Update! Erika Did Not Go Home. Source Confirms AI Voice Tactics. | Candace Ep 336
Candace Owens
0:01 All right, you guys, happy Monday update for you.
0:04 Erica Kirk did not in fact go home.
0:08 I just have to say, no one bounces back faster from shootings than Erica Kirk.
0:13 She really is remarkable in that way.
0:15 Uh this time, after saying she wanted to go home,
0:17 us enduring a lecture about how she needed to go home to her family,
0:22 she bounced over to to Michigan to address
0:25 the graduating class of Hillsdale College in a commencement speech.
0:28 It's just It's all over the place, the messaging, right?
0:31 She's too scared to get on a plane by herself.
0:33 Secret Service can't protect her.
0:34 Oh, now she doesn't have Secret Service,
0:36 and she's back on stage at a school, nonetheless.
0:39 I don't know what to think, guys.
0:41 What you should know is she was awarded an an honor honorary doctorate.
0:47 The internet has a lot to say about that.
0:49 Also, we got to discuss this Charlie GPT thing that we have been hinting
0:55 at, because it's looking like um there may be more legs to the story,
0:59 thanks to a source which came forward.
1:01 You know that infamous recording of Charlie saying,
1:04 "I appoint Erica Kirk." We're going to discuss that.
1:06 And lastly, Nick Shirley, do you remember him?
1:08 We mentioned him one time on this show.
1:11 Well, he went on to uh Patrick Bet-David's show and said that I came for him.
1:17 It's feeling a little over-the-top dramatic,
1:18 but I'd like to actually address what his general
1:21 presence in the media space signifies more broadly speaking,
1:26 because it is important.
1:27 Welcome back to Candace.
1:44 First and foremost, happy belated Mother's Day to all of the mothers out there.
1:48 I hope you enjoyed special treatment.
1:51 I know Andrew Colvett had a bit of a day.
1:53 Bizarre trend over on X.
1:55 Uh so, it looks like Project Constitution reported that Andrew
1:59 Kolb was getting a divorce and it was just not true.
2:03 The basis of the report was not true.
2:06 But, boy oh boy did all of Turning
2:08 Point USA rise up to defend Andrew Kolb's honor.
2:13 I mean, Andrew himself hit back hard immediately.
2:17 He basically turned into Will Smith at the Oscars.
2:20 He wrote this.
2:21 LOL, you wish, fat boy.
2:24 And that he says, keep my wife's name out of your mouth and off
2:28 your feed and you'll have more prob-
2:31 or you'll have more problems than you bargained for.
2:33 To everyone else, happy Mother's Day.
2:36 And yeah, we can pull that clip in cuz
2:37 it was definitely giving that energy of Will Smith.
2:39 If you want to play that clip.
2:42 KEEP MY WIFE'S NAME OUT YOUR MOUTH.
2:48 YEAH, THAT WAS THAT WAS THE ENERGY OF THAT.
2:50 And then, it wasn't it couldn't it wasn't left there.
2:52 Tyler Boyer then jumped in into the foray
2:56 to further defend Andrew's honor over a divorce rumor.
2:59 I'm like, this is just like I wake up
3:01 and there are rumors about me getting a divorce.
3:03 But, Tyler Boyer said, we have had numerous things like this said about us.
3:07 It is reckless disregard for truth
3:09 from people who call themselves investigators.
3:11 Okay, uh never one to be left behind, Blake Neff jumped in.
3:17 He wrote back to Project Constitution, you are not very smart, are you?
3:22 And then, when somebody asked a question about why
3:26 Andrew's wife was not at the White House Correspondents Dinner,
3:29 Blake Neff insisted he he wrote back.
3:32 Again, this is just all Um Blake Neff wrote,
3:35 instead of posting deranged rumor-mongering at 7:00 a.m.
3:38 on a Sunday morning,
3:38 have you considered that you could look this up or use your brain?
3:41 White House Correspondents Dinners are all held by press outlets.
3:44 Everyone else is there by invitation.
3:47 How did you even know he was offered a plus one?
3:49 Andrew lives in Phoenix and has three children.
3:51 How do you know his wife would want to fly
3:54 five hours across the country to attend one dinner?
3:58 Okay, so strong.
3:59 I I by the way have never heard that Andrew Kolbe is divorcing his wife.
4:03 Uh like I said, bit of an aggressive response for a divorce rumor,
4:07 which I I literally think this happens like
4:09 once a week when you're in the public space.
4:11 Me, regarding that, I'm just forever amazed at what
4:14 Turning Point USA and their execs choose to respond to.
4:19 And the more important things that they remain mum on, okay?
4:25 Like I said, apparently it was Project Constitution who sourced this rumor.
4:28 And they were happy to respond to it, which means that they do not view
4:32 him as a psychopathic knife-wielding subway killer.
4:36 So they responded, right?
4:38 Because it has been, according to our count,
4:40 and I now have I'm keeping the count here on our desk,
4:43 39 long days since we reported that donors who were present in Aspen
4:51 assert that the audio which was shared by Turning Point USA of Charlie saying,
4:56 "I appoint my wife to run Turning Point USA if something happens to me,
5:01 she'll do a great job." was faked.
5:04 This is what they are saying.
5:05 I'm reporting that.
5:06 They They are saying that that was faked.
5:08 It never happened.
5:08 Charlie never said that.
5:09 And Turning Point for some reason is refusing to drop
5:13 the video of that moment saying this of Charlie saying this.
5:16 They're also refusing to even respond authoritatively.
5:20 They could simply respond and assert that it absolutely
5:23 was not faked and that the donors are lying.
5:25 Their donors are lying.
5:26 Big donors are lying.
5:28 That feels a little bit suspicious to me.
5:30 In fact, Blake has specifically expressed concern, you will recall,
5:35 that if they do drop it, people will say it's AI.
5:38 Wow, that's an oddly specific concern that you have about dropping this video.
5:46 And I got to tell you, the more I listen to it, the more AI it sounds to me.
5:51 Take a listen.
5:53 A lot of organizations and groups,
5:54 as soon as a founder leaves, it just kind of collapses.
5:57 A lot of my job is not always in the day-to-day details.
6:01 It's very much vision casting, very much driving success.
6:06 But we have a great board,
6:06 and God forbid if something happens, they'll figure it out.
6:08 I appoint my wife to run Turning Point USA if something happens to me.
6:11 Erica would do a great job.
6:13 I appoint my wife to run Turning Point USA if something happens to me.
6:15 Erica would do a great job.
6:17 I appoint my wife to run Turning Point USA if something happens to me.
6:19 Erica would do a great job.
6:23 It just doesn't flow when you hear it.
6:25 It It's also remarkably formal.
6:29 I appoint my wife if anything should happen to me.
6:31 It's like exactly the sentence that he needed to say he said.
6:34 Not just like, "Oh, Erica can do it.
6:36 Yeah, I mean, she'd be great at that.
6:38 Whatever." Hopefully,
6:39 we won't have to think about that question until down the line,
6:42 but it I appoint my wife to run Turning
6:44 Point USA in the event that anything happens to me.
6:46 We would like a response on this.
6:49 Are the donors lying?
6:51 It's a possibility that for some reason
6:53 the donors are conspiring to lie about this moment.
6:55 A simple yes or no would do as a starting place, right?
6:59 I I think that would do just as a starting place.
7:01 Yes, they are lying.
7:02 No, they are not lying.
7:03 And the video, which I would like to point out,
7:07 Turning Point USA mentioned this video to us.
7:09 Erica herself told Megyn Kelly an emotional story about what
7:14 she felt like watching that video for the first time,
7:16 the video of Charlie choosing her, violating suddenly his every public statement
7:23 and sentiment that he had ever expressed in the past about women working,
7:28 complete 180 from his prior positions.
7:32 Please just drop the video.
7:33 It's all we ask, and we're asking politely, by the way.
7:36 And now we've learned even more interesting information because it turns out we
7:40 can now definitively state that Turning Point
7:42 does use AI voices for their presentations.
7:47 You will recall, in Aspen, Charlie was presenting to donors,
7:51 and it turns out that Marcus Wada, we introduced you this guy,
7:55 this is this is the Turning Point
7:56 employee that's a rehabilitated former arms dealer.
8:01 Okay, a former arms dealer who now works for Turning Point.
8:04 This is a thing, a lot of them become pastors.
8:07 They find God and they find Turning Point like at almost the same time.
8:11 And Marcus Wada, one of the things that he offers is that he
8:16 is able to create these AI voices for them to use for their presentations.
8:20 So, AI technology is what they currently
8:24 use to voice over their Turning Point presentations,
8:27 and typically, I am told they use the voice of Pastor John Amanchukwu.
8:33 So, if you're at a Turning Point event and you're
8:35 hearing a presentation and you hear a guy speaking over,
8:37 you're actually hearing Pastor John is not actually recording that.
8:41 They're manipulating his voice, I'm sure with his permission,
8:45 to speak over in the presentations.
8:46 They're They basically take someone's voice and turn it into a narrator.
8:50 And that is, by the way, unique.
8:52 So, it is an entirely reasonable question to ask,
8:57 was the same thing done for Charlie posthumously?
9:01 And I want to tell you the reason why we are going to continue
9:03 to ask this question and why I'm keeping this on our our desk now,
9:07 is because it's crucial.
9:09 It's actually a crucial question.
9:11 I'm starting to already see the creep of people who
9:13 are trying to downplay the significance of that moment, right?
9:17 People pivoting to, well, even if it is AI, why does it matter?
9:22 I saw this This is just one example of it, but John Mappin,
9:25 who is the person who introduced Charlie to actually his biggest donor.
9:31 Charlie's biggest donor was introduced to him by John Mappin.
9:33 A donor so big that that donor was first in line on a list
9:37 of donors who received personal phone calls
9:39 from the hospital the day that Charlie died.
9:42 And John Mappin was similarly told, he shared this on X,
9:46 that a donor who was at that Aspen event said it never happened.
9:50 Okay?
9:51 It never happened.
9:52 So, this is going around.
9:54 And when John Mappin shared that information,
9:56 he was met with the response from Kimberly Klacik.
9:58 She wrote this, "Question,
10:00 if the board elected Erika Kirk to be the CEO and none
10:04 of the donors have come forward questioning the decision, why does it matter?
10:08 The donors that contacted you are more
10:11 than capable of contacting Blake." She continued, "Okay, so I can answer that.
10:15 I can answer why it matters.
10:18 It matters because if it was in fact an AI audio and Erika was
10:25 referring to an AI video clip which they in the end decided not to use,
10:31 uh this would tell us exactly who and what Erika Kirk is, okay?
10:35 It would put to rest any lingering questions that some
10:39 people may have in the background if we are able
10:41 to determine that she colluded to create a fake AI
10:45 voice of her husband announcing her to take over his company.
10:52 If she was even emotionally capable of this a mere
10:55 weeks after he was horrifically and publicly murdered.
10:59 If she was capable of then sitting across from Megan Kelly and spinning
11:03 a tale about her having seen this video
11:06 and what it represented to her emotionally,
11:09 uh a video which was never recorded because it never
11:12 occurred to justify her taking over the company that he built.
11:17 And if Erika was then able to shamelessly walk out to the sound
11:23 of a voice of her husband which she knew was doctored by AI, right?
11:29 Pa- passing the torch to her, "The company
11:31 is mine at Amfest while she wore glittering pants,
11:35 glittering pant plant pantsuit and had fireworks going on behind her.
11:39 She knew this was all AI and they
11:40 planned this moment to make people feel emotional.
11:45 Then we would have our answer.
11:47 Erica would be a confirmed ruthless psychopath.
11:52 Okay?
11:52 You know that psychopath brandishing a weapon that Blake's concerned about,
11:56 that would be Erica.
11:57 Erica would be the kind of person that if you see on a subway, you should move.
12:00 If you're capable of that, because that would mean
12:02 she was void of any and all human emotion.
12:04 Capable of I am being clear,
12:06 I am not being dramatic if this turns out to be real.
12:09 I would assert that she is capable of real harm.
12:13 She is dangerous and I would extend that to every
12:17 person around her who approved that monstrous plan.
12:21 So that would be Blake Naff, Andrew Colvett.
12:23 We would be looking at a psychological profile of people
12:27 that I would suggest are very much capable of cold-blooded murder.
12:32 Okay?
12:32 In my opinion.
12:33 That this is my opinion.
12:35 I am asserting that if you have the ability to do that, that's not just like,
12:39 oh, husband died and wanted to sign some papers and steal the will.
12:42 It's like, how can we sell this to the public?
12:44 We can create this AI video.
12:45 You need to go out and sell this to Megan Kelly.
12:48 Say say you saw the video, that it you know,
12:50 you were pulled by it and then you're going
12:51 to go out and we're going to have Charlie say it,
12:53 but we can't show the video cuz the AI tech is not at the right place yet.
12:57 So it's a little glitchy.
12:58 So we can't show the video, but like as long as people hear his voice,
13:01 they're going to be moved to tears.
13:02 Then we're going to bring out Nicki Minaj
13:03 and this is going to be your moment, baby.
13:05 So make sure you have all that glitter and sparkles.
13:07 If she was able to do that, truly take
13:13 a second here to just just consider that in your mind.
13:17 If we find that out, confirm this is AI.
13:21 What does that signify about Erica?
13:23 It signifies that she had that meeting,
13:25 that it took place and she was able to stomach it.
13:28 She was able to stomach hearing her husband's
13:30 voice intentionally manipulated after he was ruthlessly murdered.
13:33 And she thought, "Okay, he's dead.
13:35 What can he do for me?" Uh we can use his voice to have him
13:38 hand over the company so people will not blink and they will not ask questions.
13:42 There was no reason to do it.
13:43 Like I said, that's what's even scarier.
13:45 The only purpose was because she wanted
13:47 people to accept her moving into his position.
13:53 And it's becoming increasingly likely that that is the circumstance.
13:56 Um it like I said would be beyond anything we've ever seen,
13:59 a real-life horror movie if it proves uh to be true.
14:03 And I have to say, I do not believe
14:06 there is any upside to the donors lying to me.
14:11 I don't see the upside.
14:13 They loved Charlie.
14:14 They went there.
14:15 They gave it their money to Charlie.
14:16 They don't need to be a part of this story.
14:19 What is the upside for donors to come forward and to say,
14:22 "Candace, keep pressing.
14:24 This did not happen and I am certain it did not happen and it is terrifying
14:27 me that you're saying that they're out there
14:31 uh telling people that this happened in Aspen." So,
14:35 you take your chance You you you guys can take your bets on whether you believe
14:38 Blake Neff and his uh Subway killer scenario
14:41 as the reason they won't release the video.
14:43 Anyway, moving on from that, a fun update.
14:45 Um Erika Kirk is maybe she's now Dr.
14:48 Erika Kirk.
14:49 I I I know she said that she wanted to go home.
14:53 She says a lot of stuff.
14:54 She says a lot of stuff.
14:55 She's in drapes.
14:56 Nobody knows why.
14:58 Uh she told us that she was going to take some time to be with her family.
15:01 Then she came in dressed like Janet Jackson.
15:03 She yelled at me.
15:04 She yelled at Drewski.
15:05 She yelled at you for the fact that she had
15:06 to go confront the wine bottles that were on the table.
15:10 And then like I'm taking a break,
15:11 but then actually now she's not taking a break again.
15:14 It's a quick break and she's back.
15:17 She's always back very quickly and we're probably we're to get yelled at again
15:20 that she had to even go get the speech done uh for Hillsdale College.
15:25 Somehow it's it's always different.
15:26 Erica can do whatever she wants and we're
15:28 just sort of left here holding the bag.
15:30 She went to Michigan to Hillsdale College to deliver a commencement address.
15:35 Okay, it's her prerogative.
15:36 I think we're all adjusted to this new program
15:39 of Erica can do whatever she wants and simultaneously
15:42 she accepted a posthumous doctorate degree for Charlie uh
15:46 honorary doctorate and also an honorary doctorate for herself.
15:51 And I want to be clear that people that are
15:53 on the left and have been enduring people on the right
15:57 saying D E I D E I people should not be hired on the basis of how they look.
16:02 They should not receive achievements.
16:04 It's a regular beat and I do believe that by the way.
16:07 I'm I am a full I'm anti-DEI as well.
16:10 Um but they're on the internet and they have something to say about it.
16:13 The internet is saying this is fans against everything that you guys preached.
16:18 Why is she getting an honorary doctorate?
16:20 What has she accomplished?
16:21 And I'll let you I'm just going to read one of these tweets.
16:24 This is written by someone named Brian Allen.
16:25 I don't know who this is but uh they wrote Hillsdale College,
16:29 one of America's loudest opponents of D E I just gave a woman
16:33 an honorary doctorate and commencement speech
16:35 opportunity because of who her husband is.
16:39 That is the definition of D E I.
16:41 Diversity, equity and inclusion for me and not for thee.
16:48 So conservatives I hate to call balls
16:51 and strikes here but like yeah, that's right.
16:56 That that's that is actually the very definition of D E I.
16:59 Like I I when people have someone come and give a commencement address
17:03 that's usually not the circumstances that you
17:05 give someone an honorary doctorate for.
17:07 Fair?
17:09 I don't mind it.
17:10 I get it.
17:10 Like I said, I'm adjusted to this new program that she can do
17:13 whatever she wants and they're just going to keep handing her stuff and she's
17:15 just going to become more and more accomplished and people that are calling
17:18 this out and saying she's not qualified for this, welcome to the program,
17:22 ladies and gentlemen.
17:23 Virtually, Erica's entire educational background
17:26 has sort of just been fictionalized
17:28 and when people began pointing this out, we got yelled at.
17:31 This is just par for the Erica course.
17:33 We keep being told it doesn't matter.
17:35 Her husband died.
17:37 Right?
17:37 She told the when she was trying out
17:40 for the American race with her ex-boyfriend, she never said,
17:45 you know, she never had a boyfriend before Charlie
17:46 in the five years before Charlie, but she did.
17:49 And when they were trying out for the Great
17:51 American Race in the video that she submitted,
17:55 she said that she graduated from ASU magna laude.
18:00 Years later, she would edit that credential.
18:03 She just kind of upgraded it on her LinkedIn
18:05 page when she wrote that she graduated summa laude.
18:10 Right?
18:11 With a double degree, I should mention.
18:13 You can take a look at this, her LinkedIn page,
18:15 in political science and international relations.
18:18 This is This is the old LinkedIn page.
18:20 It since has been removed.
18:22 Turns out she didn't graduate magna laude
18:24 and she also didn't graduate summa laude.
18:26 She didn't graduate with any honors and she
18:29 did not graduate with a double degree.
18:31 That was all just made up for funsies and she's put it on bios,
18:35 so this is not like,
18:35 oh, this was one mistake and I had an intern that typed a button wrong.
18:39 It's been put on bios.
18:40 In fact, ASU did not even offer
18:43 the international relations degree at all in 2012.
18:48 Baron Coleman, some other people online,
18:50 dug up the dug up everything from the past
18:54 to see if the catalog even offered it.
18:56 The answer is no.
18:57 So, she just made it up.
18:59 And we're not allowed to ask questions.
19:00 Not the only thing she made up.
19:02 Pull that up again.
19:03 You will also see on her LinkedIn that she has Doctor
19:07 of Education that she received
19:09 that in Christian Leadership from Liberty University.
19:12 That is factually untrue.
19:13 That's made up.
19:15 She took a a couple of credits toward that goal, but she never accomplished it.
19:21 Just a couple of credits toward the goal uh when her and Charlie were together,
19:24 and then she decided that was enough,
19:26 and she could assert that she had this Doctor of Education.
19:29 She doesn't.
19:31 Our fault for noticing.
19:33 Our fault for fact-checking her background at all.
19:36 How dare we?
19:37 Her husband died.
19:38 Um and she's allowed to compulsively lie about everything all the time.
19:43 And if you are a person that thinks, "Hey,
19:47 if you have a profile of an individual who compulsively lies about everything,
19:52 that person should probably not be put
19:54 into a leadership role." If you feel that way,
19:57 you're the monster and you're demonic.
20:00 There were so many holes and so many lies in the Erica
20:03 Kirk background and and story that we had to choose.
20:07 We had to like think about editing.
20:08 How are we going to tell the Erica Kirk
20:10 story when we did Bride uh Bride of Charlie.
20:13 We had to just leave a lot of them.
20:14 Okay, we're just going to let her go with that lie.
20:16 We never even covered that the whole educational background is made up,
20:20 virtually the entire I mean,
20:21 she did receive her master's um from Liberty University online,
20:25 but she just keeps adding credentials.
20:26 So, I say, more power to her.
20:28 I think we should call her Dr.
20:30 Erica Kirk.
20:31 I think we should lean in to the absurdity um
20:35 of of where we're at right now as a society,
20:37 where everyone can see what she is and apparently
20:41 she's a part of the elite class of people.
20:43 Let's call it the Epstein class of people who just don't have to answer.
20:46 There's no consequences for anything,
20:47 and they can make us the bad guys for noticing.
20:49 So, I salute you uh Dr.
20:51 Kirk.
20:52 We'll be back after a brief break.
20:54 All right, you guys.
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22:45 Okay, so I have been trying to stress to you
22:47 that we are kind of barreling toward a society of make-believe.
22:51 It's very scary, actually, if you just pause for a second and consider it.
22:55 It's very strange that they're trying to see if they can
22:59 sort of force us to believe things that are just not so.
23:05 And they become angry, and they become insistent, and they spend more money,
23:09 and they're just getting influencers that go out there,
23:12 and they're I I just I mean, I felt this way,
23:14 by the way, when the transgender thing was happening.
23:16 I was very vocal against this.
23:17 It's like there's a difference between a woman and a man,
23:20 and they just kept pushing it and pushing it and pushing it,
23:22 and it's like you can,
23:24 you know, wear the clothes that you want to wear and feel how you feel,
23:28 but there is such a thing as reality, okay?
23:30 And now we've moved away from that becoming a social issue, and it was always,
23:35 you know, obviously political, but we're starting to see this in politics.
23:38 We're starting to see them, and that's of course is the example with Dr.
23:41 Kirk and her entire background, which makes no sense.
23:43 Where the entire world notices that this is
23:46 this is what the Erica Kirk story feels like.
23:48 It feels to me, if you're a conservative,
23:50 like it felt when we were going through the transgenderism argument,
23:53 where we all know that this is not right.
23:55 So, maybe some people are pretending to be nice.
23:57 It's actually a perfect analogy here.
23:59 A lot of people who I know who initially were like, "Yeah,
24:02 let's support transgenderism." It's not because they believed it,
24:04 they just were like, "It's just nice.
24:06 It's the nice thing to do,
24:07 right?" I would say a lot of lefties found found themselves in that category.
24:11 That person feels that way, let them feel that way.
24:13 And it's the same thing with the Erica Kirk story,
24:15 where it they're just ignoring the facts,
24:17 they're ignoring all the lies, and they're just like, "Well,
24:18 it's just nice because her husband died that we shouldn't even
24:22 consider uh whether or not she's lying about things or whether
24:25 or not she's helping to cover up certain things that would
24:27 help us solve the mystery of um how her husband died,
24:30 and she's not acting right.
24:32 She's not acting like a grieving widow." I'm going
24:35 to give you another example of this, like recently.
24:38 This Nick Shirley guy, this thing that is going on, okay?
24:42 It's now getting weird enough that I do feel the need to comment and weigh in.
24:45 I didn't even know that this is like this was
24:48 a beef that I accidentally uh stumbled upon that people were saying,
24:52 like he's this the term that they use here is fed jacketed.
24:56 Like essentially, he's being created by the media.
24:59 There are a lot of people that are like that.
25:01 I would say Bari Weiss is a perfect example.
25:03 Like, we all know she's not qualified to be an executive at CBS.
25:07 They just don't care.
25:08 She They're just There you go, Bari Weiss.
25:10 And this Nick Fuentes thing is one
25:11 of the weirdest non-beefs that I have ever had.
25:13 So, I'm going to back up here and say,
25:16 I do did not follow at all the {quote} {unquote} rise of Nick Fuentes.
25:20 He's 24 years old.
25:22 Um it was, if I recall, like very quickly after the Charlie Kirk assassination.
25:27 He was sort of introduced first on the Charlie Kirk show on the day he died.
25:30 Remember, we covered that.
25:30 That's the reason I covered him on the show on September 10th
25:33 when I was trying to work through timelines and I made a mistake.
25:36 Um and I completely owned that mistake and had
25:38 a conversation with him uh right after the Charlie Kirk assassination.
25:42 Uh suddenly, I was not emotional emotionally available to look at other topics,
25:47 to cover other topics.
25:48 I was not interested in other trends and suddenly we have this this kid,
25:52 23 years old I think he was last year,
25:55 and they say, Nick Fuentes has uncovered massive
25:57 welfare fraud in the Somalian community in Minnesota.
26:01 Okay, a friend of mine just got shot in the neck.
26:03 Don't really care to follow the story.
26:04 Daycare fraud.
26:05 Great, thumbs up.
26:06 Did not peek beyond that at all.
26:09 Um I didn't I want to be perfectly here I perfectly clear here.
26:12 I did not watch or read even 1 minute of what he uncovered.
26:15 So, color me completely ignorant of the welfare fraud story in Somalia.
26:19 Just being honest with you.
26:20 I didn't have it in me then and I just truly did not care.
26:23 Okay.
26:24 So, then fast forward to me mentioning Nick Fuentes on the show and I was like,
26:29 okay, who is this guy?
26:30 And I was quite stunned that there was this video out there of him saying
26:35 that he like broke into infiltrated the most
26:39 dangerous gang in Brazil in 48 hours.
26:43 Like, that's so objectively stupid and ignorant.
26:45 You have to be so ignorant to even believe it.
26:48 That's just be a headline that your brain automatically rejects, right?
26:52 A 23-year-old kid, absent any connections,
26:55 infiltrated a gang in 48 hours is like they are they are trying you right now.
26:59 They they're not even trying to give us like good slop anymore.
27:04 Like we're we're we're beneath the level of fed slop with this, right?
27:07 It's just stupid.
27:08 It's nothing personal, Nick Shirley.
27:10 It's just dumb when you hear it that a person infiltrate a 23-year-old kid,
27:15 and I did say a white boy for a reason, which I will explain,
27:19 infiltrated the most dangerous gang in Brazil by himself with cameras, okay?
27:23 Anyway, Nick Shirley, after I said this on my show the next day,
27:27 it was like trending and all of these people,
27:29 the people I trust the least, by the way.
27:31 I mean, like Tim Pool,
27:32 everyone's like writing these statements like Nick Shirley got punched
27:35 in the face by me because I'm not an idiot.
27:38 I don't have to look deeper into that story.
27:39 It's obviously objectively on its face untrue and made up.
27:42 I don't know if it's for entertainment.
27:44 I don't know if it's for funnies.
27:45 I don't know the purpose of making up something like that.
27:48 I've just lived a little bit of life and know that that's not how it works.
27:51 And so, PBD, who has just been sort of taking
27:55 swipes at me for like since Charlie Kirk died,
27:57 you know, he notoriously hosted the person who said
27:59 I didn't speak to Charlie since, you know, 2019.
28:04 We hadn't spoken.
28:05 We were at war with each other.
28:06 Whatever.
28:06 I don't care.
28:07 You know, it's just add it to the pile of people
28:10 who are are constantly just making little snide comments on me.
28:13 But Nick PBD, who was one of the people
28:16 who issued a kind statement about Nick Shirley because gasp,
28:19 he can't doesn't believe that he infiltrated a gang in 48 hours,
28:23 hosted him on his show.
28:25 And they show the clip of what I said, and PBD's pretending he had no idea.
28:31 He completely already knew I said this.
28:33 Even the whole little scene you're going
28:34 to watch between them is just so contrived.
28:37 It just bothers me on a level of why do we have to live in this soap opera?
28:42 Why are we all Sim characters?
28:44 Who who pulling the strings?
28:46 Anyway, I want you to listen to this conversation that they have.
28:51 When the market is supporting you, who in the market is criticizing you
28:55 that you're surprised on the conservative side?
28:59 Are there people who are like, "Nick, go.
29:01 You're doing great." And then there's people that are like,
29:03 "Yeah, I don't know if I like what he's doing."
29:05 Candace Owens came after me uh a while back.
29:08 That was very interesting.
29:09 Why would Candace Owens come after you?
29:11 I don't know.
29:12 She like didn't believe my Brazilian favela video.
29:15 And Oh, it's not even the So, you're talking This is a couple years ago.
29:18 This is not recent.
29:21 recent.
29:20 She's like, "White boy." I'm like, it was very like snarky of her to do this.
29:27 Interesting.
29:27 This is it?
29:29 Yeah.
29:32 But which video was that?
29:33 Is that a recent video?
29:35 Last summer.
29:36 I'm just going to say I don't believe that at all.
29:38 I'm sorry.
29:39 I just I I I I I just It's so stupid.
29:40 I'm not even going to tell you why I don't believe it.
29:41 It's like It's like if you don't know that that's
29:43 stupid that he infiltrated the gang in 48 hours.
29:48 Like it's just that's so dumb.
29:49 I'm so tired of dumb.
29:51 That's not how that works, okay?
29:52 You don't just go up to gangs on the street
29:55 as a nice-looking white boy with a camera and say,
29:57 "Hey, I just wanted to sort of like see what you're doing here.
29:59 What's going on?" Okay, let's just stop.
30:01 That's stupid.
30:02 Of course that's dumb.
30:03 I'm sorry, Nick.
30:03 I know you're young.
30:04 I hope you know, whoever is your contact that has you infiltrating
30:07 antifa and infiltrating El Salvador at the age of 23 years old,
30:11 it just feels like Sean Penn young to me.
30:15 Meaning your your handler or you're representing somebody?
30:18 Like she's basically saying that's fake.
30:20 She's saying that's fake.
30:21 And I'm like, well, maybe if these podcasters
30:23 would actually leave their podcast studios, no offense, Pat,
30:26 uh they leave their podcast studios and go and like do journalism,
30:29 like they'd actually see like stuff just sometimes just happens.
30:34 It was that last part that really sent me cuz it's just so lol.
30:37 And then this whole like, "Oh, why don't you try to do real journalism
30:40 and and like leave your basement from podcasting.
30:43 Alex Clark kind of backed this up,
30:44 too, because like she can't miss an opportunity.
30:46 Turning Point can't miss miss an opportunity because I think
30:49 I took from them what they believe is rightfully theirs.
30:52 But she wrote this, "Nick Shirley is a real journalist.
30:54 Candace Owens is not." Oh, okay.
30:55 So, we're in a podcast, we're in the basement.
30:57 Hey Nick, so the reason why we know that that doesn't make sense, actually,
31:01 is because you have to be the most sheltered person in the world to even
31:07 have to to need it to be explained to you why that's not plausible.
31:10 Okay?
31:10 It's not about It's not a job.
31:12 Okay?
31:12 People just live in these scenarios.
31:15 People like literally,
31:16 I have five year five-year-olds in my family who have seen more
31:20 and lived through more than you've probably ever lived through in your life.
31:23 The circumstance itself did not happen.
31:25 And I I cannot tell you how much it frustrates me that you're pretending
31:29 that I'm coming from a position
31:30 of privilege when it's actually the exact opposite.
31:32 You couldn't do this in Chicago.
31:34 You couldn't do this in Detroit.
31:36 Forget in a favela in Brazil.
31:38 Places like that, which I have Brazilians in my family,
31:40 you don't even go to parts in Brazil without having
31:43 someone who is from that place and from that neighborhood.
31:46 Uh so, no, it's not about podcasting in my basement.
31:49 I actually lived a lot of life, Nick Shirley,
31:51 before I got to podcasting in my basement,
31:53 before I was married, before I had children.
31:55 In fact, I moved down to South America
31:58 for 2 months to learn Spanish with very strict instructions.
32:01 The school that I enrolled in, don't wear any jewelry,
32:03 don't don't wear any makeup, don't look American.
32:06 You don't just go down there, as I said,
32:09 and why I'm pointing out the fact that you are
32:10 a white boy is because you don't look like them.
32:13 The whole idea when you're down there is
32:14 to blend in, not to come with the camera.
32:17 A Mormon kid from Utah with the camera, "Oh, hey,
32:20 what's the most dangerous game in this in this favela?
32:22 Can I infiltrate in 48 hours?" It just didn't happen.
32:26 It didn't It didn't even kind of happen.
32:29 And any Like I said,
32:30 you have to That could only work you'd have to sell this to billionaires, right?
32:34 You could only make people who have never touched their own door handles.
32:39 Like you'd have to grow up like Paris Hilton and go
32:42 somewhere where Nick Shirley is and he tells you about how
32:44 he infiltrated a favela and she would think that that's plausible
32:47 cuz she's never even been to like a dangerous gas station.
32:50 That's how fake that is.
32:51 Like there are gas stations on the New
32:53 Jersey Turnpike that people you couldn't infiltrate.
32:57 You couldn't buy a bag of chips and feel safe, okay?
33:00 And you're trying to tell us that you're just
33:02 a 23-year-old kid who infiltrated a favela in 48 hours.
33:05 I don't need to pierce but beyond the layer.
33:07 I've just lived these things.
33:09 I've lived these circumstances and so have the majority of people.
33:12 And so I don't understand the purpose of Nick Shirley.
33:14 I didn't know that there was this huge
33:15 scandal and then subsequently found out that people,
33:18 you know, think he's fed jacketed.
33:19 I wasn't trying to hit upon that.
33:21 I just watched the video and had a reaction
33:23 to how stupid it was that they're trying to sell it.
33:25 They're not even giving us good psyops anymore.
33:28 They have such low respect for us.
33:30 Um you you couldn't go to trailer parks and do that.
33:33 There are certain trailer parks, a lot of them,
33:35 that you couldn't go through and do that.
33:37 Like you would get harmed.
33:38 And by the way, it's irresponsible to suggest
33:40 to 23-year-old kids that they can do this.
33:42 I actually find it to be irresponsible.
33:44 Like yeah, you want to be like Nick Shirley,
33:46 you can just go down with the camera, no connections, and you know,
33:50 you'll suddenly arrive and be welcomed into a gang.
33:53 They'll be holding guns and you're perfectly safe.
33:55 He's just that amazing.
33:57 His words are just that gentle and just that kind.
33:59 I pointed out that you would have obviously stood out, Nick,
34:03 as a white boy walking through a favela with a camera.
34:06 They would look, there's just a certain natural things that happen.
34:09 You stand out in the jungle.
34:12 Oh, this does not look like someone that should be here.
34:15 You could say the same thing.
34:16 If you if you put any person,
34:18 you could if you put a gangster rapper and you put him up in the suburb
34:23 suburbs which where they haven't seen a person with melanin in over a century,
34:27 they'd go, "That person is standing out there with their jeans down low,
34:32 baby, you know, below their butts or something like that.
34:35 You just would look odd and you it is the exact
34:38 opposite of anybody who has lived and been around these areas,
34:41 you know that you don't do that.
34:43 It's just it's a basic survival thing, you don't do that.
34:46 You I I have family reunions Nick Shirley couldn't infiltrate and survive.
34:50 That's just the reality.
34:51 Like so this whole like tough boy because they don't leave their basement,
34:55 you sound sheltered.
34:56 You sound sheltered that you think that because
34:59 I podcast today that I didn't live
35:01 a lot more yesterdays way more aggressive yesterdays
35:05 than you've ever lived in your entire life.
35:07 That's why I laughed Nick cuz it's so implausible that you did that.
35:11 And the other thing that I want to add here is just more broadly speaking,
35:15 I don't know why they're doing this now.
35:17 It's and I do think we're getting to this sort
35:18 of stage of idiocracy whether we're talking about the Erica Kirk thing,
35:22 everyone can see it that is so painfully and obviously
35:24 untrue whether we're talking about the Nick Shirley thing,
35:27 it's like they've calculated to a point where they
35:30 should just be able to with X amount of dollars,
35:32 with this amount of influencers,
35:34 and with this much power behind a political party whether it's
35:38 we're going to get Trump to support this person or you know,
35:41 we're going to get Kamala Harris support this person.
35:44 It's like an equation that they're just like this equals success.
35:48 And we're rejecting that.
35:51 We have to hold on to common sense.
35:52 Like we all just have to know that Nick
35:55 Shirley did not infiltrate a gang in 48 hours.
35:57 We all just have to know that it is not normal for a woman whose husband
36:02 was assassinated in broad daylight to 6 days
36:05 later be on a Zoom call laughing about emojis.
36:09 Like we should all say, "Nope." Doesn't pass the sniff test and I'm
36:13 just not going to have you explain to me.
36:15 I'm not going to like make you like pretend
36:18 that this is some sort of controversy because I have common sense.
36:21 They're trying to make it illegal to think.
36:24 Like it's illegal to just know things spiritually,
36:28 instinctively, intuitively, doesn't pass the sniff test,
36:31 and I just feel like we have to hold firm on that.
36:34 So, I don't mean mean to use Nick Shirley as an example.
36:36 I don't care to further wade into the controversy of people
36:41 who are talking about his background and saying that he's been created.
36:45 I tend to just look at how people react when I point
36:47 out the obvious to know that he's got some backing behind him, right?
36:50 He's up here crying about a a little remark about favela.
36:54 Like, okay.
36:55 It didn't happen.
36:55 So, take that or leave that.
36:57 He is being pushed upon us for some reason.
36:59 I don't know what that reason is.
37:01 By the way, he's now going to be going to Cuba, guys.
37:05 No connections.
37:05 He's just going to Cuba.
37:07 He claims he he went to Cuba.
37:10 He was almost taken hostage.
37:11 Man, this is the bravest kid in the entire world.
37:14 And of course, this headline from yesterday,
37:17 "Will the US invade Cuba?" It tells us that spy flights there are surging.
37:22 There are new sanctions.
37:24 And we all know the CIA is involved in Cuba at this moment.
37:27 So, I don't find the timing of Nick
37:29 Shirley I find everything about him to be suspicious.
37:32 I would say to everyone, look at these videos with some degree
37:35 of caution cuz that none of this is natural.
37:38 Neither is like the fake feigned surprise of PBD.
37:42 I'm so surprised that Candace came after you.
37:44 Like, completely ridiculous.
37:45 Anyway, we'll take a brief break before I get to some of your comments.
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39:51 I should also be clear that when we're using the term,
39:53 we say someone's fed jacketed,
39:55 it doesn't mean that this person is a fed themselves.
39:58 It just means that they clearly have connections with the government and they
40:02 are being sort of just kind of put upon us, the worst upon us.
40:05 We don't really know why.
40:07 And I would just say that that's just common sense.
40:10 It doesn't pass the sniff test for me and I'm just going to hold that opinion.
40:13 I'm not going to investigate.
40:14 I'm not passionate about Nick Shirley.
40:15 It was such a non-item on my show that the fact
40:18 that he's like trying to extend it into some beef is ridiculous.
40:22 The fact that it was even trending after I said it.
40:24 Like Like I said, the people we trust the least all being like,
40:27 "He's the most amazing thing.
40:29 I can't believe he had to survive someone saying that he didn't
40:31 go to a favela." That in and of itself feels feels inauthentic.
40:35 That just That's not a a normal way to react to someone saying,
40:37 "Yeah, don't buy that one." Um and like I said,
40:40 I wasn't aware of the history of people who had gone after him
40:43 and showed whatever the connections were
40:45 and I'm I don't plan on investigating it.
40:47 I just don't care enough.
40:48 On to bigger things, uh more important things like I said,
40:51 which for me is the Charles Kirk assassination.
40:54 A top comment from last episode, friend ban writes,
40:56 "I think Erica hit the sixth stage of grief,
40:59 which is bridal shots." Yes, you guys I I think we're with me,
41:02 just very confused about why she was in the drapes.
41:06 I don't know what was going on.
41:07 I know that I couldn't do that when I was a kid.
41:09 My mom would say, "Get out them drapes right now." Um she just or whatever.
41:15 And I it was very bridal and next thing we know,
41:18 like I said, we were being shouted at.
41:19 Alex B writes, "I desperately need an Erica Kirk South Park episode." Yes.
41:24 Oh my.
41:25 That would be amazing.
41:28 Obviously, we would get in so much trouble.
41:31 So much trouble.
41:34 But it I think it's worth it if we are in trouble.
41:36 We're already in trouble all the time with the mainstream media.
41:39 So, uh that might happen.
41:40 Like I said, Charlie would have laughed at that stuff,
41:42 but we see that Erica has taken
41:43 the Drew Ski skit deadly serious for some reason.
41:46 Um and for the record,
41:48 the people that were trying to turn that into something racial,
41:50 like Andrew Colvette, now do like black conservatives.
41:55 He does every race.
41:57 If you know Drew Ski's skits, he makes fun of Vietnamese people.
42:01 He dressed up like he was Vietnamese person, did this whole nail salon thing.
42:04 So, it's this It was not because of her race that he did that.
42:07 And just last week he dropped a massive video where he was targeting
42:12 black British actors and it was hilarious and we just laughed at it.
42:15 So, I hate to see that the right has become the things that we
42:19 hated about the left like not able to just take a joke on its face.
42:22 Nobody got hurt in him mocking Eric Kirk.
42:25 Uh clearly she got her feelings hurt,
42:27 but it's because she takes herself apparently uh way too seriously
42:30 or maybe she was just promised that she would be protected and she
42:33 would everyone was just going to love her and I think she's
42:34 quite surprised that the opposite thing um seems to be what they accomplished.
42:39 And the reason for that is because
42:40 she just comes across as inauthentic and dishonest.
42:43 Um and they have no response for all of the various lies,
42:47 inconsistencies, um inaccuracies that we have pointed out.
42:50 They just keep saying demonic, send out the pastor,
42:52 send out the pastor to tell him it's demonic, it's demonic.
42:55 No, lies are actually in fact satanic.
42:59 Satan is the author of lies.
43:01 So, if you're looking to people who have been telling the truth
43:05 or people who are trying to get out the truth and I will say,
43:08 do we make mistakes sometimes?
43:09 Absolutely.
43:10 But at least we have it in our heart that when we do those mistakes,
43:13 we course correct, we apologize, and we move on.
43:15 You guys are on a level of arrogance uh that when
43:19 you get literally just caught lying, you yell at us.
43:23 You she doesn't show up to an event and you have JD Vance lecture us.
43:26 Get out of my face, JD Vance.
43:28 I'm sorry.
43:29 I actually really disliked him after that.
43:31 I'm like he's sitting up here on the stage yelling at us because she
43:33 doesn't want to go to the event because no one wants to hear her speak.
43:36 Like that's so backwards and it is so
43:38 abusive and narcissistic to do that to people.
43:41 You you want to make comments,
43:42 you wanted to be Charlie Kirk so bad that you allegedly made a whole AI
43:46 video saying your husband wanted you and we
43:48 all deep down spiritually know that is untrue.
43:51 Okay?
43:52 Charlie didn't change his mind 2 weeks before he died.
43:54 We know what he thought.
43:55 We have hours and hours and hours and hours
43:57 of footage of Charlie Kirk saying women should stay home.
44:01 You wanted to put on your big girl glitter pants
44:03 and and take his role and be CEO and chairman.
44:06 Well, guess what?
44:07 Life's tough, get a helmet, okay?
44:09 No one feels bad for you because you have to deal
44:11 with criticism that Charlie had to deal with for last 10 years,
44:14 and he took it gracefully, he fought, he answered the questions,
44:17 he allowed people to go through his life.
44:19 I've had to do the same thing.
44:21 Nobody's crying crying for me when I'm my family's getting attacked,
44:25 and all of a sudden you just think that what
44:26 this was supposed to be I dub thee Erica Kirk, the CEO of Turning Point USA.
44:32 Nobody ask any questions.
44:35 What is that?
44:36 Wrong country, sweetheart.
44:37 No, we don't we don't do the king and queen I dub thee stuff here.
44:41 So, if you can't take the heat, get the hell out of the kitchen, Erica.
44:45 That's just the reality.
44:46 Just get out of the kitchen, step down,
44:48 go away, and pretend to be a grieving widow.
44:50 That works for everybody.
44:53 Anyway, a little too fired up here.
44:55 I'm going to move on to your comments from today's episode.
44:59 We have a Bill K writes, "Crisis King, Marzi Queen, and Candace is a princess.
45:03 Happy late Mother's Day." Thank you so much.
45:05 No, the only princess in this house is my daughter.
45:07 She's definitely a princess.
45:09 Um she's just working me these days, man.
45:11 You just it's so fast how clever they are.
45:13 They just know what to say to get what they want.
45:16 I'm being outworked by toddlers over here.
45:18 Moderator Marzi writes, "Hey Candace,
45:20 I know you were covering Nick Fuentes surely today,
45:21 but I wanted to let you know that the Quartering has messed with you on X
45:24 and is now facing a potential lawsuit
45:26 involving false flagging and deplatforming other YouTube channels,
45:30 as well as for doxing and harassment." That's very interesting.
45:33 I did not know that.
45:34 Um I will look into that.
45:36 I had no idea.
45:37 I who is suing him?
45:38 I know nothing about that.
45:39 I just read these comments live, so I wasn't expecting that one,
45:41 and I have I can't really add anything
45:43 to that, but I thank you for giving me that tip.
45:45 Um Mrs.
45:46 MPK writes, "What's your response
45:47 to reporting that during your private interview,
45:50 Erica Kirk gave you Bryan Harpole's
45:52 alibi for the alleged Fort Huachuca sighting?
45:54 Did you ask Erica for her alibi during your meeting?" Um ops doing the most.
45:59 This merits clarification.
46:00 Yeah, no, absolutely.
46:01 Uh she gave me the I thought it was very strange.
46:03 So, my thought process, just to remind you guys,
46:05 and you'll see this all cuz this is going to come out in the filings,
46:07 and I actually I'm thinking about doing the Brian Friedman thing,
46:10 which was obviously a lawyer Blake Lively Justin Baldoni,
46:14 where he just put it all online cuz I have nothing to hide.
46:16 So, the timeline on that is when I had received the email
46:20 from Mitch or email it was Mitch's friend that emailed me,
46:22 and I called him, and he said his story.
46:25 He was clear that he saw Brian Harpole and he saw Erica.
46:28 But, he said he saw Erica Kirk on the 8th, and she wasn't leaving a meeting.
46:33 Brian Harpole he saw on the 9th,
46:35 and he was leaving the meeting on Fort Huachuca base,
46:37 and that was when the cops were called, all of that.
46:40 And I You have to remember like at this particular time, I didn't suspect Erica,
46:46 and I felt like she was under a lot of like pressure.
46:49 And I didn't want to unnecessarily put a spotlight
46:54 on her because he saw her at a hotel.
46:55 It wasn't related to the meeting.
46:57 He didn't see her with Brian,
46:58 and I knew that her mom and her stepdad have contracts with the government.
47:04 So, there's a thousand other reasons that she could have been
47:06 at the Fort Huachuca airbase that were not, you know, weird.
47:11 So, I made the decision when I first presented the story,
47:13 which was absent before my interview with Mitch.
47:15 So, I basically first told Mitch's story,
47:18 his entire background, and then I said,
47:20 "And he says that he saw Brian Harpole." If you go back
47:23 and you watch that, I said he saw Brian Harpole on the 9th, right?
47:26 Removed Erica from it entirely.
47:28 Instantly, the next day Erica did went on her tour, the stop tour.
47:33 And Erica suddenly was very panicked about this.
47:36 So, it's almost to me like she knew that if we got Mitch onto the show,
47:40 he was going to tell the other part, which was that he saw Erica.
47:43 Like there was some like she did it was the not the five,
47:47 the Harrison What is her name on Fox News?
47:51 I'm totally blanking on her name.
47:52 If you guys remember it, tell me.
47:55 Harrison Faulkner was her is her name I think.
47:59 Yeah, she went on Harris Harris Faulkner, sorry.
48:02 Harris Faulkner, she went on that show and then she was all fired
48:05 up for the first time and like stop conspiracy theories you need to stop.
48:08 That was the very next day.
48:09 So I was like that's interesting cuz we didn't mention the Erica part yet.
48:12 Does she know something that like it felt weird.
48:14 Then the day after that she did Barry Weiss and they cut the clip of her saying,
48:19 "What do you have to say to the podcaster
48:20 Candace Owens?" I then would later find
48:22 out that they had planned that the question
48:24 answer segment and she's like stop, just stop.
48:26 Then I got Justin Strife that backfires.
48:28 Justin Strife emails us and we're off for the weekend
48:31 cuz I said I'm going to interview Mitch next.
48:33 I had said that.
48:34 I get Ian Carroll calling me and he's got Paramount tacked I mean uh
48:37 Valhalla the YouTuber Green Beret basically already
48:41 threatening me like don't don't interview Mitch.
48:45 That was what was coming up.
48:45 I was I wanted to interview Mitch as I said um or else he's going to sue.
48:49 So I'm getting threatened with a lawsuit before I
48:51 even interview Mitch and I'm like dude, what's up?
48:53 So I message Brian Harpole and I'm like, "Hey,
48:56 like I'm going to have this guy Mitch on but like we could
48:59 I could also like if you want to debunk it I'm happy to do.
49:01 I don't know this guy but this reaction doesn't feel organic to me.
49:05 Like everybody seems to be panicking and I haven't yet had Mitch on.
49:08 He doesn't answer.
49:09 So I'm like okay.
49:10 Then Erica comes and we sit down.
49:13 They scheduled it for Monday and you will remember so they were
49:16 still thinking I was going to have Mitch on my show then.
49:19 They scheduled it during the block where I would normally have my show.
49:21 They said let's have a ceasefire.
49:23 No one's going to talk and then they boosted Paramount Tactical basically trying
49:27 to debunk me on the show while I was in a hotel for 4 hours.
49:33 And I thought it was very odd that she said to me that they were
49:36 very upset with Brian Harpole that they were
49:39 not they had a communication breakdown with him.
49:41 They never authorized him to go on the Shawn Ryan
49:44 show but then she handed me an alibi for him.
49:47 I'm like, "Why are you concerned about his alibi?
49:49 You're not talking to this guy and you're going to fire Brian Harpole.
49:52 why are you concerned about his alibi so
49:54 much that you're handing it to me, right?
49:57 And then we look at it, I looked at it and I said, "Oh,
49:58 this actually does not cover the time period
50:01 that Mitch said he saw him." So at that moment,
50:03 I'm not saying to her anything that he saw you,
50:06 too, but I'm paying attention to her behavior.
50:10 Right?
50:10 At that point, she had already told me a couple of lies, so I was on the like,
50:14 "Okay, let's go easy." Clocked her on a couple of lies,
50:17 but I didn't want her to stop talking.
50:19 And she sort of just sat up and handed me Brian Harpole's flights,
50:22 which were for 1:49 p.m.
50:24 on the 9th going to Utah.
50:26 And I said, "This doesn't cover the time period,
50:28 so this is not This doesn't actually debunk anything." And she said,
50:31 "Oh." I thought that's weird.
50:34 Cuz I'm you're not talking to Brian Harpole, so what's up with this, you know?
50:40 Then after all was said and done, then and then Justin asked me,
50:43 "Are you going to" still didn't mention it to her.
50:45 And then Justin asked me, uh "When is your show off air?" cuz we
50:49 were coming up on Christmas, and I was like, "Well, in a couple of days,
50:51 actually." And it was almost like they just kind
50:53 of wanted to get me not to interview him.
50:57 And then I interviewed him.
50:58 I did it on the 18th.
50:59 I was like, "I'm going to do this because I messaged Brian Harpole,
51:03 Erica didn't give me an alibi for him, and I allowed Mitch to tell a story,
51:07 and he said that he saw Erica on the 8th."
51:10 And what happened thereafter was we were threatened, literally threatened.
51:16 I mean, when you see these messages that Valhalla was
51:19 sending about how I would be ruined, he explicitly says,
51:23 "She We're going to ruin her by being like if
51:25 she does not like basically revoke her commentary about Fort Huachuca,
51:29 we're going to basically bury her in everything Mitch has done in his past.
51:33 I'm talking to his ex-wife." I'm like,
51:34 "What is Why are Valhalla and Paramount Tactical" Then they called Mitch.
51:39 And they tried to play good cop.
51:41 They were like, "Yeah, brother.
51:43 Like uh we'd love to have have on the show,
51:45 fellow green green beret." But they were saying
51:47 that I made up that he they were telling me
51:49 the opposite or trying to tell me the opposite
51:51 that this is a a case of stolen valor.
51:54 I went this is really weird.
51:55 Who's directing these two people?
51:57 Who's directing Paramount Tactical and Valhalla?
52:00 And then lo and behold the answer came when accidentally Paramount Tactical read
52:07 Erica's alibi um live on his show when it said please don't share.
52:13 And then what was stranger is that the kids
52:15 in the photo who's like these are her kids.
52:16 She was walking with her kids.
52:18 I didn't even share the fact that I knew that that was not her kids.
52:24 Well guess what?
52:24 Guess who just admitted that guys?
52:26 Paramount Tactical.
52:27 He says okay fine they have now just admitted over the weekend that the boy
52:32 in the Fort Huachuca alibi photo is
52:34 not Erica's which the internet immediately clocked.
52:37 Okay, if you have kids you know you're not looking at a 16-month-old.
52:40 I think that's how old um their son would have been.
52:43 This is giant child.
52:46 And I had someone very close to the family
52:48 say that's not either of the children actually.
52:51 So at least we now have Paramount admitting that's
52:54 the alibi that was given in which Andrew explicitly
52:57 states she was with her kids as he sends
53:00 the photo don't share those are not her kids.
53:04 Maybe it's GG I don't know.
53:07 Person that knows them says it's not.
53:10 We now have confirmation that's not the son.
53:13 So so much weird stuff happened and then to realize that Andrew was coordinating
53:18 that was trying he was the one
53:19 coordinating these like YouTubers Valhalla and Paramount Tactical.
53:24 What's weird about that is they were in communication with me.
53:26 Erica and I had just sat down.
53:28 So they could have just texted me and said hey
53:30 just so you know I saw that you mentioned uh
53:32 whatever here's Erica's alibi here's where she was um she
53:36 was she was not at Fort Huachuca she was here.
53:39 They didn't do that.
53:40 They went behind the scenes and I will clock another lie.
53:44 It was after Erica told me that they were getting rid of Andrew Colvin.
53:47 So, Andrew Colvin has been doing her dirty work.
53:49 She's obviously got caught red-handed working with Andrew Colvin
53:52 to get this out through this obscure YouTube channel, this alibi,
53:56 after she told me that they had hired crisis PR,
53:59 and they were moving Andrew out of out of PR.
54:02 I can't remember she said they were going to fire him,
54:04 but I certainly know that she said they were moving him completely off of PR,
54:07 full stop, and they had stopped using
54:08 him because he had been an unmitigated disaster.
54:11 That was when she was lying about Andrew went rogue, Andrew went rogue.
54:15 So, when you have this many lies that are being told
54:18 about something that I was pretty much like less than 50/50 on.
54:22 Genuinely, I I obviously fact-checked enough to know that Mitch was there.
54:25 He had the videos.
54:26 I had his hotel reservation.
54:28 I had um I had confirmed with a source that his ID tags were real,
54:33 the military ID tags.
54:34 He had sent me so much overwhelming proof that he was there.
54:37 Um when you have that sort of a reaction,
54:41 it doesn't make you think the person was not there.
54:44 So, they took me from being 40/60, maybe even 30/70.
54:48 Like, I believe Mitch was there, but like he could just have a weird memory.
54:52 They could have literally said, "Oh, I must have been a look-alike.
54:54 It wasn't Erica or Bryan." They did way too much.
54:59 And the amount of times that Bryan Harpole lies in this lawsuit on its face,
55:05 to me, does not make me think he was not at Fort Huachuca.
55:08 Him saying Candace had his alibi, they know that is objectively not true.
55:12 They know that his flights on a 9:40 for 1:49 p.m.
55:17 from Dallas to Salt Lake City.
55:19 Okay, so why are they Why would you put that in a filing?
55:22 Why are you saying he went on Shawn Ryan
55:24 because of the grief that I put him through,
55:26 knowing fully well that I never mentioned him on my show until post-Shawn Ryan?
55:31 These are lies.
55:32 He's lying in a court filing.
55:35 So, what This does not make me feel I I am
55:38 not here today going Well now that he's filed this lawsuit
55:40 I believe him for the first time I messaged him four
55:43 times I now believe Brian Harpole was not at Fort Huachuca.
55:46 It's the It's actually the opposite.
55:48 The filing to me feels like Blake Lively.
55:52 Feels like Blake Lively's filing.
55:53 It's meant for PR.
55:55 It is not based in truth.
55:57 They still have not provided any receipts as to his whereabouts
56:00 on the morning of the 9th and I look forward to getting them.
56:04 Anyway, um that was a You got a lot more than you bargained for with that.
56:10 But I I guess I had to get off my chest.
56:12 Um AJ Gons writes Hillsdale College objected
56:16 objective truth or willful blindness how disappointing.
56:19 I I can tell you that I knew that she was going to speak there.
56:22 I had so many students messaging me that were upset about it.
56:24 It's not who they had imagined their commencement address would be given by.
56:28 Arkansas Kansas writes I have this sick feeling in my gut that they
56:30 are going to say that Tyler Robinson
56:32 contracted the hantavirus before the trial begins.
56:35 I think that nothing can happen to Tyler Robinson.
56:41 If like if that happens it's going to be terrible.
56:45 For Erica it's going to be terrible for Turning Point USA.
56:48 Um they better keep him the healthiest I would say that would
56:51 be my suggestion but these people never do the thing that's right.
56:54 Um so we'll see what happens but I I don't think of that's likely.
56:59 Uh Ali writes Would it be the best way
57:00 to honor your husband's legacy be to oppose the Iran war
57:04 and support Thomas Massie or to cozy up to his bullies
57:06 and ignore that he was changing at the end?
57:09 You're doing that thing Ali where you're the common sense thing.
57:13 People don't like that anymore.
57:15 We're living in make-believe.
57:17 That's the a common sense.
57:18 Yeah, you uh you should you should hate
57:20 the people that were bullying your husband extra.
57:22 You shouldn't be teaming up with them.
57:24 But that's not how Erica lives.
57:26 Not the amazing remarkable Erica Kirk, not the magnificent Dr.
57:30 Kirk.
57:32 She's like something else.
57:35 Jane writes love from the UK.
57:37 Christ is king and genocide is always wrong.
57:38 Go max.
57:39 Still haven't changed my stance on that.
57:40 It's aging like fine wine.
57:42 Christ is king.
57:43 Genocide is always wrong.
57:45 It feels okay.
57:47 Good black girl writes new merch, please.
57:49 Life's tough, get a helmet.
57:51 I think we actually have that merch on the website.
57:53 Um I'm pretty sure.
57:56 Let's see.
57:56 Let's um check that out on the website.
57:59 We have some new merch.
58:00 No, I we had it at some point, but maybe we should get that back up there.
58:03 Anyway, speaking of which,
58:05 here is some new merch that we do have on the website.
58:08 Um we have some great stuff.
58:11 We've got that Candace unchained stuff unchained stuff that's there which
58:16 is We've got a lot of great merch right now, actually.
58:18 The he David is absolutely crushing it in merch.
58:21 So, if you'd like to support us and support independent work,
58:23 um you can just buy some merch.
58:26 Easy way.
58:27 Also, remind you guys that we are starting
58:28 the new book on the book club, my book.
58:31 I'm super excited.
58:32 Go to makehimasandwich.com if you'd like to buy.
58:34 You can also buy it on Amazon, wherever you buy books.
58:36 Uh but this is my baby.
58:38 So, if you have considered yourself to be a feminist in the past for all
58:42 the reasons that I considered myself to be a feminist when I was in college,
58:44 I challenge you to read this book.
58:46 Where my lefties at?
58:47 My lefties who watch the show,
58:48 I challenge you to read this book with us in the book club.
58:52 Uh sign up and join us for um Friday.
58:56 I love the book club and I keep forgetting that we have to do.
58:58 Could you just remind me to message David that we need to do book club merch?
59:01 Like I need just anything, you know?
59:04 Uh okay.
59:05 Anyway, you guys, that is all that I have to say today.
59:07 I completely over-answered that question,
59:10 but I just wanted to take you guys through it.
59:11 I do think we are going to do a website,
59:12 so you guys can read the documents yourselves and read all
59:14 the messages and the timeline that I created of how everything went down.
59:18 I am still very suspicious about Fort Huachuca.
59:21 Um and I think you should be too.
59:23 Let me know how you feel.
59:24 We will see you guys tomorrow.