Candace Owens Reveals Never-Before-Seen September 10th Footage and Hospital Inconsistencies in Charlie Kirk Investigation

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

[00:03] You know, people keep finding these

[00:05] clips, or rather what we are to imagine

[00:08] are biblically based sermons where in

[00:11] Yankin Bankin Franken Turk keeps calling

[00:13] me out. It's really not very nice. I'm

[00:16] only a few weeks away from giving birth.

[00:20] Frankie, where are your manners? And I

[00:22] might caution you because a dear friend

[00:24] of mine once said this.

[00:27] Don't mess with pregnant Candace Owens.

[00:31] >> I'm just saying ladies and gentlemen, it

[00:33] is the eve of Charlie's death

[00:35] anniversary. For one full year, we have

[00:37] kept the candle burning for him for the

[00:41] person that Charlie actually was, who he

[00:43] truly was, the person that they have

[00:45] tried to systematically recreate uh in

[00:48] the image of BB Netany and Yahoo or

[00:50] someone. We prevented that from

[00:53] happening. Something that we are very

[00:55] proud of, by the way. And today we are

[00:57] going to continue to go max with more

[01:00] neverbeforeseen footage from September

[01:02] 10th. Welcome back to Candace.

[01:19] Okay, some some housekeeping right at

[01:22] the top because we always aim to be

[01:25] accurate and if we are not, we want to

[01:27] correct it. We wrongly identified one

[01:30] member from Charlie's security team on

[01:32] September 10th. This individual who we

[01:34] initially named as Chester Barnes,

[01:36] someone that we thought was working with

[01:38] Integrity Solutions, uh he is seen here

[01:41] in the hat and plaid shirt left side.

[01:44] You can see we renamed him Uh, that

[01:46] person is not Chester Barnes as we

[01:48] previously named. Thanks to our tips

[01:50] inbox, we can correct the record. The

[01:52] person is actually Derek Pepper, goes by

[01:56] Pepper Williams. Derek Pepper Williams,

[01:59] a former Navy Seal who worked in Naval

[02:02] Special Warfare Operations. Uh, once he

[02:05] retired from the Navy, he went on to

[02:07] work for PGL as a government defense

[02:10] contractor.

[02:11] Now, PGL for the uninitiated like me

[02:15] stands for perimeter global logistics.

[02:19] They specialize in global freight

[02:20] shipping, over the border shipping down

[02:23] in Texas where he is based. And it is it

[02:28] could be relevant that they do this on

[02:29] behalf of the military. That's why they

[02:31] have a contract with the government,

[02:33] specifically with the Department of

[02:36] Defense. the same department that we

[02:38] have learned is oddly married to the

[02:42] Charlie Kirk assassination in ways that

[02:44] we didn't expect, instructing

[02:45] influencers to attack me over our

[02:48] investigation.

[02:50] And I want you guys to know this, the

[02:51] global shipping angle is not something

[02:54] to ignore in this story because Pepper

[02:58] Pepper Williams would be one of four

[03:00] people on the TPUSA team on the ground

[03:02] on that day on September 10th, uh, whose

[03:05] families were involved in the exact same

[03:09] industry,

[03:11] global freight, trucking, uh, uh, all

[03:14] around the world, global shipping. More

[03:17] on that next week. I just want to sort

[03:19] of put that bee in your bonnet, so to

[03:21] speak, because today I want to stay

[03:23] focused on old Frankenbank.

[03:26] Okay, so here's what I'll say. In my

[03:28] career, a distinct pattern has emerged.

[03:32] People who I have done absolutely

[03:34] nothing to, people who aren't even on my

[03:36] radar necessarily, will just one day pop

[03:39] up out of the woodwork and they'll come

[03:41] after me. And then they kind of, it

[03:43] becomes kind of obsessive. It's like day

[03:44] in and day out consistently, like it's

[03:46] their job. And I always wonder when they

[03:48] begin this unjustified pursuit like

[03:51] figuratively knocking on my door every

[03:53] day if they've ever run through the

[03:56] possibility that I might be there like I

[03:59] might just open that door. Like what are

[04:01] you going to do if I'm there once you

[04:02] actually get my attention? I don't think

[04:04] they think through to that step. I think

[04:07] our most recent example of that truly

[04:09] Andrew Wilson, I don't think he ever

[04:10] considered the plausibility when he came

[04:12] and knocking that I might answer. And we

[04:14] watched all of that bravado evaporate

[04:17] almost immediately. We watched somebody

[04:20] with terrible posture, a shaky foot,

[04:23] doing all he could to escape my

[04:25] basement. Well, that the foot was trying

[04:26] to escape. The foot wanted to tell the

[04:28] truth. Similarly, years ago, there was

[04:31] that Republican congressional nominee

[04:33] for Maryland. No reason at all. Kim

[04:36] Clay. She just kept coming for me all

[04:38] over the internet. I was like supportive

[04:39] of her mildly. I finally went, "What is

[04:42] going on with this chick?" Looked into

[04:43] her because I was going to respond and I

[04:45] found out that she was like hiding the

[04:47] fact that she was a whole stripper.

[04:51] Taking off her clothes. Nasty. Yet

[04:54] talking about cleaning up the streets of

[04:55] Baltimore. Now she's like in the group

[04:57] of 92 obsessing over me. Her then

[05:00] husband was the manager of the strip

[05:02] club. She then sued me for telling the

[05:04] public. sued me for def defamation and

[05:06] she subsequently lost that defamation

[05:08] lawsuit and she had to pay me here in

[05:09] Tennessee because we have anti-SLAP laws

[05:11] gratefully. Anyway, have a lesson that I

[05:14] have learned throughout my career is

[05:15] that people who talk too much and it's

[05:18] not prompted or warranted, they always

[05:21] tend to have something to hide. And on

[05:24] that topic, Pastor Frank Churick, he

[05:28] most certainly was not on my radar. Go

[05:31] back, check the tapes. He wasn't on my

[05:34] radar at all. At the beginning of this

[05:35] journey, you will recall that I said

[05:38] repeatedly that he appeared to be the

[05:41] only person that reacted normally in

[05:43] those immediate moments following the

[05:44] explosive going off. He ducked down. He

[05:47] appeared fearful. He appeared surprised,

[05:50] etc., etc. Uh, but then

[05:54] Frank just kept talking. He was talking

[05:57] a lot and it got peculiar because he

[06:01] kept talking about me. Take a listen to

[06:04] Frank Turk.

[06:06] >> Candace has been saying a lot of things

[06:08] uh that appear to have no evidence

[06:10] behind them. Desh, I mean, there's

[06:12] evidence for the Bible. Is there any

[06:13] evidence for any of the things Candace

[06:15] Owens has been saying, particularly

[06:16] about our mutual friend Charlie Kirk?

[06:18] >> We've seen lies. We've seen accusations.

[06:22] And we've seen slander with no evidence.

[06:26] Yeah, I'm talking to you, Candace Owens.

[06:28] >> Do not assume that something is true

[06:31] just because Candace Owens asks a

[06:34] question that suggested is true.

[06:36] >> This is spiritual warfare. This is

[06:37] demonic activity.

[06:39] Yeah, I'm talking about Candace Owens.

[06:41] >> This poor woman has to wait for justice

[06:44] while Candace Owens spews a whole bunch

[06:46] of nonsense

[06:48] and people are eating it up.

[06:53] Why so angry?

[06:55] What's going on there? Frank, why don't

[06:57] you talk to me? By the way, I've offered

[06:58] many times for you to come on the show.

[07:00] Offer to go on your show, actually. And

[07:02] it got me thinking, what is Frank

[07:05] hiding?

[07:06] Like, Frank wants us to believe that he

[07:08] was with Charlie in Arizona. He was in

[07:10] the 48 hours leading up to his death.

[07:12] Uh, we are to believe that he went on

[07:13] this walk with him on September 8th

[07:16] because Charlie just needed debate tips,

[07:18] right? And that would just continue to

[07:20] go on. Charlie's need suddenly to uh be

[07:24] coached on how to debate. Frank would

[07:26] then join Charlie the next day for that

[07:28] now infamous Zoom call because Charlie

[07:30] desperately needed help with debating

[07:34] from namely two Israeli officials at

[07:37] 4:00 a.m. in the morning their time, a

[07:39] Rabbi Wicki who was stateside, uh a Josh

[07:42] Hammer, a Jewish man who thus far really

[07:44] accomplished nothing in his life other

[07:45] than being annoying and trying to hawk

[07:47] his book on Charlie's death. uh off the

[07:51] back of Charlie's death rather the same

[07:53] Josh Hammer who was caught lying

[07:55] profusely. I've never seen someone

[07:56] caught

[07:58] lying in the way that he was caught

[07:59] lying about Charlie's views shifting

[08:03] over Israel day in and day out he kept

[08:06] saying oh no he never flinched until I

[08:08] dropped the text message. We know Blake

[08:11] Nef was also on that Zoom call because

[08:14] what? He's some debating expert because

[08:16] people look at Blake Nef and go, "Hey, I

[08:18] really would like some social advice

[08:20] from that guy." And of course, Andrew

[08:22] Kovette because he's brilliant. I all of

[08:25] these characters gathered on a Zoom call

[08:26] to help Charlie Kirk, a literal boy

[08:29] wonder, who was on the fast track to

[08:31] become president of the United States,

[08:33] who attended an X-Men school for the

[08:35] gifted growing up. someone who had a a

[08:38] higher IQ than all of them actually. But

[08:41] yeah, we are we are to believe it. He

[08:43] jumped on that Zoom call because he just

[08:46] need to need to strengthen his

[08:47] arguments. Okay. Let's just accept all

[08:51] of that at face value. That two hours

[08:54] after he announced he was abandoning the

[08:55] pro-Israel cause, something that they

[08:57] all felt the need to lie about,

[08:59] something that Andrew Kovat felt the

[09:00] need to give Tulsi Gabbard's office

[09:01] following his death. that just two hours

[09:03] after that, Charlie then felt the need

[09:07] to have a pro-Israel Zoom call to be

[09:09] coached by people who are dumber than

[09:11] him. And during that call, he was

[09:12] texting people that he was worried that

[09:14] he was going to be killed uh the next

[09:16] day. Okay, let's roll with the

[09:19] narrative.

[09:21] The thing that I can't roll with, Frank,

[09:24] is the CPR story. The CPR story from the

[09:26] next from the next day. Okay, I can't

[09:28] accept that at face value. It's been

[09:30] bugging me for a while. The idea that

[09:32] Brian Harpole, who has said multiple

[09:35] times they did not perform CPR during

[09:38] that extremely short ride over to the

[09:40] hospital, was just distracted and didn't

[09:42] notice that Frank Turk did. You just

[09:45] consider the space. Consider them

[09:49] telling us that Charlie was so long that

[09:51] they had to leave the door open and his

[09:53] legs had to hang out. But we're now

[09:55] supposed to believe that they somehow

[09:56] then shifted him or Frank Turk shifted

[09:59] him by himself and nobody noticed and in

[10:01] just a couple of minutes he jumped on

[10:02] top top of him and performed CPR. But

[10:04] Brian was busy. Brian was just too busy.

[10:07] And yet Brian felt the need to actually

[10:10] stress how he not only did he not

[10:13] perform CPR, but that CPR would have

[10:16] been against emergency protocol. Here is

[10:18] what Brian Harpole said to Paramount.

[10:20] Not so tactical. Take a listen. Was CPR

[10:24] being conducted during this time?

[10:26] >> You know, no, because um right now I got

[10:29] to stop that bleeding.

[10:30] >> Yeah. No, I I I I had heard conflicting

[10:35] reports and I was a little confused by

[10:36] that. Like we can't start doing CPR

[10:39] before the bleeding stop

[10:41] >> and and people don't understand that

[10:43] >> prioritization of care, right? And so

[10:45] it's like I've got to get that bleeding

[10:47] stopped before and then I knew that we

[10:49] were not that far from the hospital and

[10:51] the human body cancept

[10:53] I got to stop that bleeding. Yeah.

[10:55] >> You know, just got to stop the bleeding.

[10:57] And so that was my primary uh you know

[11:00] that's the the chief complaint from the

[11:03] patient that I have right here. And so

[11:04] I'm I'm going after that bleed control

[11:07] trying to stop that. And um so we go to

[11:10] the hospital. I'm just working him the

[11:11] whole time um out of that out of the kit

[11:14] and just putting him on. And

[11:19] >> and then we of course know that he told

[11:21] Shawn Ryan in the car crash interview

[11:23] that Frank was praying in the back. He

[11:26] didn't get involved. It was him and him

[11:29] only actually in terms of providing

[11:30] emergency care. And yet miraculously,

[11:35] Frank Turk had a different memory. And

[11:37] here is what Frank said regarding the

[11:39] CPR.

[11:41] >> Brian is correct that most of the ride

[11:44] we weren't doing any CPR. We couldn't do

[11:47] CPR. We're trying to stop the bleeding.

[11:50] So no CPR was done. It wasn't until the

[11:54] last say 30 seconds of the ride that I

[11:58] thought to myself,

[12:00] we got to be near in like eight or nine

[12:02] minutes and he's not breathing and

[12:04] there's no heartbeat. I've got to at

[12:06] least try. It's probably gonna be

[12:09] feudal, but I gotta at least try to

[12:11] start his heart and get some air in him.

[12:13] So, I tried that for like 20 or 30

[12:15] seconds at the very end of the ride when

[12:18] we're pulling into the hospital parking

[12:19] lot and we're yanking and banking our

[12:21] way there.

[12:25] >> Yeah. And then he goes on to say that

[12:27] Brian was just distracted. 30 seconds to

[12:30] seated CPR. I don't accept that Brian

[12:32] was just distracted in the car and

[12:34] didn't realize that Frank had hopped

[12:35] over from the trunk and laid Charlie

[12:39] down in a specific manner that he would

[12:41] have to be laid down to begin performing

[12:43] CPR. So, I had to ask myself the

[12:44] obvious. If I believe Frank is lying and

[12:47] that Brian is telling the truth, which

[12:49] is what I believe, and I don't believe

[12:51] it's just a discrepancy because Brian

[12:53] said it across multiple interviews, then

[12:55] I have to ask myself, why would Frank be

[12:57] lying? just to be to write himself in as

[13:00] a hero.

[13:02] The answer I came up with in my mind is

[13:04] because he needs to justify he needs to

[13:06] come up with a reason as to why he

[13:09] changed his clothes into surgical scrubs

[13:11] because that's another bizarre fact of

[13:13] the story. We're told that a hospital

[13:15] willfully gave out surgical scrubs.

[13:18] And if there is in fact, and there would

[13:21] be footage of Frank wearing surgical

[13:24] scrubs, people would naturally wonder

[13:26] why. Why was Frank wearing those scrubs?

[13:30] I started asking myself, is Frank simply

[13:32] getting ahead of the inevitability, the

[13:34] questions that he knows knows are going

[13:36] to come later about why he's wearing

[13:39] surgical scrubs when everyone can see

[13:42] that Frank jumped into the trunk of the

[13:43] car and actually did not touch Charlie.

[13:46] And uh like I said, we were told by

[13:48] Brian that he was just praying in the

[13:49] back. All he was doing was praying in

[13:51] the back. It's not even like he didn't

[13:53] say he didn't do CPR. He didn't say the

[13:55] way that Frank is like we we we we we

[13:57] did this. We Brian said I I I I I.

[14:03] He did not, like I said, even suggest

[14:06] that Rick Cutler got involved. Rick

[14:08] Cutler was just holding him because

[14:10] Charlie's feet, they caught a tail. The

[14:13] police came because Charlie's feet were

[14:15] hanging out.

[14:19] Okay.

[14:21] Now, we know that Frank when he got to

[14:23] the hospital, he immediately facetimed

[14:26] Pastor Jack Hibbs that we had that

[14:28] terrible interview um where uh Frank

[14:32] goes through great lengths to remind

[14:35] Pastor Hibs that he Frank had blood all

[14:38] over him. He's he's kind of leading the

[14:42] uh question. He's kind of leading the

[14:44] answer rather of like and I remember I

[14:46] had all the blood all over me. It sounds

[14:47] to me like he's again trying to publicly

[14:49] justify why he changed into surgical

[14:52] scrubs. Take a listen.

[14:55] >> I'm trying to remember the sequence of

[14:57] things. I either got the first call from

[14:59] you or from Mikey. It was one or the

[15:02] other. It was very, very close. I do

[15:06] believe you were the first one.

[15:09] That was after we got to the hospital.

[15:11] >> Okay. Okay. Then I got the first call

[15:12] from Mikey

[15:12] >> cuz I was in the emergency room after we

[15:16] got Charlie there.

[15:17] >> I remember I called you.

[15:18] >> I remember what you were saying. Yeah.

[15:20] >> Okay. So Mikey Mikey called

[15:24] >> and he said

[15:27] uh

[15:29] he said, "Jack, get everyone in the

[15:32] world praying.

[15:33] >> There's so much blood. There's so much.

[15:36] It's

[15:37] >> and he was beside himself as as you can

[15:39] imagine. Mhm.

[15:41] >> Um,

[15:44] man, in that moment when I got that, I

[15:46] didn't believe it.

[15:49] >> Then I FaceTimed you. I faced We were

[15:51] talk.

[15:52] >> You

[15:53] >> You saw I had blood on me.

[15:56] >> It seemed like that was Frank's memory,

[15:57] not Jack's. You saw that I had blood on

[16:00] me. Actually, if you go back and you

[16:03] look all over the internet, there was

[16:05] just one eyewitness that came forward

[16:08] that we could find who claimed to see

[16:10] them arriving at the hospital. And he

[16:12] posted his testimony. I think it was way

[16:14] back in September, actually. So, this

[16:15] was long before Brian Harpole was making

[16:17] the rounds publicly, uh, before anybody

[16:20] was giving interviews, before there were

[16:22] these alleged discrepancies that were

[16:24] that were emerging in the public sphere.

[16:26] And the eyewitness claimed that he was

[16:27] sitting in the parking lot eating his

[16:28] lunch at Tempenogus and he described

[16:32] seeing a man get out of crucially

[16:36] the trunk. Take a listen.

[16:39] >> And then I was parked right here.

[16:46] And when when they pulled in here, some

[16:48] dude gets out in the back. Some dude's

[16:50] in the back like of the SUV. He has like

[16:54] a white hat on.

[16:56] And

[16:57] >> he gets out from the uh I don't know

[16:59] what the he's doing in the back. He's in

[17:01] No, not like in the back seat. He's in

[17:03] the back like the the hatch of the SUV

[17:06] opens up.

[17:08] Dude gets out.

[17:11] Driver gets out. He's bald-headed, dude.

[17:14] And then they're met by some people

[17:16] right here.

[17:19] Then they threw well whoever's in the

[17:22] back seat like on a

[17:25] Um, what's that table they come they

[17:28] throw your ass on and then wheel you in?

[17:32] >> It's a gurnie. He is recalling Frank

[17:35] getting out of the boot of the trunk

[17:37] where we saw Frank get into. Now, if

[17:39] that person is to believe if if that

[17:41] account is accurate, that would suggest

[17:43] that Frank actually never left the trunk

[17:45] area during that short ride. So, it

[17:47] would be a wonder as to how Frank

[17:48] managed to get so much blood on him that

[17:50] he would need to change into hospital

[17:51] scrubs, which we then learned were

[17:54] provided by Mikey. Another strange

[17:57] development that the hospital staff

[17:58] would just give them out that wouldn't

[18:00] just give them out themselves, like here

[18:01] you guys go, that they instead give them

[18:03] to Charlie's young assistant who arrived

[18:05] later. But we shouldn't speculate,

[18:08] right? We aren't going to reveal to you

[18:10] footage from inside of the hospital. Not

[18:12] yet, at least. Rather, we're going to

[18:14] show you some more never-before-seen

[18:16] footage from September 10th that I think

[18:17] will call into question the surgical

[18:20] scrub narrative. Okay, this is Blake

[18:23] Hariff. You will recall, I've showed you

[18:25] Blake Heriff before. Um, he was a member

[18:28] on Charlie Security detailed that day.

[18:30] He was the one who slid across the table

[18:33] and then actually just booked it to the

[18:35] car. Blake did not help to carry Charlie

[18:37] to the car. He went with Justin Davis,

[18:39] sprinted ahead to open the car. Um Blake

[18:42] Hariff, this is important for you to

[18:44] remember, he did not head to the

[18:46] hospital with the rest of them in that

[18:49] car. So him and Justin sprint ahead.

[18:51] Justin drives to the hospital, but Blake

[18:53] Heriff stays behind. So um it's I'm

[18:57] stressing this because I want you to

[18:58] know as we go through this that Blake

[19:00] Heriff does not get any of Charlie's

[19:03] blood on him. Okay? So for good measure,

[19:05] here is a still of him sliding across

[19:07] the table. And I'm showing you this so

[19:09] you can see his shirt. And here he is

[19:13] running to the car ahead and not laying

[19:17] a finger on Charlie. Take a look here.

[19:19] We've shown shown you this before. Okay,

[19:22] that's Blake. That's next He's next to

[19:24] Justin. They get the car front door open

[19:29] and then he sort of stands there

[19:33] and then goes around and they're going

[19:36] to bring Charlie into the car um without

[19:40] his assistance.

[19:48] I'll let that play out. It's important

[19:50] for you to see.

[19:52] There's no questions here as to what I

[19:54] am saying and what I'm going to show

[19:55] you. Thereafter,

[19:59] he comes around.

[20:02] He gets into the boot.

[20:05] Frank Turk.

[20:08] Okay.

[20:11] And for extra good measure, because the

[20:14] point I'm making is important, here's a

[20:16] shot of him and his shirt that I'm

[20:19] asking you to pay attention to after

[20:21] Charlie's SUV pulled off. This is just

[20:23] after the SUV pulls off. Here comes

[20:25] Blake Hariff running and we get a very

[20:26] clear good shot of his shirt

[20:31] without any blood on it. Okay, he's got

[20:33] no blood in his shirt and they're all

[20:35] wearing these little It kind of looks

[20:36] like they're miked up, but everyone on

[20:37] the security team, I think, is just

[20:39] radioed in. Okay, Blake was clean.

[20:42] That's the point I'm making. He was

[20:43] clean and he did not go to the hospital

[20:46] in the bloodied SUV where you could make

[20:48] any argument that he did CPR for 30

[20:52] seconds at the very end.

[20:54] So, I would like to know, because I'm a

[20:56] nosy person, how and why and when Blake

[21:01] Heriff, just like Frank Turk,

[21:04] put on surgical scrubs.

[21:08] By the end of the night, he's going to

[21:09] be wearing surgical scrub. Hospital

[21:11] surgical scrubs. Is that just weird?

[21:14] I want you to take a look at our guys

[21:16] arriving back to UVU sometime after 8:30

[21:20] p.m. that evening. And I'm going to

[21:23] point to Blake Heriff, who will now be

[21:25] wearing a Tempanog surgical scrub for a

[21:29] top. Take a look.

[21:33] There he is.

[21:35] and he is wearing surgical scrubs along

[21:38] as you see in the corner there. He's

[21:40] Brian Harpole. The person in the white

[21:42] hat is not Frank Turk. That is uh

[21:44] actually Rick Cutler and he's in headto

[21:47] toe surgical scrubs.

[21:51] What's going on you guys? Justin Davis

[21:55] is also wearing surgical scrubs up on

[21:58] the top. The driver who did not touch

[22:00] Charlie, but hey, you could maybe make

[22:02] an argument, right?

[22:05] What's going I I just Why is Blake

[22:07] wearing surgical scrubs?

[22:13] He didn't touch Charlie while getting

[22:14] into the vehicle.

[22:17] Neither Justin Davis, by the way. We can

[22:18] give Justin Davis the benefit of a doubt

[22:19] and assume

[22:22] again just to give him the benefit of a

[22:23] doubt that when they got to the

[22:24] hospital, he touched Charlie.

[22:27] Dan Flood is also wearing surgical

[22:29] scrubs, but we know he carried Charlie.

[22:31] Rick Cutler certainly carried Charlie

[22:33] and was in the vehicle. Frank Turk, he

[22:36] seems to be suffering from a

[22:37] discrepancy. He seems to believe he gave

[22:40] Charlie CPR. Okay, we'll give it to him.

[22:45] Blake Hariff,

[22:48] by all means, please help me understand

[22:51] why Blake Hariff

[22:54] would be wearing surgical scrubs by the

[22:56] end of the night. Where's everybody

[22:57] getting all these surgical scrubs from?

[22:59] What goes on at Tanogus? help us sort

[23:01] through this information. What are we

[23:04] missing?

[23:06] Tipponogus might be the nicest hospital

[23:08] ever. Honestly, I kind of think they

[23:10] should be investigated. Doesn't seem

[23:13] like a hospital that's following the

[23:15] hospital protocols that we're all

[23:16] familiar with. I've never It seems like

[23:18] a risk to just be handing out surgical

[23:21] scrubs to everyone apparently uh for no

[23:24] reason. Could you imagine if people

[23:26] pretending to be doctors and surgeons

[23:28] just going to the back? They're also

[23:29] allowing Brian Harpole to jump on

[23:32] patients and cut their shirts. That

[23:36] doesn't seem to follow protocol. They're

[23:40] also allowed to start shouting at what

[23:42] medications to give to somebody. Who is

[23:44] this guy? Why are you here? And why are

[23:47] they responding to Brian Harpole

[23:50] telling them what medicines Charlie

[23:52] would be taking? That seems weird. Also,

[23:55] why is he guarding the door? Who is this

[23:57] guy?

[23:59] got a problem now with the tempo. This

[24:01] This seems very extreme. Were they just

[24:03] being so nice that day? Did Blake feel

[24:06] left out? Did Blake just want to put on

[24:09] surgical scrubs? Cuz the team wanted to

[24:11] match and he was like, "Oh, well, we

[24:13] were all wearing plaid. Now we're all

[24:14] wearing surgical scrubs." And when did

[24:15] he put them on? That's what I want to

[24:17] know. When and where did he put them on?

[24:18] And most importantly,

[24:21] why?

[24:24] Why? I'm a nosy person. I need to know

[24:26] why.

[24:29] And also, while we are discussing this,

[24:33] I

[24:35] can't make out if that's Charlie's

[24:37] jacket that Brian Harpole is holding in

[24:39] this footage. Uh, let me know what you

[24:42] think because they've all got these

[24:44] brown bags, which I believe is holding

[24:48] their clothes. Um, and I do see Brian

[24:53] Harpole holding a jacket. Now it it

[24:56] could be Charlie's. Let me know your

[24:57] opinion. Let's watch this together.

[25:02] There's Brian there holding

[25:07] jacket.

[25:14] That's Alex Fria who he just hugged.

[25:21] That there in the corner in the white

[25:22] hat

[25:24] is Rick Cutler.

[25:29] Blake Gibson and surgical scrubs. That's

[25:32] who you see up in the top there.

[25:38] I just want to know what's going on.

[25:42] I don't know. I don't know about this

[25:44] story about Mikey handing out surgical

[25:47] scrubs. I did the did more security go

[25:50] to the hospital? That certainly is

[25:51] plausible that they just went later.

[25:54] Maybe, you know, as an afterthought,

[25:56] they went there.

[25:58] Why Why are we putting on surgical

[26:00] scrubs if we don't have blood on us?

[26:03] Frank, I just want to know. It's It's

[26:04] just on my mind today. Figure I'd toss

[26:07] out another offer rather than giving all

[26:09] of these biblically based sermons about

[26:12] Candace, who just wants to find out what

[26:15] happened on September 10th, claimed to

[26:17] be a friend of Charlie. I can just toss

[26:19] out another offer for you to come join

[26:20] me on my show or I can join you on

[26:22] yours. We can talk through all this

[26:24] stuff and you can make sense of all of

[26:26] this stuff rather than shouting and

[26:28] growing increasingly angry as the

[26:30] questions mount. And let me tell you,

[26:32] the questions are going to continue to

[26:34] mount because we're barely getting

[26:36] started here.

[26:38] We'll be right back after a brief break.

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[29:44] Charlie. I'm not going to name the

[29:46] doctor today, but we have learned that

[29:48] there was allegedly a disagreement uh

[29:50] during or immediately after the surg

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[29:56] to recuse himself and completely remove

[29:59] himself from the situation altogether. I

[30:02] mean, he asked to have all of his name

[30:05] his name removed from anything to do

[30:07] with it off all of the records and

[30:09] anything that was related to what

[30:11] transpired on September 10th.

[30:14] He apparently uh is in a weird state

[30:17] about whatever went down. He is, I am

[30:22] told, out of character in that regard

[30:25] and gets very uncomfortable and weird

[30:27] when anybody asks him about what

[30:29] happened which led to him recusing

[30:31] himself

[30:32] from the operation room, wanted to be

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[30:43] seems like a weird place. Very weird

[30:45] place.

[30:46] Uh, now I want to talk to you about this

[30:48] Panguitch receipt. So, Andrew Wilson,

[30:50] when he came here, obviously was not

[30:51] sent to debate me on the evidence in the

[30:52] case. That's why he lost so brutally. He

[30:55] was sent to try to entrap me in a

[30:56] lawsuit via out of context clips, trying

[30:58] to get me to say something defamatory on

[31:00] record. Uh, he was also sent to defend

[31:04] Israel and Erica because that seems to

[31:07] go hand in hand. And lastly, and most

[31:09] obscurely, to demand that I remove the

[31:13] Penguish steakhouse visit from our

[31:16] official timeline. He was really up in

[31:19] arms about that official timeline. I

[31:21] mean, totally bonkers, very random. Now,

[31:24] to refresh your memory, we had covered

[31:25] the story of Tyler Robinson's alleged

[31:28] visit to the Cowboy Smokehouse back in

[31:31] January of this year. It was literally

[31:33] January 6th when we covered this. We

[31:35] were not the only ones, by the way. Uh,

[31:37] so this was not just like a random

[31:40] Reddit item. Uh, it was mainstreamed at

[31:42] the time. The New York Post covered it.

[31:44] You can take a look here. Utah

[31:45] restaurant tour uh claims that Tyler

[31:47] Robinson stopped in after Charlie Kirk

[31:49] killing reveals what the alleged

[31:51] assassin ordered. Okay. Uh, Fox News

[31:53] also covered the story. One of Tyler's

[31:55] Tyler Robinson's last meals. It reads,

[31:58] "As a free man may have been a steak

[32:00] dinner, medium rare." Okay. and I

[32:04] covered it on the podcast,

[32:06] spoke to the owner at that time.

[32:09] Suddenly, this six-month-old story

[32:12] became a focal point ahead of the

[32:13] preliminary hearing. Now, we learned the

[32:15] Department of Defense was somehow

[32:16] involved in getting all of these

[32:18] influencers. More on that later because

[32:20] we have figured out how people are

[32:21] getting paid. But suddenly, a bunch of

[32:24] people were trying to debunk this

[32:26] specific story, this rather, if you

[32:28] think about it, old story. Uh then there

[32:32] was a journalist, a citizen journalist

[32:35] who goes by Diligent Denisen who dropped

[32:38] an interview with one of the waiters

[32:40] that was working that night and he then

[32:43] released a receipt to go along with it

[32:45] because people were saying that he was

[32:46] lying and he was making it up. When I

[32:48] first saw this, I assumed that he was

[32:50] working with the owner because people

[32:52] were essentially calling the owner a

[32:54] liar. Um that may not have been the

[32:56] circumstance. I'm not sure. The receipt,

[32:58] of course, has been verified. it is

[32:59] real. Here is the receipt.

[33:02] And it was met with a bunch of people

[33:04] then insisting at various times that the

[33:07] receipt was fake, that the receipt was

[33:08] non-existent, that the story had somehow

[33:10] been debunked, that people were lying,

[33:12] lying about what exactly. Now, I had not

[33:15] spoken with that owner since January.

[33:17] So, I was very surprised by again this

[33:21] story being unearthed. And when I spoke

[33:23] to him, he was incredibly kind,

[33:24] straightforward, forthcoming about what

[33:26] he knew, what he didn't knew. Obviously,

[33:28] I'm not the only person that he spoke

[33:29] to. And he didn't claim to be there that

[33:31] night. He basically told the story. He

[33:33] was just responsible, a responsible

[33:35] character. S your servers come to you

[33:38] and say, "I served this man last night.

[33:40] I'm certain it was him. He contacted the

[33:42] FBI at that time." Uh, and they then

[33:46] pulled this receipt.

[33:48] Apparently, since July, they have been

[33:51] severely harassed out of nowhere. People

[33:54] writing bad reviews of the restaurant. I

[33:56] mean, completely psychotic. Don't know

[33:58] where that's coming from. My guess would

[34:00] be it would be the feds sloppers doing

[34:02] that. Uh because they wanted this story

[34:05] to go away. They want it to be debunked.

[34:08] He just did the right thing as any good

[34:09] citizen would do. Um and then Andrew

[34:13] Wilson drops this signature as a

[34:16] debunking. this is a a a signature that

[34:21] was pulled and says, "Well, this is not

[34:22] Tyler Robinson's signature." So, we can

[34:24] all move on from the idea that Tyler

[34:27] Robinson was at this steakhouse. That is

[34:29] completely and utterly wrong. First and

[34:32] foremost, people that pointed out that

[34:34] this is your standard when you get those

[34:36] like CVS

[34:38] electronic signature things, I I'm like

[34:40] I draw on those things. I mean, I don't

[34:42] even kind of sign my name because it's

[34:44] so difficult to sign on them. Like, so I

[34:46] just thought this just looks like

[34:47] scribble to me. Just lit basic scribble

[34:50] that we've all done. You some do the

[34:52] driver's license scribble because it's

[34:54] just hard to actually write on these

[34:56] things. But um I first want to tell you

[34:59] why this really matters before I uh

[35:03] softly try to suggest to you what I have

[35:06] learned. the reason why this receipt

[35:09] matters so deeply, why it suddenly

[35:11] became of the most import

[35:16] um uh why they started focus focusing on

[35:18] this during the preliminary hearing week

[35:20] when they were just sort of upping their

[35:22] attacks on everybody if there was so

[35:25] much evidence but for some reason they

[35:26] had to attack people who were

[35:28] investigating this rather than just

[35:30] allowing the evidence to speak for

[35:31] itself. Panguitch is a 3hour drive away

[35:36] from UVU campus. Okay. At I mean, we're

[35:38] talking it's just a three-hour drive.

[35:39] There's there's no way around it. You

[35:42] will recall that Tyler's messages to

[35:44] Lance that evening put him in Orum by 11

[35:49] 11:45 p.m. Okay. He also texts Lance

[35:52] that he was at UVU around 9:00 p.m. when

[35:55] he saw the K9's. But the steakhouse

[35:57] receipt, if it's verified, would mean

[35:59] that he didn't leave the steakhouse

[36:01] until about 9:47 p.m. earliest. that

[36:04] that makes all of those late night text

[36:08] messages impossible. Okay, so that's why

[36:11] this deeply matters. If it is proven

[36:12] that he was at the cowboy smokehouse,

[36:16] then Tyler Robinson would not have been

[36:18] able to make it back up to Oram until

[36:22] 1:47 a.m. the earliest. So, I'm going to

[36:24] reiterate that for you because it's very

[36:25] important. If the steakhouse receipt is

[36:27] confirmed, it removes any possibility

[36:29] that the text messages were sent from

[36:30] Tyler Robinson. Okay? Unless, oh, I

[36:33] guess you could say he was just lying

[36:34] and pretending he was on campus. It's I

[36:36] guess it doesn't remove every

[36:37] possibility. Um, currently the case

[36:40] hinges almost entirely on these text

[36:43] messages to Lance, right? We've gone

[36:45] through everything else. It's like, but

[36:46] the text messages,

[36:49] if the steakhouse receipt is confirmed,

[36:50] Tyler could not be behind the wheel

[36:52] driving his car when it is stopped by

[36:55] Officer Go forth at 12:36 a.m. He

[36:58] wouldn't have been able to make it back

[36:59] in time. If a steakhouse receipt is

[37:01] confirmed, then Tyler could not be uh

[37:03] driving his car when it's parked outside

[37:06] the neighbor's house. The neighbor who

[37:08] said that she saw a bald man and other

[37:10] people, Mrs. Noble's house at 12:38.

[37:12] That would be why she saw a bald man

[37:15] driving with two other people because it

[37:17] wouldn't be Tyler Robinson that was

[37:18] driving. If a steakhouse receipt is

[37:20] confirmed, Tyler cannot be the one who

[37:22] gets out of his car and walks toward

[37:25] campus at 12:50 in the morning. If a

[37:28] steakhouse receipt is confirmed, Tyler

[37:30] cannot be the one who used his phone to

[37:32] start a Google Maps route from Mrs.

[37:35] Noble's house to the apartment in St.

[37:36] George at 1:33 a.m. So, a lot hinges on

[37:40] this steakhouse receipt.

[37:43] So, while they were all freaking out and

[37:46] trying to distract, I decided to

[37:48] investigate the matter further. And

[37:50] here's what I will say because I very

[37:53] much trust my sources. I think you guys

[37:54] probably trust my sources by now. No

[37:56] matter how many times they keep saying

[37:57] Kinis has no evidence, I just don't

[37:59] think there's anybody who's presented

[38:00] more evidence actually than me and this

[38:03] show, uh, including video testimonies,

[38:07] uh, people that we have spoken to that

[38:08] were there on the ground that day. I

[38:10] think by now you have seen also that my

[38:13] sources have been valid validated. If

[38:15] you go back and you watch our show from

[38:17] the beginning of this investigation and

[38:19] we were telling you what they were lying

[38:20] about, they're now pulling back on their

[38:23] narrative and I haven't pulled back one

[38:25] inch on mine. We haven't had to say,

[38:27] "Uhoh, we got that completely wrong."

[38:31] They have to do that. So, I'm going to

[38:34] say that when we first looked into this

[38:37] story and after I spoke to the owner, I

[38:39] was probably personally at like a 60%

[38:42] chance that the receipt might have

[38:43] belonged to Tyler Robinson. We obviously

[38:44] did our best to verify it. Uh the owner,

[38:47] like I said, was very forthcoming with

[38:49] what he knew. He wasn't like, "This was

[38:50] 100% him. It just this is what

[38:52] happened." Uh but again, we we have that

[38:55] we had that blind spot, which is this

[38:57] relies on the memory of the server,

[39:00] right? Or the servers. It doesn't

[39:02] necessarily make it true. They could be

[39:04] telling the truth and they think they

[39:06] saw this person, but it could be

[39:07] somebody else. Uh, and uh, that's why I

[39:11] I was, you know, we put it on our

[39:12] official timeline because we did our due

[39:15] diligence, but we certainly would have

[39:18] never said that we were 100% sure. We

[39:21] were open to the possibility that as we

[39:23] got through the trial, this could be

[39:24] debunked and it could have just been a

[39:25] case of misremembering. Same thing we've

[39:27] said about Mitch Snow in Fort Wuka. We

[39:29] did our due diligence. We confirmed he

[39:30] was there, what hotel he was at. Um, we

[39:33] confirmed that he, you know, had this

[39:36] dust up with the military police. But

[39:39] can we confirm that he actually saw

[39:42] Erica Kirk in the lobby or that he

[39:43] actually saw Brian Harple? No, because

[39:45] that relies on his memory, right? So,

[39:46] our hands are tied.

[39:48] What I can tell you now is that after

[39:51] going to my sources, I am now moving

[39:54] myself from a 60%,

[39:57] which was where I was at, to a 95%

[40:02] certainty that it was Tyler Robinson's

[40:05] debit card that was swiped at the Cowboy

[40:08] Smokehouse on that night. So, I'm not

[40:11] just putting this on the timeline,

[40:12] unofficial timeline. I'm bolding that

[40:14] now. Okay? I'm at a 95% certainty with

[40:19] what I know and what I am going to

[40:22] suggest will come out uh during this

[40:24] trial that it was Tyler Robinson's card

[40:28] that was swiped at the cowboy smokehouse

[40:30] on that night. Now, did somebody else

[40:32] have his credit card? It's in it's

[40:35] possible. Of course, it's possible. Was

[40:37] somebody dressed like him, looked like

[40:39] him, but had his credit card? That's a

[40:41] possibility I'm open to. Uh, but I'm

[40:45] again going to stress that I'm of 95%

[40:47] certainty that the card that was used

[40:49] belonged to Tyler Robinson.

[40:53] Like I said, this will become a fixture

[40:54] in the case because now that is where we

[40:57] are at. We are moving to the trial. It

[40:59] is now the job of Tyler Robinson's

[41:00] defense team to confirm or deny what I

[41:04] am saying. Electronic record is not

[41:07] something that can just be lied about

[41:08] and wiped away. The evidence either

[41:10] exists or it doesn't. So, I am basically

[41:15] all in on saying that it does, and I

[41:19] will leave it at that. We'll be right

[41:20] back after a break. All right, you guys.

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[44:10] Okay. Top comments from yesterday's

[44:12] episode. Talks writes, "One year and it

[44:15] seems like only yesterday. Rest in

[44:16] peace, Charlie." Yes, time moved very,

[44:18] very quickly this year and also very

[44:20] slowly in some ways. We'll get into that

[44:23] tomorrow. Um, Matt Callaway writes,

[44:25] "What Blakey meant when he was in the

[44:27] hospital lobby was, quote, "Candice is

[44:29] going to figure this out." What an

[44:31] totally absurd and bizarre thing for him

[44:34] to share, but he was they were worried

[44:36] about me when they were in the hospital.

[44:40] They're worried because I have a knack

[44:42] for conspiracies that that means they

[44:44] had full confidence that it wasn't a

[44:45] conspiracy and they had just found out

[44:47] that Charlie had died. That makes me

[44:49] uncomfortable. You should be unnerved by

[44:50] that. That's very

[44:52] strange. They should have been open to

[44:54] all possibilities. They should have been

[44:56] conspiracy theorists sitting in that

[44:59] hospital lobby and rather they're

[45:01] talking about me. Like I said, I don't

[45:04] know that creature. So, that makes it

[45:05] even more bizarre. Why? Why? Why? Why is

[45:08] Blake saying my name, talking about me?

[45:10] Who is he talking to?

[45:12] Why does he have amnesia?

[45:15] It it it's a lot, but we will keep the

[45:18] pressure on them. on them. Uh, comments

[45:21] from today's episode. If my friend was

[45:22] one being pressured by a serial killer

[45:24] for months, two, the serial killer found

[45:26] my friend's political influence to be an

[45:28] existential threat. Three, my friend was

[45:30] fighting with the serial killer day

[45:31] before the murder. I would think the

[45:33] kill serial killer was involved even if

[45:35] I could not prove it yet in court. Yeah,

[45:38] I do think that that would be the normal

[45:42] sense that people would follow the

[45:44] common sense of who was peer pressuring

[45:46] him, who stood to benefit, who's lying

[45:49] about what happened in the days leading

[45:51] up to it. You don't lie unless you have

[45:54] something to cover it up. But what do we

[45:55] know? Legally Blonde writes, "Did you

[45:57] see Charlie's family in Chicago? Megan

[46:00] Kelly has Frank Turk on her show today.

[46:02] Thoughts? He was Charlie's good friend.

[46:05] quote unquote good friend, I guess, is

[46:07] what he's saying. I haven't actually

[46:08] seen that clip. My thoughts are I like

[46:09] to see it. I tend to find that when

[46:11] people like so many clips of Megan Kelly

[46:13] and these people speaking to her become

[46:14] very relevant in our our investigation.

[46:16] So, I don't discourage it. It's a good

[46:18] thing for these people to keep talking

[46:20] and to edit their stories and then to

[46:22] get angry when we call them out on their

[46:24] quote unquote discrepancies. Uh, so I'm

[46:26] okay with it. And I did not see

[46:29] Charlie's family in Chicago. if you're

[46:31] speaking about me going to the A

[46:32] concert. No, I had a I just went to the

[46:35] A concert. Uh Amira Musa writes,

[46:38] "Mountains of evidence can never equal a

[46:40] proof. I've sent a straightforward

[46:42] physics-based proof that no 306 was

[46:45] used. Please check for something for me.

[46:47] This will be worth the 6-minute video. I

[46:49] promise." Um I already do not believe a

[46:52] 306 was used. I don't believe in

[46:54] Superman necks. I I just don't I don't

[46:56] believe in men of steel necks. Uh and a

[47:00] miracle lasting through

[47:04] just I wouldn't even have to see that

[47:06] because of common sense, but thank you

[47:07] for sending it. Tony Hill writes, "Hi,

[47:09] Candace. I'm so happy to hear you and

[47:11] Kanye got to catch up over the weekend

[47:12] when you spoke about his influence

[47:13] yesterday. Took me down memory lane. I

[47:15] listened to the college dropout every

[47:17] single day in high school and it got me

[47:18] through a lot." Yeah, you can always

[47:20] kind of remember. That's the thing about

[47:21] music is it always brings back nostalgia

[47:23] and where you were at in your life and

[47:25] how much you have transformed since you

[47:27] heard that song. That's why the Kidui

[47:29] surprise it was just it was amazing. I

[47:31] mean at the end of that concert um my

[47:34] millennial heart and thinking about my

[47:36] college experiences because Kid Cuddy

[47:38] actually did perform at my uh university

[47:41] in Rhode Island and I went to actually

[47:43] go see him perform. Lovers Rock

[47:46] Productions writes, "Andrew Wilson wants

[47:48] to call himself the master debater, but

[47:50] I'm surprised no one has pointed out how

[47:51] excited Charlie was when South Park so

[47:53] eloquently bestowed the title upon him.

[47:55] Did a full episode about it. Andrew

[47:56] wants so badly to be Charlie. Oh gosh,

[47:58] don't even say that. It's so crazy that

[48:00] they would even have him training

[48:01] students. It's He's so such a dark

[48:03] character. He's obviously not very smart

[48:07] and he is not guided by truth. I I mean,

[48:10] maybe look, I don't I didn't look into

[48:11] him. Maybe there are some impressive

[48:13] debates that he's done, but I I can't

[48:15] see them. I think he's someone who

[48:17] became very accustomed to speaking to

[48:20] women who are insecure and he speaks to

[48:24] a lot of Only Fans models. That's my

[48:26] understanding is that's what he leans

[48:28] into on whatever podcast and he actually

[48:30] hasn't had an adult debate in a very

[48:33] long time.

[48:35] It's just kind of pathetic that Turning

[48:37] Point is getting this desperate that

[48:38] they're partnering with someone like

[48:40] that and and trying to platform them and

[48:42] not also able to sense their own demise

[48:45] in doing something like that. Like there

[48:47] there's never doesn't seem to be a

[48:49] long-term strategy to anything that

[48:51] Turning Point USA is doing. It's It's

[48:53] like they expect the company is not

[48:55] going to survive much longer and they're

[48:57] just sort of throwing spaghetti on the

[48:58] wall and seeing what will stick. Natty

[49:01] Nicole writes, "Cannis, you're giving. I

[49:03] know what you did last summer and we are

[49:06] here for it." Yeah, I know what you did

[49:08] last summer, which is so funny because

[49:10] we started with that graphic. Remember

[49:11] when Seth Dylan cried about that and was

[49:13] like, I got death threats because of a

[49:14] thumbnail? Like what? These men are such

[49:18] blubbering babies. Who knows what writes

[49:20] can look absolutely stunning. Greetings

[49:22] from Australia. I am so upset at our

[49:24] government for not letting you come in

[49:25] and missing out on seeing you. Go Max. I

[49:28] know I It's not permanent, by the way.

[49:31] It's just what they do in Australia. I

[49:33] guess they Tony Burke banned me because

[49:36] the Zionist lobby lobbied

[49:38] and it was sad that that got

[49:41] cancelceled. I was really looking

[49:42] forward to going, but I'll be there one

[49:43] day. I'm sure someday it will happen.

[49:45] Kanye also is the other person who's

[49:47] banned there. Maybe it will be for a

[49:48] Kanye concert if he gets approved. Caro

[49:52] writes, "When this is all said and done,

[49:53] you should totally write a book about

[49:54] this whole investigation, similar to the

[49:56] book Chaos. Thank you for your

[49:58] dedication. Go, Max." That's a great

[50:00] idea. That is a fantastic idea. I I

[50:03] really um respected deeply the

[50:07] dedication and the persistence of Tom

[50:10] O'Neal and writing the book Chaos and

[50:12] falling down the rabbit hole and really

[50:13] realizing nothing we were told was true

[50:15] and government involvement and you know

[50:18] it's difficult it's difficult to imagine

[50:20] someone dedicating decades of their life

[50:23] to finding the answers and he did that.

[50:27] It's a fantastic read. All right, you

[50:30] guys. If you Oh, Seven Sheets wrote, "I

[50:32] missed one. Wow, just great work. This

[50:33] is the kind of show that we needed on

[50:35] this horrible anniversary for Charlie,

[50:36] for truth, in faith, and in awe of your

[50:38] tenacity. Thank you so much." And like I

[50:40] said, you're such a person that

[50:41] consistently gives to us and supports

[50:43] the show and everything that we're

[50:44] doing. And it's noticed even though I

[50:46] don't know who you are. Um, if you are

[50:49] watching the show right now and you too

[50:51] would like to support us, you guys know

[50:52] the best way to do that is to pick up

[50:54] some merch on the website. I know we got

[50:57] some messages from you at the stop.

[50:59] Anti-cannism cups are sold out as they

[51:02] should be because people are activists

[51:04] and we cannot allow anti-cannonism to

[51:07] continue to spread in the way that it is

[51:09] spreading. It is becoming a virus the

[51:11] likes of which might require a vaccine.

[51:15] So, it's no shock that they're out of

[51:17] stock. It should be. This is our social

[51:20] issue of the day. But I want you to know

[51:24] that we will have them restocked

[51:27] hopefully by tomorrow if not by early

[51:29] next week so you too can join the social

[51:33] movement and seek justice for candism.

[51:37] Stop. We have to stop anti- candism and

[51:40] just have candism. That's what makes

[51:42] sense. You can also buy other merch that

[51:45] is available on the website. Of course,

[51:47] one of our bests sellers is our CIA cap.

[51:49] We are actually really the decentralized

[51:51] intelligence agency. There's a lot of

[51:52] comfort in that because there is no

[51:54] nucleus that can be hit. Everyone's

[51:56] working on it. Everyone's contributing.

[51:57] And there's never been an investigation

[51:58] that has worked in this manner. And on

[52:01] that note, if you

[52:03] saw something and would like to say

[52:05] something and join the heroic people who

[52:07] have contributed to this moment for

[52:09] Charlie,

[52:11] let's do that today. Email us more tips

[52:13] at kennace.com. Tell us what you know.

[52:16] Time is now. Uh, bravery inspires

[52:19] bravery. Charlie always loved the

[52:20] biblical proverb. are iron sharpens iron

[52:23] and um we've seen that we have seen that

[52:26] on display entirely. If you know

[52:28] something, if you have a piece of the

[52:29] story, maybe you saw Blake Cariff taking

[52:33] his shirt off

[52:35] and you said, "Wow, there's a guy with

[52:37] no shirt on and he's putting on a

[52:38] surgical scrub." And that's weird

[52:39] because he's not doctor. Email us more

[52:41] tips canoners.com. Maybe you are Blake

[52:43] Heriff and you just want to talk. Maybe

[52:45] you're Rick Cutler and you want to talk.

[52:47] I'll protect you guys as sources. Tell

[52:49] me what happened.

[52:51] The likelihood of that happening is

[52:53] virtually 0%. But I got to shoot my

[52:55] shot. I always got to shoot my shot.

[52:57] Ladies and gentlemen, we will of course

[52:59] be having a special episode tomorrow

[53:03] um in memoriam of my dear friend Charlie

[53:07] Kirk. So we will see you then.