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BREAKING NEWS: FBI Pressuring Utah To Close The Charlie Kirk Case | Candace Ep 242

Published: 2025-09-24 | Watch on YouTube

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00:00:01 ▶️ Candace Owens: All right, you guys. It is Wednesday, and I have a lot for you today. Because you’re not gonna be surprised to hear that the FBI is FBI-ing. That’s what they do. And that’s what they want📅 to happen with the Charlie Kirk case. Of📅📅📅 course, this was inevitable. I gotta tell you📅 all about that. Also, I wanna open up to you📅📅📅 guys about this📅📅📅 overwhelming sense of doom that came over me about 10 days prior to Charlie Kirk’s assassination. The story’s kind of unbelievable, but I think it’s important to share—especially with the way that the FBI is traveling here, trying to shut this case down. And it is also somewhat related to another explosive story that I have for you today because do you remember Thomas Matthew Crooks?📅📅

00:00:45 ▶️ Candace Owens: Probably not, because oddly the feds told us that, hey, don’t even worry about that 20-year-old who got up on a rooftop and tried to assassinate President Donald Trump, right? That story just got buried. Well, today we have some exclusive information about him. Never-before-seen footage of Thomas Matthew Crooks, and it’s going to be just the beginning of our coverage regarding what we know. So welcome back to Candace Owens. Okay, so let’s start with the breaking news. I don’t even know if it’s considered breaking news when it comes to the feds.

00:01:30 ▶️ Candace Owens: Look, I don’t think it’s breaking news. I think it’s just the news. This is what they do. Well, I have it now on a very well-placed, authoritative source that the FBI is putting an absurd amount of pressure right now on the authorities in Utah and also the rest of the government in Utah to come out and say that the Charlie Kirk case is closed📅📅. They want it over📅📅📅. They want Charlie Kirk’s📅 assassination to be officially ruled lone gunman. It was a lone gunman that did that. Nobody else is involved. Now, why would they? Why would they want that, right? What are they saying at least to the authorities?

00:02:13 ▶️ Candace Owens: Are they saying like, “Hmm, this is the reason—“? I’m sure they’re not coming out and being honest or saying something that might ring truer to us, the public, which would be them saying, “Well, we know who did this, and we want to protect those people, so close the case.” What they’re actually saying instead is essentially, “If you don’t close the case against Charlie Kirk and rule it a lone gunman, then it might mess up our prosecution against Tyler Robinson.” That feels a little bit to me like moral blackmail. “Hey man, we’re not hiding anything, but we’ve got this guy, Tyler Robinson.” “If you don’t close this case, then it might harm our chances of locking this guy up.”

00:02:58 ▶️ Candace Owens: Yeah. I’m sure. I am sure that they are being just moral. I’m sure they’re telling the truth to the authorities. Now, I want to remind you guys. We should take a look at their current case against Tyler Robinson to see if we should accept this narrative because currently there is absolutely no video which shows Tyler Robinson firing the weapon or even taking aim at Charlie Kirk. In fact, the individual who filmed the footage of the shooter on the roof—the lone video that exists of the shooter on the roof—also told me that he doesn’t think that Tyler Robinson is the guy. So how’s that gonna work for an eyewitness account?

00:03:42 ▶️ Candace Owens: When he reported the shooter on the roof to Utah on the campus, he was clear that the person was wearing an entirely different outfit than the ones that they’re currently trying to claim that Tyler wore on that day. Remember, Tyler was just supposed to be wearing a t-shirt and some jeans. He says, “No, he was in tactical gear.” “The person that I saw was in tactical gear.” Also, that eyewitness told me that that gun doesn’t even match what I saw. And like I said, this individual definitively has experience with guns. He teaches people how to fire guns.

00:04:22 ▶️ Candace Owens: So according to him and what he observed, if he’s going to be brought into this court case that they’re saying they want to—you know, they don’t bring charges against Tyler—he’s gonna testify and say, “No, that doesn’t look like the gun.” “That doesn’t look like the person.” So how’s this going to work? Also, according to the individual that told me this, regarding the feds trying to push for this case closure, they also—the feds—don’t even have any footage that explains how exactly the rifle in particular got onto the roof. That stuns me. That’s stunning information, right?

00:05:00 ▶️ Candace Owens: ‘Cause all we have is, well, in the indictment, he dropped onto the roof at 12:15 PM. Tyler Robinson just dropped onto the roof. I guess in our minds, we assumed on the basis of the picture that they released—the sole picture or set of pictures from the same moment—of him walking up the stairs. We assumed that he, like I said, stanky-legged it—the whole stanky leg all the way up onto the rooftop. That was our perception. But it turns out, according to my source, they don’t know how the rifle got onto the roof. That’s interesting. How are we bringing this to trial?

00:05:35 ▶️ Candace Owens: Now, regarding the bullet, the source says that it was too fragmented to match Tyler’s rifle, so they don’t have even the bullet. And let us not forget that Tyler himself has not confessed to anything. And that part also didn’t make sense. He said they brought him in. Bail bondsman puts up a million dollars. Tyler’s dad gets the sheriff friend to come over, and they say he did it, and the police come, and they say arrest him. They bring Tyler Robinson in, but Tyler Robinson doesn’t confess? So how did you arrest him? Does that make sense? How could you make an arrest if you didn’t have a confession? You would have to have evidence, and the evidence can’t be “trust my dad, bro.”

00:06:18 ▶️ Candace Owens: If I just bring in a random person, I say, “Oh, look, Skyler just committed this crime,” and Skyler says, “No, I didn’t,” and he doesn’t confess, the police can’t just make an arrest. You can’t just arrest Skyler. Nothing is making sense at all. It has not made sense from the very beginning, okay? And that’s because the feds are involved. And I believe the feds know exactly what happened. In fact, I don’t think it’s a stretch of imagination when we examine history to assume that they maybe even had some foreknowledge on everybody.

00:06:51 ▶️ Candace Owens: Not everybody, obviously, because some people are trying to get the information out and are trying to figure out what happened. But we know that there are people that are a part of that apparatus who are terrible human beings—who we do not want ruling over us—and yet they do. So I’m just curious what exactly, how exactly they believe they are going to convict Tyler Robinson on this. Oh, you know what? It’s probably the Discord messages. I forgot, silly me. The Discord. I forgot. It was so explicit. How could we forget? Oh, Lance, oh, Lance, wherefore art thou, Lance? Deny thy father and refuse thy name.

00:07:30 ▶️ Candace Owens: And if thou wilt not, Lance, thee bullet, me, my handprint. It was me. It was me, my love. I did everything I carved. Do you remember, my love, when I was carving the bullets? Yes. Yes. Exactly. This time is when I did it. And these are the reasons, my MAGA daddy, my love. Thou wilt not, my love. Cool. Cool story. Very cool story, feds. Kind of feeling like Tyler’s going to get off because they’ve got really nothing but prints. And from my sources, it’s not the only set of prints that are on that gun.

00:08:06 ▶️ Candace Owens: In fact, the only thing that I have heard that made sense—which did not come from our government, did not come from the feds, did not come from the Utah government, but rather from the people that are on the ground, who believe that actually Tyler was just told to walk and drop off his gun at a neighboring house— that, for some reason, just feels like that might be honest and that was how he participated in this event. But we’ll see, because I’m not going to let this go. So we’ll see if the feds tell us to just dismiss it as they always do. You know, rather relatedly, something that I want to tell you: yesterday we had showed you a clip of Charlie Kirk discussing our friendship and how he was feeling morally blackmailed over it.

00:08:46 ▶️ Candace Owens: And in that same clip, he mentions a very fond memory that I have—that he was there when I met my husband. And he says, “It’s a really fun story.” And it is a fun story. It’s actually a totally fun, crazy story of how I met my husband. Because it was—I had something that came over me, and that’s the only way I can describe it. And I get all of the conspiracies online when people were like, “There’s no way she, her and her husband got engaged after 18 days.” That’s exactly how it happened. I didn’t know him. I never even saw his face 18 days prior. And I’m with Charlie Kirk. We’re hitting the ground running. And I’m just like, I feel compelled that we must go to the UK. It was—when I say the most overpowering thing ever—I was like, “Charlie Kirk, we got to go to the UK.” “We got to go to the UK.” “We should go to the UK.” “We should go to London.”

00:09:31 ▶️ Candace Owens: And he’s like, “Man, why?” “Why do you want to go to London?” I’m like, “I don’t know.” “I just feel like we’re supposed to be there.” “I feel like we’ve got to be there for an event.” And I did something that I had never done. I took Charlie Kirk’s credit card, and I was like, “I’m going to find flights and just book it.” And then you just figure out maybe it means you’re supposed to start, you know, Turning Point UK. There’s energy there. That was a part of his vision. He wanted Turning Point to be global. And he had had people that were interested in the UK. And so I actually am showing you this very old text message chain from that time between me and Charlie Kirk, where I even picked—I never booked flights, looked at flights—but I booked these flights. And I was like, “Look, the flights are dirt cheap.” From NYC to London: $450 in coach or $1,200 in first class. And he’s like, “Wow, let’s book it.”

00:10:16 ▶️ Candace Owens: All right. We booked the flights, and then suddenly I realized the reason that I had this overwhelming feeling to be there was because I was supposed to meet my husband. And the only thing I can say is that it was an intuition. We describe it that it had to have been God. We just had no reason, no other reason to be there. And then Charlie Kirk set up a speaking event with some people that had been interested, and sure enough, we were there to help Turning Point UK get set up. Anyways, this overwhelming feeling. I had never experienced something like that since, until about a week before—or actually 10 days before—Charlie Kirk got assassinated.

00:10:58 ▶️ Candace Owens: And so I’m gonna explain that to you because you guys who watch this podcast might have realized something—that we took the show off air randomly for the first couple of days in September. So I will describe to you exactly what happened. You know, there at first was an elementary school shooting that happened at a Catholic school. And I was just concerned in a way that I had never felt so impacted. And I was going, something isn’t right. Something is just not right. And I felt that there was some sort of an infiltration that was happening at schools.

00:11:29 ▶️ Candace Owens: And the best way that I can describe it really in a sentence is that I sensed that the danger wasn’t stopping there and that more was coming, and that I needed to take time, take a look at just the process of hiring people at the school that my children were going to attend. And I did just a cursory online search, and some messages I found—which were not written by a teacher at the school, but someone who was adjacent to some teachers at the school—gave me pause for concern. In fact, explicitly what it was was a Polish underground symbol—like a Polish communist underground symbol—that nobody would have recognized outside of people who know what it meant. And I just sort of went, “Okay, that’s weird.”

00:12:14 ▶️ Candace Owens: I kept looking online and strangely—I’m not kidding, and I’m gonna show you these messages— I came across what looked to me like a bunch of people talking about bees. Like literally bees, in a way that the only way I can describe it to you is like—they were speaking about bees, but they weren’t speaking about bees. It was very coded. And I’m going, am I going crazy, or do you think that all these people are really actually, quote-unquote, “bee farmers” or saying that they farm bees? What is this lingo that I’m not understanding? Why do I feel like it’s related to students? I didn’t feel good about it at all.

00:12:53 ▶️ Candace Owens: And I just sensed that we needed to get more involved, to go to the school, to ask about the process of hiring, to see if they needed more security. They were kind of giving me the—you know—the thing that teachers do now when you ask any questions about what happens at the school, which is they make you think like, “Why do you want to know?” Like, “We just do whatever we want to do.” It’s like, “I don’t know.” My children are like five and four, actually. Parents should, of course, we need to be more involved. Like, how did we get here that we feel like we’re crazy for asking questions about the hiring practices at schools? And the feeling just didn’t go away. I can show you this actually because I was thinking—like I said to my husband—there is some weird underground. It’s like I sense like imminent danger is coming.

00:13:38 ▶️ Candace Owens: And for some reason, I feel like there is an underground that has emerged at schools. And it’s like related to bees. That’s what I said. And I messaged multiple people about this. My sister—here are a couple of more text messages to other people. You can look at the time frame here. This is August 30th. This is September 1st. We went off air September 2nd. We were off air.📅 And I started talking about people that were discussing bees in a way that didn’t make sense. I’m like, “I don’t know if this is drugs. I don’t know what it is, but it’s weird.” And so in a sentence, I just said, “There’s imminent danger coming, okay?” “It is relating to a school.” “I think it’s a communist underground, and I don’t know why, but it has something to do with bees.” Totally sensible thing to say to your husband. Oh, and we need to hire more security. And we did. We hired more security that very week.

00:14:22 ▶️ Candace Owens: And I was just frantic about it. And we made the decision that we needed to homeschool immediately and started the process—pulled our kids out of school and started to interview people. But it wasn’t enough. Like, despite hiring more security, despite taking my kids out of school, I still had a sense of dread. The Tuesday—Tuesday night—the night before Charlie Kirk got assassinated—I had book club, and I📅📅📅 felt like I needed to emphasize to people in book club that it was time to take their kids out of school. Like, “Take your kids out of school.” “Something dangerous is happening right now.” And I’m going to show you a clip. Obviously this is all behind the paywall of what I said to people that are in the book club. Take a listen. “I’m homeschooling my kids.” “I’m so excited.” “I’m like very excited.”

00:15:06 ▶️ Candace Owens: “I’m embarking on this recent decision.” And it is just—I feel—I can’t explain to you when a weight got lifted off my shoulders because I was like, “I can’t just speak about this.” Like, “We have to do it and show people that it can be done.” And I’m so glad that my sister was—who did it first—because I was like, “My sister, it was very difficult for her to do this.” “She’s got to wake up super early.” But seeing her do it made me go, “My older sister. I was like, what is wrong with me?” “Of course I can do this.” And again, this weight being lifted off my shoulders of like, “You don’t get my kids.” This whole system, this whole matrix—gotta send your kids to school so we can what? Indoctrinate them mentally. In some schools, there’s abuses that are happening.

00:15:47 ▶️ Candace Owens: Like, and I just have to take the risk and give you my child—like my small child—and then you’re going to gaslight me. This is what happened actually. I was like asking the school basic questions like—because I was only going to put them in like, you know, a little daycare program, pre-K program— and like, I was like, “You know, ask questions like, how do you hire people?” And they were like, “You don’t get to ask those questions.” “What’s wrong with you, Mom?” “Why are you so scared?” I’m like, “Okay, bye-bye.” “See you never.” “Don’t make me think that I’m weird for being a mom, okay?” “Don’t make me believe or try to sell to me this idea that we’re sharing these kids.” These are your students. These are my kids. And if you don’t understand that, then they can’t be your students.

00:16:32 ▶️ Candace Owens: That’s it. That was on September 9th, okay. Then came September 10th. Obviously Charlie Kirk lost his life. And a few days later, I was told—and I sensed instantly—that there was like a hive of people that were involved in this. I just knew it. And when it happened, I just went, “Oh my goodness.” And my gut is telling me that this was the thing—that the dread that I sensed that was coming out of school. And I had no idea. I am not a flag person at all. And then someone told me—and I was astonished—that Utah recently, extraordinarily, modernized their beehive flag.

00:17:09 ▶️ Candace Owens: I had no idea that the Utah state flag is a hexagonal beehive, right? And I mean, notice to me that it has always been the Beehive State. So in 2024, they modernized their flag, but they’ve always been known as the Beehive State. And to be clear, it’s not because they make honey. It’s not because they have a high presence of bees. In fact, in terms of making honey or bee-related products, they rank number 24. It’s actually the Beehive State. It relates to the Mormon Church—the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Early Mormon pioneers founded that state, and they liked the idea of a beehive working toward a common good. Now, if that sounds vaguely familiar

00:17:52 ▶️ Candace Owens: or communist to you—the idea of worker bees— yes, that’s where it’s from. So this sort of doom that I had about an underground happening—I was just like, totally freaked out. It’s this. It’s a Soviet symbol and the idea of making everybody into a worker bee. And whether you’re on the left or the right, you should understand where the public school system comes from. It is shaped by Soviet ideology. I tell people a must-read book is Inside American Education by Thomas Sowell. It is not left or right. He is just telling you how it all came together—the decline, the deception, the dogmas—and how they are programming our children. You cannot unread that book after you read it because you realize there’s no such thing as being too hawkish.

00:18:36 ▶️ Candace Owens: They know how to get things in there and how to pull children away from their parents—as it was designed in the Soviet system, okay? Kindergarten even—kindergarten—you’re like, where does that word even come from? Well, it was established by the communists that tried to overthrow Germany and failed. In 1848, Margarethe Schurz—her family—came here, and those same communists wanted to make sure that they established kindergarten access to children. They then📅 fought to make sure that we federalized the education system. These are the same people that pushed to make it so that homeschooling is not a thing.

00:19:14 ▶️ Candace Owens: Like I said, the very reason they wanted to establish public education is because it is essential for radical ideology. They understand something that I think that we have maybe forgotten, which is that children are the most precious resource. The reason for that is because they are the future. One way or another, children are the future, okay? After Charlie Kirk’s assassination, that feeling still did not dissipate. Okay, I understood the imminent doom that I felt—that was almost crippling—was clearly related to that event. But I just know that all of these random lone shooter narratives that are being intentionally—what we’re being told—that they’re just lone shooters and then we don’t really know anything else.

00:19:59 ▶️ Candace Owens: I just feel it spiritually that these people are being programmed. And perhaps that is the reason why, more often than not, they are being protected by our government. In other words, it is positively foolish for us to believe that the government just cannot tell us anything about these assassins. They wipe everything, and they tell us nothing. Why would they do that? Yeah, that guy—they’re always working alone. There’s no online history that we can reflect on. What are you talking about?

00:20:29 ▶️ Candace Owens: Which brings me to Thomas Matthew Crooks because that’s exactly what we were told—or not told—when, on July 13th, 2024, a 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks climbs onto a roof and tries to assassinate President Donald Trump. Gratefully, Donald Trump did not die, but tragically, one of his supporters did, okay? A 50-year-old firefighter named Corey Comparatore lost his life trying to save his children.📅 And then we were told virtually nothing. In fact, we were📅—and I’m laughing because it’s so absurd— we were told Iran did this. What? Because they were itching for war with Iran. Like, they’re still itching for war with Iran, but like that’s what basically was the narrative that was established.

00:21:12 ▶️ Candace Owens: They had some warnings that Iran was going to try to assassinate Trump, and we’re going, “What?” Well, guess what happened? Somebody reached out to me because I have been—obviously—leading the forefront in investigating this lone shooter as it pertains to Charlie Kirk because it’s not a lone shooter. It’s a hive. I feel it spiritually. And they said, “Look, actually, I had been able to scrape everything about Thomas Matthew Crooks before the feds got rid of everything.” And it’s shocking what you look at. There is no way this person was not on the federal radar. Now, usually we go, was he on the left? Was he on the right? Because that’s the bait.

00:21:55 ▶️ Candace Owens: The bait is to make me as a conservative hate you if you are on the left, and if you are on the left, the goal is to make you hate Candace Owens because it allows them to operate in broad daylight. The reality of Thomas Matthew Crooks is going to be a story that we should get familiar with. He was… at both—on the left and on the right. He actually traded sides. He started actually as a Trump supporter. I’m gonna show you—and again, to really impress upon you how much this person had to be on the federal radar— I have an 80-page document, which I’m thinking I’m just gonna drop on my website tomorrow after handing it over to legal, of all the accounts that he made, all the statements that he made. And he was at first very angry against the left.

00:22:39 ▶️ Candace Owens: I mean, outwardly calling for the murder of people that are on the left. And there were videos that he was posting of himself shooting with no bullets in the gun in his bedroom. I’m gonna show you one of those videos that’s since been scraped. Don’t worry, we blurred the weapon just to keep things above board here. Take a look.

00:23:13 ▶️ Candace Owens: Now, if you’re listening to this and you are on Spotify essentially or on Apple, what’s essentially happening here is he’s just in his room and there’s no bullets in it, but he’s practicing firing a weapon. And his online history—there’s multiple videos that are like this, which I have—his online history shows he was extraordinarily violent. He was always calling for violence. And I can show you one of his comments that he made. This was a comment on a video, “Trump Humiliated on National TV,” and he wrote to someone, “Haha, that’s funny because I always believed being patriotic was lining up a bunch of socialist Jews like the ones that booed Trump and blasting their useless brains out with an AR—all to each his own.”

00:23:58 ▶️ Candace Owens: I mean, that’s unbelievably violent. Again, another comment where he was commenting on a YouTube video. He wrote, “I’ve noticed a lot of liars talking about the truth in this post.” “Well, let me know. Let me tell you some truth.” “Everyone of the Trump-hating Democrats deserves to have their heads chopped off and put on stakes for the world to see what happens when you F with America.” So you go, “Okay, this guy was a Trump supporter.” Then he does a radical transformation around 2020. And this had something to do with COVID. He got very angry at Trump📅, and he was outwardly saying things where people were reporting them on YouTube, being like, “This guy is absolutely insane.” “He is a maniac.” “He’s a maniac.” He was a maniac who was obsessed with Trump one way or the other.

00:24:41 ▶️ Candace Owens: And then he went very much—obviously, which is the reason why he tried to assassinate him—post-COVID. He just starts going completely crazy. And he is explicitly researching on Google the history of these assassinations. I can show you his search history here. I’m leading up to this. He searched “best places for a mass shooting.” Here are some of his other Google searches. I think we can just scroll down here. Yeah, okay. And this has a timeline on this. Again, I’m going to probably just post this document because you can handle the truth. He was fascinated with this stuff. He was fascinated.

00:25:18 ▶️ Candace Owens: You can see here “guns versus protesters,” “Orlando shooting reaction,” “cars running over protesters,” “firing an AR-15 as fast as possible,” “fertilizer bomb,” “How do you use a tourniquet?” “How to Molotov cocktail,” “how to make Molotov cocktails”—pardon me—“mixing gasoline with styrofoam,” “mass shooting in Canada,” “Oklahoma bombing,” “sniper in Dallas shooting.” You want me to believe—on the basis of what I have seen—that this individual wasn’t on federal radar? Just wasn’t on federal radar? Guys, that is nonsense, okay? That is absolute nonsense.

00:26:03 ▶️ Candace Owens: And again, the other element of this is we’re never gonna be told what therapists he was seeing, okay? Mom’s walking in the room. He’s practicing how to shoot. It’s very clear what you can see in the background. He’s practicing shots. They want us to believe that this just happened by accident—even though for years he was documenting wanting to harm politicians and people that were on the left and people that were on the right. Again, on the basis of everything—whether it was their race, their color, whether they were homosexual—there’s something there for everyone. So what’s happening here? Well, I can tell you my suspicion. I think that this is a program.

00:26:44 ▶️ Candace Owens: I do. I don’t know, but I know. You know, I don’t know, but I know—because it is giving me the same ick that I had when I was looking through the period and learning the reality of what happened throughout the 1960s when MKUltra—when that program was running. And I have no reason to believe that that program was ever discontinued. And I believe that they find these candidates in schools. I really do.

00:27:09 ▶️ Candace Owens: I think they find these candidates in schools. And so I wanted to express that to you—that we once again are having a predicament, and we can trace this straight from what they did to when JFK was assassinated, where the feds are obscuring. They are using journalists to obscure. They are putting pressure on government officials. They are lying to the public about everything—except this time it’s regarding Charlie Kirk. Which means this time it’s not going to fly because I’m not going to allow it to. Let’s take a pause here. We’re gonna get to something📅📅📅 that Megyn Kelly shared on her show about a hex that was put on Charlie Kirk—which is important for us to discuss for📅📅📅 a variety of reasons. First, I’m gonna throw it to some sponsors. Riverbend Ranch—I absolutely love them.

00:27:51 ▶️ Candace Owens: Everyone has wanted to do something to try and heal and remember Charlie Kirk. Well, my friends at Riverbend Ranch put together the following tribute to honor him. Take a listen.

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00:28:00 ▶️ Rob McCoy: We pay tribute to Charlie Kirk, 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.

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00:29:52 ▶️ Candace Owens: You should get it now before cold and flu season is upon us. That’s TWC.health/CANDACE. Use code CANDACE for $48 off. Kits are available to U.S. residents only, unfortunately. All right, guys. Wanted to get to Jimmy Kimmel. He’s back on air. I think—I guess he was—it was a little time-out for Jimmy Kimmel. I was very shocked to see people on the right who were kind of cheering on his cancellation. And I’m not denying the logic of it—going, “This has happened to so many people on the right.” So when it happens to you, boo-hoo. I get that. But also if we just keep playing ping-pong, nobody wins—and actually, except for the government. And I think that’s the part—that’s the reason that this sport has been created: left versus right.

00:30:34 ▶️ Candace Owens: And Jimmy Kimmel delivered a monologue and thanked people on the right in his very Jimmy Kimmel way. And I got a shout-out for saying, “Hey, you know, common sense: the government should not be getting involved when it comes to speech.” That’s insane. We cannot cheer that on. Take a listen to his monologue.

🎤 Jimmy Kimmel

00:30:51 ▶️ Jimmy Kimmel: I want to thank the people who don’t support my show or what I believe but support my right to share those beliefs anyway. People who I never would have imagined, like Ben Shapiro, Clay Travis, Candace Owens, Mitch McConnell, Rand Paul—even my old pal Ted Cruz, who, believe it or not, said something very beautiful on my behalf.

🎤 Ted Cruz

00:31:17 ▶️ Ted Cruz: I hate what Jimmy Kimmel said. I am thrilled that he was fired. Oh, wait. No, not that. The other part. But let me tell you: if the government gets in the business of saying what you can and can’t say— “We don’t like what you, the media, have said.” “We’re going to ban you from the airwaves if you don’t say what we like.” That will end up bad for conservatives.

🎤 Jimmy Kimmel

00:31:45 ▶️ Jimmy Kimmel: I don’t think I’ve ever said this before, but Ted Cruz is right. He’s absolutely right. This affects all of us, including him. I mean, think about it. If Ted Cruz can’t speak freely, then he can’t cast spells on the Smurfs. Even though I don’t agree with many of those people on most subjects—some of the things they say even make me want to throw up— it takes courage for them to speak out against this administration. And they did, and they deserve credit for it. And thanks.

🎤 Candace Owens

00:32:17 ▶️ Candace Owens: Feeling is mutual. There are some things you say that make me want to throw up as well, but it is important that we realize government overreach. Government overreach doesn’t matter who it’s happening under—whether it’s Biden or whether it’s Trump—it’s wrong, okay? And by the way, both sides have been guilty of government overreach, so less of us taking the bait on that. I also want to say—I wanted to show you guys this clip of Megyn Kelly. It’s gone pretty viral. It’s everywhere—speaking about something that I did not know about, which is pertaining to a hex and a curse that Charlie Kirk and Erika📅📅📅 Kirk were worried about. It’s kind of a shocking, a very shocking story.

00:32:53 ▶️ Candace Owens: And I just want to preempt this by saying that for those of you that don’t understand that this is a spiritual war that we are fighting, you might’ve been like me years ago—and I refer to us as the muggles. Like, of course there are people who believe in all of this stuff, and there are people who put spells on people, and they are meaningful. They follow numerology, and it’s serious. That is serious. And you think that it’s not because they have made our society so plastic, and there’s no substance anymore, and we are so distracted. But these people who rule over us— they know who they worship. They know they worship Luciferianism.

00:33:34 ▶️ Candace Owens: And so I was very alarmed that this had happened, and I honestly had wished that Charlie Kirk had reached out to me. Even though they did end up consulting a Catholic priest—I didn’t expect—I wish I could have given them the exact person. But take a listen to how Megyn Kelly shares what happened—a curse that was put on Charlie Kirk just before he went out to UVU.

🎤 Megyn Kelly

00:33:55 ▶️ Megyn Kelly: I learned when I was out in Arizona last week that two weeks before Charlie Kirk was assassinated, the far-left website Jezebel declared that it had a mission to cast bad luck or a curse on Charlie. They wanted to hurt him in some way. They declared, quote, “If the far-right📅 misogynist with a bad haircut wants to villainize independent women, Jezebel is more than happy to be the hag of his nightmares.” And they went onto the website Etsy—yes, Etsy—to, quote, “cast a curse on him.” Yes, this is actually a thing.

00:34:32 ▶️ Megyn Kelly: Etsy, the website known for making arts and crafts on demand, will happily cast a hex through its witches who you can hire on someone if you ask them to. Erika Kirk and Charlie Kirk heard about these curses. And that news genuinely rattled Erika in particular. She knew Christian teaching on the subject. She loved Charlie absolutely. And she was scared when she heard of the curses Jezebel had called up.

00:35:07 ▶️ Megyn Kelly: So much so that she and Charlie contacted a friend—who I believe she said was a Catholic priest, but definitely a friend—and asked him to come over and pray with them over Charlie the night before he was murdered. She eventually worked it through, and so did Charlie—that as she later told me, “Weapons will form but not prosper,” that Satan and those witches have no power.

🎤 Candace Owens

00:35:37 ▶️ Candace Owens: So just to add a little color to the story, I think that the people who did this—in what we’ve learned about those women, as I think they were probably who hired, people that did the hiring—were probably trying to be funny. People that don’t believe in spiritual forces were probably just like, “LOL.” It’s like Vice. It’s like, you know, Vice publication. Like, “You know, I smoked a blunt and, you know, listened to the Beatles’ music backwards.” Like, it’s like—they don’t take that stuff seriously. So they’re trying to be like, “Haha, funny headline.” And the person who wrote the article about it said, “I’m not calling on dark forces to cause him harm.” “I just want him to wake up every morning with an inexplicable zit.” So she’s probably trying to be funny, to be fair—but contacted witches who are not trying to be funny.

00:36:18 ▶️ Candace Owens: That’s the problem when people don’t understand that this stuff is real—that you’re saying to a witch, “Yeah, I’ll pay for you.” “I’m going to reach out to you to pay for you to put a curse on Charlie Kirk.” And that witch did that. And it brought—obviously, you can see—they were distressed by this. They consulted a Catholic priest—who I assume would have immediately conducted an exorcism that probably should have been done in the Latin Rite. But I feel like that’s just something that people should know because until something happens to you spiritually, you tend not to believe in these things. And like I said, that’s a part of this. They very much know what religion they follow—the numbers, the numerology. It makes sense to them, the people that are in control of this world. You should just be very cautious—very cautious—of that stuff.

00:37:02 ▶️ Candace Owens: I kind of—a lot of times I kind of give this example. It’s like they can sell us anything as reality. Like we are now in this culture of what C.S. Lewis refers to as scientism. As long as they say like, “It’s science,” it’s not weird—then we don’t realize it. No, I think these are spiritual forces. Like if a witch was like, “Ha ha, here’s a potion. Take it.” It works. You’d be like, “Oh, that’s so crazy.” “I don’t believe in witch potions.” But like a doctor can create something, and it makes you feel, and you’re like, “Oh, of course,” but this is like backed by science. It’s like, “Okay, by any other name”—sort of a thing. You know what I mean?

00:37:34 ▶️ Candace Owens: But this stuff is real. And I’m glad that the end result thus far of how it has impacted society—to watch Charlie Kirk be assassinated, even though we don’t know who exactly was behind this—we know it was more than one person—is that people are going back to church, and that they had that instinct when they watched it. They suddenly realized, “Whoa, they got hit spiritually.” Even if they hadn’t been to church in years, I was getting comments: “I hadn’t been to church in 20 years.” “And for some reason, watching the death of Charlie Kirk made me know that I needed to go to church.” That is at least one thing in this. And there have been other things that has made me very happy. Anyways, I want to make sure I have time for your comments because we do have book club tonight, and I’m going to build upon what we’re speaking

00:38:17 ▶️ Candace Owens: over these last two weeks. This book we’re reading is very important📅📅📅. The Assault on Truth—and so much of rereading this book is reminding me of what is happening with Charlie Kirk and how we’re being lied to about everything and how evil the people are that are doing the lying. It’s an important book because you have to know what these people are capable of. First, I’m going to read a couple of sponsors: Home Title Lock. If you are a homeowner, you should listen to this because the FBI has been warning homeowners about a type of real estate fraud that’s on the rise, which is title theft. This type of theft doesn’t happen by breaking down your doors and stealing your stuff, but rather they use a one-page document, and they just forge your signature. It gets filed to the county. And if your title—which is the legal record of your home ownership—gets transferred out of your name,

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00:40:27 ▶️ Candace Owens: Or just visit AmericanFinancing.net/Owens. Again, that’s AmericanFinancing.net/Owens. All right, guys. Let’s get into your comments. Reminding you: Shot in the Dark—we have another episode that’s going up. We’re going to go through the birth control. This might be the worst one. Nexplanon. I don’t know if I’m saying that right because I never used it, but I said it right on the episode. Don’t worry. Crazy backstory to how that came together. You need to know this stuff. We are fighting people that are evil, and their plans are to poison us and our offspring. If that sounds crazy, you just dive right into Shot in the Dark. And you guys will have book club in a little bit here. I might be about 10 minutes late to book club. I hope that’s okay.

00:41:10 ▶️ Candace Owens: And also our Spanish YouTube is live. You guys have been asking for that. Spanish YouTube is live. Candace Owens en Español. That’s it: @CandaceOwensenEspanol. So happy hunting there. Okay, you guys. We also have some—it looks like producers’ note here—we have some signed Blackout copies that are available 15% off on our website, CandaceOwens.com. You can use promo code BLACKOUT15, and you will get my signed copy. And yes, I individually sign them. I’m sorry, BLACKOUT15 is the promo code. Skylar’s correcting me. BLACKOUT15 for 15% off on the remaining copies. Okay, what is on your mind? Let me scroll here. We have…

00:41:55 ▶️ Candace Owens: Sia, who writes “Prayers up.” Warwick Spiller writes, the name of the Mormon Church is The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Okay, thank you. I’m correcting that. At different times, it says Mormon. Other times, it says Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. But in the founder’s story online, it says the Mormon Church. So thank you for correcting that. And you said, “Don’t divide us.” I wasn’t trying. I genuinely wasn’t trying to divide you. I just don’t know. It was genuinely a mistake. Lighthouse writes, “Some feel that Erika Kirk is faking her emotions.” “I lost my four-year-old son suddenly in April.” “Sometimes I felt so numb.” “It’s our body protecting itself from extreme grief.” “I couldn’t imagine having the world watch me during that time.” “The pain is unbearable.” Yeah, I’ve seen that. I think we just need to be a lot more gracious.

00:42:38 ▶️ Candace Owens: It’s an unimaginable thing to go through. And it means if we can’t imagine it, then we have no idea how we would react. Nobody is supposed to be able to log online and see the person that they love being shot in the neck. The person that is the father of their children being assassinated and murdered—and going through those emotions and still having to get up and be a parent and— I imagine if it was me, I would probably turn into a robot. I don’t need—I mean, there’s—I’m thinking about how this impacted me, and I’m not his wife. He’s not the father of my children, and I could barely even get out of bed. So I just—I can’t imagine what she’s going through. So I think that’s very fair for you to say that. And I appreciate you saying that. Oh, by the way, I didn’t see the last part of your comment—going back to the bee stuff.

00:43:22 ▶️ Candace Owens: You said the beehive represents a group that are working together for Christ. Thank you, Warwick Spiller, for providing that. Natalie writes: “Tip: my sister’s neighbor is the daughter of a lady who sent the video to police of Tyler Robinson walking down a neighborhood street.” “The media is leaving out the part—leaving out part of that video.” “It also shows him changing clothes, and he is not alone.” “There is a woman with him.” Okay, Natalie, hi. Could you send that to me? Can you just write, “Hi, it’s me, Natalie,” in the tips inbox so I can get that immediately? Please send that to tips@CandaceOwens.com. Natalie, please. I am begging you. He was with a woman? What?

00:44:08 ▶️ Candace Owens: How is that possible? Well, we only got the Caldera Engineering video. So that’s very interesting. Please, please, please get me that video, Natalie. tips@CandaceOwens.com. Reagan writes: “I’m a former teacher who quit halfway through year five.” “God opened my eyes to what the system is, and it’s abusive.” “To explain this to former colleagues, I’ve got to come with correct facts.” “What resources do you recommend?” Well, I’d start with Inside American Education. I think that really does a really good job of illustrating what’s been happening and why it’s happening and what the ultimate goal is. And it’s a terrifying read for parents. And we need to be—as I say—just as radical as they were when they established this system.

00:44:45 ▶️ Candace Owens: Recovery Recon writes: “Is it not weird that within minutes the FBI posted pics of the ammo with ‘anti-ICE’ from today and showed us pics of the windows with the holes in them, referring to the shooting in the ICE facility in Dallas?” “But we haven’t seen anything from Charlie Kirk.” “Also, thoughts on the resigned doctor?” Okay, well, we can get into psychology. I have a lot of thoughts about that. If you’re in the book club and we’re talking about the psychoanalytic community, I think it probably follows the same story of a relationship that was really close and then broke off because Sigmund Freud held on to—I can’t really say. That’s why we have the book club—but you know how the psychoanalytic community was started.

00:45:30 ▶️ Candace Owens: They were gaslighting people that were actually being raped. And then sometimes people that came up in that environment genuinely thought that they were being a part of you know, psychoanalytics and thought it was real. And then the scales fell from their eyes, and they realized, “Wait a second, you’re protecting rapists.” And those people were outcast. I think it could be that story with Carl. Aravik writes: “I truly admire you, not just for your courage, but for the way you investigate and uncover truth that others ignore.” “You’re the only voice I fully trust.” “Thank God for you.” Thank you so much. And thank God for you guys because you gave me the courage to do this—truly—with all the attacks that we have to endure from the mainstream media,

00:46:04 ▶️ Candace Owens: committing ourselves to truths—especially in a time like this when you’re being attacked, when you’re actually someone that’s experiencing genuine grief and you’ve lost your friend, and you see what they do—how they don’t care, and how they lie about that person. It’s a lot. But trust in God, faith in His plan, His design—and also having you guys backing me up—makes all the difference. Brooke writes: “I love the story about you and your husband.” “My grandparents met and were engaged three days later.” “They were married 67 years, had seven kids, 24 grandkids, and as of today, 76 great-grandkids.” Yes, it happens, okay? I don’t know what to say to people. I read these conspiracy theories. I’m like, “I can tell you that it just happened.” 18 days—that was it. We were engaged after 18 days—first time I laid eyes on him. And now we have four kids, and we are happily married.

00:46:49 ▶️ Candace Owens: And I’m not saying everyone should get engaged after 18 days, but I am saying that we need to stop with the whole “date somebody for three years,” you know? I think that’s a little ridiculous. And that only is being—that’s only due to, in large part, some of the more sinister motives of the feminist movement—which we can get into another time when I release my next, my sophomore book, which is coming out later this year. All right, you guys. I gotta jump off here because I’ve got book club in a little bit. I’ll see you tomorrow.

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Entities Mentioned (77)

Concepts: Christians, God, Luciferianism, MAGA movement, MKUltra

Dates: 1960s, 2024, August 20th, August 6, September 10th, September 11th, September 2nd, September 4th

Events: COVID-19 Pandemic, Charlie Kirk assassination, JFK assassination, Oklahoma City bombing, Orlando nightclub shooting

Places: Arizona, Canada, Dallas, Germany, Iran, London, United Kingdom, United States, Utah

Organizations: American Financing, Apple, CDC, Caldera Engineering, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Club Candace, Discord, Etsy, FBI, Federal Reserve, Google, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Jezebel, Riverbend Ranch, Spotify, The Wellness Company, Turning Point USA, Utah Valley University, Vice, YouTube

People: Ben Shapiro, C.S. Lewis, Candace Owens, Charlie Kirk, Clay Travis, Corey Comparatore, Donald Trump, Erika Kirk, Jesus Christ, Jimmy Kimmel, John F. Kennedy, Lance, Margarethe Schurz, Megyn Kelly, Mitch McConnell, Rand Paul, Rob McCoy, Ronald Reagan, Sigmund Freud, Skylar, Skyler, Ted Cruz, Thomas Matthew Crooks, Thomas Sowell, Tyler Robinson

Works & Media: A Shot in the Dark, Blackout, Inside American Education, The Assault on Truth, The Matrix

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