Candace Owens Responds to Erika Kirk's False Claim About Husband Murder Accusations and Scripted Monologue

[00:00] comedians dressing up in whiteface and I

[00:02] have Candace Owens claiming I murdered

[00:05] my husband and the list goes on and on

[00:09] and on. On the heels of the White House

[00:11] correspondent dinner, she tweeted that

[00:13] she would be addressing her latest

[00:16] traumatization

[00:18] and she did that today. She said I will

[00:20] she said I will I need to spend time

[00:21] with my family. We should have pulled

[00:22] the tweet. Um, she went literally in one

[00:25] sentence she said, "I I after today's

[00:27] traumatizing shooting, I need to spend

[00:29] time with my family and then I will be

[00:31] on the Charlie Kirk show on Wednesday."

[00:32] So, it I think she just needed 48 hours.

[00:35] And what we got today was objectively

[00:38] weird. It was weird for a couple

[00:39] reasons. First is that it was 9 minutes

[00:41] and then they just played Charlie Kirk

[00:44] clips for the rest the remaining almost

[00:46] two hours. The second thing is that it

[00:48] was pre-recorded. Okay. it was uh uh

[00:53] straight from the teleprompter and it

[00:54] was very clearly not written by her. Um

[00:57] but we can kind of go go over the the

[01:00] points that she delivered and yes,

[01:01] there's been immediate backlash and yes,

[01:03] I am already being blamed for the

[01:04] immediate backlash because it's always

[01:07] somebody else's fault when it comes to

[01:08] Erica Kirk. Okay, so the first thing

[01:11] that's weird is the reason that she

[01:14] gives for people asking that question,

[01:16] why did you go to the White House

[01:17] correspondent center? literally just

[01:18] said you couldn't do your UG commitment

[01:20] because there were credible threats and

[01:22] you couldn't trust a Secret Service to

[01:23] absolve them. Then you did an event with

[01:25] Trump which relied on upon the Secret

[01:28] Service and then now you're doing

[01:30] another event and it's like a press

[01:32] event, right? That actually Charlie

[01:34] hated. He always made fun of the White

[01:36] House correspondent dinner. So why do

[01:37] you feel obliged to show up here? And

[01:39] here is the answer that she provided.

[01:41] Take a listen.

[01:42] And everyone is asking why I even went

[01:45] to the White House correspondence

[01:47] center. And it was because many of the

[01:49] journalists in that room have attempted

[01:51] to dehumanize me

[01:53] >> and I wanted to meet some of them face

[01:55] to face quite frankly. Why have a

[01:58] conversation about me when you can have

[02:00] a conversation with me? So for example,

[02:04] a journalist from the Daily Mail came up

[02:06] to me. She introduced herself and she

[02:09] was saying she was very gracious. She

[02:11] was saying, "You look so beautiful. I'm

[02:13] so sorry for your loss."

[02:16] To which I replied, "It is so nice to

[02:20] put a name to the face, especially with

[02:23] all of the slander, the lies,

[02:25] accusations that are out there

[02:26] surrounding my husband's murder and

[02:28] myself."

[02:30] And I said to her, "You know what's so

[02:32] interesting?

[02:34] This is my first time at the White House

[02:37] Correspondents Center and I find it so

[02:40] fascinating the dynamic that is going on

[02:43] right now because everyone is all

[02:44] dressed up and you guys are co-mingling

[02:47] in and out of each other's cocktail

[02:49] parties. And so for one night,

[02:52] you are able to put aside all of your

[02:54] differences for the sake of freedom of

[02:57] speech. And then by Monday morning

[03:00] things will go back to being an absolute

[03:02] bloodbath between all of you. To which

[03:04] she replied literally she said, "I know.

[03:07] Isn't it special, right? Isn't tonight

[03:10] so special?

[03:15] Any buyers?

[03:16] Any takers of that? That she she went

[03:19] just for the social experiment of it

[03:21] all?" And by the way, I know we're not

[03:22] allowed to remember anything she says

[03:24] yesterday, but I'm pretty sure that when

[03:25] she sat down with Caroline Levit on

[03:27] stage at Turning Point event, she says

[03:29] that she doesn't like she didn't read

[03:30] the headline. She doesn't care. She's

[03:31] completely removed. We've been told over

[03:32] and over again that she's just not aware

[03:34] of what's going on. Now, she's saying,

[03:35] "I actually went to this event because I

[03:37] needed to confront these journalists who

[03:38] day in and day out, I actually know

[03:39] their names," which is more than I can

[03:41] say. I actually don't know the names of

[03:42] all journalists who write articles about

[03:43] me. I don't care to learn about their

[03:44] lives. I actually virtually never give

[03:46] them statements. Like, I my PR is an

[03:48] open. You can just go out there and say,

[03:50] "She doesn't care. She doesn't care. she

[03:51] doesn't care because I just got tired of

[03:53] answering for things. Um, but that's

[03:55] what we're getting now. We're getting

[03:56] that she went there and she got doled up

[03:59] and uh it was because she simply just

[04:01] wanted to and she even went to a

[04:03] pre-party, I believe, right? That was

[04:04] posted as well, but that was just

[04:06] because she wanted it was a social

[04:07] experiment. Okay. And um

[04:13] next she is going to say something that

[04:16] is

[04:17] ironic.

[04:19] Okay. She's going to call out those

[04:21] journalists cuz she's on a that's why

[04:22] she went to just like I don't like you

[04:24] journalists. She's going to call them

[04:25] out for their reactions

[04:27] to the shooting. Okay, take a listen. If

[04:31] you were in that room,

[04:33] you had no way of knowing what the

[04:35] status of the shooter was, how many

[04:37] there were, or honestly really anything.

[04:40] It was just utter chaos. And so during

[04:42] an active shooting, these journalists

[04:44] are using their phones to find moments

[04:46] to capture for clips. They were so

[04:48] concerned about getting a video in a

[04:51] room with an active shooter that they

[04:54] could have accidentally and quite

[04:56] literally filmed themselves being shot.

[05:00] Many of those people have become so

[05:02] desensitized

[05:04] that fight or flight became secondary to

[05:07] the opportunity of putting themselves

[05:09] into the story, which ironically breaks

[05:12] the number one rule of journalism.

[05:15] Anybody

[05:18] in the chat want to tell her what's

[05:19] ironic about that statement?

[05:23] Anybody remember Terara Farnsworth?

[05:25] And when we said that was weird, they

[05:27] said it wasn't weird. And now Erica is

[05:29] basically going, "Who would record

[05:30] themselves in an active shooting?"

[05:33] This is Terl Farnsworth. Doesn't know

[05:36] how many shooters there are. Doesn't

[05:37] know what's going on seconds. This is

[05:41] not even a minute after Charlie hits the

[05:44] ground and he's behind him and he

[05:46] recorded

[05:48] himself. Take a listen.

[05:50] >> They just shot Charlie. They just shot

[05:53] Charlie. They just shot Charlie.

[06:15] There's a shot, Charlie.

[06:31] >> He's dead.

[06:34] >> God help him.

[06:47] I I'm just pointing out

[06:50] irony. That's all. I know I'm going to

[06:52] get crushed for that. How dare you

[06:53] remember? I'll kind of spend a lot of

[06:55] time on this case and it's part of the

[06:56] bizarre reactions that the public

[06:58] doesn't feel good about. So, I just

[07:00] think it's weird to call out journalists

[07:02] for the exact same actions that your

[07:05] team took, but still works for you.

[07:07] Taking down cameras, all that's a bit

[07:08] weird

[07:10] that if they started taking down

[07:11] cameras, you might think it was a little

[07:13] weird. Anyway,

[07:16] um, another part, which this is there's

[07:19] this random push coming from the White

[07:20] House and, uh, and you're going to hear

[07:22] this from Erica and from the first lady

[07:24] as well, where I'm just starting to feel

[07:27] like they're coming after the first

[07:28] amendment, right? And

[07:31] bizarrely, they're going after Jimmy

[07:32] Kimmel, which I'm again angry that this

[07:34] is the second time that they're going to

[07:35] make me defend Jimmy Kimmel. They are

[07:38] trying to assert and again on the heels

[07:40] of Trump sharing that about me, on the

[07:42] heels of his advisers sharing this

[07:44] information about me, all right, going

[07:46] after my family, that it's actually

[07:48] Jimmy Kimmel's joke that is to blame for

[07:51] the White House correspondents incident.

[07:54] Okay? And Erica Kirk is going to

[07:57] underscore that as well. Take a listen.

[08:00] >> If you can just pause

[08:02] and just take a minute and ask yourself,

[08:06] how would you feel

[08:08] if even just one person

[08:11] made cruel jokes about the attempted

[08:14] murder of your loved one?

[08:17] That is what Jimmy Kimmel did to the

[08:18] first lady. He said that she had the

[08:22] glow of an expected widow.

[08:29] the glow of an expected winner.

[08:32] >> So disingenuous.

[08:33] >> 48 hours before that nightmare almost

[08:35] became a reality.

[08:39] >> It was a joke. I I can't do the Hillary

[08:41] Clinton campaign. I can't do it. I can't

[08:42] do that's how it felt. Trump would make

[08:44] a joke about something and then they'd

[08:46] all get out and pretend it was super

[08:47] serious. And it's ironic because like

[08:48] Jimmy Kimmel was a part of that

[08:49] syndicate of people that did this. And I

[08:51] said no. And I couldn't stand Jimmy

[08:52] Kimmel and I still really don't like

[08:53] Jimmy Kimmel, but they're flipping it

[08:55] now on its head. and they're Jimmy

[08:57] Kimmeling it. Okay, they're doing the

[09:00] thing where they pretend that it's it's

[09:01] exist a joke is existential. A clear and

[09:04] obvious joke is as existential and now

[09:07] uh the source of shootings. That's that

[09:09] this happened because Jimmy Kimmel made

[09:10] a joke. She may have liked the joke. I

[09:12] don't love everything that said about

[09:14] me. Uh oh well. Oh well.

[09:19] But the big news, of course, uh, is that

[09:24] as she got toward the end of this

[09:27] pre-written monologue, not written by

[09:29] her, is that she name dropped Duski and

[09:32] she name dropped me. And that was

[09:34] supposed to be, I think, as they planned

[09:35] it. And this is why she's got to stop

[09:37] working with Blake Nef. It's giving

[09:38] Blakey Nef wrote it. I know he's her

[09:40] writer for things. This was supposed to

[09:42] be a moment of bravery or something and

[09:44] it's going to backfire. Take a listen.

[09:47] Every morning I wake up to a new

[09:49] headline lying about me.

[09:52] I have

[09:54] comedians dressing up in whiteface.

[09:58] I have people saying I'm not fit to be

[10:00] CEO. And I have Candace Owens claiming I

[10:04] murdered my husband. And the list goes

[10:06] on and on and on.

[10:12] Man, it's just not the performance of

[10:14] all this is not good. And before we get

[10:16] to her claim in which people immediately

[10:18] checked her on and it was not trending

[10:20] in a good way. It's not trending for her

[10:21] in a good way. The reaction to this

[10:23] whatever this was supposed to be um just

[10:25] an obvious lie. She wakes up to

[10:27] headlines and Candace Owens saying that

[10:29] she killed her husband. Now I'll show

[10:30] you how they're trying to clean it up.

[10:32] It's similar to UG. It's going to be

[10:33] narcissistic abuse where they blame it.

[10:35] They they they find try a way to wiggle

[10:37] out of Erica lying as opposed to saying,

[10:38] "Oh, she misspoke." They're going to try

[10:41] to assert that no, Candace did say this.

[10:44] But overall, before we even get to that,

[10:45] the response has just been brutal. Okay,

[10:47] everyone is calling her out. They're

[10:48] saying that the look is wrong. People

[10:50] are making fun of saying that she looks

[10:52] like she came dressed up as the assassin

[10:54] that was walking up the stairs

[10:55] allegedly. Um, but also just her general

[10:58] demeanor. Okay, here are just some of

[11:00] the reactions. We can we can go through

[11:02] them. Uh, I guess I missed it. When did

[11:05] Candace Owens mention anywhere in the

[11:06] podcast that you murdered your husband?

[11:08] You didn't miss it. Um, I trust gas

[11:10] station sushi more than I trust Erica

[11:12] Kirk. This user writes, "I was hoping

[11:14] you were going to address all the

[11:15] questions being asked of you. This

[11:17] lecture was pointless. We're just

[11:19] getting lectured every day. We're so

[11:20] tired of being lectured." This person

[11:21] writes, "Can I never once made the

[11:23] explicit claim that you murdered your

[11:24] husband? All she has accused you of is

[11:26] being a liar and a fraud." By the way,

[11:28] when that is the my repeat accusation,

[11:31] which I've proven that you lie, um it's

[11:33] best not to lie in the monologue that

[11:34] you're going to come after me, right?

[11:35] Like that. Like, come on. Lights on,

[11:37] guys. This person says, "So, she's not

[11:39] resigning. She's ruining Turning Point

[11:41] USA. she should just go home and be and

[11:43] stay at her mom to and stay as a mom to

[11:48] those poor kids that have no parents at

[11:50] this point. Um, here is another tweet.

[11:53] This person wrote, "If Erica truly is

[11:54] just a grieving widow and not actually a

[11:56] bad person, which is now becoming harder

[11:58] and harder to believe, then somebody

[11:59] around her who cares needs to tell her

[12:01] the following. One, her disposition is

[12:03] totally unlikable. Two, her delivery is

[12:05] completely untrustworthy. And three,

[12:07] every time she opens her mouth, she digs

[12:09] herself a bigger hole. I would rather

[12:11] not tell a widow how to grieve, but I

[12:13] would advise a wannabe astroturfed CEO

[12:16] to go home and spend some more time with

[12:17] her kids that she claims to love so

[12:20] much. Here's another couple of funny

[12:22] tweets. Did Erica tell her stylist to

[12:24] quote, "Give me the assassin outfit

[12:26] today." Another one. Erica Kirk trying

[12:28] to prove to us that she did not try to

[12:30] kill her husband. These are obvious

[12:32] jokes, guys. I know they're now

[12:34] criminalizing jokes, but these are

[12:35] jokes, okay? Erica Kirk out here

[12:38] dressing like Eminem when he got sober.

[12:40] I did not see that one before. That's

[12:42] very funny. This person, why is Erica

[12:44] Kirk wearing something that looks eerily

[12:46] similar to an Imperial officer's uniform

[12:48] from Star Wars? It fits the theme music

[12:51] when they walk out. So, yeah, across the

[12:53] board, people are laughing. They're

[12:54] mocking it. They're saying it was, you

[12:57] know, didn't you're lying. And also,

[12:59] it's just weird. It was weird and it was

[13:01] awkward. Um, and speaking of the lying,

[13:03] which like I said, many people called

[13:05] out right away as that person said,

[13:07] "I've never made that statement on this

[13:08] podcast." Um, of course they instantly

[13:11] then started realizing that they needed

[13:12] to defend it. And of course, they came

[13:14] out with two different excuses. Okay.

[13:16] Um, Blake Nef came out and said, "Well,

[13:18] Candace didn't say it, but she implied

[13:20] it. She implied it in the episode where

[13:23] I said that the police should drag Erica

[13:26] in for questioning. that Charlie would

[13:28] have already been dra he probably would

[13:30] have been arrested until further notice

[13:32] and asked questions if we had found this

[13:34] many holes um in his story. Like of

[13:36] course they should have her phone. They

[13:38] should be asking her questions about

[13:40] various lies because that's just how it

[13:42] works. So that's that was Blake Nef's

[13:44] excuse. Now uh Andrew Kovette's excuse

[13:46] is even more bizarre. Andrew Kovette is

[13:48] going to present an outof context text

[13:51] message which looks like it got passed

[13:53] around at Turning Point USA. I um look,

[13:57] I I gotta give Andrew Kovat like they're

[13:58] never on board with they're all like

[14:00] running in different directions, but he

[14:01] is the king of the narcissistic abuse uh

[14:04] the narcissistic abuse of the public,

[14:05] right? He instantly comes out and starts

[14:07] chastising us and he can never just be

[14:09] like, you know what, I would have I

[14:10] would have instantly said she fumbled

[14:11] over her words. She meant to say that

[14:14] she feels Candace implied it. But of

[14:15] course, that would have been a hard cell

[14:17] because it's very clearly scripted. And

[14:19] look, you have all over the internet

[14:21] people are calling her out for lying.

[14:23] Why would she utter that statement? Why

[14:25] would she say that? I accused her of

[14:26] murdering her husband. And as it was

[14:28] going viral, uh, too many people

[14:30] obviously watched the show. So, they

[14:32] just clocked it immediately. So, Andrew

[14:34] did his thing, right? To prove this was

[14:35] real, he presented a screenshot of a

[14:38] text message joke, a joke definitively

[14:41] sent by me. And I will say right now,

[14:42] Andrew Kovette, you have my full

[14:45] permission to release the entire

[14:47] conversation because how dare you remove

[14:49] this joke from its context. Okay? And

[14:51] it's a message that has never been

[14:52] revealed to the public. I stand by it.

[14:54] Um, I'm assuming employees passed this

[14:57] around. It now kind of explains why so

[14:58] many people got fired. I think I'm I'm

[15:01] grasping some understanding of that. And

[15:03] he presented it as an authentic exchange

[15:05] despite the cry emojis. I was being

[15:07] asked what questions I planned to ask

[15:11] Erica when we met up at the end of

[15:13] December. So, you recall at this time,

[15:15] this was during the week where Erica was

[15:17] going viral uh for her interview with

[15:20] Barry Weiss for a number of very funny

[15:22] reasons. and they were pushing real hard

[15:24] in the press to assert that asking Erica

[15:27] any questions was despicable off record

[15:30] and it equated to um accusing her of

[15:34] murdering her own husband. Okay, so I

[15:36] sent this as a joke, an obvious joke,

[15:38] which they know is a joke because when I

[15:40] met up with Erica, I never asked this

[15:41] question and I was being funny and I

[15:43] think I still think it's funny actually.

[15:44] I said this in response. I said, and

[15:46] that's on uh this is the tweet. Uh the

[15:49] person is asking

[15:52] uh

[15:55] what are you going to ask her? At the

[15:56] bottom here, you can see I said I'm

[15:58] asking everything. First question, why

[16:00] did you murder your husband? I'm cry

[16:03] emoji. Cry emoji. And again, the context

[16:05] of this was us making fun of Barry Weiss

[16:08] and Ben Shapiro and the syndicate of

[16:10] people that had come out and said that

[16:11] asking any questions about Erica Kirk at

[16:13] all was akin to just saying exactly that

[16:16] you murdered your own husband. This was

[16:18] never released to the public. It's a

[16:19] private conversation. So to pretend that

[16:21] that is what Erica was responding to

[16:23] today. How disingenuous can you be,

[16:26] Andrew? Like it's like I you you have to

[16:28] get tired of it at some point. You just

[16:29] got to get tired of it. Again, I will

[16:31] assert publicly, you have my full

[16:33] permission. Go Max, release the entire

[16:36] chain. I have nothing to hide when I

[16:38] said and I asserted several times. There

[16:41] is not a single thing that he can point

[16:43] to that I said on this show that was

[16:45] leaked to me by Aubrey Lech like from

[16:47] December 15th. Okay. Post getting fired.

[16:50] Obviously, she spoke out and I've had

[16:51] many conversations with her, but nothing

[16:54] was leaked to me about their uh that I

[16:56] presented on this show about anything

[16:57] that was going on internal. So

[16:59] pretending that this joke that went

[17:01] around of I'm the first thing I'm gonna

[17:02] ask her is why did you murder your

[17:04] husband? Like why are you gay is a

[17:06] little over the top? Release it. Release

[17:08] it all. Let the public judge I have

[17:10] nothing to hide. And in this

[17:11] investigation when I went into that room

[17:13] I genuinely I believed that you know

[17:15] Erica was being a little weird. But I

[17:16] thought that I was going to get straight

[17:17] answers and then she lied to my face.

[17:19] And from that point on when I clocked

[17:20] her on those lies and the public kept

[17:22] repeatedly clocking her on lies and

[17:24] seeing your reaction to it like it is

[17:25] right now I grew increasingly suspicious

[17:27] of Erica. I remain uh suspicious of

[17:29] Erica. I I I think that is any person

[17:32] who is being honest. Uh why don't you

[17:35] respond to what I'm actually saying? I

[17:38] am saying that donors are telling us

[17:40] that that was an AI video or an AI audio

[17:44] that you presented of Charlie Kirk.

[17:45] Wouldn't that be a great time to clear

[17:47] that up? If you're gonna sit there and

[17:48] you're gonna point the finger at Candace

[17:50] Owens, I would have said, and it is

[17:52] egregious that Candace Owens is implying

[17:55] that we would make this up, that Charlie

[17:57] didn't want me to take take over. And

[17:59] then you slam dunk show the video of

[18:01] Charlie Kirk saying in Aspen that he

[18:04] wanted you to be the CEO. I have made a

[18:06] lot of claims about you lying. And I

[18:09] stand by the claims that I have made on

[18:12] this show. Okay? I stand by the claims I

[18:15] have made. Like I said, I spoke to

[18:17] multiple donors that were at that event.

[18:19] It is strange that you will not release

[18:21] that video. It is strange that you are

[18:22] now pivoting to a private text message

[18:24] thread to assert that I said you

[18:28] murdered your husband. What does that

[18:29] mean? Did you shoot your husband? No,

[18:31] I'm not accusing you of shooting your

[18:32] husband. What I am assuming that I have

[18:35] been open about on the show is that it

[18:38] reeks of dishonesty. You and that people

[18:41] told you this. There's something about

[18:43] your general nature that comes across as

[18:45] very dishonest. You don't seem to be

[18:47] interested in the very many holes. I

[18:49] wouldn't be able to stomach sitting or

[18:51] standing next to Cash Patel. And yet you

[18:54] do. You're sitting here at a White House

[18:55] correspondence center. Why don't you ask

[18:57] him to give the defense what they need

[19:00] if you want a speedy trial victim? Oh,

[19:03] no. I'm just there to, you know, for a

[19:05] social experiment. Well, you're standing

[19:07] next to the FBI director that's holding

[19:09] up your case.

[19:11] I wouldn't be able to stomach looking at

[19:14] uh Cash Patel and you can. I'm sorry

[19:16] that we're all noticing these sorts of

[19:18] things and keeping track of the very

[19:21] many lies that you and Turning Point

[19:23] people have told. Biggest of all, which

[19:24] no one wants to address while they're

[19:26] putting on this widow grift is the lie

[19:29] that you told about the surgeon going

[19:30] rogue. Erica, how about responding to

[19:32] that? The surgeon went rogue. Andrew

[19:36] Kovette went rogue. I wasn't a part of

[19:38] the conversation. You lied about that,

[19:40] Erica. That's a big lie. That's not a

[19:42] small lie. Okay? I'm not coming after

[19:44] you like the internet was in early days

[19:47] for wearing hot pants uh with uh JD

[19:49] Vance. I don't care about that. That's

[19:51] not relevant to me. How you style your

[19:52] hair, how you want to do your makeup,

[19:54] how much eyeliner you want to put on,

[19:55] that feels petty to me. But you lying

[20:00] allegedly according to donors that were

[20:02] present about Charlie saying, "I want

[20:05] you to take over if I get killed."

[20:09] Yeah, that matters. you lying about the

[20:11] surgeon and beginning the entire story

[20:13] about a Superman neck, but actually you

[20:15] were on the phone, but you lied to my

[20:16] face and you're pretending that I have

[20:18] to take that because you're a widow. No,

[20:22] that doesn't work for us. Okay, that

[20:25] does not work for us. In fact, Baron

[20:26] Coleman uh called this out. the widow

[20:29] grift and trying to tell us that she's

[20:31] allowed to lie to us because her husband

[20:34] died is is so on its face absurd that it

[20:37] should be rejected by all people

[20:39] everywhere. Take a listen to what Baron

[20:42] Coleman had to say on his show.

[20:45] Nowhere in the Bible, nowhere in any

[20:47] religious tradition does it say if

[20:50] you're a widow, you get a free pass to

[20:52] lie to anyone you want to gaslight

[20:54] everybody you meet for everything you've

[20:56] ever done in your entire life that is

[20:58] dog doodoo. You just get overlooked. No

[21:01] one's allowed to bring it up. No one's

[21:03] allowed to talk about it for the rest of

[21:05] your life. Everyone has to fawn all over

[21:07] you and support you because my god,

[21:09] you're a widow. It doesn't exist.

[21:12] I've looked at scripture It's not in

[21:15] there. Erica, Graham, Gary, not in here.

[21:20] Andrew

[21:22] Blake doesn't say it. There's no

[21:27] requirement. I support her as the head

[21:30] of TPUSA. There's no prohibition on me

[21:33] criticizing her for documented

[21:35] falsehoods. None.

[21:39] None.

[21:41] And I'm tired of this gaslight play.

[21:45] >> We're all tired of being gaslit all the

[21:47] time. We are so tired of them moving the

[21:49] goalpost and problematizing us clocking

[21:51] the lies as what is problematic. Like

[21:53] it's it's problematic that you recognize

[21:55] that she is lying. is problematic that

[21:57] she keeps lying to your face and you

[21:58] keep noticing it and she just moves to

[22:02] absurd excuse like, "Oh, well, there was

[22:04] this private text chain

[22:07] where Candace said, Erica, did I

[22:09] actually when I arrived did I say, "Did

[22:10] you kill your husband?" Oh, so it was

[22:11] probably a joke, Erica. It was probably

[22:13] a joke and you should share the full

[22:15] context. Don't retweet as as she's done.

[22:18] Andrew Co. Oh, no. That's the excuse for

[22:20] why I just said that publicly. This

[22:21] private chain that nobody saw, everybody

[22:24] recognizes that as a lie. You guys just

[22:26] keep piling on the lies. And again, you

[22:29] can't get on board with the same

[22:30] messaging. Blake Nef already gave a

[22:32] different excuse. Well, she implied

[22:34] Erica. No, it was this this joke that

[22:36] happened in December. Private joke that

[22:39] happened in December. That's the reason

[22:41] we're saying that with the crying

[22:42] emojis. That's Nobody ever makes a

[22:45] private joke obviously that what she

[22:46] meant was that I killed my husband.

[22:48] Okay, stop being ridiculous.

[22:52] Um, please hire a new PR team. You are

[22:54] not smarter than people in the public.

[22:57] You just aren't actually. Um, and I I

[23:00] that's honestly going to be your only

[23:02] saving grace is to just exercise some

[23:04] humility, man. Just come out. Say, "I am

[23:08] sorry. I canceled my event at the last

[23:09] second to UG team, right? I was

[23:12] embarrassed to come out because there

[23:13] wasn't a lot of people and I'm under a

[23:15] lot of pressure right now." That works.

[23:16] Humanity works. Okay. I did tell a

[23:19] stupid lie about the surgeon. It was a

[23:21] big lie. It was a really dumb lie. I

[23:22] don't know why I said it. You know why I

[23:24] said it? Because I was advised to by a

[23:26] really stupid PR agent. That's probably

[23:27] what happened, right? Just deny that in

[23:29] the face of overwhelming evidence.

[23:32] Respond. Have the courage to respond.

[23:35] Okay? Stop with the Hillary Clinton

[23:37] campaign. If people want to ask Hillary

[23:38] Clinton questions about her past and

[23:40] what she did in Haiti, it's not because

[23:43] she's a woman. If people want to ask

[23:44] Erica Kirk questions about her past,

[23:47] whether or not she made up the AI video

[23:50] or AI audio of Charlie Kirk saying, "I

[23:52] appoint my wife to take over me if

[23:53] anything happens." Answer the questions

[23:56] meaningfully. And if you're going to the

[23:58] White House correspondent, you know, to

[23:59] face people face to face. By golly,

[24:01] Erica, why don't you do that now? Why

[24:04] don't you have a round table with the

[24:05] people that are causing you the most

[24:07] grief? Get Baron Coleman. Do it live so

[24:10] the whole world can see it, right? So,

[24:11] it's not behind closed doors. As I've

[24:13] said thousands of times over, this does

[24:15] not need to be in person. Okay? Don't

[24:17] make unnecessary hurdles. Answer the

[24:20] questions once and for all. Just answer

[24:23] the questions. These these are these are

[24:25] big accusations. Erica, you lied. But I

[24:27] sat down with you and did this. You lied

[24:28] to my face.

[24:30] Doesn't work like that. You don't get to

[24:32] do that. Especially when it's regarding

[24:34] a murder, the murder of your husband.

[24:37] It's a weird thing for a widow to tell

[24:40] lies pertaining to Superman next and to

[24:42] throw it on a Dr. Lee Troder and to

[24:44] claim that you weren't on the phone when

[24:46] you were and you facilitated that entire

[24:49] conversation. That's weird. That's not

[24:51] okay, Erica.