Candace Owens reviews new evidence in the Charlie Kirk case and comments on Trump, Israel, and the midterms
Solo episode of the Candace podcast in which Owens presents new findings in her ongoing investigation into the death of Charlie Kirk.
Summary
New surveillance evidence and timeline discrepancies take center stage as Owens presents what she describes as significant new developments in her ongoing investigation into a high-profile shooting case. She highlights surveillance footage showing that the Dodge Challenger that entered the parking garage on September 10th had a quad exhaust system, while Tyler Robinson's confirmed vehicle has a dual exhaust — suggesting, she argues, that these are two different cars. She revisits the Dairy Queen stop and the QuickQuack car wash entries in the official timeline, questioning the accuracy of the surveillance timestamp and the logic of the car wash visit, and raises the possibility that Lance Twigs was more actively involved than authorities have acknowledged. She also comments on the midterm elections, arguing that Trump's handling of the Israel-Gaza conflict and his failure to pursue justice in the case have cost him the loyalty of his base. She closes with a segment on viewer comments, an AI parody video mocking Blake Neff, and Erika Kirk's partnership with Andrew Wilson, which she describes as a betrayal of Charlie Kirk's legacy, as well as Tucker Carlson's account of Trump dismissing concerns about the Iran war.
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Opening remarks and investigation update
Candace Owens: Happy Thursday evening. Late show today — you made it to the end of my work week, so that's an important pit stop on the way to yours. I'm sorry we're running late. I had a morning call that put us into overtime, but we are here.
I realized yesterday that we didn't show you the full scale of the footage that we dropped. It was a bit cropped, so I wanted to make sure that we gave you that today. We'll review that. I also see you guys are asking for a more comprehensive file — because we have been dropping so much footage — something that's more chronological where you can see all of the footage in one spot. I spoke with Baron Coleman today and we are going to get you guys a sizzle reel of sorts so that it's all in one spot, because I think it really does help.
We are at the point in the investigation where I've realized we actually need to go back to the beginning. It's a very important thing to do. It's so much information that you're receiving, and you don't realize some clues that may have manifested early on in the investigation that didn't mean anything at that time. We want to do that. Also, you get the time to reflect on any mistakes that you might have made that could have been costly to the official timeline.
Today I would like to visit Dairy Queen and the car wash as well — the car wash that Tyler allegedly received. Did he receive the car wash? Did she park at the car wash shortly after committing the crime of the century? So let's do that. Welcome back to Candace.
Correcting yesterday's footage and re-airing the uncropped clip
Okay, right at the top — minor correction as always. Yesterday we showed you a full minute of what happened behind the tent leading up to the Big Bang. I realized only after the fact that the clip we aired was cropped, so you did not get the full experience. We are going to reintroduce that clip. I also want to clarify that yesterday, as I was describing what was happening near the car, I said Angel Castro was huddled by the car near UVU club president Caleb Chilikut. And then somebody said that's actually not the UVU club president — he was wearing red that day. Obviously not exactly a consequential error because we weren't making any accusations; he was literally just standing there. But I do want to be correct that it was not Caleb Chilikut standing by the van.
Anyway, let's rewatch that minute without the crop so that you guys can see everything in a wider format.
Much better. Here we are. And by the way, I'm going to take some time over the weekend to start putting names on everyone so that we know what's going on generally. I will probably abstain from naming college kids. But this allows you to just see better in terms of what's happening. I could draw your attention to a million things here that I want to point out, but that's why I think it's going to be better to just release this in a fuller format.
Footage immediately following the Big Bang
Okay, so that's that. The purpose of sharing that is because I think the internet sleuths have contributed so much more to this investigation, and it's easier to pull together the story line when we're all working with the same information. That's why I've been releasing so much footage ahead of maternity leave. I'm also going to do the same here with footage immediately following the Big Bang. There is a tremendous amount of action going on — so much so that I do think we need to drop this as a separate file so that everyone can download it. We might put it across our socials. There's just too much happening and there are too many places that you need to be looking.
Here, this footage is again immediately following the Big Bang. Take a look.
There's a lot that bothers me that is happening near that black SUV. We are going to obviously blur out Charlie being carried, because we would be hit on YouTube otherwise — and also because nobody needs to look at that.
There is so much happening that bothers me back here. The amount of people that seem to be intentionally recording by that black car is bothersome. People that came back texting — some performative, some people that are very, very calm given what has happened. Not naming names, but I'm going to tell you: I have watched this footage a lot and I have a lot of questions, and some of it does feel performative to me. You are going to see in particular some people who speak to the news, and I find their actions to be quite odd given the circumstance.
This is the group of people that stood up and chanted "USA, USA." The Hispanic-looking guy is going to come back and take a hat — him right there. And you might recognize that guy in the bottom right quadrant because he's going to be a person who speaks to the news afterward.
Anyway, like I said, we are going to make that more available and more accessible. I'm thinking about the best way to do that before I'm on maternity leave. Obviously I'll be handing over everything to Baron, but on top of that I do want to give you guys access to the comprehensive timeline. People are asking where they can access that. I'm trying to think through how to make it more interactive, and maybe we'll put it on the website at candaceowens.com, and it would also include all the hyperlinks so you can see where we have information — our official timeline, as we like to say now, since it was so bothersome for pickles.
Revisiting the Dairy Queen stop and the timestamp question
Moving on from that, like I said at the top of the show, I do want to return to earlier in the investigation — the early days — because there's particularly one thing that we have attempted to clarify but I think requires even more clarification, and that's the Dairy Queen stop that the real Tyler Robinson made. We were the first to break that story, and this was the photo that we showed you at that time.
You guys obviously recall this, and this created a ton of mayhem because it wasn't something that was given to us through official channels. Anyway, of course, when we documented this on our timeline initially and presented it to the public, we noted that the recorded timestamp of that captured screen grab was 6:38 p.m. I need to make it perfectly clear that we were not communicated that time by the owner of Dairy Queen, and we assumed that it was correct at the time — which is to say we made an assumption that the surveillance cameras were updated and accurate and in the Mountain Standard Time zone. We made those assumptions.
What's really crucial here is the background of how we came about that photo, which is real. That certainly looks to me like the first crystal clear, obvious photo of Tyler Robinson. Someone read the timestamp and then communicated it to other people, and then we reported on that time. They're reading a timestamp on a surveillance system and considering that it's accurate, that the time zone is correct, or that it's in the Mountain Standard Time zone at all. So we should not have given that information without making it clear that the time might not be precise.
It wasn't until after the Panguitch receipt that we went back and realized that something had to be off with the Dairy Queen timing, because if Tyler Robinson was going to make that three-hour drive from Orem and be down in Panguitch — which came with a literal receipt — he would have had to leave earlier from Orem.
So, a couple of things that could have happened here, and these are both speculative. One possibility is that we are all human, and for those of us who have worked at restaurants, outside of working somewhere that has a full-time security team whose job it is to keep equipment up to date, surveillance equipment could easily have fallen backward or forward on time. Power goes out. It's daylight savings time. No one runs the clock backward or forward. There's a variety of common sense reasons and possibilities that lead to the plausibility that the camera time was just not accurately reflected in this small franchised restaurant. I've worked in restaurants my entire life and I'm considering that's not an urgent thing. You want to make sure the surveillance system is working, but making sure the time is precise is not ever really a priority.
Another option — and this is really interesting to me — is that the surveillance equipment may have been running the time in Universal, UTC. So 6:38 p.m. would then become 12:38 p.m. on September 10th. Now, I'm going to tell you why I favor this option. I think it makes the most sense when I look at the timeline. The real Tyler, who we know was in fact around campus on that day — as we have maintained from the very beginning of this story — certainly could have played the role, as we were told at that time, of throwing out clothes in the cemetery. That could be how he participated in this day.
We have since learned, thanks to one of you tipsters at home, that the cemetery actually has two large dumpsters in the middle of it. So it could be the case that this is where he was dumping clothes. And then afterward, if he's involved in the morning with Operation Maroon Boys — tasked with throwing out clothes, getting rid of evidence — somebody that was a Tyler Robinson lookalike, maybe it's Lance, who knows? And it's possible that thereafter he just went to Dairy Queen to pick up lunch. That feels viable to me.
That's operating of course under the assumption that Tyler's role was not on campus, which I want to assert is currently trending on Twitter. That is my current belief. I am open to being proven wrong.
The dual versus quad exhaust — two Dodge Challengers
I think we can safely assert now that Tyler Robinson's car was not the same Dodge Challenger that was in the parking garage. Thank you, Fox News, for supplying the clearest image of Tyler's towed vehicle. I hedged yesterday and said I don't love cars, so I don't want to get this wrong. Now I can say that Fox News has made it clear that Tyler's vehicle has a dual exhaust system. You see that on the left — that is crystal clear Fox footage of the tow. There's no question marks here. That's a dual exhaust. Two. You see two.
And I'm going to now show you guys a side by side, because they're trying to tell you not to believe your own eyes. They're going, "No, what Candace released does not show that it's a quad." No, it's a quad. We've got a lot more of that footage and we've checked it on every floor. It's a quad.
I'm going to just hit you with a bunch of photos here. Believe your own eyes. These are again taken on different floors. You can see there's just no way around this. You can't pretend that that's a dual system. That's a quad. Everywhere you look, that's just a quad. There's two on each side. You can see it on the left. You can see it on the right. You can see it on different floors. You can see it in the sun. You can see it beneath the garage. There's no way around that.
I now feel very certain looking at these images that the Dodge Challenger which entered the parking garage on September 10th is not Tyler Robinson's. That is a mismatch. And there is no way — let me just say — if I were sitting on the jury, you could not convince me not to believe my own eyes on that one.
The prosecution would therefore be tasked with coming up with a compelling narrative as to how exactly Tyler Robinson in 33 hours managed to alter his car's exhaust system. This is a huge problem. That's why it's trending. I didn't even realize what I was sitting on because I'm not a car person. So every time there's an opportunity to look into the details of a car, I abstain because I'm most likely to make a mistake there. But I believe my own eyes. And like I said, I have more footage that I haven't revealed. That's a quad.
Sorry, prosecution, but that seems to me to be an impossible mountain to scale, especially because you've said so much. The timeline is super packed right now with what you say Tyler Robinson did, especially with Lance's text messages. It's going to be hard to fit in an exhaust pipe switch.
I also want to note that Tyler Robinson's sneakers in the Dairy Queen photo don't appear to me to be Converses. I could be wrong, but when I look at those sneakers, they certainly don't look like Converses. Surveillance systems can sometimes blur things. They look like they could be running shoes to me.
Reopening tips on the Dairy Queen and car wash
What we know is that Tyler was at Dairy Queen on September 10th, and we would like to revisit this item. If you have direct information regarding Dairy Queen — perhaps you took the police report, where is that police report? I'd love to see it. Perhaps you gathered the footage or you were on the text chain regarding this footage. We ask that you please email us at moretips@candaceowens.com. We will protect your identity. We are now a year into this thing and it is just time for people to be brave. I know everybody was really scared in the beginning — myself included, really scared to come forward. It does feel like goodness is winning in this, and it's thanks to people who are sitting back with a slight piece of information, whether it's about the cemetery, whether it's about Dairy Queen. It makes a huge difference.
I wanted to input this into the timeline — imagining, because this would be an imagination until we get a solid confirmation on what time he was at Dairy Queen — but imagining that it was in Universal and that it was at 12:38 p.m. that Tyler Robinson is caught on surveillance cameras at Dairy Queen grabbing lunch. Again, I'm noting that this is not yet confirmed. It's speculative.
Then we know that at 12:44 p.m. — and we know this per the search warrants — Tyler Robinson's vehicle is spotted at the Mountain Shadows Shopping Center. This is another area that we need to revisit. I actually called Ryan Mata today. That's another reason why I was late, because I suddenly realized this is an interesting entry. I said, "How did you come about this information?" Because I was wondering if this information was intentionally fed to the public — somebody saw a Dodge Challenger in a parking lot and just called and reported it. It's a Dodge Challenger. It's not like that's news. It's like seeing a Toyota. That's something that you would see unless he got out of the car or went into the store or you recall seeing him. It's interesting to me that you would report that or check your cameras to see if you just in general saw a Dodge Challenger. I don't love this stop. I don't love how the public found out about it.
And I'm going to show you that footage — far, rather far footage — of a Dodge Challenger, which we have no idea which Dodge Challenger it is, pulling into that parking garage. Again, I'm revisiting how the public found out about this, because what happens next is that because the public finds out about this, the FBI is able to file a warrant which brings them to discovering that Tyler Robinson went to the car wash.
The QuickQuack car wash — seized footage never shown publicly
So the next item is at 12:46, Tyler Robinson's cell phone data reveals that he used Google Maps to map a route from the Mountain Shadows Shopping Center to a QuickQuack car wash located in Orem. Shopping center surveillance footage then backs up this departure. He arrives at the car wash at 12:57 p.m.
Now, the car wash is entirely a Fed discovery, and it's an interesting one because they seize the footage at the car wash and they never show the public the footage. I find that to be interesting. I don't know what it means, but I think we need to revisit it. What happened at this car wash?
If you read the warrants, you're first thinking, okay, well, clearly they got this. They make it clear that they got this from Tyler's phone. It says a search warrant was obtained for Tyler Robinson's cell phone, and during a review of data and information stored on the device, the officer says: "I observed a Google Maps route with a start time of 6:46 Universal p.m. Accounting for the time conversion, it was approximately 12:46. The route start time was approximately 23 minutes after the shooting. The starting point for the route was listed with GPS coordinates. The starting point coordinates were near the Mountain Shadows Shopping Center. According to Google Maps, the shopping center is approximately seven minutes from Utah Valley University. The Google Maps route is from the area near the shopping complex to a QuickQuack car wash. Agent Drainy with the Utah State Bureau of Investigations obtained records and video footage from the QuickQuack Car Wash of Tyler Robinson's 2013 Dodge Challenger with his license plates arriving at the car wash at approximately 12:57."
Okay. So if that is accurate and they went to the car wash and they got this footage and they can now confirm — as the agent is saying in this warrant — that it was Tyler Robinson's Dodge Challenger, that would have been a really important piece of footage to show at the probable cause hearing. That was the problem with the probable cause hearing: we got nothing that was clear. Everything was blurry. The aspect ratio was adjusted. We were asked to use our imagination.
If you are telling me that Tyler Robinson — you got into a cell phone and you tracked him down to the car wash — this is probably your biggest opportunity to show the public that this is indeed Tyler Robinson's car. And yet they get the footage and they miraculously disappear it. This is what they just keep doing. The probable cause hearing is the opportunity for the prosecution — not the defense, the prosecution — to slam dunk and prove we should move this forward. There's no reason for them not to show that, to make it clear to the public. Don't bring in influencers. Just give us something that is undeniable, like Tyler Robinson's license plate. That's all we need — one piece of something undeniable, like his license plate or a photo of Tyler Robinson. Something like my Dairy Queen photo would have made the public go, "Okay, I'm done with conspiracies. It's very clear that that's Tyler Robinson." And yet they decided not to do that.
So that tells me that we need to explore this car wash theory more, because it's possible that it's not Tyler Robinson's car. It's possible that it's the other Dodge Challenger.
Lance Twigs and the question of digital evidence
I want to be clear about the cell phone data thing — where they say they got this from Tyler Robinson's phone — because I have long suspected that Lance Twigs may not have just been sleeping through everything. That never registered to me as true. That didn't register to me as a reason that you would need use immunity when you're testifying. I've always wondered if he was simply the person who was awake and logging into all of Tyler's accounts from a different device.
I'm sitting here live on the podcast. My husband's upstairs. He could be firing off text messages from my cell phone because he has my Apple login. That's it. Discord — oh, he made a confession on Discord. Okay. Is it possible that his boyfriend had his Discord login? And yes, even the Google Maps search that you are conducting on your phone and your computer — it speaks to each other. Even if somebody else logged into your computer, we tested it today. I was like, I bet even the Google Maps you can do from a computer, from a desktop, if you're logged in. My producer used her laptop — she uses it all the time to perform Google Maps searches because we're constantly researching things. So I asked her to check her phone and to see if all of those computer searches that we do daily are on her phone. And sure enough, they are, simply because she's logged into the same account. So don't discount that.
Every piece of evidence that we have seen — I've always just felt that Lance was very much involved in this. His posturing, the way that he spoke during the preliminary hearing — he seemed totally uncomfortable. I've always felt that he was a federal asset. I also explained to you guys that his own family doesn't understand why he was not investigated more. I feel that if we were looking for a character who was blackmailed by the feds, Lance would be the person, given his background, given his past addictions, given his computer activity, given that we know that he was at least moderately involved in the furry community — which he had a furry name, which we've explained to you and showed you what that's really about, creating an avatar for yourself. He seems to be much more likely to be tied up in something.
And I think given what we know about Tyler Robinson, he could have been very easily manipulated by his boyfriend to do certain things. He has the exact opposite record. His record's kind of squeaky clean. If George told me to meet up with him or to pick something up or to do this, I just wouldn't ask questions. I would just do it. Again, I'm obviously his wife, so it's different. But people in relationships are like that. There's sort of a codependency. You want to help each other out. And it has been something that people don't want to explore.
Returning to the timeline — car wash and what it means
Anyway, at 12:57, per the search warrants, moving back into the timeline — the officers obtained records and video footage of Tyler Robinson's car arriving at the QuickQuack Car Wash, and they, like I said, seized the footage and never revealed it to the public.
The QuickQuack car wash narrative doesn't make sense. Why would Tyler Robinson — who allegedly took one shot from a rooftop and therefore had no blood on him — take his car to a car wash? Full stop. Did he commit vehicular manslaughter on the way back? Was he hiding a body in the trunk? Why on earth would he need to go to the car wash? And even if he did go to the car wash, why would he risk doing so so close to campus? You would get out of dodge. Literally, you would want to go to Panguitch. You would just want to get completely out of there. You're not going to stick around campus. You're not going to eat Dairy Queen. You're just going to get out of there.
There's nothing that he can hide in his own car. It's not like, "I've got to get rid of my DNA in my own car." Even the story of the towel and the screwdriver from his own home — what's the towel for? They're trying to get us to imagine that he used the towel to wipe off his DNA. He used his home towel to wipe off his DNA. That doesn't make any sense. None of this makes sense unless people are setting up Tyler Robinson.
I also want to stress to you guys that the search warrant that mentions the QuickQuack car wash stop does not go so far as to say that he actually got a car wash — only that he went to the car wash and they got the surveillance footage. And I would like to know more about that. As I'm revisiting and going back to the beginning of the story, these two stops feel important to me. This is like the one thing the feds did — how we found out the information. I was talking to Ryan, and he got reached out to by somebody who got reached out to by somebody else, and I am getting the information so I can make some phone calls.
If you know anything about the QuickQuack car wash or the shopping center, please email us. We are back to the beginning of this investigation. You can email us at moretips@candaceowens.com. I think we did get a lot of emails about this in the beginning, but remember — our inbox had 50,000-plus emails. A lot didn't go through. So I'm reopening those lines as well.
I really think that I need to sit down, get this timeline together, and have a clear list of questions before I go on maternity leave that we're trying to answer. And yes, we will get together — me and Baron will get together that sizzle reel for you guys before we pass off the show.
Car experts weigh in — V6 versus V8
I also wanted to mention that to the car experts of the world — a few people have emailed and said that Tyler's vehicle is a V6, which we have confirmed it is indeed a V6, and that the car that's going into the garage is a V8, and that you can actually determine that by the wheels. I don't know if that's true, but I did want to share that information because I do tend to yield to the car experts. I know nothing about cars. It is abysmal and it is a stereotype.
Midterms, Trump, and the Israel issue
Anyway, a couple of memes that you can share with your friends and with people in the comments sections when they try to drum you up and tell you that it's your duty to get Trump — that you've got to worry about the midterms now. You've been gaslit. You've been lied to about everything. But now they need you. They need you desperately to get up and return to the polls to do the same thing and expect different results.
Here's one — thanks to you guys: "Are we still talking about the midterms?" I love that. And then here's another one: "The midterms are a Democratic hoax." Yeah, it's a Democratic hoax. It's crazy. Stop talking to me about the midterms. That's where I'm at. I'm just going to be posted up doing nothing but being Time's most vile person of the year.
It is exceptional to look at the cope, particularly from the pro-Israel crowd, because they are the neocons that ruined the MAGA movement. Trump allowed it to happen. JD Vance allowed it to happen. They did not draw a line in the sand and listen to the people that got them into office and deliver the promises that they made. That was the whole first thing — first term, promises made, promises kept. Exact opposite. Trump 2.0 is like Turning Point USA 2.0. These are two different things. Don't even ask about what this is. They have nothing to do with one another.
And there is something that just made me feel so great today about the wider awakening that is happening, especially people that were commenting. Someone left such a great comment — I should have pulled it for today — but they essentially said, "I was done when I saw how little Trump cared about the Charlie Kirk assassination." And that for me was just a buildup. It was like: first, are we talking about Jeffrey Epstein? Yeah, we're definitely talking about Jeffrey Epstein.
And there is something about that that I think is so astonishing and something we should talk about more. Because we watched someone who was a soldier for Donald Trump — dedicated his life, you could say his entire career, to getting Trump elected, to helping Trump make decisions, trying to communicate to him how he could and did shift the metrics for the youth vote, hitting college campuses. His entire life revolved around MAGA. And then when he lost his life, the best Trump could do was an AI photo of him hugging an Israeli flag mixed with the American flag and a speech. That's it. No investigation.
There is something that when you see the way someone treats an individual who gave their entire life to them, you go, "I'm not going to be that sucker." I was a person who was running around wearing a MAGA hat just like Charlie, beside Charlie. And I now look at it — when you asked yesterday, "Candace, are you going to run?" No. I don't want to waste my life around these people. They all appear to me so crooked and so gross, and all they're doing is climbing over each other, and you have no real meaning in their lives. I really don't think Trump cares about — forget his supporters — he didn't care about Charlie Kirk. Why am I going down to the polls? You're going to make my life better? You literally have not done that.
Netanyahu's UN speech and the global reaction
So anyway, it felt really good to see — obviously they're trying to cope and pretend that it's about all these different things — it's also very much about the Israel issue and realizing that our government is enslaved by a foreign nation and that you will suffer at the pump so that Bibi Netanyahu can get what he wants.
Bibi Netanyahu addressed the UN today, and one of the things that made me feel great about where we are in society is that the majority of the UN delegates simply walked out as soon as he took the stage.
Just fantastic to see this. I mean, genocidal maniac. And what's also amazing is we're arriving at a point where they invested so much in brainwashing us via a school system. I mean, this was a decades-long project. You could say this was an almost century-long project, really since World War II — making sure that people in the West were constantly sympathetic to the state of Israel via sort of Holocaust brainwashing, that being the main focus of what we learn in school, wanting to impress upon us very young that it was our duty to defend the Jews or else a holocaust would happen. And actually realizing that so much of World War II was about establishing this pariah state of Israel, which has nothing to do with Judaism.
It's so funny to watch Bibi like a dinosaur try to use that same conditioning that we have broken out of. We don't accept this anymore. It doesn't work on us. Trying to — it's like 9/11, it's just like the Holocaust — using these comparisons and trying to drum up emotion in us after we have seen what they are capable of in Palestine. If you allow people that have done what they have done in Palestine to maintain their power, you better believe that you will be next. They are going to grow that parasitic nation as it already has expanded its tentacles into so many of our countries, and their aim will be to murder us all.
Anyway, here's Bibi Netanyahu trying to do emotional conditioning during his speech, talking about October 7th and talking about 9/11.
Netanyahu: "I want to give you an idea of what this means for a country of 10 million. Proportionately, this is equal to 40,000 innocent Americans slaughtered in less than 24 hours. That's 16 times 9/11. 16 9/11s that occurred not very far from here."
Candace Owens: And you were behind. Just throw that out there. Israel was behind 9/11. Everybody knows it. It's so ridiculous. It's not a conspiracy theory, and the emotional conditioning doesn't work because generation 9/11 has grown up. We're reviewing the facts. Who benefited from 9/11? You guys benefited from 9/11, obviously, and you're very happy about that. And all of that stuff is kind of coming to the forefront right now, and worldwide people are recognizing: you're the problem. It's you. Sorry.
And anyway, he then holds up a beeper during his speech — showing how they just do terrorism whenever they want and want you to understand why it's your duty to help them expand their parasitic empire.
Netanyahu: "For the past three years, our heroic soldiers have fought day in and day out. Any other country the size of New Jersey that causes this much drama — a seven-front war? Seven fronts. Hamas, the Houthis, Iran, militias in Iraq, militias in Syria, Palestinian terrorists in Judea, Samaria — they all ganged up on us to wipe us off the face of the earth. They failed. Because instead of collapsing, we delivered crippling blows to all of them — with our great American friends. We crushed Iran's army, navy, air force, and nuclear facilities. Israel hammered Hamas. We pummeled. You remember the beepers? Remember these things? Remember them? Hezbollah certainly remembers them."
Candace Owens: Yeah. So this is the reality. That's why he says "in conjunction with the Americans" — because this is who Donald Trump has given our nation to. Just a mass murderer who's proud of it, using the dumbest statistics. "We're only the size of New Jersey. Look at all of the issues that we've solved." It doesn't help you. It'd be better if you were like, "Well, we're a massive country. You know, we've got one billion people, so I know we're causing a lot of drama, but there's a lot of us." You're like, "There's a few of us, and we've starved this many people. We've murdered this many people. We killed this many people. We're never satisfied."
And I mean, look at this headline in Reuters from yesterday: "Israeli bulldozers smashed Palestinian olive trees ahead of annual harvest." They know the villagers rely upon this. Villagers were wailing over the mangled remains of their olive trees on Wednesday after Israel's military uprooted them with bulldozers. This is what they do. They are naturally destructive. They are being treated like a pariah state because they should be. And they are the very reason that nobody cares about midterms. You did it for Trump. You did it for Bibi. Great. Your kids should not be signing up for the military because that's what the military does. Bibi knows the American military is his military because he's blackmailed all of our politicians. Trump is protecting the blackmailed politicians. He's protecting the class that harms children. He's protecting the Epstein class.
And so if you're feeling like me and not inspired to get out of bed on midterm day, do not allow people to gaslight you into telling you that it's your duty. It's absolutely not your duty. He had a duty as president and he failed. He's been a wimp. He's been a coward. And his legacy will be exactly that — one of cowardice.
AI parody video mocking Blake Neff's interview
Anyway, switching gears here. I do have to show you Where Forbidden — he's just crushing it. Where Forbidden makes all the AI videos that make us smile, mocking neocons. And like I said, these people have committed to Satan, so they're not creative. But people that are fighting for truth are always just funnier. They're more creative. They're able to create art and really funny AI videos.
We already unpacked the absurdity of Blake Neff's sit-down interview, wherein he just says all the things that everyone says all the time about this Charlie Kirk investigation. But he did an AI video which really covered the basis of what took place during that interview. Take a listen.
AI parody (Blake Neff voice): "Candace is just, like, a lot. No, literally. She can turn literally anything into a whole thing. Like, girl, it is never that serious. And she tries to say me and Charlie weren't like literally besties. Like, what, girl? Ew. Literally. Like, why are you even in my friendship business? And I'm sorry, but who asked? Literally no one. Okay, thank you. It's being weirdly invested. Very weirdly. Be honest — if Candace walked in here right now, I'd be nice. Liar. I'd be so nice. That's how I know you hate her."
Candace Owens: I just love it because I do say this clearly — the conservative movement is being run by a bunch of closeted homosexuals. It's just so obvious. You wake up every single day and all you do is obsess over Candace Owens. There's something about it that we obviously realize is not manly, not objective. And it's just so funny because it's the very things that they say that the left is — that is what the neocon class is. So I absolutely love Where Forbidden.
Comments from yesterday's episode — Erika Kirk and Andrew Wilson
Okay, top comments from yesterday's episode. I obviously just unpacked my personal feelings on Erika Kirk's partnership with Andrew Wilson, what I think it signals about her — which is essentially that the public has been correct, that she is emotionally disturbed, girl interrupted.
Sink Jeep wrote: "I hope that Charlie's kids seek you out one day to learn the truth." I just hope that they seek the truth, full stop. Doesn't need to be through me, but through anything. I hope that they seek the truth about who their father was. He was not a person who was anything like Andrew Wilson. He would never have partnered with someone like that. That would not have ever been his business. I just hope they seek the truth. Full stop. It doesn't need to be about me and it shouldn't be about me. It should be about wanting to know who Charlie was, because he was an amazing person and doesn't deserve what is happening now to his legacy.
Kitten writes: "My husband and I have been separated for 15 years. We remained friends. He died a couple of months before Charlie. He has a YouTube channel for gaming and I still haven't been able to watch it. Hearing his voice breaks me. Erika's reaction is so alien to me." There's just a natural feeling that you would have — you could not hand over the stuff that she has been able to hand over and put on display. Bloody microphones, handing over personal notes that Charlie wrote her about her. Even in that, if you go back and pay attention to when she shares a note that Charlie wrote her, it's actually not about Charlie. It's about her. It's like, "You are so wonderful and I love you." She's like, "Just found this note that Charlie wrote about me." So it's really about you. Nothing is ever actually about Charlie. It's about how amazing she is and how great she thinks she is.
And the worst part is she puts it in an email for donations. The ability to do that so quickly after he died — you'd be cherishing this. There's no privacy. Sell, sell, sell, sell, sell. And like I said, she's so nasty behind the scenes. And then you are met with this partnership with Andrew Wilson and you just go — this guy's a drunk, he is addicted, he chain smokes constantly, there's late night stuff of him just downing whiskey or whatever it is. This should register to her as the scum of the earth, and she gives him something as precious as a video that is supposed to be — as they're presenting it — the last video of her husband with his kids. That is just bizarre, and no one will ever make that make sense to me.
I'm done arguing about whether it's just a grieving widow. That is conniving and it is disgusting and it is debased, and it did nothing in terms of debunking anything. That's the strangest part. If you're going to try to do that and your brain is there — I mean, when was the last time we even talked about Fort Wachuka on the show? If that's where you're going, just do that in a classy manner. If you think that you absolutely have to show this footage to prove a point that you weren't at Fort Wachuka, then do it in a classier manner. Do a sit-down, like I said, with Megyn Kelly, Tucker Carlson, and say, "I wanted to show this to just demonstrate that this is where I was on this date. You've reviewed it. Thank you. Appreciate that. Everyone move on with your life." And people would have done that. And now it just leads to more questions about her character and whether or not she's able to lead the organization — which of course she's never had the qualifications to lead. It's patently absurd to think that Erika Kirk has the ability to lead that organization. She's not qualified and she's demonstrated that over and over again.
Comments for today's episode
Comments for today's episode. Tivoli — I hope I'm saying that right — writes: "I am and will always be in dedication to your family and friends. People need to realize this and make it the normal. Thank you for everything. God bless. Christ is king. Go Max." Thank you so much. I wouldn't even, by the way, be grossed out giving him content of my family now. Like, my natural instinct is he's just so gross. Ew. Yuck. I don't want him to have anything personal of mine.
Katie writes — actually, not Katie. Every time. I wake up and every time my wife is cooking dinner, I hear you in the background. Oh, this is Christian. Not "I am Christian" as in I'm a Christian — I'm Katie's husband, Christian. "I hear you in the background. Thank you for being a constant in our home. You've given my wife a curious mind." That makes me so happy. So tell the real Katie that I said thank you for tuning in every day.
This person — I can't read the name, L Empireish maybe — writes: "My 85-year-old dad has Alzheimer's and is a longtime MAGA supporter. On Father's Day, he said it's time for Trump to go. He only cares about Israel now. My dad seems more aware of what everyday Americans care about than Trump." And yeah, that is it. That was kind of the last stronghold — the Fox News viewers who day in and day out are told that what Trump is doing is right. And they grew up having a longer time being brainwashed about Israel than we have. And it does seem that that conversation is finally cracking amongst them as well, which is a good thing.
Brooke writes: "Turning Point USA is probably watching right now, turning what you say into something absurd. They can't take away how powerful your voice is or break the bond that you and Charlie had. That friendship was real and stronger than the noise. Sending all of my love from everyone here in Houston." Thank you so much. And yeah, I never was concerned about that. Anything that actually is based in substance and is real can't be threatened. So it was just bizarre to me. I didn't know where it was coming from and I didn't realize the fire was coming from within the house, so to speak, because obviously at the beginning of this I thought that they were Charlie's true friends and were going to try to help fight for justice. And so it was a rude awakening, but I got there eventually and I see what's going on and the world sees what's going on, and everything happened the way it's supposed to happen. So do not pity me. Don't worry about the lawsuits if it is something that they are planning or what they're trying to entrap me with. I just think that everything will be happening exactly the way that God wants it to happen. I truly believe that. I leave it to him. And so much is already proven that every time they try to strike, it seems to backfire. It's like a boomerang effect. And it seems like the boomerang is whipping back even faster these days. And so if it has to happen this way so that more is revealed to the world, then so be it. I feel strengthened now, and in a very large part I feel strengthened because of you guys at home.
Zamut writes — I just have to call you out, Zam, because every show you give to us and I just want to say thank you, because I don't know who you are but it's very much appreciated. Zam writes: "Team Candace Owens — as in we the people versus the dishonest detractors. America's fault line in the new millennium. We ponder an existential crossroads." Indeed. But we have never been more awake.
Seven Sheets writes: "Truth. Just God bless and protect you and your beautifully growing family. You are so needed and appreciated." Everybody is so needed and you never know — you may have just a small part of what happened on September 10th, and it can make a big difference. And bravery inspires bravery. I think Charlie's favorite biblical proverb was "iron sharpens iron." He texted me that all the time. And we're at that moment. So you didn't have to be the first. Shout out to people who were the first who became sources, and shout out to the people who came even later but put a lot on the line. You can be a part of this. You can be a part of what will one day be a story about how a decentralized, independent unit of people all over the world came together to solve the Charlie Kirk case because we knew that we were being lied to. You should be a part of that story. Email us at moretips@candaceowens.com. Again, we're revisiting Dairy Queen. We are revisiting the shopping center. And we are revisiting the QuickQuack car wash.
Tucker Carlson's account of Trump dismissing Iran war concerns
And this user writes: "Tucker went max on NPR, sharing that he told Trump he was right about the Iran war and that we are going to die in the end." What? Okay. Producer has a note via NPR: Carlson recounts a meeting with Trump in which he says Trump dismissed his concerns about the Iran war by saying, "We're all gonna die anyway."
Yeah. Easier to say when you're at the end of your life, right? It's just so selfish. That should have been your perspective when Israel blackmailed you into doing everything you're doing now. You should have been like, "I'm going to die in a few years anyway because I'm at the age — I don't have much long on this earth. I'd rather do right by the American people." But unfortunately you're a coward. So you're willing to sacrifice us. Great. Thumbs up. Like I said, are we still talking about midterms? I just love when they're trying to tell us it's going to be so much worse when the Dems have power. Okay, we'll find out. We will certainly find out. I will not keep doing the same thing and expecting different results.
License plate question from comments
Face writes: "Have we confirmed the license plate number on both vehicles match? Since the exhausts are different, it would be double suspicious if the plates matched in both photos."
Something that we have noticed is that every time they talk about the plates, they effectively say that they were able to confirm the first part of the plate. They got a partial plate and then they ran it and confirmed that Tyler's matched. We've noticed that in Officer Goforth's testimony. There were other parts of the testimony where they kept saying a partial plate and then "we ran it and it matched." I just find that to be unusual because we should have a solid match — these were his plates and we saw it on camera. I cannot confirm it. I certainly don't have footage that confirms it, and I think that's because it potentially is not Tyler Robinson's. If it is and there's a plate match, not an exhaust match, then you are correct — we have bigger fish to fry. It means the feds are printing out fake plates or matching plates and putting them on the back of vehicles to tag on to potential patsies. We'll see. Like I said, I tell you guys all the time — they're not going to get away with what they did to Charlie Kirk. That's just the reality. I've always sensed it. I can't explain it.