if there was

[27:14] something that exploded. If that if this

[27:16] theory holds,

[27:18] there's just going to be a ton of glass

[27:20] that they're trying to contain on him

[27:21] until they get into the car. And while

[27:22] they're in the car, they're going to get

[27:24] that glass off of him. Whether it's

[27:26] because they're trying to assist him,

[27:28] that glass is going to fall. That's not

[27:29] going to be contained, right? And so,

[27:32] you're seeing that just behind that

[27:35] captain chair, that second row. Um, this

[27:38] this is a third row picture, so that's

[27:40] behind the second row. And then you're

[27:41] also going to see it in the seat where

[27:43] Charlie's body was. Right. This these

[27:46] are the front two captain chairs. And

[27:48] you can see that we even have it in the

[27:50] crevices of the chair itself. That is

[27:53] very compelling. Again, could it be

[27:55] something else? Could it be playing

[27:57] devil's advocate? Some they were all

[27:59] wearing sunglasses. Did one of them take

[28:01] their sunglasses off or and accidentally

[28:04] step on it? Well, then I expect to see

[28:05] some frames. What did you put the

[28:07] frameless again? But let's let's be open

[28:09] to everything. It's an investigation

[28:11] that's very compelling and there has

[28:13] there have been no answers. Actually,

[28:14] Turning Point didn't even seem concerned

[28:16] about any of this stuff. They're not

[28:17] concerned about the fact where is the

[28:18] car? Nothing. They're just good with

[28:21] everything. They trust the science so

[28:23] much it is unnerving.

[28:25] Anyway, um this is this is where we are

[28:29] at on this. I think also in general why

[28:33] I'm compelled by this is because it is

[28:35] very Israelcoded.

[28:37] This entire assassination has been

[28:39] Israel coded. From the very beginning,

[28:42] nobody was looking at Israel. Then BB

[28:44] Netanyahu comes out and says they didn't

[28:46] do it. Then there was that weird lie

[28:47] about the Hampton Summit. They were

[28:49] panicking about that, freaking out.

[28:51] Again, unnecessary lies. They could have

[28:52] just been like, "Yeah, Charlie was

[28:53] changing his mind on the end. It's

[28:55] really we regret it." And we were all

[28:57] like kind of conflicting about it. And

[28:59] we said some things I regret. I mean,

[29:01] they lied through their teeth until I

[29:05] dropped the receipts. What was the

[29:07] response from Turning Point? To be angry

[29:10] and to suggest that it came from Joe

[29:12] Kent that Joe Kent sent me the messages

[29:15] and I published them.

[29:17] Why would anybody be angry

[29:20] about the truth getting out? Full stop.

[29:23] Why were you hearing it on my show and

[29:25] not from his wife?

[29:27] She's got time to giggle about emojis

[29:29] and get back to work and say Charlie's

[29:31] in the office and he's in heaven just

[29:32] dancing like work, work, work. You want

[29:34] to feel close to Charlie? Come to work.

[29:37] Go back and watch that Zoom call. It

[29:38] just gets more disturbing the more you

[29:39] listen to it. You know, Charlie's here

[29:41] at the office. She says he's dancing in

[29:44] heaven about the idea of you working. If

[29:45] you're at home and you're crying about

[29:46] him, that's not where he is. Bring your

[29:48] butt into the office and he's with us

[29:50] all. Work, work, work. Turning point

[29:54] 2.0.

[29:57] No interest. If I had that at my

[29:59] expense, at my disposal, at my disposal

[30:02] to have all of these departments working

[30:04] and I'm the new lead, we're going to be

[30:06] working around the clock on the Charlie

[30:08] Cook assassination until we solve it.

[30:09] Until I have the name of every single

[30:10] person that was in the audience, every

[30:12] single person, their home address, what

[30:15] they do for a living, who their parents

[30:16] are, who their grandparents were. I want

[30:17] to know what their grandparents thought.

[30:19] If that if I'm the wife and I watch that

[30:23] and there are this many holes, her very

[30:26] wise, do you believe it? Yes.

[30:29] Do you believe Tyler Robinson acted

[30:30] alone? Yes, I do. That's what she said.

[30:32] I do.

[30:34] Why, Erica? When I asked her why, it was

[30:41] I'll get my lawyer on the phone. She

[30:43] said,

[30:45] and when her lawyer came on the phone, I

[30:46] said, "Do you have more evidence than

[30:48] the public has?" I assumed assume you

[30:49] do. He said, "No."

[30:52] "Why is she so passionate?

[30:55] Why why hasn't she fired anybody? Why

[30:56] haven't you fired Terrell just for

[30:58] recording himself? How about that?

[31:00] That's a good reason to like I'm just

[31:01] like, you know, you're fired for being a

[31:03] scumbag. That's why you're fired. I

[31:05] don't want to see your face ever again.

[31:06] That's what I would do. I would just

[31:07] start firing people because I don't want

[31:08] to see their face anymore. Andrew Co

[31:10] would have to go. Blake, don't want to

[31:11] see it.

[31:13] Do not want to see it. Get out of my

[31:15] face. None of you called 911. None of

[31:17] you.

[31:18] I expected a call from all of you.

[31:22] Every single one of you should have

[31:23] called. that that is where the

[31:24] redundancy should have been built, not

[31:26] on the microphone on everybody calling

[31:29] 911 or trying to get through 911. But

[31:31] that that's not what happened. Like I

[31:34] said, this theory is now one that ought

[31:36] to be thoroughly vetted. By contrast, by

[31:38] the way, what is our evidence that Tyler

[31:41] Robinson committed this crime? Physical

[31:44] evidence, we we've got nothing. I mean,

[31:46] we have a gun, which they have not even

[31:49] been able to prove was even fired on

[31:51] that day. We know Tyler Robinson owned

[31:53] this gun just like my family owns own

[31:55] guns. We We know that the gun has his

[31:58] prints on it because it's his gun, but

[32:01] they keep conveniently not wanting to

[32:03] remind you that there are five other

[32:04] sets of prints on the gun. They don't

[32:07] want to explain to us why the bomb dogs

[32:10] just couldn't locate that in a field,

[32:12] why their nose tech was broken that day.

[32:14] They don't want to explain to us why the

[32:16] police didn't perform a basic gsr test,

[32:20] a gunshot residue test to see if he

[32:22] fired a gun. Where is the physical

[32:24] evidence? Well, we have an alleged text

[32:27] message confession. This boy was a

[32:28] genius. But as soon as he got done and

[32:31] bought himself a steak down in

[32:33] Panguitch, uh he was like, "Let me just

[32:36] write this whole narrative out and then

[32:38] just be like, oh, make sure you delete

[32:39] this after." Oh, but he also wrote a

[32:41] note because um and put it under his

[32:44] keyboard, too. I don't know why didn't

[32:46] he just send a if he was already going

[32:47] to send text, why don't you send a text

[32:48] and say, "Look under look under your

[32:50] keyboard." Why? If you're already going

[32:53] to text the whole thing, just text all

[32:54] day. There's there's no reason to go

[32:56] backward. We also have an alleged

[32:58] Discord confession, a shifting Discord

[33:00] confession. We have some grainy

[33:02] staircase photos, not identifiable at

[33:05] all. I can't even confidently state that

[33:07] there's a a white guy coming up those

[33:09] steps because he's Hispanic. I couldn't

[33:10] tell you. We have nothing nothing

[33:12] whatsoever that is concrete that is

[33:14] linking Tyler Robinson to this crime. We

[33:17] just have a lot of Zionist tears and

[33:19] insistence. And we have the victim's

[33:22] wife insisting that that's enough. Case

[33:23] closed. They got their guy. And who

[33:25] doesn't believe a grieving widow? We

[33:27] have people reminding us that we are

[33:28] demonic for having questions about why

[33:30] they would pave over a crime scene so

[33:33] expeditiously.

[33:34] I mean, objectively speaking, the

[33:36] actions of the Turning Point USA team

[33:38] look infinitely more suspicious to me

[33:40] than Tyler Robinson's. I'm just going to

[33:42] put that out there. The way they're

[33:44] behaving, the people they're attacking,

[33:46] the anger, the frustration, the stress

[33:48] that is in their faces, that can only

[33:50] overtake you when you have a secret.

[33:52] Because let me tell you, at the

[33:53] memorial, they were glowing. They were

[33:55] glowing different at the memorial,

[33:57] right?

[33:59] All of them. I mean, Alex had a Alex

[34:02] Clark had a hat on, like she was going

[34:05] to watch Polo. They all just looked like

[34:08] healthier, renewed, refreshed. I told

[34:10] you they went to Charlie's favorite

[34:11] restaurant after and were giggling,

[34:14] having the best night ever.

[34:16] Now they look different.

[34:19] Now people are asking a lot of

[34:21] questions, and suddenly they look a

[34:24] little stressed out.

[34:26] Lies do that, too. Lies are corrupting.

[34:29] Terl taking down the cameras after

[34:31] recording himself. Nothing, Erica. Not a

[34:33] promote. You want that guy around you in

[34:34] general? Do you even want to be friends

[34:35] with him? Forget like hiring him, don't

[34:37] you? Like I just don't wouldn't want to

[34:38] see his face after that. Like why did

[34:40] you record yourself? Why didn't you help

[34:41] my husband? Mikey walking away, not

[34:43] running, but walking.

[34:46] Apparently, he didn't think there was

[34:48] going to be any more shots and he called

[34:50] his wife despite us at first being lied

[34:53] to and told repeatedly that he phoned

[34:55] Erica. Remember, they said Charlie

[34:57] trained him. anything ever happens, you

[34:59] immediately call Erica and that's what

[35:00] he went to go do. But actually, that

[35:01] wasn't true. He went to he went to call

[35:03] his wife and he didn't call 911. And

[35:05] Blake Nef didn't call 911. He called his

[35:07] mother. And neither of them, even when

[35:08] they hung up with their wife and their

[35:09] mother, called 911,

[35:11] that they just assumed the security had

[35:14] it or something. But maybe just to

[35:16] report an active shooter,

[35:18] even if you thought the security took

[35:20] care of Charlie, wouldn't you report an

[35:22] active shooter?

[35:24] No. Everybody's good. Everyone was just

[35:26] good. I don't know. had a confidence

[35:28] there that I can't explain. It's

[35:29] inexplicable.

[35:31] Um, then there's Frank Turk. I got to

[35:33] tell you, while I was in Russia, there

[35:34] was a crack in his narrative. Now, to

[35:36] his credit, I think he's been the best

[35:38] at presenting an alibi and sticking to

[35:41] it.

[35:43] What he was doing, his story, as dumb as

[35:46] it sounds, was that he was on the phone

[35:48] facetiming his 35-year-old son. That's

[35:52] why he's holding his phone when the shot

[35:53] goes off. Because for some reason in

[35:55] broad daylight on a Wednesday afternoon

[35:58] in September, a grown adult 35-year-old

[36:01] military man was like, "Ooh, daddy, can

[36:03] you FaceTime me so I can watch Charlie

[36:05] Kirk answer questions from college

[36:06] kids?" Like, he's never done that

[36:07] before. It's not all over the internet,

[36:09] but this seems like a really special

[36:11] event. Please FaceTime me. I can try to

[36:13] get off my lunch break to watch this.

[36:14] I'd like to experience it through a

[36:15] phone, hear people screaming

[36:18] uh in the middle of my workday. Like I

[36:20] said, dumb as it sounds, the very least

[36:23] he stuck to that. He then told people

[36:26] when the shot happened and they ran to

[36:28] the car, uh, his son, his family just

[36:31] stayed on FaceTime the entire time, all

[36:33] through the hospital. And he didn't

[36:35] realize that he had left them on

[36:36] FaceTime until he left the hospital and

[36:39] got to the hotel long after Charlie had

[36:42] passed. That's when he realized, "Oh my

[36:43] gosh, this call is still running."

[36:46] Well, Pastor Jack Hibbs accidentally

[36:49] kind of disrupted that narrative

[36:51] recently

[36:53] when he sat down with Frank Turk and was

[36:55] recapping the events of that day. And I

[36:57] want you to just take a look at how

[36:58] visibly uncomfortable Frank is. Like his

[37:00] face is like not happy. Take a listen.

[37:05] I'm trying to remember the sequence of

[37:07] things. I either got the first call from

[37:09] you or from Mikey. It was one or the

[37:12] other. It was very, very close. I do

[37:16] believe you were the first one.

[37:19] >> That was after we got to the hospital.

[37:21] >> Okay. Then I got the first call from

[37:22] Mikey

[37:22] >> because I was in the emergency room

[37:25] after we got Charlie there.

[37:27] >> I remember called you.

[37:28] >> I remember what you were saying.

[37:30] >> Yeah.

[37:33] >> Oops.

[37:34] How'd you do that, Frank? Because here's

[37:37] you telling Megan Kelly that your phone

[37:39] was on FaceTime the entire time with

[37:41] your kids. Take a listen.

[37:44] I know you had your phone on and your

[37:46] son was hearing all of this, too. So, I

[37:48] mean, he must he must have been

[37:49] traumatized

[37:50] >> just listening to it all.

[37:53] >> Yeah, he it was my son and

[37:54] daughter-in-law. I mean, he's 35 years

[37:56] old and I was just I was facetiming them

[37:59] because they love Charlie

[38:01] >> and I was just at first I I was

[38:03] facetiming my wife and then I said, "Let

[38:05] me call Spencer." And so, I started

[38:07] FaceTiming him

[38:08] >> during the event.

[38:09] >> During the event? Yeah. Both during the

[38:11] event. And uh and then when the shot

[38:14] rang out, I just, as I say, started

[38:17] heading toward the car and I just put

[38:19] the phone in my back pocket. I didn't

[38:20] even I didn't turn it off. I just, you

[38:23] know, instinctively,

[38:25] uh, by the time I got to the hotel, I

[38:27] pulled it out. They were still there.

[38:29] So, they heard the whole thing.

[38:35] Maybe there's a way. It makes sense. I

[38:37] don't know. I'm trying so hard. I'm

[38:39] trying so hard. We could, I guess, see

[38:41] the hospital footage, but the feds

[38:43] grabbed that for some odd reason and

[38:46] Cash Patel got on the scene. He

[38:47] instructed the feds to take that

[38:49] footage. I mean, everything they have

[38:51] done has been so strange from beginning

[38:52] to end. Like I said, um, there is a lot

[38:57] more suspicious behavior coming out of

[39:00] the characters surrounding Charlie Kirk

[39:02] and his life than there is regarding

[39:04] Tyler Robinson. I I would love to

[39:06] believe that Tyler Robinson did this. I

[39:08] just would like one piece of evidence

[39:10] that's compelling. One piece other than

[39:13] a confession that isn't that compelling.

[39:15] Cuz even a person that's carrying a gram

[39:17] of pot wouldn't write all of that down

[39:20] in a text message. Least of all, an

[39:22] individual who purportedly has an

[39:25] unbelievably high IQ and graduated with

[39:28] above a 4.0 from high school. It just

[39:30] doesn't it's not a convincing story.

[39:31] Nothing they have said or done has been

[39:33] convincing. What I will say is that for

[39:36] those of you who know about explosives,

[39:38] you should spend some time and you

[39:40] should start making videos and we should

[39:41] start looking more into the theory uh

[39:44] that Charlie Kirk's pager or rather road

[39:48] microphone may have been inoperable and

[39:50] may have simply been a weapon because

[39:52] Turning Point told the story that they

[39:53] were live streaming that event. Where

[39:57] has that been found? I'm asking

[39:58] sincerely. I just don't remember seeing

[40:01] that live stream anywhere. I know Terl

[40:03] told me that on the phone when I asked

[40:04] him about things that looked weird and

[40:06] he said they started doing something new

[40:08] and they were live streaming back to the

[40:09] office. I've asked people at Turning

[40:11] Point USA, do you remember seeing this

[40:12] live stream thus far? No one has

[40:14] confirmed watching this live stream um

[40:17] at the office.

[40:20] Why do they need a live stream at the

[40:21] office? I don't know. He said they were

[40:23] cutting clips expeditiously. Okay, where

[40:25] is it? Where is the live stream of this

[40:27] event?

[40:30] It is plausible that until we know more

[40:34] details, it is certainly plausible that

[40:37] that second mic was just completely a

[40:41] rigged device.

[40:43] And I will leave it at that. We'll be

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[44:10] I want to say this. I know that one

[44:13] component of the explosive theory, of

[44:15] course, where uh did he get a rigged

[44:18] device? Who assembled that? This would

[44:20] require um in theory the military's

[44:22] involvement. I've been saying it from

[44:23] the beginning with without even

[44:24] exploring that theory that this looked

[44:25] to me like a a military operation. Uh

[44:28] people even down to the shirts they were

[44:29] wearing. It's how they identify each

[44:31] other. Uh but I will say that I am going

[44:33] to look into the explosion that took

[44:35] place in Hickman County here in

[44:37] Tennessee. I know that is one component

[44:38] of it. people believe that that could be

[44:40] where the device was assembled and I

[44:43] just need some time to flush that out.

[44:44] You guys know that I like to be very

[44:45] well researched when I present things to

[44:47] you. I like to examine um every possible

[44:50] lead and and maybe be able to debunk it

[44:52] and sometimes we have actually many

[44:54] times we have debunked various theories

[44:55] that were on the internet uh that did

[44:57] not pan out. And I I want to ask if you

[45:01] know anything about that explosion that

[45:04] took place um in Hickman County, please

[45:08] email us at tips@candicewowens.com.

[45:12] Not your theories, but if you actually

[45:14] know something. On October 10th, uh

[45:16] there was an explosion at the Accurate

[45:19] Energetic Systems, which they do make

[45:22] military and demolition explosives. This

[45:24] is about 60 mi west of Nashville and it,

[45:26] like I said, killed 16 employees. The

[45:29] blast was intense. Now, it could be

[45:32] because something went wrong. It's an

[45:33] explosives factory. Or it could be a way

[45:36] to hide evidence that these are are two

[45:38] theories. Uh, we don't know, but please

[45:40] send us anything you do know. We will of

[45:42] course protect your identity. More tips

[45:44] at candace oowens.com. Okay, moving on

[45:47] to the FBI crash out. So, let's just go

[45:50] over the law, right? Freedom of

[45:53] Information Act. What it means is that

[45:56] if I submit for information about my

[45:59] government, which has just taken

[46:01] trillions from us every year, I'm a a

[46:03] taxpaying citizen. They have to respond

[46:06] to my request within the legal time

[46:08] frame of 20 days. 20 days. Okay. 20

[46:12] working days. Actually I should say it

[46:14] excludes weekends, excludes weekends and

[46:16] it excludes uh public holidays but that

[46:19] is their return period after you make an

[46:21] FIA request. We have found when we have

[46:24] made these requests that there is one

[46:26] carveout however that they can say come

[46:30] back to you and say well your request is

[46:32] too complex. We need more than 20 days.

[46:34] Now that's like if you're saying I want

[46:37] every document from 1963

[46:42] onward about JFK that's going that's

[46:46] going to take some time you can imagine

[46:48] and that's the reason why they've sort

[46:49] of built out this clause of okay but

[46:51] there it it needs to be reasonable right

[46:54] I have found that we are asking for very

[46:56] specific things um via our FOIA requests

[47:00] and they are pretending like we are

[47:02] asking them from for years worth of

[47:04] information. Case in point, I told you

[47:06] the truth about the email that went out

[47:07] regarding Operation Erica Kirk after the

[47:10] White House correspondence dinner,

[47:12] right? I told you the truth. That that

[47:14] is a true email that went out and they

[47:16] wanted to artificially boost her video.

[47:19] They referred to her as an emotional

[47:21] asset and this was done within a period

[47:24] of about an hour after the shooting when

[47:25] that should not have been the concern to

[47:27] the Department of War. And what did they

[47:28] come back to us? We asked just for any

[47:30] emails that included Erica Kirk's name.

[47:32] That should be pretty limited because

[47:35] how many emails are you guys writing

[47:37] about Erica Kirk on the day of and the

[47:40] days following immediately following the

[47:43] White House correspondence center in her

[47:44] shooting? That would be very odd that

[47:46] request and I'm only asking uh for it

[47:48] within one department and they come back

[47:50] and they say, "Oh, that's too

[47:51] burdensome. You're going to have to get

[47:53] more specific than that. We're not going

[47:54] to be able to get back to you within 20

[47:56] days." So, this is a loophole that they

[47:58] are using in my view which is abusive.

[48:01] It's absolutely abusive. We were very

[48:03] specific as we showed you on the show

[48:04] yesterday when we similarly asked for

[48:07] Cash Patel's travel schedule. We wanted

[48:09] his calendar for the three preceding

[48:11] days leading up to Charlie Kirk's

[48:12] assassination. That's just to rule out

[48:14] who's on whose planes, right? That's not

[48:16] We don't think Cash Patel killed Charlie

[48:18] Kirk. I don't think Cash Patel rigged an

[48:20] explosive or took a shot from a rooftop.

[48:22] We're just doing some good oldfashioned

[48:23] journalism. So, when they came back to

[48:25] us and they said, "Oh, the request is,

[48:28] you know, too burdensome." Again, we

[48:30] wrote that on Twitter. We wrote like

[48:32] they they denied our 20-day uh request

[48:35] because it's too burdensome. We have to

[48:37] go back with more details. In fact,

[48:38] here's what I tweeted specifically so

[48:40] you understand. I wrote via FOIA, we

[48:42] formally requested Cash Patel's travel

[48:44] itinerary for the 3 days leading up to

[48:45] Charlie Kirk's assassination, and we

[48:47] just heard back and we're told the

[48:48] burden of the request is too great. How

[48:50] is this remotely legal? The burden of

[48:53] the request is too great. That's

[48:54] literally me summarizing what they wrote

[48:57] back to us, which is it needs to be more

[49:00] specific. We can't get We can't meet the

[49:02] It's too burdensome. It's too much.

[49:04] Apparently, the FBI came apart on this.

[49:08] They wrote back, "Dear Candace, please

[49:11] show us on the document sent to you

[49:14] acknowledging your FYIA request where we

[49:16] said, quote, "The burden of the request

[49:18] is too great." End quote. your show.

[49:21] Just like the fake news media will be

[49:22] called out when you lie. We hope this

[49:24] helps. Yeah. What it helps is for us to

[49:27] further understand how incompetent the

[49:29] people are working over at the FBI that

[49:31] they don't understand that you don't

[49:32] have to put something in quotations to

[49:33] summarize it. I I I didn't write out on

[49:36] X, which is supposed to be limited

[49:38] characters, supposed to be piffy, the

[49:40] entire letter because we showed it on

[49:42] our show. We summed it up. We summarized

[49:44] it accurately by saying that you came

[49:47] back and said that under the unusual

[49:50] circumstances you would be unable to

[49:53] make the determination within the 20

[49:55] days. Right? You're denying my rights 20

[49:57] days because we fall into this unusual

[50:00] circumstance

[50:02] which you're citing as the annual

[50:03] circumstance that the request is too

[50:04] burdensome that it would take you'd have

[50:06] to or coordinate across various

[50:09] departments and speak to other people

[50:10] and perhaps get permission. We told the

[50:13] truth, but whoever is running your

[50:15] account doesn't comprehend what a

[50:17] summary is via tweet. We didn't accuse

[50:20] you of saying you're never going to give

[50:21] it to us. We said the request was too

[50:24] burdensome. Right. Anyway, I then

[50:28] explained that to them to the intern

[50:29] running this ex account. You will note

[50:30] that we did not put your response in

[50:32] quotation marks. That's called

[50:34] paraphrasing. when you wrote back to us

[50:36] suggesting that we quote reduce the

[50:40] scope of your request while referring to

[50:42] our request for a mere three-day

[50:44] itinerary as substantive which is what

[50:46] they did. We appropriately paraphrase

[50:49] that for our ex followers that the

[50:51] request was too burdensome cuz that's

[50:53] that's what it means. We then published

[50:55] your full response as well as our full

[50:57] request onto our show for the public to

[50:59] read themselves. I'm glad to see that

[51:01] you guys are actually capable of

[51:02] responding rapidly to smear people that

[51:04] won't let go of Charlie Kirk's death. Do

[51:06] you mind utilizing a similar speed to

[51:08] get Tyler Robinson's defense team uh the

[51:10] documents that they've been requesting

[51:12] which have mysteriously been in your

[51:13] possession since September? Thanks to

[51:15] advance, chief, they came back at me

[51:17] again. They just they like it genuinely.

[51:18] They sent about five tweets at us

[51:20] yesterday and then they said, "When you

[51:23] tell your audience that you were quote

[51:24] unquote denied, that would be a lie for

[51:27] clickbait. This is the Federal Bureau of

[51:29] Investigations, you guys. This is not

[51:31] Laura Loomer. Okay, this is and what

[51:34] they're referring to is us just posting

[51:36] a link to the show, which we just do

[51:38] bullets and say, "Here's the three

[51:40] things we're talking about. We FOA Cash

[51:42] Patel's travel itinerary get denied.

[51:44] Erica Kurt cries again. A mysterious

[51:47] 2022 death and its surprising link to

[51:48] Butler." Just like very quick and here's

[51:50] the link so you can hear more details.

[51:52] They said that's clickbait and

[51:54] apparently this is an FBI concern

[51:56] because they don't like the word denied

[51:57] even though we we are our 20 days is

[52:00] being denied. You're denying that. Uh

[52:02] citing unusual circumstances that is

[52:04] under the law. 20 days is when you're

[52:06] supposed to get back to me and you're

[52:07] denying that. Um and we we showed the

[52:12] full context properly in the link that

[52:14] is not showed here of the full episode.

[52:17] So what do we have here? um a clown of

[52:20] like I said it's just it's a car that is

[52:22] filled with clowns. This is so

[52:23] embarrassing. I think they thought this

[52:25] was going to go well for them. Obviously

[52:26] they got destroyed. Like do you have

[52:28] nothing better to do? And I just want to

[52:30] also point out the audacity of the

[52:32] Department of Justice accusing me of

[52:34] clickbait. This is the Department of

[52:36] Justice. This is them doing clickbait.

[52:38] Which I then responded to them, "This is

[52:40] clown world." Do you guys remember this?

[52:42] the Department of Justice um with the

[52:44] binders standing outside, the photos

[52:47] that were taken of everybody holding the

[52:48] Epstein binders. I don't know if you

[52:49] have my tweet, guys, uh that I I tweeted

[52:52] back at them. I'm like, the audacity of

[52:53] you guys to accuse anyone of clickbait

[52:55] after this this moment where you had

[52:58] influencers holding effectively empty

[53:01] binders. Why don't you get focused on

[53:03] filling up those binders? Why don't you

[53:05] get focused on taking down the Epstein

[53:07] class? We don't need a department that

[53:09] is concerned about whether or not

[53:11] something can be construed as clickbait

[53:13] on X. So, I just can't express enough

[53:17] how embarrassing this Department of

[53:19] Justice has been from start to finish,

[53:20] whoever is running this account. I don't

[53:22] know if we can FOIA that. I'd like to

[53:23] find out who's running this account. Uh

[53:25] because it's unbelievably childish to be

[53:27] going back and forth over what I did

[53:30] correctly by filing an FOIA request. And

[53:32] it's very simple to send somebody a

[53:34] 3-day travel itinerary. we will reduce

[53:36] the scope since the burden appears to be

[53:38] too high and ask very specific I guess I

[53:41] don't know how to get more specific than

[53:42] his travel schedule. Um but that's what

[53:44] we're going to have to do and we will do

[53:46] that because as I said we are not

[53:47] letting go of things. We are pulling on

[53:48] every thread and we are following up. Uh

[53:51] lastly, I know we're pressed for time

[53:53] here, but I do want to give you guys a

[53:55] we got so many emails um about the uh

[53:58] individual I'm just protecting his

[54:00] identity still that we traveled to um

[54:02] with Russia uh who served in our

[54:05] military for 12 years um a SEAL team one

[54:08] actually and um was begging for an

[54:11] appointment at the VA and was routinely

[54:12] being declined that appointment at the

[54:14] VA and had um a seizure when we landed

[54:19] into Russia just one day afterward.

[54:22] Scariest thing I've ever lived through

[54:24] um with any person that works with us.

[54:26] Genuinely, we thought he was going to

[54:27] die. Thought he was going to die. And it

[54:29] was then became one of the most

[54:31] beautiful things to see how Russia

[54:34] rallied to take care of him. We had no

[54:36] special connections despite the

[54:37] narrative that was being put out there

[54:39] and the hospital treated him with just

[54:42] so much kindness. getting him

[54:44] immediately in for surgery. Um, taking

[54:47] so many scans that they've taken and

[54:49] understanding that has happened because

[54:51] of what he put his body through in the

[54:53] military underwater and knowing that the

[54:57] VA just kept denying him. His wife sent

[54:59] me all the evidence of that. He tried to

[55:00] get an appointment in May. And so to

[55:02] think that this happened and they kept

[55:04] telling him, "No, it's all in your head.

[55:06] Take some Xanax is unbelievably

[55:08] frustrating." But I do want to let you

[55:11] see um some of the updates. He has been

[55:13] for the first time able to leave his

[55:15] room to get like a cup of coffee. This

[55:17] photo makes me so happy. This is

[55:18] actually military guys in Russia who

[55:22] have now become friends because I told

[55:24] you we had a a Catholic family that was

[55:26] hosting us uh that moved their entire

[55:28] family. I said Iowa. My husband

[55:30] corrected me actually. It was from

[55:31] Missouri, Kansas City, Missouri. They

[55:33] moved and they have eight kids and they

[55:36] this is them. They went to visit him and

[55:38] they then gave him special treatment at

[55:41] the hospital because he was in the

[55:42] military and there was just this

[55:43] camaraderie to go back to the other

[55:45] photo of military men understanding like

[55:47] what military men put their bodies

[55:49] through and what we what they go through

[55:51] and I I just wanted to let you guys know

[55:53] that I just there was there's just

[55:54] something so beautiful about this

[55:55] brotherhood. Um, obviously I'm

[55:58] protecting their identities as well, but

[55:59] like they speak very little English. And

[56:01] now everyone, his wife tells me, is like

[56:03] family and they're just just to have

[56:05] that the military doctor personally come

[56:08] see him, it just just goes such a long

[56:11] way in terms of realizing that so much

[56:13] of what we are told about this is your

[56:15] enemy, this is your friend. It's like it

[56:16] just gets shattered. His wife told me

[56:18] this is the little babushka who sends

[56:20] him nice notes every morning um at the

[56:24] hospital and um this is I I do want to

[56:27] also show you guys uh that was the

[56:28] family of with that has eight kids that

[56:31] was hosting us. So we blurred out

[56:33] obviously the faces of the children but

[56:34] that's Joe. I already showed him on our

[56:36] our on my Instagram and they're just

[56:39] taking good care of him. Uh and his wife

[56:42] is just so lovely. I want to also show

[56:44] you a video of him starting the therapy

[56:47] because his uh his left side of the body

[56:50] was paralyzed or right side par was

[56:52] paralyzed and just kind of trying to

[56:53] fire off everything. Um here's some

[56:55] progress of that if we have that video.

[56:58] I know it's not the best quality. That's

[56:59] his wife. She's the best. [laughter]

[57:01] Um just amazing just to to see that. And

[57:04] um he's in he's in physical therapy.

[57:06] There are still issues they have found.

[57:08] I I believe they found some more clots.

[57:10] But I do want to say this. His wife told

[57:12] me this and this is incredible that

[57:14] prior to which I didn't know and I also

[57:16] want to tell you he's very young. He's

[57:17] like 42 years old. This is you're not I

[57:19] think in your mind and you're imagining

[57:20] oh this must be like a very no he's like

[57:22] 42 and um his wife told me that once

[57:26] they removed that clot from his brain

[57:28] all of the other issues that he was

[57:30] having cleared up. So he unbeknownst to

[57:32] me was wearing a hearing aid and now he

[57:34] doesn't need to wear his hearing aid. Um

[57:36] he was having headaches now he's not

[57:38] having headaches. He was spitting up

[57:40] blood in the morning. And I can't

[57:41] imagine going to the VA with all of

[57:42] these symptoms and having them gaslight

[57:45] you and tell you that you have PTSD.

[57:47] Like, that's crazy to me. I can't

[57:48] believe that our men give their bodies

[57:50] and their lives and this is what they're

[57:52] told and you're begging them for an

[57:53] appointment and you're saying, "No,

[57:54] there's something wrong." All of these

[57:56] symptoms cleared up because they

[57:58] addressed the massive clot that was in

[58:01] his um in his brain. And so, uh this is

[58:05] nothing short of a miracle. And I just

[58:06] can't say enough how much I am like I'm

[58:08] basically now a Russia stan. So like

[58:11] we're like we have my babushka over

[58:12] there. Like I am just or actually

[58:14] someone told me that's a matrioska right

[58:16] the doll. I love what Russia has done.

[58:19] Um and I you know maybe this is is this

[58:22] what's it's comes to? Do our do our men

[58:24] need to travel to Russia uh to get an

[58:27] appointment?

[58:29] The suicide rates. his wife sent me uh

[58:32] an article which I haven't had time to

[58:34] read about the suicide rates of SEALs

[58:37] and how a lot of them are having brain

[58:40] issues and we know that they're not

[58:41] giving these appointments because if

[58:43] they don't address it then it doesn't

[58:45] happen. They don't have to say it

[58:46] happens. They don't have to it reminds

[58:48] me almost of the movie regarding the CTE

[58:51] scans and people that were in the the

[58:54] NFL and you have something that can be

[58:57] addressed. However, like clots can be

[58:59] addressed and these clots can be removed

[59:01] and instead you're telling them here's

[59:02] some Xanax. Go at home. You have PTSD.

[59:05] It's an absolute sin. Um they're giving

[59:07] them drugs that by the way are illegal

[59:08] in Russia. They're not even legal. They

[59:10] don't even in Russia it's the exact

[59:11] opposite where they're like you have no

[59:13] problems in your brain. So we have if

[59:14] you unless we can address a physical

[59:16] component, you're going home. And it

[59:18] turns out that that strategy is working

[59:21] in this regard. So I just wanted to give

[59:23] you an update because it's just been

[59:24] uplifting me to see the videos and to

[59:25] see the progress that he's making. Oh,

[59:27] we have to also show the photo of the

[59:30] woman that's working on him that's not

[59:32] his wife on physical therapy because his

[59:34] wife tells me that this woman is super

[59:36] hardcore and she said that this woman is

[59:38] she's like she must have trained the

[59:40] Russian gym gymnast or something cuz

[59:42] she's so hardcore but they found they

[59:44] found love between themselves anyway.

[59:46] Can you just imagine just like a a

[59:48] Russian drill sergeant or something like

[59:50] that and that they taught him the word

[59:52] for swag because obviously there's

[59:54] limited English language over in Russia.

[59:57] I I'm just so happy. I can't I just

[59:59] can't tell you guys like I am um I'm

[00:01] just motivated as well to do something

[00:03] about the VA and right now I feel like

[00:05] the only thing I can do is platform it.

[00:06] And um I don't know. just what the what

[00:09] our troops are going through is just h

[00:12] just to give 12 years of your life and

[00:14] to give your body and to go through that

[00:15] and to be gaslit. Um and then to see

[00:18] also at the same time, like I said, how

[00:20] they're just signing us up for more war.

[00:22] They don't care. Like they just

[00:23] literally don't care. And at the end of

[00:24] it, they don't care. They don't care

[00:26] what happens to you. And I'm not saying

[00:27] that means it's the particular people at

[00:29] the VA. I'm I'm sure there are tons of

[00:31] people who are working th those doctors

[00:33] and nurses who do care but they are not

[00:35] allowed to honor these appointments

[00:37] because there is a rot in that system

[00:39] and we've known that for a very long

[00:41] time and it's completely unacceptable.

[00:42] Vladimir Putin um shouldn't be the

[00:45] person taking care of American troops

[00:47] but uh thank you to everyone uh in

[00:50] Russia. I can't wait to get back uh to

[00:52] all of you guys. I'm going to pick up

[00:53] some Russian words next time and I will

[00:55] also learn how to say swag in Russia and

[00:57] in uh in Russian. Um, anyway, we'll be

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[03:02] Okay, just a brief update. Ashley just

[03:04] let me know that she did already reduce

[03:06] the burden. So hopefully we'll get a

[03:08] response from the FBI or the Department

[03:10] of Justice rather. Top comments from

[03:12] yesterday's episode. Uh it's just Becca

[03:14] writes, "Listening to Charlie express

[03:16] his thoughts about Butler was crushing.

[03:18] It felt like he was describing his own

[03:19] assassination." Yes, it sounded exactly

[03:21] like he was describing his own

[03:22] assassination, but you know what? It

[03:24] also was a little bit of energy that we

[03:27] needed um to remember why we are doing

[03:30] this day in and day out. Uh that this

[03:31] was these this is the true um carrying

[03:34] on of Charlie Kirk's legacy is to not

[03:36] stop asking questions. And it just made

[03:37] me go even harder um for him and

[03:41] expanding the scope of this

[03:42] investigation. and it reminds us that,

[03:44] you know, we're all trying to figure out

[03:48] what happened on that day and that that

[03:50] really is the best way to honor what his

[03:51] legacy is. It certainly isn't happening

[03:52] over at the Truman Show. So, that's a a

[03:54] glass half full perspective. ST Media

[03:56] writes, "This episode should be

[03:57] recommended to as many people as

[03:59] possible. Thank you." Like I said, the

[04:01] response to yesterday's episode was

[04:02] amazing and I owe it to people who have

[04:04] done so much work and I'm I'm just kind

[04:05] of pulling together puzzle pieces and I

[04:07] spent a lot of time this weekend going

[04:09] down that rabbit hole and trying to

[04:11] understand a PTN explosive. I'm probably

[04:13] now very much on the ATF's list of my

[04:17] Google searches like how much explosive

[04:19] like I was like this these Google

[04:21] searches are gonna I have a lot of

[04:23] explaining to do. I promise it's just

[04:25] research comments [snorts] from today's

[04:27] episode. Wow, that is a um a massive uh

[04:30] tip that you gave us here. So, thank

[04:31] you, Eevee. Evie writes, "The battle bun

[04:33] had a good run, but I think we're

[04:34] officially entering the power pony era."

[04:36] Candace, you're doing amazing work. Keep

[04:39] going, Max. We have your back. Thank

[04:40] you. Power pony. Yeah, maybe you're a

[04:43] power pony. Um we will have to ask Coach

[04:46] Colin. Pre writes, "Hey, Candace. I

[04:49] joined your channel around the time that

[04:50] Charlie Kirk was killed, and I hate that

[04:51] this is what brought me to you. Thank

[04:52] you for lifting the veil for me, and

[04:54] thank you for being such an honorable

[04:55] person. And I it really truly does feel

[04:58] like all of us at the same time are

[04:59] having so many veils lifted. And I'm

[05:00] glad that I get to be a piece of that

[05:02] story for you. And I feel like I'm I

[05:04] still obviously don't know everything,

[05:06] but I at least want to. I have a desire

[05:09] to learn and I know that things are not

[05:10] right. And little things like that, like

[05:12] going to Russia, just to me was like a

[05:15] major lifting of the veil and

[05:17] recognizing just how much we're lied to

[05:19] about everything, which makes sense.

[05:20] We're lied to about each other. Um,

[05:23] we're constantly being told that we have

[05:25] to hate each other and this is why our c

[05:27] our country is suffering when it's so

[05:29] obvious that the raw is sitting at the

[05:30] top and what they're seeking in the west

[05:32] is this globalized governance and to

[05:34] turn us all into slaves, virtual debt

[05:36] slaves is is the ultimate goal. Uh,

[05:39] Theresi Rosenthal writes, "You dismissed

[05:41] the exploding mic theory in the past. I

[05:43] didn't dismiss it. I never dismissed the

[05:46] exploding mic theory. I was always clear

[05:47] to my team that I thought there was

[05:49] something there, but that I didn't have

[05:51] I I guess the skill set to cover it. And

[05:53] I still don't really feel like I have

[05:54] the skill set, but as long as I'm

[05:56] interested enough, I can learn like I

[05:58] proved over this weekend looking into

[05:59] into the PETN explosive. Uh this person

[06:02] continues, "Did you change your mind or

[06:03] were you just biting your time?" Yeah, I

[06:05] never changed my mind. I just thought,

[06:07] "Let me be good at what I'm good at. I'm

[06:09] good at timelines. I'm good at looking

[06:11] at what doesn't make sense that day. am

[06:13] good at um looking through legal

[06:15] documents and reading through legal

[06:17] documents and explaining what's wrong

[06:18] with the Tyler Robinson theory. So, I

[06:20] went with like what I could easily

[06:21] debunk, looking um at what they were

[06:24] presenting as evidence. And that felt

[06:27] like the right place to start. And now I

[06:30] feel like we all know that Tyler

[06:33] Robinson didn't do this thing and

[06:35] Turning Point every day just becomes

[06:36] more and more shady. And so I felt that

[06:39] this Butler thing unexpectedly really

[06:42] compelled me to take a look at the

[06:44] exploding mic theory and do my best to

[06:46] understand it. So I'm going to be

[06:47] spending a lot more time on that. And I

[06:49] hope that I'm taking you guys with me at

[06:51] my um technological level, which is why

[06:53] I was like, let's just talk about what a

[06:54] road mic is because people don't know

[06:57] why would you if you're not ming people

[06:59] up, if you're not being miked up. Even

[07:01] though I am miked up, I don't understand

[07:02] what half this stuff does. You know what

[07:03] I mean? So, um I always try to make sure

[07:06] that I can simplify things in a way that

[07:07] we can all understand it and um and now

[07:10] feels like it just feels like it's the

[07:11] right time. Lastly, this person

[07:13] continues, "PS, I went as Candace with

[07:16] receipts last Halloween complete with

[07:18] about 100 ft of CVS receipts. I think

[07:21] you should share the photo I emailed to

[07:23] your team. Thank you for giving my three

[07:24] girls a role model. I love that. We got

[07:26] to be Larry Loomer with the receipts."

[07:28] We have a lot of characters we could be.

[07:29] We could be Breijit. You could be Larry

[07:30] Loomer. We are connecting all of the

[07:32] Trump dolls. You know, Trump just has

[07:34] the best taste in kind of women, maybe

[07:38] women, people who present as women.

[07:41] [snorts] Easy Hammer writes, "The

[07:42] concussion from the blast may have taken

[07:44] him out, but I think it also caused his

[07:46] necklace to act like shrapnel going into

[07:48] his neck. That's why Erica made such a

[07:51] big deal out of the necklace." Uh, the

[07:53] necklace thing is weird. It's al

[07:54] something we haven't discussed on the

[07:55] show, so I don't think people know what

[07:58] you're referring to. They all kind of

[07:59] had a weird story about the necklace.

[08:01] The strangest story came from Frank

[08:02] Turk, which was like the feds were

[08:04] looking for the necklace in the car and

[08:06] then he found it sitting on his backpack

[08:07] and they were like, "There it is." And I

[08:09] don't really understand why they were

[08:10] looking for the necklace. How do they

[08:12] know he had a necklace on at all? That

[08:14] just seems very strange to me. But I

[08:16] need to kind of um bury deep in and go

[08:20] backward now that I'm arriving at this

[08:22] explosive theory. I always felt from the

[08:24] very beginning. I told my team that, and

[08:26] I said this early on, if you go back, it

[08:28] looked like the and I was assuming it

[08:29] was a bullet. It looked like it was

[08:31] traveling upward. I thought someone shot

[08:32] him from below. It was that obvious to

[08:34] me that something was coming upward. I

[08:36] didn't think of an explosive

[08:38] immediately, but if you go back, I was

[08:39] like, did someone shoot him from below?

[08:40] Because the way he was moving and you

[08:43] you see that like uh magnetic clasp

[08:46] travel and then it returns in a way that

[08:48] almost looks like it like

[08:51] like slingshots, I guess, would be the

[08:53] best way to say it. So, I was just

[08:54] observing with my eyes and like the puff

[08:57] out of whatever is happening. and I

[08:59] didn't really comprehend or consider at

[09:01] that moment that it could have been an

[09:02] explosive, but I did think something was

[09:04] happening under his shirt. Um, anyway,

[09:06] that was kind of where I was. I did also

[09:09] think it was weird that the necklace

[09:10] broke first. The way the necklace

[09:12] breaks, which you can even see if you

[09:13] slow down the footage that we showed you

[09:15] from the back, is it like it breaks here

[09:17] and then it looks like it it travels to

[09:19] the back or maybe it flies over here if

[09:21] it stays on him. It breaks though. It

[09:22] definitively breaks and it goes like

[09:24] this. And I thought that was that's

[09:26] weird. Why is it breaking here first?

[09:28] Well, if he had a road mic under his

[09:30] shirt that traveled, it would have taken

[09:33] broken the necklace first. And that's

[09:34] why before Charlie reacts to the wound,

[09:37] the necklace breaks and then he um and

[09:41] then it seems like he gets hit. So, a

[09:44] lot of pieces fit in when you consider

[09:46] the idea that the mic was rigged.

[09:48] Amarusa writes, "This is really coming

[09:50] together. Have you explored who received

[09:52] Charlie at the hospital? I can't imagine

[09:54] that person would have been left to

[09:56] chance." as well. We did note that a

[09:59] person who was interning at the ER was

[10:02] Connor Henderson. We briefly touched on

[10:04] that and it's not clear whether his

[10:06] internship ended just before the Charlie

[10:08] Kirk thing, but what is interesting is

[10:10] that our our decoy boy number two is

[10:14] longtime friends with Connor Henderson.

[10:15] We talked about how those are the sons

[10:17] of the the built

[10:20] uh corporation. You'd have to go back

[10:21] and watch the episode, but we did unpack

[10:24] that. I can't think of the name of decoy

[10:25] boy number two. It was George Zinn and

[10:27] then it was that like Sam he had like

[10:31] Zachariah Kareshi. That's right. We were

[10:34] looking into Zachariah Kareshi. His

[10:36] father was one half of the built

[10:37] organization um along with someone

[10:40] Henderson and their sons lived at some

[10:43] point in the same house. They very

[10:45] clearly were interning together at the

[10:47] Built Corporation. And then we find out

[10:50] that Connor was working at the hospital

[10:52] tempanos interning in the emergency

[10:55] department and that Sam Careshi gets

[10:58] pulled. Um they both attended BYU at the

[11:01] same time. There was just like way too

[11:03] much crossover there that I thought was

[11:04] strange. Again, doesn't indicate that

[11:06] Connor was there that day, but I I am

[11:09] interested in who was there because

[11:11] nobody has been This is in ER. Why don't

[11:14] we have one person who's like, I was

[11:16] there with my daughter because she broke

[11:17] her arm and I was in the waiting room

[11:18] and saw them all come in. It's almost as

[11:20] if the entire space was cleared for

[11:21] them, which doesn't make sense. That's

[11:23] not that's not how a functioning ER

[11:24] works. So, that is something that is

[11:27] strange. I totally agree with you. Uh,

[11:29] Seven Sheets writes, "Sometimes I find

[11:32] it shameful that you have to take the

[11:34] slings and arrows for searching for

[11:35] answers, especially from the low

[11:36] charisma people or who try who try to

[11:39] sit in his seat, but then I realize that

[11:40] you are meant for this and you give so

[11:41] many strength in faith and prayer. Thank

[11:43] you so much. You too. Graham Shar

[11:45] writes, "We stand with Candace mighty

[11:47] and strong and unwavering. We are We all

[11:49] are. We will not forget nor back down.

[11:51] We are bound as one for truth and for

[11:53] Charlie who lead who led by example to

[11:55] question everything. We love you,

[11:56] Candace. Bless you and your sweet

[11:58] family." That's also very kind. And like

[11:59] I said, you guys give me the energy to

[12:00] keep going and to keep fighting and also

[12:02] like old clips of Charlie where I'm

[12:03] like, "Yes, Charlie. I know exactly

[12:05] where you would have been on this

[12:06] issue." Uh, Jen Hen writes, "Dogs are

[12:10] truly amazing. man's best friend and

[12:12] justice's best vehicle. From sniffing

[12:13] bombs to drugs to cancer, there is a

[12:15] reason a dog is God spelled backwards.

[12:17] They are a little piece of heaven. Make

[12:19] cru cruelty to them a serious crime, not

[12:22] BS probation.

[12:24] Unless it's a Chihuahua that's got to be

[12:25] punted 50 yards. Her comment said that.

[12:28] That wasn't me. I didn't add that at the

[12:30] end. Her comment said that sometimes if

[12:33] it's yapping for too long, it should be

[12:34] punted 50 yards. I am not putting words

[12:37] in that woman's mouth at all. Calconist

[12:41] writes, "You look like Charlie's warrior

[12:42] angel with your headband." Thank you

[12:44] guys. Thank you. You're so sweet. James

[12:46] the least writes, "When you're on a

[12:48] FaceTime call, both parties are on

[12:49] speaker. Are they not?" Frank couldn't

[12:52] hear his own kids yelling his name

[12:53] repeatedly trying to get his attention.

[12:56] All fair questions. Look, I always

[12:58] thought it was weird. That's just not

[12:59] what 35year-olds do in the middle of the

[13:01] day. Just watch Charlie everywhere. That

[13:03] sounds like annoying to just hear

[13:04] shouting. I don't even like calling my

[13:06] sisters when there's a birthday party,

[13:07] you know? It's like everyone's screaming

[13:08] in the background. You can't even hear

[13:09] things. Like, what am I going to do at a

[13:10] college event? Like, he just loves He

[13:13] just said, "Oh, he just loves Charlie."

[13:14] Oh, wow. He just loves Charlie. That

[13:16] makes total sense. Not. Sorry, Frank. It

[13:19] just It doesn't sound right. It doesn't

[13:22] doesn't pass a sniff test. But, as we

[13:24] know, uh, the bomb dog's nose noses are

[13:26] broken. So, maybe it does. All right,

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[14:00] people assassinated Assar. Um, anyway,

[14:03] you can buy yourself a stand cup, buy

[14:05] yourself a hat, stick around, sign up.

[14:07] We'd love to have you there. Uh, other

[14:10] than that, we will see you guys

[14:11] tomorrow.

[14:13] [music]