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Who Ordered The Hit On Charlie Kirk? | Candace Ep 237

Published: 2025-09-17 | Watch on YouTube

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00:00:01 ▶️ Candace Owens: All right, you guys. Let’s actually start today’s episode with a game. I mean, the feds like to play games. Let’s play a game. And this is one that everybody can join in on, okay? It doesn’t matter how old or young you are. I want you to grab your cell phone, and I want you to go to your text messages. And search for certain terms that you just use when you speak to your friends—terms that were just casually tossed into a conversation, the alleged conversation held between the 22-year-old alleged killer📅📅📅📅📅 of Charlie, Tyler Robinson, and his 22-year-old boyfriend, Lance Twiggs. The first term I want you to search is “retrieve.” Look it up.

00:00:43 ▶️ Candace Owens: When was the last time that you used the word “retrieve” between you and a friend? Retrieve. I’m going to retrieve something. I played this game with my entire staff, and I was able to find, dating back for the last three years, two messages where someone used that term. The first person was somebody that was former military, and the second person was a cop. Makes sense. Okay, we’re not done playing this game. Second term that I want you to look for in your phone is “vehicle.” Vehicle. I mean, what pops up for you? Is that something that you say? I’m just gonna go outside to my vehicle. I left something in my vehicle. I’ll be right back. I just parked my vehicle outside. I don’t remember where I parked my vehicle.

00:01:28 ▶️ Candace Owens: What’s popping up for you? Probably literally nothing. Maybe something related to the DMV that came up for me—things about the DMV. I think for Skylar, something came up for his car wash: “your vehicle is ready.” Sounds pretty professional. I don’t know what to tell you guys, though, because what they’re telling us is that that is just the way the 22-year-olds are speaking these days. Apparently they just shoot the breeze with one another and they say “vehicle” and “retrieve.” And if you don’t believe me, then good. You shouldn’t believe that. You shouldn’t believe me when I say that. So welcome back to Candace.

00:02:22 ▶️ Candace Owens: I love vehicles. Love fast vehicles. I’m a big vehicle person, said nobody ever. The text messages that were released yesterday in the indictment of Tyler Robinson make perfect sense if you don’t think about them at all. Like, literally, if you suspend all reason, all rationality, then they can make perfect sense. That’s the only way. You just have to stop thinking. You gotta get to that point where you’re like, “Are we still talking about Jeffrey Epstein?” No. To be fair, now we are more broadly considering how stupid the feds believe that we are. And the frankly obnoxious messages that someone strung together must clearly be for either our own or their own entertainment.

00:03:06 ▶️ Candace Owens: So I want to hyper-focus on those. I want to actually hyper-focus on what exactly is wrong with these text messages between Lance and Tyler. Now, first and foremost, the obvious thing: there’s no timestamps. Right away, major red flag. Very easy to say he sent the first message at this time as a part of your investigation, right? Everybody is on edge globally wanting to know what happened, and they just remove that. But don’t worry, you guys, because like I told you, one of the things that Charlie and I always believed in was that we could work harder. And I gotta tell you, these devils are working pretty hard, but we can work harder than them, okay?

00:03:45 ▶️ Candace Owens: And I decided to go back and, on the basis of what Tyler Robinson allegedly writes to his lover, I decided I could work them into the timeline. I could work out an approximate timeline, at least for us to look at visually, for when they had to have been sent on the basis of what he’s saying, right? Because he says certain things that were not revealed to the public at a certain time. So we’re going to do that. I also want to point out the fact that the language—which many people said online, somebody actually left a very funny comment— it’s like borderline poetic. He’s got commas in there. It’s like perfect English. And that’s actually a striking contrast compared to what’s inscribed

00:04:27 ▶️ Candace Owens: on the casings, right? He goes through all of these memes that he’s written, and I’m not hip to the lingo, okay? You gotta be real deep internet and hip. But for whatever reason, when he’s writing these messages, he’s very proper, extremely proper, right? Really wants to make sure he gets the punctuation correct. Anyways, let’s just dive right back into the timeline. Let’s dive right back into this conversation. And we’re at first going to focus on the third message. And don’t forget, just to lead up into this. They are telling us that at no time that we’re allowed to know on September 10th, after Charlie was shot,

00:05:06 ▶️ Candace Owens: the roommate—that’s Lance—received a text message from Robinson which said, “Drop what you are doing. Look under my keyboard.” And so Lance—I don’t know what he does all day, but he can do that. He knows he’s home. And Lance then runs. I’m saying he ran, prances—who knows—and looks, and he sees this note. And to be clear, we’re never going to be able to see that note because the feds have since told us that the note was destroyed. But even though he destroyed the note, he took a picture of it. Yeah, that makes sense because if you’re gonna destroy something, the best thing to do is to take a picture of it. And the feds saw the picture, but we’re not gonna be able to see either. Anyways, don’t think about it if you want it to make sense.

00:05:48 ▶️ Candace Owens: Then we find out that Lance, I guess, decided to take a picture and then text Tyler back. And here is where he asks him. Lance says, “Tyler, what? You’re joking, right?” Because the note said, “I had the opportunity to take out Charlie, and I’m going to take it.” So Lance is like, “What? You’re joking.” And Robinson says to him—Tyler says—“I’m still okay, my love, but I am stuck in Orem, that’s the town that UVU is at, for a little while longer yet.” So poetic. “A little while longer yet.” I’m going to look that up on my phone later. “It shouldn’t be long until I can come home, but I gotta grab my rifle still. To be honest, I had hoped to keep this secret till I died of old age.

00:06:32 ▶️ Candace Owens: I’m sorry to involve you.” Now, I wanna jump to this next message because it gives us a timeline. He says to him—I assume right away—Lance says, “You weren’t the one who did it, right?” And Robinson says, “I am. I’m sorry.” And the roommate says, “I thought they caught the person.” OK, and Robinson responds, “No, they grabbed some crazy old dude, then interrogated someone in similar clothing. I had planned to grab my rifle from my drop point shortly after, but most of that side of town got locked down. It’s quiet—almost enough to get out—but there’s one vehicle lingering.” Okay, so that lets us actually be able to drop that into the timeline pretty simply.

00:07:18 ▶️ Candace Owens: Why? Because we know—we can pull up this timeline—that they at first thought it was George Zinn. So that’s who he’s referencing: some crazy old dude. And on the timeline, Skylar, if you wanna pull that up so we can go through it—what time Charlie gets shot? At 12:23 p.m.? Scroll down a bit. George Zinn. We learn about 30 minutes after that. George Zinn, the decoy boy—that’s when it’s announced that he’s a suspect in custody by the Utah police. But it’s not until, by the way, 5:30 p.m.—because he mentioned that second suspect—📅 and he curiously says in that correspondence that he’s wearing similar clothing, which I find to be strange.

00:07:58 ▶️ Candace Owens: We don’t know what that second suspect is wearing until 5:30 p.m📅📅., when Governor Cox—12 minutes into a press conference; the press conference began at 5:30 p.m.—mentions that the second suspect, who is a person of interest📅📅, is wearing all dark clothing. So the earliest that that message could have been sent out is after 5:30 p.m. I think it’s unlikely because I think, again, this is all made up—these messages—because he says “wearing similar clothing.” Okay, he tells us “dark clothing.” What’s similar about that? This guy allegedly, when he did this, was wearing black jeans and was wearing—pardon me—dark jeans and a black shirt.

00:08:42 ▶️ Candace Owens: So that’s like everyone on campus. OK, nobody in the press conference says we picked him up because he was wearing something similar to the shooter. So that language right there is actually a mistake from the feds. But again, it allows us to be able to plot it into the timeline. So that’s good. OK, timeline is back up here, and we then know. Kash Patel tweets that the subject in custody has been released. “Our investigation continues.” That was a mistake. The guy in the darker clothing—we don’t know who that is. And then it’s after—again, like I said—that these correspondences then had to take place. So we’re talking about late in the evening—six hours on.

00:09:23 ▶️ Candace Owens: I’m wondering what it is that Tyler Robinson is doing throughout this entire time. Skylar, you can keep this up because I wanna keep scrolling what he’s doing throughout this entire time because that’s a very long time for him to be just around campus. But then luckily he’s gonna let us know what he’s doing, right? He’s gonna jump right in here, and he’s telling us that he’s close to the scene. We know in this conversation he then says to Lance that he’s looking to get that rifle, right? He says, “I’m wishing I had circled back and grabbed it as soon as I got to my vehicle. I’m worried what my old man would do if I didn’t bring it back.” Oh, I’m sorry. Let’s actually go earlier.

00:10:06 ▶️ Candace Owens: He then tells us his alibi, which is amazing, right? He’s saying, “I’m lingering around there. I’m trying to get the vehicle.” And then, of course, as you always do when you’re trying to clean up things, you then spell out your alibi, right? He asks him—Lance asks him—“Why did you do this?” And Robinson says, “I had enough of his hatred. Some hate cannot be negotiated out. If I am able to grab my rifle unseen—like I’m trying to clean up the scene, but also I’m telling you exactly what my motive is here—I will have left no evidence. I’m going to attempt to retrieve it again. Hopefully they have moved on. I haven’t seen anything about them finding it.” Okay, so we are now late in the evening. He’s still hanging around. The roommate then comes and says, “How long have you been planning this?” He says, “A bit over a week, I believe.

00:10:50 ▶️ Candace Owens: I can get close to it.” Still trying to get close to that rifle. So I’m wondering if maybe the feds might drop us some footage, right? We should be able to see some footage. He’s got to be idling in his car. You’ve been speaking about how he has this car. I’m assuming he’s not just sitting in the woods or sitting on a sidewalk. Everybody’s—this is a quote-unquote “manhunt.” So where is he casually sitting, lingering, loitering? I don’t know, but that would be some pretty good footage that they could release if they don’t want us all to become conspiracy theorists, OK? He then says, “Yeah, I’ve been planning this for a bit over a week. I can get really close to it, but there’s a squad car that’s parked right by it.” That’s the drop-off spot. “I think they already swept the spot, but I don’t want to chance it.”

00:11:34 ▶️ Candace Owens: And then he tells Lance that “I’m wishing I had circled back and grabbed it as soon as I got to my vehicle.” Yeah, that’s a vehicle. “I’m worried what my old man would do if I didn’t bring back grandpa’s rifle.” I went to exactly where I got this rifle from, okay? I don’t know. I don’t even know if that’s—if it had a serial number. Weird, because he’s been planning this for a week. He might have checked. Now all of a sudden he’s getting in the details and is wondering if it had a serial number. That seems a little strange to me. But it wouldn’t trace to me, of course, because you just told us in writing that it’s your grandpa’s. Definitely trying to cover your tracks. “I worry about prints. I had to leave it in a bush where I changed outfits.” Okay, we’re going to get to that. Focus on the changing outfits. That’s a really important piece of this.

00:12:17 ▶️ Candace Owens: And that is why I am now a confirmed conspiracy theorist on this. Okay. “I left it in the bush where I changed outfits,” okay? “I didn’t have the ability or the time to bring it with. I might have to abandon it and hope that they don’t find prints. How the F will I explain losing it to my old man? Only thing I left was the rifle wrapped in a towel.” That’s the only thing. Otherwise, it was a perfect job. It was top of the line, professional job. The only thing I left behind was the weapon with my prints on it. Oh my gosh, right? Like that’s kind of amazing. Okay. Then he, of course, explains: “Remember how I was engraving the bullets?

00:13:01 ▶️ Candace Owens: The effing messages are mostly a big meme. I know I speak proper here, but it’s just a meme that I was writing. I wrote ‘notice his bulge.‘” On Fox News, I might have a stroke if they say that, right? If I see “notice his bulge” on Fox News, I might have a stroke. All right, I’m going to have to leave📅 it. Oh, that really sucks. It’s almost perfect. OK, so he then ends this message. This is all from the day. This is all we have from September 10th. Okay. “Judging from today, I’d say grandpa’s gone.” I want to make it very clear. This is grandpa’s gun. Okay. Nobody should question this narrative because he has put it all here. “I’d say grandpa’s gun does just fine.” I don’t know. I think that was a $2,000 scope. Okay. So that ends that exchange.

00:13:45 ▶️ Candace Owens: Now, I have a couple of notes here that I put here at the end of day one as we worked in this correspondence, which all had to happen. Let’s call it 7 p.m. earliest, as I say here—which I want to be clear. The campus is four hours—three to four hours—away from where Tyler and Lance live together. We have a map here to show you that. So he’s just loitering. Loitering until—like I said—earliest. He’s signifying around, like, 7 p.m.📅 that he’s still very close to campus. That’s a long day. That’s a real long day just waiting to see when you can go in there. And there’s a manhunt. And he’s chill. He’s chill because he’s changed his outfit. How do we know he changed his outfit? Because he made it very clear

00:14:28 ▶️ Candace Owens: that he changed. He drops the clothes—his shooting clothes—right there. He got changed. He didn’t have time to take the rifle that he put in the towel, but he did have time to change. That totally makes sense. And then for whatever reason, he had to leave the rifle with the prints on it, okay? What’s interesting about that though is, like, you know, we should recognize that—curiously—what they’ve removed from this indictment—again, relevant to the clothes—was the fact that—and the governor is going to say it—that we are told that he at first enters campus on this day at 8:07 a.m.

00:15:06 ▶️ Candace Owens: TMZ shows us the footage—remember—of the man wearing a maroon t-shirt and shorts. That’s how this day begins—that is walking through a neighborhood just outside of university grounds. Governor Cox has confirmed this is him. Not mentioned in the indictment. That’s curious. Seems very relevant. Surely, like, I mean, you guys should be mentioning that—the outfit. What did he do, by the way? From 8:07 a.m., when he walked onto campus, to when he is then seen walking back onto campus at 11:51—that’s about four hours.

00:15:41 ▶️ Candace Owens: Something else the feds could release to dispel any conspiracy theories would be him walking back to his car because you’re telling us he then goes back to campus and he’s in a different outfit. Can we get him leaving campus? We know the place is covered with cameras. That would make me feel better if you showed us him leaving campus and then we see him coming back in a different outfit. Again, not clear why he couldn’t just wear the outfit he was going to wear since I would imagine you’ve got thousands and thousands of students that are wearing something as casual as a black t-shirt and blue jeans.

00:16:16 ▶️ Candace Owens: I understand a need for a change if you’re in, like, you know, a sniper outfit or if you’re wearing, like, I don’t know, a Barney costume, you know? If you showed up and you’re wearing, like, a full Halloween costume, then yeah, maybe you should change. But it’s just an average college kid outfit. You know, this is just what you expect to see on campus. It’s just what boys wear. Anyways, like I said, those would be my points from day one. The feds can release that. And also I’m wondering where did Tyler spend the night? Can they clarify that? He certainly couldn’t have made it out of Orem and back there and back to his home. “I’m coming home soon” would have been the wee hours of the morning. This would have been a good time, by the way, if you’re really trying to get away with this, to tell

00:16:59 ▶️ Candace Owens: your lover to delete the text messages, but he doesn’t do that. He’s not gonna tell him to delete the text messages on this night. Presumably he saw him. They didn’t say he went home to his parents’ house. So what happened overnight? When did he get home? He’s been so thorough in describing that cleanup job. And by the way, we know that Discord is going to later say that those messages were not coordinated📅 on their server, which I would say was definitely a part of the broader plan, okay? Let’s get into September 11 because a lot happens here, and you are going to really see what I see here, and we need to demand answers, okay?

00:17:34 ▶️ Candace Owens: So on September 11th, we are presented with the first FBI press conference where they confirm that they have found a weapon in the woods. Let’s take a listen to a bit of that. (Clip of FBI spokesperson)

🎤 FBI Spokesperson

00:17:49 ▶️ FBI Spokesperson: This morning I can tell you that we have recovered what we believe is the weapon that was used in yesterday’s shooting. It is a high-powered bolt-action rifle. That rifle was recovered in a wooded area where the shooter had fled. The FBI laboratory will be analyzing this weapon.

🎤 Candace Owens

00:18:10 ▶️ Candace Owens: Now I wouldn’t say the shooter had fled just based off of what he was—just kind of lurking around where he needed to go get his weapon back, okay? Like for a long time, but whatever. Let’s go with that. Then what we have after that 7 a.m. press conference is that exclusively our guys—our resident guys over at the New York Post (every exclusive ever: Jeffrey Epstein’s death pictures, Ghislaine Maxwell found at an In-N-Out)—it’s always the New York Post, okay? I view them as the feds. Like if I’m the feds and I’m trying to make this seem like this is organic, I wouldn’t give it to the New York Post because we’re in Utah. And so cops are probably not leaking to a New York-based publication.📅 But whatever, they have the exclusive.

00:18:53 ▶️ Candace Owens: They’re the ones that reveal the photo. They always have the exclusive. Okay. And they show us the gun used in the shooting. Their article publishes at—and by the way, my timeline is all based in Mountain Time— so that says 11:21 a.m. Eastern. They publish at 9:21 a.m., two hours after that first press conference, and say “exclusive.” They are the ones that drop the trans narrative. They say these things are found on the bullets. Okay. And then just seven minutes later, the FBI— Salt Lake City—drops static images of the alleged shooter walking up the stairs. Okay, so now we can see on our timeline that’s around 10 a.m. in the morning, Salt Lake City time—Mountain Time.

00:19:38 ▶️ Candace Owens: So we can then assume that everything else that’s about to happen that I’m going to tell you had to have happened between approximately 10:30 and seven o’clock p.m. Okay, I have a source, and everything the source has told me that has happened—and when we were lied to publicly—has proven to be correct. So I am very inclined to believe this source on a couple of other things. And when I speak also to Lance’s family, they are confirming what the source is telling me. So we’re going to go through this: 10:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.—all of the things that then took place. So they released the photo, and then we are told—as my source initially told me—that it was the mother who recognized Tyler, and she phones him up. Tyler says, “Mom, I’m sick.”

00:20:22 ▶️ Candace Owens: She doesn’t believe it. She loops in Dad, okay? Dad then texts, and he calls Tyler. And at this point, we can jump back into day two of our messages because Robinson says—he says to Lance—“Delete this exchange.” Okay, so… Apparently, he did answer, according to the indictment.

00:20:56 ▶️ Candace Owens: The dad says he didn’t answer his text messages, but then the father called him, and Tyler Robinson answered. And he tells us that Tyler was suicidal, and that is when they just told him, like, you know, “Calm down. Let’s speak to you.” They bring over their neighbor—share a friend—and they agree that he should go in. Now… If he was, in fact, suicidal, you don’t get that vibe from these messages to his lover, right? There’s nothing in here that he’s like, “I can’t believe what I’ve done.” Now, he slept. We don’t know where. He seems to be perhaps on very little sleep. I would imagine he was. He just murdered someone. And he’s not indicating in these messages that he’s going through any sort of suicidal feelings.

00:21:38 ▶️ Candace Owens: Instead, he sends this very odd thing about his dad who he says he’s not answering. He writes📅, “Since Trump got into office, my dad has been pretty die-hard MAGA.” There’s something here for everyone if you want to take the low-hanging fruit and think of this as left versus right, right? So if you’re, like, you know, on the right, you’re like, “I need to blame the left.” Then it’s like, “Whoa, the trans thing is here.” But if you’re on the left that you need to blame the right— well, “Dad was a die-hard MAGA.” It’s like—it’s so fed. You know, it’s just so federally written. It’s amazing. So chaos right here. Anyways, I guess maybe if you’re suicidal, that’s what you said: “Dad’s been pretty die-hard MAGA.” And then we don’t know again when these messages took place, but it all had to happen in these seven or eight hours.

00:22:18 ▶️ Candace Owens: He says, “I’m going to turn myself in willingly. One of my neighbors is here. He is deputy for the sheriff. You are all I worry about, love.” I mean, he seems impassioned here. He doesn’t seem suicidal. And then Lance comes back and says, “I’m much more worried about you.” And Robinson says, “Don’t talk to the media, please. Don’t take any interviews or make any comments,” because the feds want to let you know why it is that we’re not talking to Lance. They gotta tell you because Tyler told him. Duh. If you’re going, “Wow, if Lance is really not guilty and he hasn’t done anything, this would be a good time to speak,” right? No, Lance is not doing that because Tyler right here says, “Don’t talk to the media, please.

00:22:59 ▶️ Candace Owens: Don’t take any interviews or make any comments. And if any police ask you questions, ask for a lawyer and stay silent.” So that’s how it happens. And I want to tell you that we can jump back into the timeline here. Our source informs us that it was around seven o’clock p.m. when everybody locally began receiving the text messages that Tyler Robinson was in custody and that they were going to pick him up in Warner Valley. Now, Warner Valley is right next to St. George, so he lives very close to his parents—is what I want you to recognize.

00:23:36 ▶️ Candace Owens: You’ve got St. George. You’ve got Warner Valley. So they said that’s where they went to go pick him up. That could very much be his parents’ place. But what’s really interesting about that—okay, if you consider that they are telling us at 7 p.m.—this is when all the messages started circulating—then we don’t know why the feds say that it was the 33rd hour after the shooting—like a total Freemason. 33rd hour after the shooting—33 hours—that would be inaccurate. 33 hours would be at 9:23 p.m. Our person is telling us—and I tend to believe them—that everyone knew at seven o’clock p.m.

00:24:16 ▶️ Candace Owens: what they tell us took place thereafter. And this is what I confirmed with Lance’s family because I said, “Wait a second. You owned the house. When did they pick up Lance? When did Lance go in? When did the home that you own get raided by the feds? Did the home that you own get raided by the feds?” And what that family is telling me and what my source is telling me—it’s matching, okay? So I’m feeling good about this. We’ll say allegedly, but I’m feeling good about this, okay? So Tyler is allegedly in custody, and they are told: “Don’t say, don’t speak, don’t do anything.

00:24:54 ▶️ Candace Owens: The feds—you have to wait for the feds to get there to question Tyler.” And that didn’t happen until the wee hours of the morning. How do we know? Because we’re going to hear that from Governor Cox the following morning. Anyways, but apparently what happens is then they bring Lance in. At 11 p.m.-ish—we’ll tell you around 11 p.m.—Lance Twiggs is brought in for questioning. Okay, and shortly thereafter, that apartment is raided. And I say overnight into the wee hours of the morning is when they first raid Tyler and Lance’s apartment. Now, why am I really stressing this out to you?

00:25:39 ▶️ Candace Owens: I’m stressing this point to you here because this would signal to you that it would be absolute BS if the feds are gonna tell us bright and early the next morning that the case is closed. They would know nothing. According to Lance’s family, this is when they seized his electronics. They say that he’s deep on the internet web—that there’s definitely gonna be something there. And yet they told us that—quite oddly—Lance gets released right back to his parents. Right—not right back. Lance just gets released to his parents while they’re raiding his apartment. Why would they release Lance? Wouldn’t you think that you would be detained like for at least 24 hours, right?

00:26:19 ▶️ Candace Owens: If we’re putting this at around 11 p.m.-ish that they have brought him in and they are questioning him and they are now moving to raid his apartment in the wee hours of the morning—why would they very quickly release him? And beyond that, I’m going to let you know. Let’s jump into Friday on the timeline. Like I said, early hours: Tyler and Lance have their apartment raided, and the device is seized. Uh, for whatever reason, the FBI quickly releases Lance. Um, and I’m told that he is dropped off at his parents’ home—allegedly, allegedly. And then it’s at 6 a.m. that President Trump announces with a high degree of certainty that they have the suspect. Okay. So are they still raiding his place? I don’t know, but take a listen to Trump on Fox & Friends. (Clip of Donald Trump)

🎤 Donald Trump

00:27:02 ▶️ Donald Trump: Any updates on the suspect? Yeah. Can I just say? I think just to protect us all and so Fox doesn’t get sued and we all don’t get sued and everything else—but I think with a high degree of certainty, we have him in custody, right? I can say, in custody. Everyone did a great job. We worked with the local police, the governor. Everybody did a great job.

🎤 Candace Owens

00:27:33 ▶️ Candace Owens: Okay, and here is what the governor is then—two hours later is when his press conference began. I’m gonna do the short clip. Okay, let’s play actually a little bit of the longer clip, Skylar. I’ll tell you when to come out of it. It’s a six-minute-long clip, and you should go back and watch it in its entirety. Governor Cox (clip): He’s gonna make it seem like Lance doesn’t even exist, but let’s start it off and listen to a minute of this, and then I’ll give the synopsis. (Clip of Governor Cox)

🎤 Governor Cox

00:27:57 ▶️ Governor Cox: Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. We got him. On the evening of September 11th, a family member of Tyler Robinson reached out to a family friend who contacted the Washington County Sheriff’s Office with information that Robinson had confessed to them or implied that he had committed the incident. This information was relayed to the Utah County Sheriff’s Office and scene investigators at Utah Valley University. This information was also conveyed to the FBI. Investigators reviewed additional

00:28:30 ▶️ Governor Cox: video footage from UVU surveillance and identified Robinson arriving on UVU campus in a gray Dodge Challenger at approximately 8:29 a.m. on September 10th, in which he is observed on video in a plain maroon t-shirt, light-colored shorts, a black hat with a white logo, and light-colored shoes. When encountered in person by investigators in Washington County on September 12th in the early morning hours, Robinson was observed in consistent clothing with those surveillance images. Okay, that’s actually a perfect place to stop right there.

🎤 Candace Owens

00:29:06 ▶️ Candace Owens: My source says he’s lying. I don’t like Governor Cox. Vibes, okay? Vibes. I don’t know—can’t explain it. I’m getting tons of people that are messaging me telling me he’s corrupt, that he forced himself onto the ballot, that he wasn’t even supposed to be the governor. Allegedly, allegedly, allegedly. I just don’t like him. Every time we find an inconsistency, I actually find him to be the mouthpiece of it, okay? So he is representing… and my source says falsely that they picked up Tyler Robinson. And by the way, it makes perfect sense that my source is saying that that’s not accurate— in the same outfit that we just showed you, okay, of the maroon thing that happened at eight o’clock. We don’t know what he was doing for four hours on campus.

00:29:45 ▶️ Candace Owens: But he’s telling us that for 33 hours, he decided that he was gonna keep the outfit on. Now remember, I told you that Tyler Robinson’s classmate reached out, and they insisted that this was an incredibly odd thing because he was very tidy. He was very clean. And they said, “That’s the first thing that they went—that just sounds weird. He was a very tidy dude.” Now I’m telling you that my source is saying he wasn’t wearing that outfit when he got picked up. He wasn’t wearing that outfit when he was brought to the office. If I have this wrong, this would be a very easy thing. Okay, surely they’re going to have photos. They’ve got something for them to release. It’s like, “Yeah, no, we totally got him.” I want to be clear.

00:30:29 ▶️ Candace Owens: If you are in the police station and you want to reach out and let me know more— tips at CandaceOwens.com—because I’m struck by this. This is what we should be hyper-focusing on. He kind of wraps it up and says he was wearing the same outfit, and that always sounded dumb to us. Why would you not take a shower in 33 hours, okay? It doesn’t make any sense to anybody whatsoever. And people are saying that fact is untrue, okay? Now, if that is untrue, let’s first show you how he wraps this up. We might show you a portion of what he said again because he wanted to compress his six-minute clip, but listen to how he wraps up this conference too because it’s relevant. (Clip of Governor Cox)

🎤 Governor Cox

00:31:15 ▶️ Governor Cox: Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. We got him. This is a very sad day again for our country—a terrible day for the state of Utah. But I’m grateful that at this moment we have an opportunity to bring closure to this very dark chapter in our nation’s history.

🎤 Candace Owens

00:31:35 ▶️ Candace Owens: Closure. He says “closure.” “We got him.” They already start in. He starts talking about the messages. He starts filling in the blanks. He said he had it. He put it in a towel. We have messages. It’s all over. We found it on Discord. Discord is going to say that’s not true. So who made up these messages? When were these messages made up? Is the question. If Discord’s saying they don’t exist, this signals to me that these messages were just created, right? And I’m further feeling that way because there’s no timestamps. Again, I want to be proven wrong, okay? But I don’t like this at all. And “we got him, it’s over,” and “we can turn the page with finality.”

00:32:18 ▶️ Candace Owens: Would you, if you were an honest governor and you knew that only—again— ish, four hours earlier—? How long does it take to raid a home? I don’t know. Is it quick? Is it like a 10-minute thing? It feels like it’d be a long thing to grab the devices. If you knew that you had not even begun going through those devices, how would you say that we can close this chapter? Why would you say that we can close this chapter? I would have said, honestly— and he does not—“We raided his home, and we are looking for more information. We think that there’s gonna be a lot more information, but we wanted to let you know that we at least have one person that we feel is definitely involved.” That’s not what he says. He says it’s over. It’s done. Wrap it up.

00:33:03 ▶️ Candace Owens: We’re not gonna even tell you about the fact that we just raided this place a couple of hours ago. And the person whose place we raided—who was the one that the family says is super internet—we just kind of released. We weren’t interested in that. What are we to discern from all of this? I’ll tell you. I’ll tell you my take on this. I think the person in the maroon that’s walking is different from the person that’s walking up the stairs. It’s a gut thing, okay? I don’t know—no—but I know, okay? I don’t know—no—but I know. It makes sense in the timeline of George Zinn, the decoy boy, that we’ve got other people that are doing different things. And they do not want us to prod the narrative about the person in maroon. It doesn’t make sense. They can’t tell us. He said he planned this for weeks.

00:33:47 ▶️ Candace Owens: So I’m gonna assume if you planned it for weeks and he didn’t go to campus earlier— because he wanted to scope things out. He would have done that. He would have obviously been able to do that already because he’s been planning this for a week. He knew where Charlie was speaking, right? Make it make sense. It’s very easy to debunk me. Very easy. You should have footage of him in that Dodge Challenger just waiting and salivating. He kept checking. He said, “Oh, here I am right here.” Just waiting to get that rifle back. I’m waiting to get that rifle back. Where’s the footage? You were on a manhunt. Where is the footage? Surely during a manhunt, you use drones.

00:34:28 ▶️ Candace Owens: I feel like we are capable enough that during a manhunt—after a murderer of a college student decides to take out Charlie, who has been a friend of the feds, right? I think probably not a good idea to be friends with these people, but whatever—he’s been a friend of the feds. Surely this is a big issue. And to put to rest any conspiracies, you’re gonna show us that drone footage, and we’re gonna see the Dodge Challenger just sitting there for hours and hours and hours. And we’re maybe even gonna be able to see—‘cause I’m sure at that point, like, cops maybe set up some barricades or something—to see who was going in and out. And then he decided he’s going to leave. Show us the footage.

00:35:08 ▶️ Candace Owens: Like I said, every inch of that campus is covered, so we should be able to see: he’s wearing maroon, and you’re telling us that he went back to his car and he changed. Show us him leaving campus before he returns back to campus around 11:30. Just show us the footage, okay? I’m demanding it. You know why? Because I need to be able to fit things into my timeline, if that’s okay with you. So I would discern that we are looking—just by—again—two different people would be my thing. Two different people. One of those people—individuals—is definitely being protected. And separately, we can definitely make out that for whatever reason Lance is being protected.

00:35:53 ▶️ Candace Owens: There’s no way you release that guy, okay? There’s no way you release that guy immediately. There’s no way that you intentionally purge him out of these messages, okay? The excuse “he’s being cooperative” doesn’t work. You can be cooperative while you’re still being detained at least 24 hours before you would say, “I felt good to clear him as a suspect,” especially when you haven’t even raided his home yet. They released him instantly, and they said “job done.” So I would like more information about Lance Twiggs. Okay, I already don’t like that mom received a bachelor of science from Stanford University in psychology. It seems to be a running theme in these Fed ops that there’s always psychology somewhere in the family.

00:36:35 ▶️ Candace Owens: And I wanna be very clear: I’m not saying his mom has anything to do with anything, but I am saying that I feel this kid—for some reason, some unknown reason—is being protected. And I’m not the only one. His family feels that way, okay? His family thinks it’s odd. Like I said yesterday—I spoke to them; today I spoke to them yesterday. They think it’s odd that the feds moved on from him so quickly and that the feds were being dishonest—and they felt—about everything when they first came out with information. So why are we all feeling that way? We absolutely need to get to the bottom of it. Let’s take a quick break. I’m going to show you some stuff. I mean, Tucker completely destroyed the Benjamin Netanyahu narrative. Megyn Kelly, Dave Smith—I mean everybody yesterday.

00:37:18 ▶️ Candace Owens: The truth is coming out inevitably about Charlie’s mindset. The only reason we’re discussing it obviously is because of Benjamin Netanyahu coming out and lying. But some important things that he said. First and foremost, before we do that, I want to remind you guys about Riverbend Ranch because I absolutely love them as a company, and I know that there were so many people—so many companies—that wanted to make sure that they did something to try and heal and also to try to remember Charlie. And Riverbend Ranch did the exact same thing. They put together the following tribute to honor him. (Clip from Riverbend Ranch)

🎤 Riverbend Ranch

00:37:48 ▶️ Riverbend Ranch: We pay tribute to Charlie, and we celebrate the tremendous good he did in his life. Charlie courageously advocated for the sacred principles of freedom, constructive discourse, truth, family values, and common sense. He taught with humor and wisdom, and backed up his beliefs with data and facts. He set a powerful example of reaching out and talking to those who disagreed with him. We mourn his passing, but what he taught us continues to resonate with even more power. A message from all of us at Riverbend Ranch.

🎤 Candace Owens

00:38:20 ▶️ Candace Owens: Also want to remind you guys of Beekeeper’s Naturals because as a mom of four young kids, life is constantly on the move. There’s school drop-offs, there’s work, there’s travel, there’s play dates. And let’s be honest: germs are everywhere. That’s why I’m so thankful for Beekeeper’s Naturals and their amazing propolis throat spray. If you haven’t heard of propolis, it’s this natural immune-supporting substance that bees make to protect their hives. It’s like nature’s own shield, packed with antioxidants and over 300 beneficial compounds. It’s been used for centuries to help support immunity, to soothe scratchy throats, and to keep you feeling your best. I use Propolis Throat Spray especially during travel or school season. It’s clean, natural. It is free from all the junk that you cannot pronounce. There’s no dyes, no chemicals, and no fake sugars. Beekeeper’s Naturals recently launched a kid-friendly version of their nasal spray.

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00:40:28 ▶️ Candace Owens: To join the gut health revolution and take control of your health today, visit JustThriveHealth.com and save 20% with promo code Candace. See the difference for yourself, or you’ll get a full product refund—no questions asked. Take control today with Just Thrive. Again, that’s JustThriveHealth.com—promo code Candace. What do you guys think about that? What I just said to you? I think these are two different people. And I’m further believing that because I think it’s weird that they won’t even release the footage. This grainy footage of the guy walking up the stairs. Why do we have one static image of that? Does that make any sense to you? Why? Why are they all static images? Release the video. When I had first looked at this video and then they said it was—I was like, “That doesn’t look like the same person—like ish.

00:41:13 ▶️ Candace Owens: But like, no.” And that feels intentionally grainy. You could release clearer footage. You know you can release clearer footage. So do it because we’re not going to let it go. I now believe there is a federal level of corruption and conspiracy involved in this murder, okay? From George Zinn to Lance Twiggs, the unanswered questions were like: What was he doing at home? What does he do for a living? Did they see each other that night? Why are we doctoring their messages? Why can’t I read Lance’s messages? If he’s being so forthcoming, why can’t I read how he replied and at what time these messages were sent, okay?

00:41:54 ▶️ Candace Owens: There are too many things that the feds can easily do to dissuade us, okay? And they’re not doing any of it. They’re just doing that thing—that thing—which is like, “Are we still talking about it?” No. Now they’re actually doing the like, “This is inappropriate.” “Charlie’s funeral is coming up. Stop yourselves right now.” Okay, stop. This is exactly—“No, oh, you’re inappropriate.” No. You know what was inappropriate? Charlie getting shot. While we all had to watch that, we are all suffering PTSD and the lack of answers that we are getting from the feds. That is the only thing here that is happening that is inappropriate. I wanna be very clear.

00:42:35 ▶️ Candace Owens: Actually not the only thing: Benjamin Netanyahu trying to spin this into “he’s my good friend. I just invited him.” Well, Tucker completely shredded that narrative. I don’t like that Benjamin Netanyahu lied so quickly. It doesn’t make me comfortable. I don’t like it, okay? And he just went live yesterday. He also brought in Megyn Kelly and other people, and he spoke about what Charlie was going through because he saw him very shortly before his assassination. And he intimates to everybody what it was exactly that was on Charlie’s mind and what he was living through in that moment. Take a listen. (Clip of Tucker)

🎤 Tucker Carlson

00:43:13 ▶️ Tucker Carlson: I was shocked and sickened by the reaction of—the ghoulish and really repulsive reaction of—the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, to Charlie’s death. Basically made it all about him and all about his country—immediately trying to take the energy, the sadness, the grief that people felt over Charlie’s murder and redirect it towards support for whatever project he’s involved in. And by the way, Benjamin Netanyahu is not the same as the nation of Israel at all. Benjamin Netanyahu is despised by many people in Israel. And if you know people who live there, you know that that’s true. There are huge divisions within the Israeli government.

00:43:52 ▶️ Tucker Carlson: I mean, there are certain parts of the intel world in Israel that do not support some things that Benjamin Netanyahu has done recently. So it’s not the same as attacking Israel—attacking Benjamin Netanyahu. But I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything lower than his attempt to hijack Charlie’s memory and use it for his own political ends—particularly because what he said was completely untrue. Charlie didn’t hate Jews. He loved Jews. He had tons of friends who were Jews. He loved the state of Israel. He loved going there. He did. He felt that Benjamin Netanyahu was a very destructive force. He was appalled by what was happening in Gaza.

00:44:34 ▶️ Tucker Carlson: He was—above all—resentful that he believed Benjamin Netanyahu was using the United States to prosecute his wars for the benefit of his country, and that it was shameful and embarrassing and bad for the United States. And he resented it. Didn’t hate Benjamin Netanyahu. He wasn’t out there with a placard saying that. But he certainly expressed that to me and a lot of other people. And there’s no question that Benjamin Netanyahu’s defenders on the internet will call me a liar or a kook, but that’s a fact. And enough text messages exist that I think it can probably be verified in pretty short order—not that it needs to be because that is true. Shortly after that speech, there was a very intense attack on Charlie—and to some extent on me, not that I really noticed.

00:45:18 ▶️ Tucker Carlson: But on him. I have no donors. He had $100 million worth of donors. And so, because he was involved in a different project from just yapping on the internet—which is what I do for a living— he was dependent to a great extent on his donors. Of course, it’s a nonprofit. And they went after him and tormented him—not all, of course; many were supportive—but the ones who were offended by my speech—and there was a small, very intense group who tormented Charlie until the day he died. Two days before he died, he lost a two million dollar donation because he had publicly pledged to bring me to the next Turning Point conference in December. And he told me over the past couple of months he was losing a lot of donations over that pledge. They put out a flyer basically saying that I was going to be at this event giving a speech.

00:46:02 ▶️ Tucker Carlson: And so he would text me and say, “Man, I’m really taking a lot of heat for this, and people are really📅📅 mad.” The American Jewish Committee called—in a statement—Charlie an anti-Semite and quote “dangerous.” Charlie, an anti-Semite. He was not an anti-Semite. He was the opposite. And he was not dangerous. He was a great lover of people and a purveyor of peace. He was the opposite. And he was very stung by that. Those of us who’ve been called names for a long time are a little bit harder to offend. Charlie was deeply offended by that and expressed some of those feelings on Megyn Kelly’s show and in other places. But that did not let up. The reason I’m telling this story is because he called me and then came to see me at my house about this topic.

00:46:47 ▶️ Tucker Carlson: And I said to him every single time: “Look, it’s, you know, I’ve got my own way to communicate my views. This is actually not the most important issue to me. There are lots of things I can talk about. I don’t need to come to Turning Point. I can take a year off. No problem.” I hated seeing how much he was suffering—the hassle he was getting from people. And I was being attacked too. By the way, it was a huge effort. I wasn’t fully aware of it, actually, because I don’t go online that much. But there was a huge effort by people—some of whom I know and have helped and like— Seth Dillon of the Babylon Bee, for example. Someone who had his own problems with free speech—who was famously canceled. I like Seth Dillon. I had him on a couple of times. I had dinner with him to show support.

00:47:29 ▶️ Tucker Carlson: Seth Dillon was out there demanding that Charlie take me off the roster—pull me off stage—because I had said things that Benjamin Netanyahu didn’t like or that he didn’t like or whatever. Shocking that someone whose whole persona is wrapped up in the idea that we all get to speak—and if you don’t like it, make a more compelling case— that that person and many others like him were advocating for me getting pulled off the stage because they don’t like what I’m saying. This is a trend, and one that we should be really concerned about. It’s not just about Israel, by the way—at all. The trend is really simple. People with power don’t want to hear disagreement. They don’t want to be challenged ever.

00:48:12 ▶️ Tucker Carlson: That’s why we have free speech: to acknowledge that even those of us—or people with less power—still have a right to talk because they’re human beings. You don’t own them. So time after time, Charlie would call me or come to see me and let me know—“Wow,” or show me text messages. “These people are really mad that you’re speaking.” And I would always have the same thought. I feel pretty moderate, actually. I’ve never been an Israel hater. Obviously, I’m not an anti-Semite. I just don’t want more wars. And I don’t want a foreign country humiliating my country and telling us what our laws have to be. I mean, this seems like pretty basic America First stuff. And he would say, “I totally agree with you, but they want you off the stage.” And I would always say, “No problem.” And he would say, “No, it’s important. It’s a matter of principle.

00:48:57 ▶️ Tucker Carlson: I want you to be there.” Great. By the way, I’m not accusing anyone of being involved in that murder. I’m not trying to mutter darkly or imply anything. There’s a lot we don’t know about who murdered Charlie and why, but I don’t know, and I’m not gonna pretend that I do. But I think it’s important to say that out loud because it’s a fact, and there are many liars out there trying—Benjamin Netanyahu, number one among them, shamefully—who are trying to distort the truth—a truth that I know and can prove.

🎤 Candace Owens

00:49:32 ▶️ Candace Owens: What I wanna add here is that it takes a truly demonic spirit, right? To be a part of the people that were swarming, pressuring, threatening, intimidating Charlie to then flip in one second after he dies and say, “Pretend it never happened,” like they were just great friends. That’s weird to me. It’s very weird to me. We wouldn’t be here if they didn’t do that. They could have said anything, by the way—like Josh Hammer. I know how you were messaging him. Like, release the messages, buddy. Just release all of your threads with Charlie in the 48 hours leading up to his death, okay? Let people see it. They did it at first regarding me last year. They insisted.

00:50:16 ▶️ Candace Owens: And I said, “Charlie, I couldn’t even come up for air. I didn’t even—” I said, “Charlie, don’t even think about it. I don’t even care. Don’t even fight your donors. Just let them think they won because I got to rebuild my entire life. I was just publicly fired. You know what I mean? Like this is not—you’re good. Like you are so good. I couldn’t even care about this less. Like you’re a brother to me. Do what you have to do to survive.” Okay. And then he just saw them moving into—it wasn’t just Candace. They wanted Tucker. You know, “I like to talk to Tucker.” “Tucker shouldn’t be here.” And then Charlie realized which way the wind was blowing because it’s never enough. It’s never enough with them. Okay. They want to be the authority on speech. And it is reality that those very same people who were pressuring him

00:50:49 ▶️ Candace Owens: and threatening him and intimidating him and calling him an anti-Semite and telling him he was hosting anti-Semitism then became the fastest people to try to eulogize him and to say, “Look no further. He effectively died for Benjamin Netanyahu.” It’s wrong, and we have to stand up to that narrative. Matt Gaetz jumped into the ring and basically just doubled down on what Tucker said. He tweeted this. “I have personal knowledge as to many of the claims Tucker is making here. They are 100% true.” Yes, they were behaving like demons. There’s just no question. It’s very weird when a demon then pretends that they weren’t being demonic. You could be chill. You could have transformed it.

00:51:32 ▶️ Candace Owens: After Charlie was assassinated, you could have said, “Wow, my last correspondence with him was I was upset about something, and now I realize that life is so short and fragile, and it’s really not worth it to skirmish with one another. I really regret my last correspondence.” And then I would be like, “Okay, that was really authentic and real.” Instead, they were like, “We had a wonderful time. I just shot—sorry, I wasn’t—what?” Oh, “love Charlie. Just loved him so much.” Something is weird about that. Spiritually, it’s evil. That’s what it is. It’s evil. And in case you needed any more—another person to tell you that he was being intimidated and they were bullying him about who he could speak to—here’s Megyn Kelly.

00:52:13 ▶️ Candace Owens: She joined Tucker, and she says this very quickly. Take a listen. (Clip of Megyn Kelly)

🎤 Megyn Kelly

00:52:17 ▶️ Megyn Kelly: Charlie is not the only one who’s been threatened or was threatened to cut ties with you or not platform you. I too have gotten that—especially since you’ve been more outspoken on Israel. And I couldn’t care less the amount of pressure they put on me. I’m like, “What are you talking about? This is madness. Why would you want to silence such a powerful, important voice just because you disagree with them on one subject—one on which we’ve all watched you sincerely evolve as you grapple with principles you’ve been espousing for years—like America First, like what’s happening to Christians, like what’s best for us and our kids here? How do I keep them safe? That’s my number one priority.

00:53:00 ▶️ Megyn Kelly: And I’ve been just absolutely disgusted and recoiled from people who have tried to pressure me on it. It—of course—never happened. But I know from speaking to Charlie, he felt it too. You’ve heard it from Charlie that he felt—and there is a layer here of nefarious pressure to have certain narratives go only one way that must be called out and must be fought.

🎤 Candace Owens

00:53:24 ▶️ Candace Owens: Love that. Like, Megyn, that was amazing. Thank you. I think all of us right now are just feeling we have to speak, okay? So if you know something about what was going on—if you have something—send it all to me because I’m organizing, okay? I’m getting a lot of tips. By the way, many of you guys spoke about the individual who very quickly—I think four minutes after Charlie was shot—went and took the camera down and moved his chair and stood up and took the camera down literally four or five minutes after he was shot. I want to let you know I was able to figure out who that person was because I recognized one of the individuals, and I’ve reached out to that individual

00:54:05 ▶️ Candace Owens: and I said, “You know, I’ve known you for a long time, and I would like to see the footage. I would like to see the footage, and I think the world would trust me. If there’s nothing weird that happened on that day and there’s about four or five cameras on that day, I’m not gonna publish the footage, but I want to see it with my own two eyes so I can stand on this platform—so I can sit here on this platform—and I can say to the world, ‘No funny business happened.‘” Truly, we can all go home. It was Tyler Robinson, and he acted alone, and there was nobody else there. And this kid just—I guess, after having a life where he didn’t bother anybody—just woke up one day and chose violence and then decided to explain every layer of what he had done that day via text messages.

00:54:51 ▶️ Candace Owens: I want to be able to look people in the eye honestly and say that. So I want to see all this footage. So I am working to get to the bottom of it, okay? I know there’s a lot of conspiracy theories floating in about the security guard and people thinking he was making gestures. I know that security person. He’s a good guy. It would shock me. I usually get a vibe about somebody. Not that guy—not the guy that they say he’s like rolling up. He tends to do that: roll up his sleeves. I don’t buy that one, okay? I don’t buy that one. But here’s the thing. That’s my gut. My gut has led me in the right way.

00:55:27 ▶️ Candace Owens: And I want you guys to know that once I look at all the footage from every angle—if I’m putting in this formal request and they said they would speak to the lawyers—I think the world would trust me to say there was no funny business and this is exactly what happened. So I’ve put in that request, and I want you guys to know that. And I mean business. I’m getting to the bottom of this. And lastly, I want to say to this—like “new flex Operation Mocking Pastor”—regarding which, by the way, the first time they went after Tucker and Candace, a source told me—and I would love to get this confirmed— I’m going to find this out—that $150 million was spent on that. And it came from Benjamin Netanyahu. I would like to figure out if that’s true. But anyways, I’m obviously investigating this, and I’m not gonna let it go, okay?

00:56:12 ▶️ Candace Owens: You’re not going to emotionally use some jujitsu—and I’m referring here to Roy or Rob McCoy who says, “I’m Charlie’s pastor, and here’s the truth” or whatever it is—to look the other way right now, okay? You’re not going to tell me that I have to feel too bad to investigate who shot my friend in front of my face. So stop the nonsense. This is what Charlie’s pastor passed around to all of the people that were intimidating Charlie leading up to his death. It’s funny that Charlie’s pastor couldn’t find his voice when Benjamin Netanyahu was lying about Charlie. You’re a pastor. You know what he’s saying are lies. No, he didn’t find his voice saying anything about Benjamin Netanyahu. Candace investigating things? Yeah, that’s got to stop. Here’s what he wrote, okay? What’s his name? Rob McCoy.

00:56:56 ▶️ Candace Owens: He wrote: “Charlie was my friend, and I was his pastor. I want to simply say this regarding Candace. Charlie was a friend to Candace and never publicly spoke poorly of her, though he disagreed with her. He never operated nor entertained gossip or innuendo concerning Candace. My only comment I offer regarding Candace is this. I only wish at this tragic time of mourning she would be the friend to Charlie that he was to her. He would never have treated Candace or her family in such a way had—God forbid—this tragedy been hers. A friend loves at all times,” and he drops a biblical proverb. Now, let me say this, okay? I hope that Charlie would have been the sort of friend that I’m being, okay? He would have never—why? Why wouldn’t Charlie have investigated if I had been killed and we were being so obviously lied to? I think you’re wrong. I think you’re wrong.

00:57:40 ▶️ Candace Owens: I think Charlie was a real friend, and he would not have dropped it. He would not have let it go. Least of all because he was being emotionally manipulated by a guy who curiously kept his mouth shut when Bibi lied. You knew—if you were really his close friend and pastor—how he was feeling about Bibi. You knew—if you’re his close friend and pastor—exactly the names of everybody who was intimidating him and how poorly they are misrepresenting the things that he believed. So why don’t you focus on being more honest as a pastor and giving as much information as you can possibly provide so that we can continue this investigation? If you can’t do this, I’m going to have to ask for your silence, okay? Be quiet.

00:58:22 ▶️ Candace Owens: I mean that. Nobody is going to stop me from investigating what happened to Charlie because it feels to me—okay—that this is a conspiracy—a federal-level conspiracy—which means that there’s gonna be somebody else, so maybe somebody close to Charlie that could be involved in this, right? And when I am satisfied that there is no conspiracy, I will communicate that. But at the moment, no. I am feeling the exact opposite. I don’t trust anybody. There’s a lot more information that I wish I could share, but I’m going to tell you guys: it’s gonna get uglier.

00:58:56 ▶️ Candace Owens: And these absolute demons are trying to justify saying you shouldn’t investigate—until the funeral, until the state funeral, until—as I have heard—people are trying to buy their way, okay? “Oh, I’ve given this much money. I wanna say some remarks about Charlie.” Okay, stop. Okay, just stop. A real friend would investigate someone’s murder, and they would not stop until they felt good about the resolution and the answers that they were given. And I’ll let you know when that is, pastor. Okay. All right.

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01:02:16 ▶️ Candace Owens: So go to sevenweekscoffee.com and save 15% forever when you subscribe and get a free gift. Plus, exclusively for my listeners, if you use code Candace, you’ll get an extra 10% off your first order. That’s a 25% total savings on your first order, plus your free gift. Remember that your order will directly help support a network of over 1,000 pro-life organizations across the U.S. Visit sevenweekscoffee.com with promo code CANDACE today. All right, guys. What is on your mind? Tell me what’s on all of your minds, and also what you think about this. I feel like they’re two separate people. It’s just a vibe that I have right now. And like I said, the feds could easily prove that that’s not true. You have the footage. You must have the footage of him walking back to his car after he’s in the maroon. Caitlin writes: “Candace, you’re a force to be reckoned with.

01:03:01 ▶️ Candace Owens: Thank God Charlie has you on his side. God bless Charlie and his family. God bless you, Candace, and your family. God bless America. Keep Charlie’s legacy alive.” I know that Charlie made it to heaven, and I think he’s watching. I think he is looking down, knowing that—like his wife said—“evildoers.” Evildoers have done some things, and I’m going to keep fighting until we learn the truth. I don’t care who dislikes me. I already didn’t care. Like, I peaced out of politics a while ago because I didn’t have the thing that Charlie had: the patience to deal with people that are backstabbers and liars and peer-pressing you. I was like, literally, “I will burn it all down and rebuild,” okay? That’s why they hate me.

01:03:45 ▶️ Candace Owens: That’s exactly why they hate me because they don’t have any ownership over me. They can’t fire me. That’s it. The person that can fire me is my husband. And I don’t think he’s going to fire me. I hope not. Geraldine Padilla writes: “Never surrender. Fight for Charlie and fight for freedom.” We will. Mia writes: “What do you do when a person has such high morals? They will never do anything that you can use to blackmail them, and they won’t take your money to say lies. Charlie couldn’t be bought or blackmailed, and that is why they took him out.” That is your theory that you are presenting there, Mia. And I will say this. It’s like Tucker said— to have so many donors. What I do know is the donors became very rotten at the end. He relied on his donors. They were making threats. Some of them—up until the very last minute—were making threats against him.

01:04:30 ▶️ Candace Owens: Financial threats, I’m referring to—obviously. Some people are lying and saying that I said this donor tried to kill him or—it was so ridiculous. Financial threats—that’s a threat, okay? That is a threat. Michelle E. writes: “You and Charlie are both so inspiring and have taught me a lot. I think it’s amazing what you are continuing to do for Charlie. God bless you, and God bless Charlie.” Love and prayers from Scotland. Also, thank you guys. I see you defending me when people are lying and saying that I said stuff that I didn’t say. You know, their new thing that went around is today I woke up, and like all📅 of like Bill Ackman’s cronies were like, “Would you like to comment?” The New York Post would like to—I said literally: “New York Post, you guys are just feds.” And I’m not—I don’t really feel like commenting. I don’t care. The people are awake. We are awake, okay? We see what is happening, and you’re not gonna distract me. Write your stupid articles. Call me whatever you need to call me.

01:05:15 ▶️ Candace Owens: People are listening, and they can hear the words that are coming out of my mouth, okay? The entire world needs to wake up right now. And I believe that Charlie’s murder has provided us an opportunity to do so: to stop the left and right BS and to focus on the people that actually hate us and rule over us at the same time. Scott writes: “What is your view on the questioner on trans violence? The questioner on trans violence. Did you watch his remorse video? I was not convinced. I believe he had gone to other Charlie events. Also, the guy with long hair who cheered and said that he would explain later. It may all be a coincidence. It just seems too sloppy to be the Mossad guy—is too crazy.” I’m not sure who you are speaking about, but I will just say this overarching.

01:06:00 ▶️ Candace Owens: I haven’t presented a theory as to who was involved. My theory is that we are not being told the truth, and I think that there are multiple people that were involved—including George Zinn. That’s my overarching theory at the moment: George Zinn with this decoy thing that makes entirely no sense to me. And it will make sense if there’s more people that are involved. So I believe that Tyler Robinson played a part. I don’t know which part he played. Curious Nat writes: “Pray this gets used wisely. Rest in peace, Charlie.” Nat writes: “They messed with the wrong best friend. You’d think that they would learn. Thank you, Candace, for changing my life five to six years ago. Christ is king.” Indeed. Christ is king, and Christ is truth. And we are gonna get to the truth. Wow. By the way, also—that is a really huge donation. So thank you, Nat, for that.

01:06:45 ▶️ Candace Owens: And also to other people that have gone onto our website and bought a hat or a t-shirt. That has been amazing to support us because that’s it. That’s who I am funded by. That is the big—you know—they say I’m funded by Qatar and Saudi Arabia. They make up things every week. I’m literally funded by the people that are watching this right now. You guys—when you buy gear, when you sign up, if you’re a part of my book club—that’s who funds me. It is the people. JJ Bullard writes: “If you declare with your mouth ‘Jesus is Lord’ and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.” Amen. Alan Paulson writes: “Thank God for you, Candace. I really am grateful for your shining a light on this federal corruption. I pray for justice for Charlie.” I too. I pray for it, and I work every day toward it.

01:07:30 ▶️ Candace Owens: And like I said, there’s nobody that has the capacity to get me to shut up about this except for Erika Kirk and my husband. So don’t plead to his pastor. Don’t plead to people that work at Turning Point—any of them who have been coming forward and saying something weird is going on. And I’m trying to figure out how to present that to the public. If you want to make a plea, those are the only people that I will answer to. And I’ve got a feeling that, you know, Erika Kirk has been—you could see the energy. She’s gonna fight. She’s gonna fight, and she is going to fight on the good side because every woman would know what her husband’s going through.

01:08:11 ▶️ Candace Owens: So I can’t even imagine what it feels like experiencing this tragedy, having to come to terms with this tragedy, and then on top of it having people that are outwardly lying. It’s just—it’s too much. It’s too much. So we are going to stay on it, and I’m grateful to you guys for being along this journey. The stuff that we have even been able to put together is in large part thanks to you guys that are reaching out. We will stay on it, and we’ll see you tomorrow.

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Concepts: Christians, God, MAGA movement

Dates: September 10th, September 11th, end of May

Events: Charlie Kirk assassination

Places: Gaza, Israel, New York, Orem, Qatar, Salt Lake City, Saudi Arabia, Scotland, St. George, United States, Utah, Warner Valley, Washington, Washington County

Organizations: 7 Weeks Coffee, Amazon, American Financing, American Jewish Committee, Babylon Bee, Beekeeper’s Naturals, Club Candace, Discord, FBI, Federal Reserve, Fox News, Freemasons, In-N-Out, Just Thrive, Mossad, New York Post, Riverbend Ranch, Stanford, Stanford University, TMZ, The Wellness Company, Turning Point USA, Utah County Sheriff’s Office, Utah Valley University, Washington County Sheriff’s Office

People: Benjamin Netanyahu, Bill Ackman, Candace Owens, Charlie Kirk, Dave Smith, Donald Trump, Erika Kirk, George Zinn, Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein, Josh Hammer, Kash Patel, Lance, Lance Twiggs, Matt Gaetz, Megyn Kelly, Rob McCoy, Seth Dillon, Skylar, Spencer Cox, Tucker Carlson, Tyler Robinson

Works & Media: Chaos, Fox & Friends, The New Turning Point

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