Dude, my day could basically be summarized like this. What am I looking at? What is going on? Okay, I feel I've always felt like I was kind of living in a simulation of some kind, but today I've really felt like there's no way that all of these people whose stuff I'm looking at are human beings. And I'm certainly not talking about Candace. I'm talking about what we're about to be looking at, which is the now leaked recording of Erica Kirk's call with TPUSA employees after Charlie Kirk was killed. This is two weeks later uh apparently after um the memorial service. Okay. Now, the reason real quick that I have even entertained the idea that maybe Charlie was alive is because the behavior of her and some people around that are public. Literally, they are like like body snatchers or like there's no humans. There are no humans that are in the situation that we're being told that they were in who would behave like this. They're just not. I'm sorry. This is they're just not okay. Either the situation is not what we're being told or there is something very wrong over there. Like very weird. Like I've never encountered this before. And I mean I'm like nothing special, but I know a lot of people and I have interacted with people in a lot of situations and that kind of thing burns itself into my brain. I'm pretty sure that that is the the baseline of how I'm able to kind of predict how people are going to react and behave in different situations is because I just identify personality traits and then I kind of photographic memory it through my algorithm of I remember everything. I remember everything anyone ever did. I I can't remember anything other than people stuff. Like I'm literally like a a midfunctioning I don't know [�__�] person outside of this one area which is all people. It's the only way I've survived in any capacity in my life or or succeeded in anything, right? And this literally I can't pattern match it to anything. Nothing that I've ever seen before. It's so weird. That's again why I start grasping at straws at weirdass theories. And this is another example of that. I am now officially like who is Erica Kirk and what is this? Like what is what is going on? She's CIA. Is she some kind of deep? Like what is she and like how is this happening? Okay, that's how weird this leaked audio is. And I'm not exaggerating. Okay, so we're going to play it right now. And uh it's about four or five minutes, which probably means it's, you know, to take me like five and a half hours talking about it. I'm just kidding. But uh but we're going to get into it right now and I'm going to, you know, pick out some stuff that uh that we'll talk about. All right, here we go. Let's uh jump into the Truman Show. >> Susie, we're not cutting this for drama. The obvious point of this call to set this up is to introduce Erica. She's the she's a new leader. Not even introducing, she's just heading up this call, but obviously she's going to be the at the helm of this. So, they're getting to know her. And she does begin the call by being thankful to the entire Turning Point USA team for their work at the memorial event. So, let's take a listen. >> Hi, everybody. I still love all these emoji zoom. >> Her husband got shot and killed two weeks before this. Like the guy you got you saw get shot with your own eyeballs is the father of her children. >> Things um wow. >> I don't even know where to begin. The fact that we were able to pull off an event of a century, like it's just insane. We had over 275,000 people that attended and stadium overflow Westgate insane you guys. And then you have was it 100 million >> over >> you guys that heard the gospel and all about Charlie and all about everything that you guys do and the hard work of Turning Point USA is insane. We had thousands that were registered to vote. I think we're at like over 200,000 for merch sales. Okay, this is I I'm I have to pause and just give you my thoughts so that you're listening through the same ears as me. Okay, so the thing about acting, right, the thing about acting is the way that you determine if someone's a good actor or not is you of course know what the appropriate emotion or presentation that a person would have in a given situation. Okay. So, like as an example, you're in a movie and your partner gets hit by a car and has two broken legs and you're looking at like a lack of help and you know you got to frantically you need to get this person help. So, you need to mimic the emotions of a person who is under tremendous pressure that is frantically looking for help that's screaming because that's what a person would do who's in that situation. Okay. My thing with this Erica thing is like she's not even trying to act correctly. Like there's it's not even like she's not even making an attempt at what the correct the only the only available presentation to a person in her situation at this moment is to be somber. Like you have to be there's no possible world where the sole thing that you are presenting is elation over the success of money and merchandise and people hearing Charlie's you know go like Charlie's words when he just got brutally murdered in front of everyone. This is what I'm saying. This is this is invasion of the body snatchers. This is does not make sense. There's something wrong. Like this does not make sense. Okay, she's talking about Charlie and just cruising by it like she's talking about a movie release. It's so weird, man. It's so weird. It's like, hey, you know, what are what are features are are we going to have this? Like, well, what we could do is have my hand on his dead corpse's hand and you know, I'll just take a video of it. You're like, "Is that is that really like you're going to put your hand on his corpse and put it on Instagram?" Yes, I think that people respond well to that. That's your priority right now is what people are going to respond well to on Instagram. Like, aren't you overwhelmed with grief and sadness? Now, I just want to plug this in really quick. I am not saying necessarily that she is has some kind, you know, that she's like evil or whatever. I have massive questions about the fact that she's going on tour with that guy who apparently facilitated allegedly the mass institutional or almost like assemblyline nature of this trafficking thing that was going on in Romania. And she's like, "Yeah, that's fine. We'll I'll go on tour with him." Another thing in Romania, by the way. Okay, if you don't have questions about that, that would be weird. That would be real weird if you have no questions about that. But the reason I bring that up is only to say this. If you don't know the difference between a sociopath and a psychopath, I will tell you exactly what the difference is. Okay? Neither of them have a conscience. So, let's say that there's something that they go to a party and someone has left a very valuable watch on the ledge of their home. Okay? If either of them is given the opportunity to steal the watch and they don't have any other reason to not do it aside from the fact that a normal person would feel guilty about doing it, then they're going to steal the watch. They don't feel guilt. That is not an emotion that is in their repertoire. They don't have guilt. There is no empathy. That is not a thing for either sociopaths or psychopaths. The difference between a sociopath and a psychopath though is that the psychopath, if they were back at the person's house and the person was frantically very upset, like they found out that that watch they had stolen was a family heirloom, irreplaceable, and the person who they stole it from was like dying inside upset. Terrible. like they were so sad. They looked everywhere. They were suffering. Sociopath doesn't care. They just don't they just don't care. Just does not even register. They would never have the thought like, "Oh my god, maybe I should just like, you know, maybe I should just like put it in an envelope so they don't know it was me, but I can at least give this guy back his watch." That's what a normal person who made a mistake stealing it would do. I mean, like, you know, a normal person probably wouldn't steal it, but if they did, that is what the guilt would, you know, would have you do. The sociopath does not feel that way. The psychopath enjoys it. Okay? They get gratification from the pain of the thing that they did. That's the difference between a psychopath and a sociopath. Sociopath doesn't care. Psychopath enjoys your pain. Now, the only reason I bring that up is just to illustrate that like people's emotions vary. So if there are people who are out there who just have a total lack of empathy, okay, well there might be people out there who have like a total lack of whatever leads to grief and acting normal when people die, you know, which would be I don't know some form of like incapable of human connection or something. I don't know. Again, I am grasping at straws because the behavior is that [�__�] up and that weird, you know. Let's continue. >> Don't quote me on that because I think it just keeps like bumping up like crazy. But I just wanted to say a huge huge huge thank you to the events team, the development team, the graphic design team, the production team, just phenomenal. Their incredible work um leading into the memorial. Um, and honestly, a lot of this the staff that worked on the memorial, they had 20our days for a week during the time of us grieving the loss of my husband. And honestly, I know several staff that didn't even sleep. >> Did she just say during the week where we were grieving the loss of my husband? She said the week. During the week where we were grieving the loss of my husband. the week. That is I like I haven't heard this. I heard the very beginning. Turn it off as usual. I had not heard this. That is exactly what I'm talking about. That is exactly what I'm talking about. Some of it happened during the week where we were actually grieving this guy. You know, the following week, obviously, I was back together with one of my ex-boyfriends. I had hired another one of them. I forgot about Charlie and uh we're just moving right along. It's like I'm not saying she was really saying that because that even felt like I felt guilty even making that joke. But this is that weird. This is that weird that I'm still around Charlie's Alive. Maybe like either she's an alien, she's a sociopath that is lacking some kind of emotional, you know, range or Charlie's alive. Um, again, you guys are breathing angels and I'm so grateful for all of you. And obviously, a huge thank you to the Mosaic team, VI. You guys are 10 out of 10. Like there's we have the most incredible team. We just do and you guys know that and you guys are all a part of that and I am so so thankful. Um, and if you do have a moment and you run into any of those staff members that you know that you know had a role in this and you know um that they put a lot of their time and effort into it, just say thank you. There's some >> Now, clearly Candace's source on this is almost certainly the girl who got fired who gave her the recording where she was like, "Are you going to tell me why I'm fired?" No, we're not. You just got to go. Well, I don't accept that. I don't think I did a video about that. Um, I think that I was actually I know I was in Mexico and so I think I didn't cover that. Um, and I will just say about that video, hard to watch if you've gone through that yourself. However, standard procedure if you get fired, that is exactly what happens. They don't they don't tell you [�__�] I mean, well, that's not true. I mean, like, if you get fired for cause, yeah, of course they'll tell you, but Well, sometimes depends on what the cause is. Like as an example, if they had uh something inside of their computers and they were searching them and they saw that someone said something that they didn't like and they didn't want to say, "Oh yeah, we got into your [�__�] communications with blah blah blah and said saw what you said and so we're firing you." They wouldn't tell her that, but they don't have to. They don't have it's an at will employment state. They don't have to tell her. But like that is very often exactly what happens. They people don't get told anything and uh that's what it is. Still hard to listen to if you've gone through it because it's a tough moment, dude. Um, but uh when I'm listening to this recording, I would imagine that the reason that she kept this or you know, she found it and kept it and thought this was relevant is related to her losing her job for no reason. Because at the end of the day, you you know, oh, a single employee that has their job at TP USA, whatever, and then they lose it. It's not like it doesn't seem like that big of a deal to everybody else cuz you're not that person. Okay? But when you lose your job, it is I mean what what's more personal than that? You're like you hired me. You put me on your team. Okay, I work my balls off for you guys. I have stayed on this through thick and thin whatever. Not super relevant, but my point is that the reason that this section is the point is the part that Candace has is because this girl almost certainly I mean I'm speculating but probably was like listen you can hear we were working 20our days 20our days I was on that team and they fired me anyway. So I think that this is notable only in so much as Erica at this moment when she's talking about how hard everybody worked. How is she not talking about Charlie's involvement in this? Now, I'm actually just going to skip forward because uh I don't want to run out of time. And I just paused this where Candace said that now Erica is about to go through a recap of everything that happened after uh Charlie was killed. And I give you my word. I've not heard a word of this. So, you're going to see me hearing it for the very first time. And uh I am like just I'm rolling up my sleeves because uh I have a feeling this is gonna make my blood run cold. >> I'm just grateful that while things were still in motion and moving around that we had our leadership teams provide for you counselors, pastors. I heard there were therapy dogs. slightly jealous that I didn't get to have any a moment with a therapy dog. Um, breakfast, I was I was really adamant about making sure that we paid for your flights for your spouses to be there. That was something on my heart. Um, you don't want to grieve alone. No one's supposed to grieve alone. It's not healthy. Um, but I just think it's a beautiful honor that all all of these benefits were made for the community to grieve and remember Charlie. Um, and I really hope you took advantage of those in a healthy way when they were provided because it's meant to be for everyone for healing. Grief comes in waves. >> So, what is that? Like I don't I don't like is that like a flex or something? It's like we hooked you guys up, man. We hooked that up. Listen, listen. I am the one who got that plane ticket for your spouse because you got to come to the memorial. Give me those fireworks, son. Give me those fireworks, dog. I'mma come out on a surfboard with an engine attached to it in a bikini that says Miss California for life, [�__�] What are we talking about? Um, that was weird. Um, you know, some days are going to be tougher than others, but you know, take it take it as it comes. And that's why you have your turning point family and just lean on them and lean on other people in your life that you know will help you and pour into you and pray with you to get you through it. Um, I say that though that if you do need more time to grieve, um, please continue to use um, Turning Point USA's network of counselors. Um, we have pastors. I mean, there are so many resources for you. If you do need additional time off, um, please talk to your director um, about using paid time off uh, for that. Um, and again, it's not not easy, but >> Candace's face, I cannot wait to hear what she says about this, dude. >> Again, grief is hard. Um, otherwise, honestly, uh, Turning Point USA and Turning Point Action will seem ahead, you guys. We have Charlie would want us to get back to work and that's what we're doing and that's what we did with the memorial and I'm so honored and proud of each and every one of you because that's what we're going to do in his honor and in his name. We have so much to do which is exciting. U Charlie in heaven is like you guys thought you had a busy schedule then just you wait. And he's doing some awesome things with Jesus in heaven right now but there's so much work. Oh my god. Oh my god. Did she just talk about Charlie's schedule in heaven with Jesus? Is that Is that what just happened? Did she tell an entire organization that they should not consider themselves busy now because Charlie, who was murdered two weeks ago, has communicated to her that he's much more busy in heaven with Jesus? I am at a loss uh from that because if I have a uh rolodex or a calendar to keep when I'm in heaven, then something is something's a miss, you know? Although, who knows? Charlie might have loved that [�__�] so much that that is his heaven for real. >> To be done. I mean, since his assassination, uh, we have 100,000 chapter 100,000 chapter requests. Uh, we have 300,000 new donors. That is a blessing in itself. Um, again, not normal. All god. Um, I think we have 50,000 plus hat orders to fulfill. >> Oopsie. I think you have some more of those to fill. Actually, >> I mean, I'm saying these numbers because it puts into perspective that we're not just sitting and thinking and looking at the wall being like, what do we do like that? There is so much to do. You have over 20,000 Afest registrations. There's a lot happening there and none of it is what I would be expecting to happen there. So basically what the employees said to me was that they got onto this call and you know everyone's exhausted, everyone's been working and they pull off this massive memorial and then there's kind of this approach where it's like well if you guys need paid time off like Charlie's in heaven dancing wanting you to work harder. He's just up there like you better work but you can use the paid time off that you have earned by the way. >> Yeah, that's exactly what I was thinking. If you need more time off, um, you can't have any. What? If you need additional time off, um, you can't have any. That, for the record, you guys, that is exactly what she said. That is what she said. No, you could say, well, Erica's a trad wife. She doesn't know anything about how time off works. And be like, why is she the CEO of the [�__�] company then? Okay, because anybody who's ever worked for a corporation knew exactly what that meant. She said, "If you are still grieving and you need additional time off, talk to your director about using your paid time off." And what that means is you have legally mandated time off per year. That's what she's referencing. And they basically can't say no, but you do have to get it cleared. >> Weird. >> If you need to grieve more, but imagine you're the employee. You're like, "Okay, well, this is his wife saying this, so am I weird? Would I be like I would be pretty weird if I needed to take time off and his wife is saying she's full steam ahead. >> Also a good point. >> That's that's the mentality they had. Like how how are we supposed like are we weird for wanting to grieve? Is that not the vibe? How can we take paytime off when Erica's wife is saying full steam ahead? It's very strange. It is uh even kind of using this idea of Charlie being um in heaven looking down and the laughter. I I don't know. I feel like the rest of you. I feel uncomfortable. And of course, now what we're going to listen to is her pivot to the future vision because that's what the bulk of this is about. And we it's going to consist of the notebooks that I keep telling you the public is never going to see. Apparently, what I gather from this is that Charlie presented to the staff a vision for 2025, but Erica is going to say that there was a vision beyond that uh all the way to 2030 and there is a there's a project 2030. >> Oh, hell no. No way that there's a project 20 There's a project 2030. That wouldn't have anything to do with uh you'll own nothing and be happy about it, would it? That would be very concerning. >> And then she's going to kind of want to say that she's happy, but then catch herself realizing that that would be kind of weird to say that she's happy. Take a listen. The prophetic mind of my husband was that he always planned for the future. You guys are obviously aware of like vision 2025, but Charlie was also working on vision 2030 in the weeks leading up to September 10th. And >> I'm telling you, dude, I'm telling you, he might be he might be alive for real. Like he might be alive for real. For real. For real. I realize how insane that sounds. Like I completely understand that. That sounds insane. I watched him die on video, too. You guys saw me essentially break down live when I saw the video. And I completely broke down later when I watched it again with my wife and then looked at video of him with his kids. But there is nothing on earth that I trust more than my instincts with people. Nothing. Nothing. I'm never wrong. I am never wrong about people. Never. Never. I look at a, you know, listen, like I'm there there are certain people that I have a hard time reading, you know, where like there's just something about them, but it's like, man, that's a tough that's a tough person to read right there. They're, you know, whatever that there's outliers like that. But if I say that, like if I tell you to read on a person, you know, if I go that like, you know, that woman likes to hang back in the cut, she's the one that'll destroy your career and you'll never have any idea who did it. I'm [�__�] never wrong about that stuff. Never. And this is this person's husband's not dead, man. Like this is that I mean this is not a person whose husband was murdered. So our options here are he's alive. She was not actually in a real marriage with him or she has some kind of mental disorder and it's a like an alien thing. have never encountered. Those are literally the three options in this situation because the more severe the emotional impact of a situation is, the easier people are to read. It's like when someone's taking a shot, right? Like there's a shooting and you start looking at people. You can pick out people who are acting incorrectly because the absolute sheer life-threatening panic that they would feel dictates their behavior. I already I know that you would do this this and this. No, no one no one turns around and cheers in the direction. No one does that. Okay. If you care that little about your life, you would have jumped off a building at this point. No one does that story to come about that at some point though. So with like I don't know man >> and that's and he was working really closely with Justin and that's why Justin had been appointed the role of COO because he was literally I remember phone calls when Charlie and I would take our night walks and it would be 10:00 at night and him and Justin would just be talking about the plans. I was aware of the plans. I have his journals that are aware of the plans. Like there is no confusion of what's to come. And I want to give you guys that reassurance that it's full seam ahead and the board and I are working with Justin and the executive leadership teams to make sure that all of those plans come into effect 2030 and beyond. Um, but I again am so grateful for all of you. I'm so proud of all of you. Um, you honor my husband. So, >> this is why would she be CEO, you guys? Like for real, why would she be CEO? What? Like, look at the organization. Look at these guys. Kovit, Tyler Ber, Hoffman, all these like the these other these are very qualified people. Whoever this Justin dude is, they're qualified, very qualified people. Erica's his wife. Okay, I can think of a reason she'd be the CEO. It's cuz Charlie's running the [�__�] company through her. Okay, there is the other side of this option. We've we've got coldblooded disloyal CIA agent or you have 100% blindly loyal to the point that Charlie knew that he could trust her 100% if he if he put himself in the ground legally and disappears. He knows he can trust her and she's bulletproof. That he will never have to worry about anything. That he can run everything through her from the shadows. Like that's what I'm seeing here. That is seriously if like if I mean I'm not prepared like it's not like uh I would say the the conspiracy theory I am most confident about where if it was like your life depends on you getting this right. Jesse on fire. Did the United States land on the moon during the Apollo missions? Did we have people walking around? I in literally one millisecond I would go nope. No, there I have no like I have literally probably.1% doubt in my certainty about that particular one. This one I'm like if it was like is he alive? Is he alive running this through Erica? I would say it started at absolutely no chance. And maybe 30% now. like the people, the behavior here is the is like if I was solely going off of behavior and not having to factor in how many people would have to be in on this or like what the logistics would actually look like if I'm just going on that just the behavior it's like that would be much higher. Cash Patel blocks them looking into foreign interference, right? Maybe because it is an operation that Cash is involved in. Cash, JD, Trump, Erica, and a handful of people at TPUSA. That's it. And that's it. You probably got a total of maybe 15 people, maybe less, that would that would be needed to pull this thing off. But you would need them to not investigate too much further. You don't need to look into any foreign adversary. You don't need to look into any of that. I we've got this. We've got our guy. And if Tyler Robinson's defense attorney is the cousin of uh what's his name who was on the wall, they shot Charlie. 306 is not going to stop in that neck, man. 306 is not going to stop in the neck. So what happened? How? What happened? I know everybody wants to lean. They're like Israel blew him up with uh the microphone. Possible. or the microphone was a charge that was what is driving the fake one. You know what I mean? Blows out the shirt. Looks like a gunshot. Gunshot up there. Boom. They drag him out. You know the uh paramedics are not allowed to work on him. The guy who witnesses another SUV come in. Mikey McCoy. After they get to the hospital, Charlie whoop jumps into that truck. Boom. Gone. He's dead. Not dead, but dead, right? They do the picture of her with her hand on the corpse or whatever. But you can't see his face. It could have been anybody's corpse. Looked like the hand was much smaller. You know, you're in league with these people who faked Jeffrey Epstein's death. You know, they got the death picture with his face and the morticians like, "Yeah, that guy's alive for sure." Because corpses always have their mouths open. But you wouldn't know that if you weren't a mortician. This is [�__�] weird, man.
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