Frank Turek Responds to Candace Owens' Conspiracy Theories

[00:00] As we all know, Candace Owens is

[00:01] spinning a lot of

[00:04] suggestions that

[00:07] there's all sorts of conspiracies out

[00:09] there about who killed Charlie. It's

[00:11] fine to ask questions. It's fine to

[00:15] um suggest that maybe this happened,

[00:17] maybe that happened, but it's not fine

[00:20] to insinuate

[00:22] that people are guilty of murder or

[00:25] they're in some sort of murder

[00:27] conspiracy unless you have really strong

[00:30] evidence.

[00:33] My friend Mikey McCoy, whom I talked to

[00:35] today, is getting death threats.

[00:37] I get what appear to be death threats.

[00:40] You never know what can happen to you.

[00:43] In fact,

[00:45] before Charlie, these gentlemen were not

[00:48] with me.

[00:51] Before Charlie, we didn't even have a

[00:52] police officer in the back of the room.

[00:56] Why do we need that now?

[01:04] Bible is very clear.

[01:07] You need two witnesses to convict

[01:09] somebody.

[01:12] You don't gossip.

[01:15] You don't slander people.

[01:18] Unfortunately, I think too much of that

[01:19] is going on.

[01:22] So far, I've heard

[01:26] that Candace and others, it's not just

[01:27] Candace, have suggested

[01:30] Netanyahu killed him, Israel killed him,

[01:34] Trump killed him, TPUSA killed him,

[01:38] u Mikey McCoy, his dad, Rob McCoy, had

[01:41] something to do with it. Um, the FBI,

[01:46] um, Egypt.

[01:48] I heard France today. I thought all

[01:51] France did was surrender. [laughter]

[01:57] Let me ask you a question, ladies and

[01:58] gentlemen. Unless

[02:01] those possible

[02:04] culprits in Charlie's murder all work

[02:07] together on some grand conspiracy

[02:10] that most of what is being said about

[02:13] this has to be false. Do you see the

[02:16] point?

[02:18] If you're going to suggest all these

[02:20] different people are involved, they can

[02:22] all be involved.

[02:24] It's it strains credul to say they're

[02:27] all somehow involved. Maybe one of them

[02:30] did it.

[02:32] But that means most of what's being said

[02:34] about this is false. And what if the guy

[02:37] who actually

[02:39] has been charged with the crime really

[02:41] did it? And every single thing that is

[02:46] being said regarding conspiracies if he

[02:48] acted alone is certainly false.

[02:54] Now

[02:56] the trial is probably not going to be

[02:58] for at least another year.

[03:02] We can't keep spinning conspiracy

[03:06] theories without evidence. People are

[03:09] going to get hurt.

[03:12] So, I plead if you're watching this kind

[03:14] of stuff

[03:16] or you know people that are,

[03:19] you need to say, "Hey, it's okay to ask

[03:21] questions. It's not okay to insinuate

[03:25] people are guilty unless you have really

[03:27] strong evidence."

[03:30] In fact,

[03:33] if I were to say, you know, I really

[03:34] think Candace Owens did this.

[03:38] I really think she did. You know why?

[03:41] because Charlie stopped inviting her to

[03:43] the big events

[03:45] and she thought if she could get rid of

[03:46] Charlie then maybe they'd ask her to be

[03:48] the head of Turning Point. And she's

[03:52] bringing all this up, citing all these

[03:54] other people to cover her own tracks.

[03:57] And I really think she's jealous of

[03:58] Erica, too.

[04:01] I think she's the one that did this. You

[04:03] know, this all checks out.

[04:06] Would that be fair?

[04:08] No, it's not fair. It's ridiculous. I

[04:12] have no evidence for it. But I submit to

[04:15] you that appears to be what she's doing,

[04:17] knowingly or unknowingly

[04:20] to people

[04:23] for which he has no evidence they were

[04:25] involved.

[04:27] I need to say one other thing about

[04:28] this.

[04:31] Candace makes a big deal of Mikey McCoy

[04:35] turning away and immediately getting on

[04:37] his phone when Charlie was shot.

[04:40] She said, "There's only three possible

[04:42] things you can do

[04:45] in a situation like this. You either run

[04:47] toward the problem, you run away from

[04:49] the problem, or you freeze."

[04:52] Candace Owens

[04:54] is not doesn't doesn't know what she's

[04:57] talking about here

[04:59] because these men in these room will

[05:01] tell you that when a traumatic event

[05:03] occurs, if they're trained to do

[05:05] something, they automatically do it.

[05:08] I was in the Navy. We had emergency

[05:10] procedures. You practice those emergency

[05:13] procedures over and over again. So when

[05:14] the disaster strikes, you don't even

[05:16] have to think. You just do it.

[05:21] Why did I run to get in the car? Because

[05:23] I fought beforehand if Charlie ever gets

[05:25] shot and I'm there, I'm going to do

[05:27] whatever I can to help.

[05:31] Didn't even need to think about it.

[05:34] Charlie drilled into Mikey, who at the

[05:36] time was only 23 years old.

[05:40] Drilled into him. If anything ever

[05:43] happens to me, the first thing you do is

[05:46] call Erica.

[05:50] Why would he run to Charlie when Charlie

[05:53] has six guys around him carrying him to

[05:57] the to the car? All he would do would be

[06:00] get in the way.

[06:02] Mikey did exactly what he was trained to

[06:05] do.

[06:09] No, once the trial comes out,

[06:15] we'll find out the truth.

[06:19] the ultimate truth. But let's not

[06:20] insinuate people are guilty unless you

[06:23] have really really good evidence. Oh, I

[06:27] I have to say this, too. Sorry, I just

[06:29] keep going on. But

[06:32] people don't seem to understand how

[06:34] prosecutions work.

[06:36] I mean, you had the the case here with

[06:38] Coberg. What what's his name?

[06:41] >> Coberger. How how many people were

[06:43] spinning conspiracy theories about that

[06:46] and frustrated because we weren't

[06:48] getting enough information from the

[06:49] prosecution.

[06:52] My friend Jay Warner Wallace who has

[06:53] prosecuted many cases. He's a cold case

[06:55] homicide detective. I had him on the

[06:57] show about a month ago to talk about

[06:58] these conspiracy theories.

[07:01] He said the prosecution will never

[07:03] reveal what they have before they have

[07:06] to. Why? Let me just give you one

[07:08] example. Suppose they're investigating a

[07:11] second shooter. And I submit to you they

[07:13] probably are.

[07:15] Why?

[07:17] Because in the trial, the defense team

[07:20] is going to say, "Did you investigate

[07:22] the second shooter?"

[07:24] "Yeah, we did." But if they come out and

[07:26] say, "We're investigating the second

[07:28] shooter."

[07:30] If a witness comes forward and says,

[07:31] "Oh, I saw the second shooter." They

[07:34] don't know if that witness really saw

[07:37] the second shooter or that person is

[07:40] making stuff up so he can make a name

[07:42] for himself

[07:47] in the jury pool. They can't tip off the

[07:50] defense.

[07:52] The prosecution's job is to convict the

[07:54] real killer. The prosecution's job is

[07:56] not to have an ongoing soap opera on

[08:00] YouTube

[08:02] to tell you what they have. That would

[08:05] defeat their responsibility

[08:09] of convicting the real killer. And I can

[08:11] tell you they are tracking down

[08:12] conspiracy theories. Why? Cuz I was the

[08:14] subject of one of them. And I was the

[08:16] guy in the white hat

[08:19] next to Charlie who people said that I

[08:21] was signaling the shooter, which is the

[08:23] stupidest thing in the world, ladies and

[08:24] gentlemen. If a shooter is on a roof

[08:26] somewhere, he can't see many me anyway

[08:29] if if he's looking through a scope. I

[08:31] mean, I was I here was Charlie. I was

[08:33] about right where Tai is here.

[08:36] He can't see me anyway. And why why

[08:39] would he need me to or anybody to signal

[08:41] who Charlie Kirk is? Charlie Kirk's the

[08:43] only guy under the tent with the

[08:45] microphone.

[08:48] So the FBI called me. Said, "Sorry, I

[08:51] have to ask you this. I'm I'm so sorry.

[08:52] But were were you signaling the

[08:54] shooter?"

[08:58] Yeah. I was telling them to steal second

[08:59] base.

[09:02] I mean, why do people believe this

[09:04] stuff?

[09:06] It's ridiculous.

[09:10] So, they are checking into conspiracy

[09:13] theories, but they're not going to tell

[09:14] you about it because if they tell you

[09:15] about it, it defeats what they're trying

[09:17] to accomplish. And that is find and

[09:19] convict the real killer.