Candace Owens Just EXPOSED Turning Point’s DARK Plan for Her — It’s MASSIVE

[00:00:02] There it is. [00:00:05] Let's get into it. What is going on? [00:00:08] Happy Sunday. Hope you've had a great [00:00:10] Saturday, great week. Let's get Let's [00:00:14] finish strong, ladies and gentlemen. [00:00:16] Good morning to everybody. Let's just [00:00:18] jump right in. This is what we're going [00:00:19] to be talking about here today. I had [00:00:22] this conversation with my brother, okay? [00:00:25] and he was listening to the show and and [00:00:27] he just came up with something where he [00:00:28] was like he's like, "I think I [00:00:30] understand why Andrew said to Candace [00:00:33] that it was supposed to be you." And I [00:00:35] was like, "Okay." And as I'm listening [00:00:37] to it, because he sends me a voice note [00:00:38] as I'm listening, I go, "Oh, I know what [00:00:40] he's going to say." I'm like, "Oh, that [00:00:42] makes perfect sense." He goes a [00:00:43] different direction with it. He says [00:00:46] because uh Charlie decided to align [00:00:49] himself with, you know, if you go with [00:00:52] uh Philadelphia's most wanted, we got [00:00:54] Candace is number one. We got Tucker is [00:00:57] number two. As soon as Charlie aligned [00:00:59] himself with number two and refused to [00:01:02] decouple from him, uh his days were [00:01:05] numbered. That's what my brother was [00:01:06] saying. And I was like, "Okay, that [00:01:08] makes sense." But what I was actually [00:01:09] going to say is because, you know, my [00:01:11] brother's not doing all the research [00:01:12] that I'm doing and, you know, [00:01:13] communicating with the researcher and [00:01:15] looking into all this stuff and reading [00:01:16] all over all these files and weirdness, [00:01:19] I all of a sudden had this this this [00:01:21] this Eureka moment where when he brought [00:01:25] up it was supposed to be you. Well, [00:01:27] that's because Candice was actually like [00:01:31] Charlie. [00:01:32] Candice was like Charlie in the sense of [00:01:36] being guided. Now, here's the thing. She [00:01:39] actually she actually says this in this [00:01:43] clip right here. Okay, listen to this. [00:01:46] Maybe you remember, maybe you don't. [00:01:48] Maybe you didn't listen to the end of [00:01:50] her last live, but listen closely. [00:01:53] >> And u any other child development [00:01:55] program that's in schools for uh [00:01:57] extraordinary students or gifted and [00:01:58] talented students, there was this [00:02:00] comment yesterday's episode. I have to [00:02:02] read this. This was from Na. Nico wrote, [00:02:04] "Hey Shannon, a taggate kid here. Total [00:02:07] memory blackout from ages 4 to 10. The [00:02:10] exact years because that was responding [00:02:11] to a comment of somebody else who had a [00:02:12] memory blackout being a part of this [00:02:13] program. The exact years that I was at [00:02:16] Fort Hood on base later ' 80s late later [00:02:19] ' 80s early 90s military brat. Dad was a [00:02:21] doctor doing residency adjacent to a [00:02:23] bolab at the army hospital. I wouldn't [00:02:25] follow protocol as a kid after the [00:02:26] program had skipped me a grade, etc. And [00:02:29] so after the army, I got shuffled [00:02:30] through four different schools that I [00:02:32] later discovered are all connected to [00:02:33] the DoD through the Aspen Education [00:02:35] Group. I think they changed the name. I [00:02:37] have docs, but yeah. And Shell [00:02:38] Companies. I've gone through hell and [00:02:39] back with loads of FOAS to my name. Just [00:02:42] trying to figure out what happened to me [00:02:43] at Turnabout Ranch in Escalante, Utah. [00:02:46] New Horizons Academy now closed for [00:02:48] abuse in Marian, Indiana. Its sister [00:02:51] school, child slaver labor work camp in [00:02:53] the middle of nowhere called Missab [00:02:55] Woods Academy in Canada. They have [00:02:56] another school in the DR, but I didn't [00:02:58] go there. Also, Darlington in Rome, [00:02:59] Georgia, and of course, Texas. The [00:03:01] struggle is real. Keep up the good [00:03:02] fight, Candace. Thanks for making it [00:03:03] safe to talk about this publicly. I [00:03:04] legit have gone through hell and back. [00:03:06] And I know of a neighborhood because of [00:03:07] all of this. The weird phenomena is [00:03:08] real. Lights break above my head when I [00:03:11] flipped a switch. Cabinets slam when I [00:03:13] get mad enough. And I can, I don't know, [00:03:15] I guess, connect with what I can only [00:03:16] describe as stars that respond to my [00:03:19] request, like, please move or light up, [00:03:21] etc. I know it sounds insane. I don't [00:03:23] care though. It's no measure of health [00:03:24] to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick [00:03:26] society. And I'm grateful I don't fit [00:03:27] in, not cut from the same cloth. But [00:03:29] whatever happened to us as kids, we [00:03:30] deserve answers. Uh we while I [00:03:32] personally don't care about retribution, [00:03:34] just answers. You're giving us [00:03:35] permission to speak our truth. Thank [00:03:36] you. And there were so many comments, [00:03:40] so many comments of people reflecting [00:03:42] this that they yes, when I run, I was in [00:03:43] the gate program, lights go out. I told [00:03:45] you that was something that Charlie [00:03:46] said. And it's so weird. They're like [00:03:47] mocking Charlie by mocking me. He said [00:03:49] it. He said he thought he was a time [00:03:51] traveler. he went to a special school [00:03:54] and yeah, it it's it's very interesting [00:03:57] that these programs existed. I honestly [00:03:59] think I was spared. So interesting to [00:04:01] hear you say they wanted to um transfer [00:04:03] you to a special academy because the [00:04:07] same thing happened to me. I took the [00:04:08] test. It was third grade, I remember. [00:04:10] And all the kids got their state test [00:04:11] exams back and mine was late. And I was [00:04:13] sitting in Miss Balistr's class. And [00:04:15] then they brought my mom in and they [00:04:17] were like, you know, Candace [00:04:20] got a very high score on this and we'd [00:04:22] like to put her in what was called the [00:04:23] extraordinary learners program. And [00:04:25] after being in a couple of these [00:04:27] classes, they then said to my mom that [00:04:28] we would like to pay for her to go all [00:04:31] expenses to this academy, King Low [00:04:33] Haywood Private School. And my mom was [00:04:35] like, "You should go to this. This is an [00:04:36] amazing opportunity." And then I started [00:04:37] bursting out in tears, crying, being [00:04:39] like, "Mom, please don't make me go." I [00:04:40] just, we had just changed schools, [00:04:42] elementary schools. And I was like, I [00:04:44] just made new friends again. I do not [00:04:46] want to make new friends. Essentially, I [00:04:48] promise I will be an idiot. Just do not [00:04:49] make me change schools. And I wonder, [00:04:52] first off, I did. I then purposely did [00:04:54] like was trying not to do the best. I [00:04:56] still, you know, wasn't AP honors [00:05:00] classes, but I was kind of very um [00:05:03] reticent about school. and they I do [00:05:05] remember we still I still had to do the [00:05:06] LP program and I remember us going on [00:05:08] buses to separate schools. It's really [00:05:10] interesting to think about what is the [00:05:11] actual aim of these programs probably to [00:05:13] identify kids and make sure that if they [00:05:15] are um in any measure brilliant and I'm [00:05:18] not saying that I'm brilliant. I just [00:05:20] happen to be in one of these programs [00:05:22] they probably want you to work for the [00:05:25] government. Now, remember that because [00:05:27] I'm going to show you somebody who's [00:05:29] actually one of these gate kids, um, you [00:05:32] know, obviously an adult now, and [00:05:34] they're going to talk a little bit about [00:05:36] their memories coming back. Also, I have [00:05:38] somebody right here in the comments. [00:05:41] They're saying that they're a former [00:05:42] person as well. There's a lot of this [00:05:44] popping up now. Um, but that Candace [00:05:47] reveals that she should have been in one [00:05:50] of these programs. She was smart enough. [00:05:53] They wanted her to be in it. And you [00:05:56] have to remember for them to be like [00:05:58] we're going to pay for this in full. [00:05:59] That's kind of weird. You know what I [00:06:01] mean? It's like you you just here's the [00:06:04] thing. People are there's good people in [00:06:06] the world, but it's a little odd when a [00:06:08] school says, "Hey, we're going to pay [00:06:10] for the entire thing just because we [00:06:13] want her to get the education and we [00:06:15] want her to just be a bright star in [00:06:17] life and just have make a good income [00:06:18] and and that's it. That's all we're [00:06:20] looking for." That sounds kind of weird. [00:06:22] seems like it's like, well, you know, [00:06:24] she has potential. We want her to go [00:06:26] here because we want to explore that [00:06:28] potential. That would make more sense [00:06:30] there. But either way, she explains [00:06:32] that, hey, I was supposed to be one of [00:06:34] these people. Then what ends up [00:06:36] happening to Candace like through her [00:06:37] life, right? not as a kid or anything, [00:06:39] but from where we catch up with her. [00:06:42] Well, there is a stint and there is a [00:06:44] picture where it says I don't know if at [00:06:47] the time she was trying to be an actor [00:06:48] or something, but there's some profile [00:06:50] where it says something about actor, [00:06:52] right? So, she's already in this world, [00:06:55] same as Erica, same age as Erica. So, [00:06:57] she's already in this world and she [00:07:00] thinks she's just going through the [00:07:01] world. Well, for all we know, like she [00:07:03] doesn't have any handlers or anything [00:07:04] like that. not not like Charlie, no [00:07:06] people for for um um spiritual purposes [00:07:09] like Charlie had. But she does end up in [00:07:13] this situation where she is a media [00:07:16] personality. She is doing something with [00:07:19] uh with uh with different people, but [00:07:22] one that stands out to mind was Officer [00:07:24] Tatum. She was doing a show with him. [00:07:26] She was Red Pill Black, then she was [00:07:28] doing a show with him. uh you know, and [00:07:31] then it became uh the the uh turning [00:07:34] point thing with Charlie as they built [00:07:37] it up. It's very odd. Charlie is one of [00:07:40] these people. Charlie bumps in. I don't [00:07:43] know how they met. They bumped into each [00:07:44] other. They just kind of met each other. [00:07:46] Charlie just grabs onto her. Says, "You [00:07:48] have to come with me." Charlie all of a [00:07:50] sudden has these memories and thoughts [00:07:52] and dreams and notions that he's [00:07:54] supposed to be with her. He was supposed [00:07:56] to find her. Right? seems seems divine [00:08:00] but also there is an element that people [00:08:03] we are now exploring now actually I'm [00:08:05] not seeing many other people explore it [00:08:07] but I know Candace is and I am my [00:08:09] researcher is definitely exploring it [00:08:10] he's down with it starting to explore [00:08:13] the fact of Charlie having people around [00:08:15] him that were guiding him you know we're [00:08:17] weren't holding on to him we're weren't [00:08:19] pushing him around but we're just [00:08:20] guiding him just gently like hey you [00:08:22] know don't go to college do this instead [00:08:24] don't do this do this instead [00:08:27] so it seems seems like and then Candace [00:08:30] goes to Prageru. There's a cancellation [00:08:33] over her head. She has to go and meet [00:08:35] with someone. This lady or I think it [00:08:37] was a lady in it was in an episode where [00:08:39] she describes having to go meet with [00:08:41] this uh spiritual person, spiritual [00:08:44] Philadelphia person, a Philadelphia [00:08:46] priest if you will. Uh she has to meet [00:08:50] with this guy and she has to apologize. [00:08:53] She apologizes and all a sudden the [00:08:54] cancellation goes away. Now, whoever [00:08:56] brought her to that person was obviously [00:09:00] not a handler of sorts, but you know, [00:09:03] could could become that maybe. I don't [00:09:06] know if there they still know each other [00:09:07] even. But then she goes from there to [00:09:10] the Daily Wire. So she was on a path and [00:09:13] I think everybody even the people who [00:09:16] today absolutely despise her. Everybody [00:09:19] was like this lady here when she was [00:09:22] with Turning Point, everybody was like [00:09:24] this lady could be president. She could [00:09:26] easily be president. And it's funny we [00:09:29] have the same notion with Charlie. So [00:09:31] both had these strong strong leadership [00:09:33] skills, right? [00:09:36] coincidence, God-given or God, you know, [00:09:39] divine, however they met up. It's very [00:09:42] odd that both of them are together, one [00:09:44] company. Then she moves on to the Daily [00:09:46] Wire. She's clearly being put on a path. [00:09:49] And even she says, [00:09:52] even she says, "I had I I didn't realize [00:09:55] I had handlers." Even she says that. I [00:09:58] didn't realize I had no idea that that [00:10:01] was what was going on. Right? So, it [00:10:04] makes you wonder why would and let me [00:10:08] play that actually just so you know what [00:10:09] I'm talking about here. Let me play that [00:10:11] here. [00:10:11] >> That they knew something about Charlie [00:10:13] and that's why they had him marked and [00:10:15] had him [00:10:18] monitored and had him likely followed [00:10:20] since he was young. And maybe they [00:10:22] thought like the agents think um that if [00:10:26] they swarmed him and they stayed with [00:10:28] him and they pretended to be his friend [00:10:29] that ultimately they could control [00:10:31] Charlie and [clears throat] and perhaps [00:10:32] change an outcome. They could literally [00:10:35] change an outcome related to Charlie. So [00:10:39] when for the first time in his life [00:10:42] because I do believe he was managed. I [00:10:44] mean, I I've already said I was handled. [00:10:45] I didn't recognize that I had agents. [00:10:49] And for the first time in his life, [00:10:50] Charlie peaks his head up and starts to [00:10:52] push back in a meaningful way. They [00:10:54] couldn't stop him from becoming bigger. [00:10:57] That was that seemed to be inevitable. U [00:11:00] but they panicked. They seem to have [00:11:01] panicked, right? I mean, this is just [00:11:03] starting to happen within a year when [00:11:05] Charlie's going like, "Hey, man. I don't [00:11:07] actually think this. I don't actually [00:11:08] believe this." And then he goes, "You [00:11:10] know what? Take the money. take the [00:11:12] money out of the organization [00:11:14] and they panicked. They [00:11:17] >> 100%. Now, I only played that to show um [00:11:21] the fact that she did not realize she [00:11:23] had agents. She didn't realize she was [00:11:25] being handled. So, when Andrew says it [00:11:28] was supposed to be you, it takes a [00:11:30] different meaning once we know about all [00:11:32] this stuff that we've been covering. the [00:11:34] gates and the gifted programs and the [00:11:36] often and you know Mortal Kombat or [00:11:39] somebody suggested Mario Kart Ultra. [00:11:42] Same thing, Mortal Kombat Ultra. But [00:11:44] once we start looking at all that when [00:11:46] Andrew says and also Andrew is a handler [00:11:49] of sorts. Remember Candace brought up [00:11:51] John Moore and how he was supposed to [00:11:54] have disciples and Andrew Andrew [00:11:56] Kovvette seems like he might be a [00:11:58] disciple of his and then he goes over to [00:12:01] Turning Point. he becomes the [00:12:03] spokesperson. [00:12:04] He doesn't really have any other uh [00:12:07] customers, any other uh prospects other [00:12:10] than Turning Point, even though he has [00:12:13] this PR company. It's almost like I have [00:12:15] a PR company, but it's only Charlie that [00:12:18] I focus on and I'm right next to him all [00:12:20] the time. And I'm the spokesperson for [00:12:22] Turning Point. And I told you a [00:12:24] spokesperson is kind of like a handler [00:12:26] for the entire company, right? And that [00:12:28] would include Charlie. You know, you [00:12:30] can't tell Charlie what to do, but you [00:12:32] would be like, "Hey, man." Like, [00:12:33] PR-wise, I mean, that's not going to [00:12:35] look good. Uh, us meeting up with that [00:12:38] person, I don't know. That's not going [00:12:39] to look good. I don't know. Debating [00:12:41] that guy, I don't know. I don't know if [00:12:43] you really want to do that. You know, [00:12:45] let's release this statement, etc., etc. [00:12:48] So, when Andrew says, "Hey, it was [00:12:50] supposed to be you." Maybe Andrew knows [00:12:52] more than just some information here and [00:12:56] there in terms of what happened to [00:12:57] Charlie. Maybe he understands that [00:12:59] Candace was supposed to stay with [00:13:01] Charlie. They were supposed to move on [00:13:03] to that higher and higher realm that [00:13:05] Charlie was getting into becoming so [00:13:08] powerful. Candace was supposed to be [00:13:09] there the whole time. Candace was [00:13:11] actually supposed to be Candace was the [00:13:14] better debater. She was the better [00:13:16] speaker. Anytime go and watch anytime [00:13:19] her and Charlie were on stage, Candace [00:13:21] sometimes if Charlie was going back and [00:13:23] forth, she'd rip the mic out of his hand [00:13:24] and just start going at the person. That [00:13:27] happened all the time. Charlie never [00:13:28] fought it. He was like, "Yep." He would [00:13:30] always let Candace lead. And even in the [00:13:32] text messages, he said, he said, "I [00:13:35] think you're supposed to be David. [00:13:37] You're supposed to finish this job. I [00:13:39] think God meant for me to find you. You [00:13:41] were the missing piece. I was time [00:13:43] traveling." You know what I mean? So, [00:13:45] even Charlie seemed to have known that. [00:13:48] So it seems like if Candace didn't go [00:13:49] off the rails and she stayed handled the [00:13:51] way she was supposed to, her and Charlie [00:13:54] were supposed to go to this high point, [00:13:56] Charlie was there by himself. So imagine [00:13:58] if Candace did get to that point and it [00:14:00] was Candace that was just messaging [00:14:02] people in group chats and it was Candace [00:14:03] who just said something to maybe Ben [00:14:05] Shapiro or Andrew Kovvette but didn't [00:14:07] actually tell everybody just like [00:14:08] Charlie when he suspected something was [00:14:10] going to happen to him. What would have [00:14:12] happened to Candace? Well, Candace would [00:14:14] have passed away and then what would [00:14:16] happen to Charlie? Charlie would have [00:14:18] became the head person and it would have [00:14:19] made sense. Candace would have been the [00:14:22] Messiahike figure, right? I don't know. [00:14:25] That's just what's coming to my mind now [00:14:28] when when I hear about Andrew Kovette [00:14:30] saying it was supposed to be you. That [00:14:33] that's what makes more it makes more [00:14:36] sense to me is that he understood what [00:14:40] Charlie was. He understood what he was [00:14:42] doing at Turning Point. He understood [00:14:44] who Candace was. and he knew it was [00:14:47] supposed to be you. And in that time of [00:14:51] of [00:14:53] solid grief, um just pure sadness, anger [00:14:57] that you get in when somebody passes un [00:15:00] unexpectedly. [00:15:02] He looks and he's on the phone with [00:15:04] Candace while she's crying and he says, [00:15:05] "It was supposed to be you." Maybe he [00:15:08] real maybe he was just letting that [00:15:10] little bit of information out. [00:15:12] I don't know. That's that's that's that [00:15:14] that's what makes the most sense to me [00:15:17] because Candice burned, you know, not [00:15:19] really cuz I mean she's massively [00:15:22] influential name now. But when she was [00:15:25] going through what she went through, the [00:15:26] first cancellation which she had to [00:15:28] resolve with PragerU and then Daily Wire [00:15:30] and everything that happened with Daily [00:15:32] Wire, she kind of burnt her name to the [00:15:34] ground. She was like, "Okay, like I'll [00:15:38] just like I can't serve two masters." [00:15:40] She made sure when she went off, she [00:15:44] made sure anybody who was trying to hold [00:15:46] on to anything with her or tethered to [00:15:48] her broke free. Cuz that's real freedom, [00:15:51] right? It's not just the fact that you [00:15:53] get to make some money and maybe you get [00:15:55] fired from Daily Wire. You want real [00:15:56] freedom, right? I'm sure she doesn't [00:15:59] want that situation where Daily Wire [00:16:01] owns that that that that page and can [00:16:04] post things and own certain images of [00:16:06] her. She wanted to actually break free [00:16:09] and she did for the most part except for [00:16:10] that little thing that they own now. So, [00:16:14] I don't know. She She burnt it to the [00:16:16] ground. Charlie didn't do that. Like I [00:16:17] said, Charlie did it in the background. [00:16:19] He was questioning things. He was asking [00:16:20] questions. He was being nice. He was [00:16:22] trying to not really ride the fence, but [00:16:24] he's kind of like, you know, Americans [00:16:25] should be able to question things, [00:16:27] right? [00:16:28] He was doing that. [00:16:31] Who knows again, who knows what would [00:16:33] have happened to Candace if she was in [00:16:34] that position and she started saying [00:16:36] things just behind the scenes. Instead, [00:16:38] she said it in front of everybody [00:16:40] because that's how she goes, right? [00:16:42] That's how she is friends with Yay. You [00:16:45] learn from Yay and then you start doing [00:16:47] what Yay was doing. That's exactly what [00:16:48] she did and that's how she broke free. [00:16:51] I'm positive she knows that about Yay, [00:16:53] that Yay broke free by going nuts. Like [00:16:56] it's not he's not crazy. He just broke [00:16:59] free by going nuts. the more he did, the [00:17:02] more every brand that was tethered to [00:17:03] him that owned him for life was like, [00:17:06] "Go, go. We don't care." She did the [00:17:08] same thing. I'm just saying. When he [00:17:10] says it was supposed to be her, I I [00:17:12] think there's a deeper meaning to that [00:17:13] than we realize. Now, just in case you [00:17:15] guys don't know, she he did say that, [00:17:18] right? [00:17:18] >> I am talking maybe 72 hours max after [00:17:22] Charlie was killed. And he was also [00:17:24] upset on the phone, but he said [00:17:26] something and it's hitting differently [00:17:28] the more that I think about it. He said, [00:17:30] and I quote, "Candice, it was supposed [00:17:34] to be you. [00:17:37] It was supposed to be you." [00:17:39] Now, at the time, I dismissed this as [00:17:42] some sort of bargaining, right? That's [00:17:44] an actual stage of grief. You do [00:17:45] bargain. You wish that it was this [00:17:47] person. You could trade it. Maybe you [00:17:49] wish that it was yourself. And to be [00:17:50] honest, I did go through that phase of [00:17:53] bargaining with Charlie. Like, why [00:17:55] didn't it happen to somebody else? is a [00:17:57] good person um who had his whole life [00:17:59] ahead of him. I mean I told you that [00:18:00] even my father went through that stage [00:18:02] of grief. My father was like this makes [00:18:04] me feel terrible because Charlie has [00:18:07] lived his life so admirably. And [00:18:10] >> so there you have it. She does say you [00:18:13] know Andrew really did say that. It just [00:18:16] m it makes you think about cuz look at [00:18:19] turning point now right? If if this was [00:18:23] anything, well, it was planned, right? [00:18:26] It was planned by Tyler Robinson. We all [00:18:28] know that, right? Of course. Of course. [00:18:29] Nobody wants to divert from that story. [00:18:32] But look at what's happened to Turning [00:18:34] Point. It's in such a bad place now, [00:18:39] right? They're going to have Erica be [00:18:40] the face. It's not going to work. She's [00:18:44] not She's not as likable. She has this [00:18:46] odd thing, you know? She's very much [00:18:49] like Camala. Like, it's it's not going [00:18:50] to work. [00:18:52] You had Charlie. Charlie was perfect. He [00:18:54] was incredible. Presidential like. So if [00:18:58] it was C again, if it was Candace and [00:18:59] Charlie and Candace went, Turning Point [00:19:03] would have thrived beyond belief. But [00:19:05] instead, Candace had already departed [00:19:08] because she did this very unexpected [00:19:10] thing and just departed from the whole [00:19:12] movement. She did not want to be a [00:19:14] Philadelphia supporter anymore. She [00:19:16] didn't want to be one of those people [00:19:17] like Charlie was. She wanted to move [00:19:19] away from it. [00:19:21] And then all a sudden Charlie goes and [00:19:22] now the whole thing's just falling [00:19:24] apart. It seems like that was whatever [00:19:26] plan there was. It seems like that [00:19:28] wasn't a part of the plan because you [00:19:30] want to keep this whole what I call the [00:19:32] holy mob. You want to keep that whole [00:19:34] thing flowing. Now that turning point in [00:19:37] turning point faith is in the position [00:19:38] it's in. It's going to slowly dwindle [00:19:40] away. I mean not completely. It's still [00:19:43] going to exist, but it's definitely not [00:19:46] going to do what Charlie was going to do [00:19:47] with it. Charlie was going to take that [00:19:49] thing to a nine figure, nine, 10, 10 [00:19:52] figure, billion dollar type of company [00:19:55] for sure. For sure he was going to do [00:19:57] that. He was going to get all around the [00:19:59] world with it. Yeah. Anyway, anyway, [00:20:03] let's keep going here. Now, I got to [00:20:05] show you some gate people. I'm actually [00:20:06] going to read this whole one thing here. [00:20:09] I'm going to read comments, but I just [00:20:10] wanted to read this one. She says, "Hi, [00:20:12] coach. I'm a former game Gate student [00:20:14] from the '9s. I really appreciate you [00:20:16] and Candace both covering the gate [00:20:17] program. You're on the money with the [00:20:19] testing and the tenor cards. I hope you [00:20:22] cover I hope you cover in the gateway [00:20:25] tapes and the mall world dreams. I've [00:20:29] never heard of that. I'll I'll look into [00:20:31] it. This is Bianca by the way. Bianca [00:20:33] Funk. Uh we gate kids have a shared re [00:20:38] we have shared reoccurring dreams. It's [00:20:41] freaky. And yes, I have them too. [00:20:45] and have had them for 20 plus years. And [00:20:48] then my response of course was, are you [00:20:50] willing to talk to me about this? Like [00:20:52] [laughter] like please, please have this [00:20:54] conversation with me because I would [00:20:55] love to have her on the show briefly [00:20:58] just talk about what it is that she's [00:21:00] seeing here. But I have another person [00:21:02] who's a part of the gate program and [00:21:04] they would like to talk about it as [00:21:06] well. Check this out. [00:21:09] >> Something I just found out and then I'm [00:21:10] going to go back [00:21:11] >> here. Let me just boost it up a bit so [00:21:13] she gets right to it. age that are sort [00:21:14] of like waking up program that they were [00:21:16] trying. [00:21:18] >> They started saying, "Do you remember [00:21:19] hearing this voice? Do you remember [00:21:21] listen watching these things? Do you [00:21:22] remember cracking code? Do you [00:21:23] remember?" And I was like all of a [00:21:25] sudden it was like my brain just went [00:21:28] off and I was like, "Holy crap." Cuz you [00:21:30] were drinking this pink drink which [00:21:32] opens your pineal gland and then you sit [00:21:34] and they teach you how to astrop [00:21:35] project. But you don't know you're doing [00:21:36] that as a kid. [00:21:37] >> Wait a minute. [00:21:38] >> I'm sorry that I brought [00:21:39] >> Did you say you were in marine [00:21:40] intelligence when you were in June? [00:21:41] >> Yes. [00:21:42] >> Are you a spook? So, I'm gonna get to [00:21:44] that in a second. [laughter] [00:21:45] >> Somebody bring out the device to check [00:21:47] for bugs and stuff. [00:21:48] >> Yeah, but this is the first fed. [00:21:50] [laughter] [00:21:50] >> All right. [00:21:51] >> No, but this this is the insane part of [00:21:53] it. In this show, it said that 90% of [00:21:56] gate kids become military intelligence [00:21:58] doctors, lawyers, and entertainers. So [00:22:00] then I go, could that be true? So I look [00:22:03] doctors, lawyers, entertainers. See, [00:22:05] this is also my theory to why Andrew T [00:22:08] Andrew Kvette said that. And then you [00:22:11] look at where Candace is. She's an [00:22:13] entertainer, right? You look at where [00:22:16] Charlie was. He was definitely politics [00:22:18] entertainer, right? So it's very very [00:22:21] interesting. And and also what also [00:22:24] brought me to this is cuz in that [00:22:25] conversation with my brother, he [00:22:27] revealed because you know we have our [00:22:29] dad's side, mom's side. Um or I have my [00:22:32] dad's side, mom's side in terms of [00:22:33] siblings. He revealed my sibling on his [00:22:36] side on dad's side actually went to a [00:22:38] gifted program as well and she was in [00:22:40] there and now she works for the [00:22:42] government which is very very [00:22:43] interesting. So it like what this lady's [00:22:46] saying actually checks out. [00:22:48] >> Look up my class. 95% of us are one of [00:22:50] those things. Most of us in military [00:22:52] intelligence. So I asked my mom about [00:22:53] three months ago. I said did I ever once [00:22:56] tell you growing up ever that I wanted [00:22:58] to be in the military? She goes no. [00:23:01] So I get into the military. I go to [00:23:03] MEPS. to take all of the testing and [00:23:05] because I I could be intelligence, they [00:23:08] gave me the code cracking and the [00:23:10] language test. [00:23:10] >> Wow. [00:23:11] >> They don't tell you the score. They just [00:23:12] tell you you can be in one of those two [00:23:14] things. So, I picked [00:23:16] >> you got approved for this. [00:23:17] >> So, they signed me in a contract for [00:23:18] linguistics. And you know, being in the [00:23:20] military, if they contract you and they [00:23:22] can't give it to you, they have to let [00:23:23] you out. [00:23:24] >> So, it was my last week of boot camp. My [00:23:25] senior drill instructor called me over. [00:23:27] I was honor. She said like wave me over. [00:23:29] I get over there. She took me outside. [00:23:30] She said, "I need you to be a person for [00:23:32] a second, like not a recruit. you have a [00:23:33] big decision you need to make. And I [00:23:34] went, "Oh, [00:23:35] >> you're not going to give me my job [00:23:37] >> because that's about the only decision [00:23:38] that could possibly need to be made at [00:23:40] this point." And I'm like, "Oh my god." [00:23:41] Like, [00:23:42] >> it's too late. Like did boot camp. I'm a [00:23:45] Marine now, right? I already got my [00:23:46] equal anchor. I go in. Sure as there's a [00:23:48] CIA looking dude with his file and he [00:23:51] tells me, "Hey, sorry to tell you, you [00:23:53] can't do [00:23:53] >> can't do linguistics, but you can do [00:23:55] >> you can do this code cracking [00:23:56] >> intelligence." And I said, "No, no [00:23:58] offense." I said, "But I doubt I did [00:24:00] that well. I didn't grow up really doing [00:24:02] languages." And I I doubt I did well on [00:24:04] that code test. He slides a piece of [00:24:06] paper over to me. Perfect score on the [00:24:08] code test. So then all this has just [00:24:10] been going like click. [00:24:11] >> What year in school did you go to gate? [00:24:12] Sixth grade. [00:24:13] >> In sixth grade. [00:24:14] >> And you were in GATE for how many years? [00:24:16] >> All the way through high school. From [00:24:17] sixth grade. [00:24:17] >> So CIA was tracking your butt since you [00:24:19] were in sixth grade. [00:24:21] >> So that's very interesting. And that's [00:24:24] also why I think Charlie probably went [00:24:26] to Quest. Um I was talking about those [00:24:29] schools. I was showing you the distance [00:24:31] from where Charlie grew up and the other [00:24:33] sites that were around the other sites [00:24:35] and facilities that were around that [00:24:38] school and around Charlie. Um, Quest [00:24:42] kind of makes sense. Um, I'm going to [00:24:45] look, we're looking into see if there's [00:24:47] any connection to, you know, anything [00:24:49] else in regards to that school. But [00:24:52] quest kind of makes sense. People are [00:24:54] talking about Christian heritage. And [00:24:56] here's the thing. This is why I was [00:24:58] like, "Oh, like it could be Christian [00:25:00] Heritage in terms of the academy. A lot [00:25:02] of people are saying that's the school [00:25:04] that he went to." But here's the thing, [00:25:06] and I have my sister as an example. She [00:25:09] would go one day a week. So Charlie [00:25:12] could have been going to Christian [00:25:13] Heritage and going to this Quest place [00:25:16] one day a week and then going back to [00:25:18] Christian Heritage. What also could uh [00:25:21] what also stood out to me is that he [00:25:24] talked about giving his life to God in [00:25:27] the fifth grade, I believe, in a clip [00:25:29] that I recently saw where he talks about [00:25:31] actually going to Christian Heritage. [00:25:32] This is not like speculation. He said he [00:25:34] went to Christian Heritage Academy. Um, [00:25:38] but I've noticed I think my wife had the [00:25:42] same thing where it was around grade [00:25:43] four, grade five. I think my sister had [00:25:46] the same thing. I'll verify that. But my [00:25:48] I talked to my wife about it today. She [00:25:50] said it was around that time where she [00:25:52] just left school and went to a different [00:25:53] school. Um Candace is talking about the [00:25:56] same around well Candace I think she [00:25:58] said grade three but it's like around [00:26:00] the same time. So it's easy that Charlie [00:26:03] could have been going to this school [00:26:05] around grade five is when they recruit [00:26:08] or when they test. And the whole time he [00:26:10] was just going to this other school. He [00:26:12] could have been going one day a week or [00:26:14] from the time it was grade five at [00:26:15] Christian Heritage, he could have just [00:26:17] went over to Quest and just been there [00:26:19] full-time. We don't actually know. He [00:26:21] doesn't talk about it, but there is a [00:26:23] lot of speculation online that I've seen [00:26:25] from people emailing me to just things [00:26:27] that have nothing to do with me that say [00:26:29] that Charlie actually went to Quest. Um, [00:26:31] and that's Quest Academy. So, there is [00:26:34] that. Um, hold on a second. Hold on. I [00:26:37] got to leave you with a little something [00:26:39] here. You You thought I forgot. Oh, you [00:26:41] thought I forgot. Yeah, right. The [00:26:43] fantastic sarcastic. Thank you very [00:26:45] much, sir. [00:26:46] >> I don't go anywhere without him. Calms [00:26:47] the nerves, keeps the mouth honest, and [00:26:49] uh none of that was my fault. [00:26:50] >> Brian's version of events changes every [00:26:52] time he tells it. [00:26:53] >> He'll point a finger at the whole world [00:26:54] before he points it at himself. [00:26:56] >> Look, that man was alive when I stepped [00:26:57] out for 2 minutes, too. You want to [00:26:58] blame somebody, blame the assassins. [00:27:01] >> You want to blame somebody, blame the [00:27:04] assassins is crazy. [00:27:09] We have people making straight up [00:27:10] cinema. I'm just saying that was like [00:27:13] that was amaz I want to I want to see [00:27:15] this movie. Okay. I want to see this. [00:27:19] A man who takes blame for absolutely [00:27:22] nothing. A man who appreciates mints [00:27:27] more than he does putting someone on the [00:27:30] roof to make sure the person he's [00:27:32] protecting doesn't get shot. We're [00:27:35] talking about Brian Harpole, the man, [00:27:39] the mint, the legend [00:27:42] this summer. [laughter] [00:27:46] Oh my gosh. Ah, just amazing. Just just [00:27:49] incredible. And then somebody hit me [00:27:51] with one of these. Boom. [00:27:53] There we go. Put put that in the works [00:27:56] already. Come on. Let's go. Where is my [00:27:58] Where are my sponsorships? Anyways guys, [00:28:01] that's that's what I'm thinking when it [00:28:02] came to Andrew Kovvette saying that [00:28:04] whole thing. I would love it if Candace [00:28:06] would talk about that more, but she [00:28:07] hasn't. I would love to hear the actual [00:28:10] answer to it. But this is what I'm [00:28:12] thinking. That's actually what he meant. [00:28:15] He meant that it was supposed to be her [00:28:18] because she was supposed to stay on [00:28:19] track and she was never supposed to veer [00:28:21] off. And it's wild that she did. And [00:28:24] that's why Scott Adams, rest in peace, [00:28:27] sir, said that when Yay tweeted about [00:28:31] Candice that there was a a a a hole [00:28:34] broken in the univer a hole ripped in [00:28:36] the universe and it wasn't supposed to [00:28:38] happen. And when it did, everything [00:28:40] changed. Anyway, I'm out of here.