Candace Owens’ Open Letter to Erika Kirk Was EXPLOSIVE — She Went MAX

[00:00:02] Whoop. There it is. [00:00:06] Let's get into it. The open letter to [00:00:10] Erica Kirk was wild. Candace Owens has [00:00:14] become Colombo and the Boogeyman wrapped [00:00:18] up into one. I mean, just wild to put [00:00:23] this. It was just You guys saw it. It [00:00:26] was wild. Are you kidding me? Some of [00:00:28] you wanted me to put it out at night. [00:00:30] You wanted me to like address it right [00:00:32] away. I couldn't do it. My voice is [00:00:35] still all messed up and plus I was just [00:00:37] like breaking everything down and and [00:00:39] you know by the time it just got too [00:00:40] late. So I do apologize for that. But [00:00:42] happy morning. Merry morning to [00:00:44] everybody. A merry Friday to you and [00:00:46] yours. Now let's just get into this [00:00:49] whole thing. I mean Candace Owens is [00:00:51] just basically a super villain now or [00:00:53] superhero. I mean depending on how you [00:00:56] want to look at it. I mean, but this is [00:00:57] like this is like Joker level type [00:00:59] stuff, you know what I mean? I mean, I [00:01:01] don't want to put Erica in the seat of [00:01:03] Batman, okay? I don't want to do that, [00:01:05] but I mean, it's just wild, you know? [00:01:09] Candace is just like, and another thing. [00:01:13] Yeah. You want to know you want to know [00:01:15] how I know about Pierre? You want You [00:01:18] want to know how I how I know about [00:01:20] Pierre? Well, I used to have to do these [00:01:24] government program tests. Do you [00:01:26] understand? Yeah. And the thing about it [00:01:29] was I was very good at figuring out [00:01:32] puzzles. You understand, Erica? [00:01:36] And the teachers would look at me all [00:01:39] the time while I was doing these puzzles [00:01:40] and they'd say, "Why so serious? [00:01:46] Why so serious? [00:01:50] My wife's in bed and that's all she [00:01:53] hears. [00:01:56] Oh my gosh, it was wild. I mean, just a [00:01:59] straight up Batman villain, you know. [00:02:01] Nobody cared until I figured out Andrew [00:02:04] and Erica were hugging on the tarmac. No [00:02:08] one cared until I figured out what [00:02:12] really happened to Charlie Kirk. [00:02:15] No one cared until I started talking [00:02:18] about Philadelphia. [00:02:20] And now all of you care so much. I was [00:02:25] born in the darkness. You understand? [00:02:27] You know, let's just jump right in, [00:02:30] guys. I mean, let's just start it off. [00:02:31] We're going to go through I I I pieced [00:02:33] it together a little bit. I don't want [00:02:34] to just play the whole thing through. Uh [00:02:37] we're just going to start with the [00:02:38] opening. Then Charlie lied, which is [00:02:40] wild. Erica knew uh Charlie was [00:02:43] transitioning to the afterlife. That's [00:02:45] something I want to talk about because I [00:02:46] I I think a lot of people miss that. And [00:02:48] I and I have some pretty special [00:02:49] information when it comes to that. And [00:02:52] uh let's just jump in [00:02:54] >> then on social media and other news [00:02:58] outlets to explain the narrative rather [00:03:00] than saying, "Hey, this is what [00:03:02] happened. This is what you here's all of [00:03:05] the [00:03:07] just is hard all of the facts on the [00:03:09] table for you guys to see and you guys [00:03:12] can [00:03:13] >> see on full display what happened to my [00:03:14] husband." And there is no ifand and ends [00:03:16] or buts or confusion as to who did it [00:03:18] and why. [00:03:21] >> I don't I don't believe her at all. That [00:03:23] wasn't convincing. Um I don't know what [00:03:25] was hard about getting that sentence [00:03:26] out. That seems remarkably rehearsed. It [00:03:28] almost just seems like she forgot a [00:03:29] line. Uh nothing in her eyes there makes [00:03:31] you believe it. She's telling the truth. [00:03:32] But beyond the eyes, just the actions, [00:03:34] right? You can judge people by their [00:03:35] actions. Erica, if she truly wanted more [00:03:37] transparency, she could provide it [00:03:39] because you don't need it in a [00:03:40] courtroom. We actually do not need to [00:03:43] turn to the courts to have the public [00:03:44] understand what happened on that day [00:03:46] because [00:03:47] >> just heartless. [00:03:49] Just Erica's like and um you know this [00:03:53] is pretty this is hard. It's true. And [00:03:56] then she said something that's like not [00:03:58] hard. You know like you know what I [00:04:00] mean? Listen listen the situation uh for [00:04:04] let's take away everything that we've [00:04:06] seen from Erica. just the situation. It [00:04:09] could be hard to just talk about, but [00:04:11] it's like you can't say it's hard with a [00:04:13] completely straight face and you're just [00:04:15] fine. Like at least at least bring out [00:04:17] the tissue square like she used to do. [00:04:20] At least bring that out. You know, she [00:04:22] didn't even bring out the tissue square. [00:04:24] She's just like, hm, this is quite hard. [00:04:27] Anyway, what [00:04:30] you Okay. Hey, are you Mark Zuckerberg? [00:04:34] Are you Are you Mark Zuckerberg? Ah, I'm [00:04:37] feeling a human emotion arising inside [00:04:40] of me. Quite human. And I relate to it [00:04:43] as I am human as well. An emotion that [00:04:46] has risen inside of me before cuz we [00:04:48] have all felt emotions frequently as [00:04:51] human beings as we all are. You know [00:04:53] what I mean? I'm just saying. I'm just [00:04:55] saying. But I mean, the way Candace is [00:04:57] handling this, I mean this is get this [00:04:59] is getting out of hand. And Candace is [00:05:01] looking to get sued. I mean Candace is [00:05:04] ready. She's already She's probably [00:05:06] already talked to her lawyers. They [00:05:08] already know how much it could be, how [00:05:09] much She's ready. She's so ready to get [00:05:13] sued. I mean, and I'm not saying that is [00:05:15] a bad thing. She just does. It's It's [00:05:17] just done now. It's It's all done. She's [00:05:20] just Oh, man. [00:05:21] >> Before the courts even got involved, the [00:05:23] first people that had access to exactly [00:05:25] what happened in 4K, as Tyler Boyer [00:05:28] said, was Turning Point USA. They seized [00:05:30] the cameras. Um, they could have said, [00:05:32] "Here, I'm also going to have some [00:05:33] private investigators take a look at [00:05:35] everything and tell them what they [00:05:36] think." I I was one of the people that [00:05:37] called in personally requested to view [00:05:38] the tapes. I said, "We don't have to [00:05:39] release them. I just want to see the [00:05:41] tapes." And they were immediately ky. [00:05:43] They've been ky about information. [00:05:45] They've been changing information uh for [00:05:48] saying, "Oh, I didn't realize that we [00:05:49] lied about this or we lied about that." [00:05:50] So, making this public plea to the [00:05:53] courts, I don't know. I think that it [00:05:54] stands in stark contrast to the actions [00:05:57] um that are available to Erica Kirk as [00:06:00] the CEO and chairman of this massive [00:06:04] organization. But exactly how massive? [00:06:06] Anyway, I wanted to write this open [00:06:08] letter. [00:06:10] >> So, you know, when the whole [00:06:11] transparency thing, you know, just to [00:06:12] touch on that, I mean, it's great that [00:06:15] she's requesting transparency, but [00:06:17] Candace is right. I mean, it's the exact [00:06:19] opposite of what Turning Point has been [00:06:21] displaying. Um, every time they have a [00:06:24] chance for transparency, they um they [00:06:27] sprint away from it. Okay. They they [00:06:30] they [00:06:32] briskly walk away like the great [00:06:35] majestic Mikey McCoy when he sees [00:06:38] someone get shot. That's all that's all [00:06:41] I'm saying. You know, they just have [00:06:43] briskly walked away from it. Just [00:06:45] they're just like Mikey McCoy. Something [00:06:47] happens and it's just like you want to [00:06:49] be transparent and they go and they just [00:06:51] walk away. Fingers in their ears. [00:06:53] They're like, "All right, I'll see you [00:06:54] later. I'm actually on the phone. Yeah, [00:06:56] I'm on the phone with my wife or Erica [00:06:58] or my dad. I don't care. It doesn't [00:07:00] matter. Bye." You know what I mean? Like [00:07:02] they're just they just handle it like [00:07:04] that. It's It's interesting. It's [00:07:06] interesting. But I do like the fact that [00:07:09] she's talking about transparency in the [00:07:11] courtroom. Um, I think what she said [00:07:13] doesn't make any sense in terms of, you [00:07:15] know, just so everybody can see. It's [00:07:17] like whatever the court decides is kind [00:07:19] of how it's going, right? You don't need [00:07:21] public opinion to interject into what [00:07:26] the court is deciding on. You know what [00:07:29] I mean? As much as we might believe it [00:07:31] or not believe it when the trial and the [00:07:33] the whole verdict comes down and the [00:07:36] evidence that's provided, um, we are not [00:07:39] the necessary component. But again, do [00:07:42] appreciate it. I do want to see [00:07:43] everything. I might even go when it goes [00:07:45] down, quite honestly. Um, let's jump [00:07:48] over to the next clip. This one is about [00:07:50] Charlie lying. I thought that I found [00:07:52] this to be shocking. Honestly, [00:07:55] throughout everything that she brought [00:07:57] up, this really shocked me. I didn't [00:07:59] think anything like this existed. And it [00:08:01] shows that Candace really didn't want to [00:08:04] have to bring this up because she waited [00:08:06] so long to actually bring this up about [00:08:08] Charlie. [00:08:08] >> None of that was true of the truth. And [00:08:10] I think that you very well know the [00:08:11] truth is because you were around for it [00:08:14] is that Charlie and I had a disagreement [00:08:16] uh which fractured my trust in him. He [00:08:19] did something that he had never done [00:08:21] before. He lied to my face about money. [00:08:25] Now in retrospect, I believe that the [00:08:27] manner in which I discovered the lie [00:08:29] might have been by design, but there's [00:08:31] no need for us to delve into conspiracy [00:08:33] when the facts are plenty enough. [00:08:35] Charlie had taken a meeting down in [00:08:38] Florida with Ike Promoter at Mara Lago. [00:08:40] It was a a fundraising meeting for [00:08:42] whatever reason. He did not want me to [00:08:44] know about this meeting and that was [00:08:46] strange. It was meant to be kept a [00:08:47] secret. It was strange because we had [00:08:49] always collaborated on and taken those [00:08:51] sorts of meetings together. Anyway, I [00:08:53] found out about it and um I decided to [00:08:56] ask him casually as we were riding up an [00:08:58] elevator at the Trump Hotel in DC. I [00:09:01] said to him, "Have you heard from Ike [00:09:03] recently? and he looked me right in the [00:09:06] face uh just as he was getting off on [00:09:08] his floor and he said, "No, I haven't I [00:09:09] haven't heard from him in like two [00:09:11] weeks." And I then said back to him, [00:09:14] "Really, really, Charlie?" because you [00:09:16] had you had lunch with him yesterday at [00:09:17] Mara Lago. And I saw his stomach drop. [00:09:21] His entire face looked, you know, as if [00:09:23] he was going down um a roller coaster. [00:09:26] He stuck his arm back in the elevator [00:09:28] really quickly. [00:09:29] >> I mean, such a lady thing to do that, [00:09:31] you know. You know, I know every guy [00:09:35] feels me on that. They just they just do [00:09:37] that sometimes. First of all, how how do [00:09:39] they even find out about the thing? [00:09:41] Whatever the thing may be, you guys know [00:09:43] what I mean. Like, whatever the thing [00:09:44] is, how did you even find out? And how [00:09:47] come you didn't just tell me you found [00:09:48] out? Why? Why do you have to do that to [00:09:50] me? Why? As I'm leaving the elevator, [00:09:54] he's about to go to sleep. And she's [00:09:56] like, lit literally just like [00:09:59] Columbombo. Have you heard from uh that [00:10:02] Ike character recently? [00:10:05] Oh, you haven't? Ah, well, just one more [00:10:09] thing. I'm pretty sure you had dinner [00:10:11] with him last night, huh? [00:10:14] Oh my god. It's the worst thing to have [00:10:16] happened. Oh, it's so bad. It's so bad. [00:10:20] Oh my gosh. And weird that he would lie [00:10:23] about it. But you know what? I actually [00:10:24] have a story about two people in hiphop. [00:10:28] Okay. very odd story because one of them [00:10:31] is now in the files and one of them is [00:10:34] not in the files. One of them is like [00:10:36] Charlie, the other one's like Candace. [00:10:38] It's a very interesting story. Um, if I [00:10:41] say so myself, but let's let's uh listen [00:10:43] to this more. [00:10:44] >> Lean tried to explain it away. He he [00:10:46] then pivoted toward an apology, but [00:10:48] obviously the damage was done. And if [00:10:50] I'm being honest, I was as hurt as I was [00:10:53] shocked and confused by it because we [00:10:55] were close. [00:10:57] We did go back down uh to the lobby. We [00:10:59] sat at a table and we talked. I don't [00:11:01] even remember whether or not I was [00:11:02] angry. I probably was. That does tend to [00:11:03] be my choice emotion. Uh but deep down [00:11:07] there was a part of me that knew that it [00:11:08] was coming because of a lot of the new [00:11:11] hires that were coming into Turning [00:11:13] Point USA. Pope's Kanye tweet. Charlie [00:11:16] had new people in his ear that were [00:11:18] hijacking his ambition, making him [00:11:20] believe that money was the truest [00:11:22] measure of success. Charlie was a [00:11:24] brilliant fundraiser. Everybody knows [00:11:25] that. But he was also young. He was [00:11:27] naive to what the wrong money could [00:11:29] invite into his life. And I warned him. [00:11:32] I warned him in that restaurant. I [00:11:34] warned him specifically about Stacy [00:11:35] Sheridan. Everything about her made my [00:11:38] skin crawl. And I suspected she and [00:11:41] Tyler had something to do with it. I [00:11:42] also warned him about Chaffer security [00:11:44] and Dan Flood. You can check the text [00:11:46] messages because you have them. And uh [00:11:49] now I am left wondering obviously if [00:11:52] Charlie had heeded my advice if he would [00:11:54] still be alive. I've also [00:11:57] >> that's a that's a good question if he [00:12:00] had heeded the advice. I I think he [00:12:03] would still be alive if he stuck by her. [00:12:06] You know, I I always say I've said it [00:12:08] before, when you watch a lot of [00:12:11] dynamics, whether it is political [00:12:14] activists, massive leaders there like [00:12:16] MLK or or just regular, you know, [00:12:19] rappers who are like leaders of a group, [00:12:22] um, rock and roll, like where where you [00:12:25] always see that they take out the [00:12:27] leaders. They always take out the leader [00:12:31] because the leader will not budge. The [00:12:35] leader will not budge for money. The [00:12:37] leader will be the one to say, "No, no, [00:12:39] no, no, no, no, no, no. We're not doing [00:12:40] this. No, no, no. We're going to [00:12:42] remember what we stepped into this with. [00:12:44] We're not just going to sacrifice [00:12:46] everything we've built just for more [00:12:48] money. We're not going to do that." So, [00:12:50] they take that person out because then [00:12:52] the rest of the people left, it's just [00:12:54] like, "Can I just throw money at you [00:12:55] guys?" And they say, "Yes, daddy, [00:12:57] please. Do we have to be on our knees or [00:12:58] can we stand up or do we have to jump in [00:13:00] the air or do we have to be on one foot [00:13:02] or do we have to get dipped in baby oil? [00:13:04] It doesn't matter. They'll do they'll do [00:13:07] whatever it is that they're asked to do. [00:13:10] They always do that. I'm not saying [00:13:13] Charlie was that, but I am saying that [00:13:14] Charlie said that he thought she was the [00:13:17] chosen one. She he thought she was the [00:13:20] David. [00:13:22] She thought he thought she was the one. [00:13:25] Right? So [00:13:28] that's what they do. You know, when I [00:13:30] was talking about that story, right? [00:13:32] There's two guys. Two guys. Let's just [00:13:34] uh put this in Jay-Z [00:13:38] and Dame Dash [00:13:41] together. Let's put together. They're [00:13:43] not seen together anymore. [00:13:46] They uh don't like each other much [00:13:48] anymore, but they used to always be [00:13:51] together. These two, they used to always [00:13:53] be together all the time. Oh, don't they [00:13:56] look they both look like nice boys, huh? [00:13:59] Right. From uh New York. One's from [00:14:01] Harlem, the other's from Brooklyn. And [00:14:04] they had this thing, right, where they [00:14:09] started a company called Rockefeller [00:14:11] Records, right? And Rockefeller Records [00:14:14] was supposed to be, it was the first [00:14:16] independent hiphop record label. It was [00:14:19] the first, well, I would say one of the [00:14:22] first because there was someone in [00:14:23] Mottown that did something similar uh [00:14:25] way back in the day. But it was like [00:14:27] modern times of our day, Generation X. [00:14:30] It was the first guys who were like, [00:14:31] "Boom, this is our thing and we're not [00:14:34] going to sign to your label. We will [00:14:36] have partnerships with your label where [00:14:37] you will pay us a certain amount of [00:14:39] money." It was a whole thing. And it was [00:14:41] really groundbreaking, really, really [00:14:43] groundbreaking. And they were making a [00:14:44] lot of money. And then exactly like what [00:14:47] happened with Charlie is exactly what [00:14:49] happened with Jay-Z. They started [00:14:52] pulling Jay-Z aside and they started [00:14:54] saying, "Hey, um, you know, this dame [00:14:57] guy, he's a little much. she's a little [00:14:59] abrasive like how about you just take [00:15:00] meetings alone like just just come and [00:15:03] be with us and he ended up doing exactly [00:15:07] what Candace was talking about Charlie [00:15:09] did he ended up lying he ended up saying [00:15:11] oh no I didn't meet up with that person [00:15:13] but he actually did Dame very much like [00:15:16] Candace funny enough very much like [00:15:18] Candace also like Candace has a parent [00:15:20] one parent that's from Barbados I know a [00:15:22] lot of you guys argue with me about that [00:15:24] but Candace her mom is from Barbados and [00:15:27] then the rest of the family's like [00:15:28] Virgin Islands and Connecticut and all [00:15:30] that stuff. Um, but does have very much [00:15:34] very similar to Candace. Very outspoken, [00:15:38] very brash. Uh, willing to just get in [00:15:41] people's faces. If anything happens to [00:15:43] one of his friends, he's not going to [00:15:44] stop asking questions. He'll accuse [00:15:46] people straight to their face. Like, he [00:15:48] just doesn't care, right? Very much like [00:15:50] Candace like that. So, they were like, [00:15:51] we can't have this abrasive guy. we need [00:15:54] to just get this guy who's calm and [00:15:56] seems like he's just interested in more [00:15:58] money. Now, again, I'm not trying to [00:15:59] insult Charlie. I'm just telling you the [00:16:01] story. And eventually, what ended up [00:16:03] happening is that there is a bigger [00:16:05] powerful exec, funny enough, same age as [00:16:09] the emperor of Philadelphia, [00:16:11] also friends with the elf emperor of [00:16:14] Philadelphia, [00:16:16] you know, really. Um, and that became [00:16:20] Jay-Z's mentor. And slowly they divided [00:16:24] those two and broke them up. And then, [00:16:27] you know, I I don't know when Jay-Z [00:16:30] started going to the island, but at some [00:16:32] point, I guess, I don't know, he's in [00:16:34] the files. At some point, he started [00:16:35] doing stuff like that, and it was just [00:16:37] all about money. And he did make a lot [00:16:38] of money, a whole bunch of money, but [00:16:41] the integrity was lost. He started doing [00:16:44] things that just weren't what he came [00:16:47] into the game looking to do. And Dame [00:16:51] Dash, very much like Candace, became [00:16:53] very independent, started a whole bunch [00:16:55] of different businesses, but was [00:16:57] unchained, completely unchained. Uh, [00:17:01] completely like truly independent. No [00:17:03] one could tell him what to do. And he [00:17:06] prides himself on that. Very much like [00:17:08] Candace. So, I just found the story so [00:17:11] similar because that's exactly what the [00:17:15] dividing force was. It was money. It was [00:17:18] money and people who took the [00:17:20] opportunity when they saw it in one [00:17:23] person to get inside their ear and start [00:17:25] letting them know, oh, this person's not [00:17:27] the one you want to be around and oh, [00:17:28] you can take the meeting without this [00:17:30] person. And they did it strategically. [00:17:33] It wasn't because Dame Dash or Candace [00:17:36] was bad. It was because Dame Dash or [00:17:40] Candice was bad for business. If you're [00:17:43] trying to make someone bend the knee for [00:17:46] money, if you're trying to get that type [00:17:49] of thing done, the person who won't bend [00:17:51] the knee isn't good to have at the [00:17:54] meeting, right? And naturally, slowly, [00:17:58] you will try to extract that person from [00:18:00] the business. [00:18:02] And that's what happened. and the e and [00:18:04] the ending wasn't good for Jay-Z nor [00:18:07] Charlie Kirk. Again, not comparing Jay-Z [00:18:10] to Charlie Kirk. That is not a fair [00:18:12] comparison, but but you can definitely [00:18:13] compare Dame Dash to Candace Owens. [00:18:15] They're very very similar. Very very [00:18:17] similar. Um [00:18:20] Candace would probably hate that I'm [00:18:21] saying that because she probably knows [00:18:22] who who he is. He's he's he's a wild [00:18:24] he's a wild man. He's a wild man to say [00:18:26] the least. But uh I just wanted to share [00:18:28] that story really quick. Now let's get [00:18:30] to Erica New. Okay. how much Erica knew. [00:18:34] Like to check this out. [00:18:35] >> Um, when you lied, you didn't do it out [00:18:37] of naivity. You didn't do it because you [00:18:38] were young and being pulled into the [00:18:40] wrong direction by bad faith actors. [00:18:43] Andrew Kovat was never going rogue. You [00:18:46] knew that every single evil thing that [00:18:49] was done to me was done with your [00:18:51] blessing. And I consider uh the [00:18:53] onslaught of attacks that I had to [00:18:55] endure, they were evil because you knew [00:18:59] I was telling the truth. And you [00:19:00] authorized people [00:19:02] with an incredible amount of money to [00:19:04] attack one of the few people in politics [00:19:07] who was actually grieving your husband. [00:19:10] You knew we had a deep friendship. You [00:19:12] knew I was telling the truth about the [00:19:14] Catholic thing, about everything. You [00:19:16] allowed these people to lie and to say [00:19:20] that Charlie and I hadn't spoken since [00:19:21] 2019. I mean, it's it's crazy how much [00:19:23] of a lie that was. You authorized it and [00:19:26] I now know that. The question is why? It [00:19:30] was so cruel. so mean, right? Why impart [00:19:32] that on someone who, you know, within a [00:19:35] sea of snakes actually cared about [00:19:37] Charlie and didn't want anything out of [00:19:38] the organization? [00:19:40] Um, maybe it's because I was like a [00:19:43] loose end, one person that wasn't [00:19:45] controlled by an organization, just kind [00:19:47] of proven uh that I'd rather lose [00:19:50] everything to say something that I don't [00:19:51] believe, least of all for money. I mean, [00:19:54] maybe it's also because you have his [00:19:55] phone. And when I revealed to the public [00:19:58] that he had predicted his own death in [00:20:00] remarkable detail, maybe you went back [00:20:02] and you read the rest of those messages, [00:20:03] the ones that I haven't yet revealed to [00:20:05] the public because in retrospect, those [00:20:06] messages are they're pretty terrifying [00:20:08] because they're precise and it feels [00:20:10] prophetic. [00:20:12] >> That's wild. I would love to see those [00:20:13] messages. I hope she releases them at [00:20:15] some point because we all know Erica's [00:20:17] not going to, right? Um, and what she [00:20:20] just said, it goes right back to that [00:20:22] story that I was talking about. She is [00:20:24] somebody who would rather lose [00:20:26] everything. Would rather lose [00:20:28] everything. And that's exactly what Dame [00:20:29] Dash was to Jay-Z. Funny enough as well, [00:20:32] if I just go back to that story, Jay-Z [00:20:36] also got his Erica, which was Beyonce. [00:20:40] And you know, a lot of people think he [00:20:43] is handling Beyonce, like, oh, he's the [00:20:46] older man. He met her when she was [00:20:48] fairly young. Uh, they didn't get [00:20:50] together until she was a little older. [00:20:51] You know what that's called. um [00:20:54] allegedly, maybe, perhaps. Look into it, [00:20:57] you'll see. Uh but he got a hold of her. [00:21:01] But in reality, if you know anything [00:21:03] about her, she was into some stuff and [00:21:06] she's been working some [00:21:09] literal magic in his life, right? Maybe [00:21:13] similar perhaps allegedly to what's [00:21:16] going on with or what went on with uh [00:21:19] Charlie and Erica. Um, just ve very very [00:21:22] very interesting the way those two [00:21:25] stories line up to me. And again, you [00:21:27] know what ended up happening, just so [00:21:29] you know, is that, you know, Dame Dash [00:21:31] was forced out of the business [00:21:32] completely. He has no associations with [00:21:35] it whatsoever. He was just like Candace [00:21:37] said, she's a Mason that helped form [00:21:39] Turning Point. He was a Mason that [00:21:41] helped form that record label. It grew [00:21:43] into something massive. They even had a [00:21:45] clothing company together and he got [00:21:47] forced out of that as well. lost [00:21:49] literally like $200 million, maybe a [00:21:52] hundred million dollars, something like [00:21:54] that, just because he refused to bend [00:21:57] the knee to these Philadelphia types [00:22:00] that Jay-Z had now become, uh, a mentee [00:22:04] to. So, uh, very interesting, very [00:22:07] interesting. But, [00:22:10] uh, there was much love lost between Jay [00:22:12] and Dame. There was no love lost, it [00:22:15] seems, between Candace and Charlie. just [00:22:17] a very sad story. Let's move on though. [00:22:21] Should look into that story. It's it's [00:22:23] very interesting. Uh let's go here. [00:22:25] Charlie was transitioning to the [00:22:27] afterlife. This is just something I want [00:22:28] to touch on really quick. Listen to [00:22:29] this. [00:22:30] >> I'm going to quote this. You said that [00:22:31] Charlie's adrenal glands were just going [00:22:34] off. He couldn't sleep. I know enough [00:22:36] about Charlie to know what that means. [00:22:38] That means that Charlie was being [00:22:40] bothered. He was probably having visions [00:22:41] like he was in 2018. probably a clearer [00:22:44] vision than the one that I had that you [00:22:45] guys tried to mock that danger was [00:22:47] coming. And I'm gonna go ahead and say [00:22:50] that it wasn't about a Jezebel article [00:22:53] written by some leftist. Please stop [00:22:54] saying that because it's not true. I [00:22:56] know Charlie, the leftist article didn't [00:22:57] upset him in this way. Didn't make him [00:22:59] call a priest to pray over him. He [00:23:02] thought someone was going to kill him. [00:23:03] He did express that in writing and you [00:23:05] did not lose those text messages. You [00:23:06] knew that. Charlie and I spoke a lot [00:23:09] about his third eye. That's why that [00:23:11] sentence caught my attention in the [00:23:13] article. He spoke about the street lamps [00:23:15] that would go off when he would run, [00:23:16] about the special school that he had to [00:23:18] go to. He spoke about a lot of the [00:23:20] things that were strange in our [00:23:21] childhood, the testing that both of us [00:23:22] had to endure. We spoke about the fact [00:23:24] that we could both astral project, you [00:23:26] know, all of this, of course, you have [00:23:27] his phone. Um, and how surprised we were [00:23:30] when we learned that not everybody does [00:23:31] that naturally. Sleep paralysis, you [00:23:33] name it. We had conversations about it. [00:23:35] And if Charlie's adrenal glands were [00:23:37] going off, um it was probably maybe for [00:23:40] the very same reason that I pulled my [00:23:42] kids out of school days before he was [00:23:45] murdered because I sensed danger was [00:23:47] coming. And since we are being open, I [00:23:50] also want you to know that it struck me [00:23:52] as odd when you said in that interview [00:23:56] with Jesse Waters that you wanted [00:23:57] Charlie to have a good night's sleep. He [00:24:00] was so excited. Um so you sent him to [00:24:02] sleep in his daughter's room. [00:24:05] you know, just registered to me as a [00:24:06] little bit backwards. If I wanted my [00:24:08] husband to have a good night's sleep [00:24:09] because of something he had the next [00:24:11] day, I'd probably let him sleep in the [00:24:14] room and I would sleep in my in my [00:24:15] daughter's room. [00:24:17] Flagged that. Um, I also thought what [00:24:20] was interesting is that you said the [00:24:21] next morning when he snuck in, he [00:24:23] grabbed his wedding band. Again, minor [00:24:26] detail, but I asked myself, why was his [00:24:27] wedding band off? [00:24:29] >> Now, let's get into this a little bit [00:24:31] here. Now, when I say he's transitioning [00:24:33] to the afterlife, [00:24:34] you know what came to mind when I heard [00:24:36] that is I I have an interview. You know, [00:24:39] you guys know I have this playlist. It's [00:24:41] called interviews. It's where I've [00:24:42] interviewed like uh pretty much [00:24:43] everybody. There's some interviews that [00:24:45] are on the list, but these ones are all [00:24:48] together. One of them is with a hospice [00:24:51] nurse, right? and she's talking about I [00:24:55] read her book and I had a conversation [00:24:57] with her and I've I've listened to a lot [00:25:00] of different hospice nurses. Um you know [00:25:03] we we uh we we recently had somebody in [00:25:06] the family that had hospice. So uh I was [00:25:09] curious about all of that and um it was [00:25:14] wild because one thing that they would [00:25:16] talk about and it was like a story. [00:25:19] There's a few of these stories where [00:25:21] somebody would be so uneasy. They'd be [00:25:22] in hospice and they'd be so uneasy and [00:25:26] they have this thing and this is [00:25:28] thousands of people just so many cases [00:25:32] of people feeling like they got to get [00:25:35] their clothes off, feeling so uneasy. [00:25:38] And the nurses kind of have this, it's [00:25:41] kind of like a signal to them that like [00:25:43] death is near. It's very near. Like [00:25:45] they're in hospice, so of course it's [00:25:46] near. but this weird uneasiness like [00:25:50] they they're trying to get out of their [00:25:51] get out of themselves almost and I [00:25:54] remember one story I think the nurse [00:25:56] told me I watched it on her YouTube [00:25:57] channel um some woman was like old woman [00:26:01] she was talking to her daughter and she [00:26:03] was like she's like am I going to need [00:26:05] this and she's like wearing a gown right [00:26:08] and she's like the gown she's like yeah [00:26:10] you don't want to take that off she goes [00:26:11] no no no no and she like starts grabbing [00:26:12] at her skin she goes am I going to need [00:26:14] this and she was like very like the [00:26:17] scale was getting thin. So, she's like [00:26:19] questioning. She's like, "Do I really [00:26:20] need this?" Like her her skin was [00:26:23] getting to her in the sense of like, [00:26:25] "Why am I in this?" It was like that's [00:26:28] how close she was to transitioning. She [00:26:30] passed away soon, very soon after. [00:26:33] Right. So, when I hear Charlie [00:26:36] having this whole thing where he feels [00:26:38] so uneasy and he can't settle himself, [00:26:41] it's because danger is near. Yes, that's [00:26:44] 100% it. but also he knows that he's [00:26:47] going to pass away young. And it's [00:26:49] almost like he's at this point where [00:26:52] he's like, you know, I I think you soul [00:26:57] would be telling you this. Your soul, [00:26:58] your spirit, the the inner part of you, [00:27:01] that spark would be telling you it's [00:27:03] almost time to go and that's why you [00:27:05] feel so uneasy because it's a scary [00:27:07] thing. The transition is very scary for [00:27:09] everybody, [00:27:11] right? And then he even had the same [00:27:13] thing happen that a lot of people in [00:27:15] hospice, not a lot, but you know the the [00:27:18] some that I know and what I've heard in [00:27:20] stories had somebody pray over them, [00:27:23] right? That's usually something you're [00:27:25] doing reading the Bible, stuff like [00:27:26] that. That's usually stuff you're doing [00:27:28] when you're about to transition. And [00:27:30] that was something that he did, which is [00:27:32] very odd. I also think that there was [00:27:34] some kind of a cult thing to that until [00:27:36] I until I look deeper into the priest [00:27:39] that did that. You know, I I still have [00:27:42] a mind that that could be some weird [00:27:44] occult stuff. It depends who called that [00:27:46] priest. If he did, that's one thing. If [00:27:48] someone else did, like Erica, that's [00:27:50] that's different. But it was just all [00:27:53] very It was very odd to hear that. And [00:27:56] also, just to touch on that clip, a lot [00:27:59] of you [00:28:00] have messaged or left comments talking [00:28:03] about the fact that Candace pulled her [00:28:05] kids out of school because she thought [00:28:07] they could be in danger. And I guess [00:28:10] you're correct 100%. That's why she just [00:28:13] she just let that out. That's why she [00:28:16] pulled her kids out of school cuz she [00:28:17] thought something was going to happen. [00:28:20] And then Andrew comes to her after she's [00:28:22] done that and says it was supposed to be [00:28:23] you. Right. So they're feeling things. [00:28:26] And also, let me just add, as she's [00:28:29] talking about these conversations and [00:28:33] saying that Erica has all these [00:28:34] conversations and they've had [00:28:36] conversations about astral projection [00:28:38] and all their experiences and all of [00:28:41] this stuff, you know, a lot of people [00:28:43] speculate Candace is uh is uh jealous of [00:28:47] Erica. You know, if you read those [00:28:49] messages as somebody's wife, think about [00:28:52] it. If you're a spouse, think about you [00:28:55] read those messages. You know, your [00:28:58] spouse is still alive. God forbid, [00:28:59] right? Your spouse is still alive. You [00:29:00] read all those messages between him and [00:29:02] one of his best friends who's a lady or [00:29:05] her and one of her best friends that's a [00:29:07] guy. And you read all that. Who's going [00:29:09] to be jealous? [00:29:11] I think most people I think Erica might [00:29:14] be a little jealous reading all that [00:29:16] stuff, knowing that deep relationship [00:29:18] that they had. That's just me. That's [00:29:20] just me. Anyway, so wild. Um, and then [00:29:25] the last thing she brought up, I mean, I [00:29:27] I want to repeat it. That That's what I [00:29:29] want to do. I want it repeated. [00:29:32] Let Let me just go back here for a [00:29:34] second. [00:29:35] >> When he snuck in, he grabbed his wedding [00:29:36] band. [00:29:38] Yeah. Minor detail, but I asked myself, [00:29:40] why was his wedding band off? [00:29:42] >> I think she has the answer to that. And [00:29:44] I think I think it's what people have [00:29:46] speculated for a while that their [00:29:47] marriage was on the outs. People have [00:29:49] speculated this. I don't know it to be [00:29:51] true. That's why I've never reported on [00:29:52] it, but I have seen people talking about [00:29:54] it. I've seen videos breaking it down, [00:29:56] etc. She might have the answer to that. [00:29:59] Maybe that's why she brought that up the [00:30:00] way she did because I feel like there's [00:30:04] rarely a thing, especially in an open [00:30:06] letter where she has become a literal [00:30:10] Gotham villain. There's few there's few [00:30:14] few things she would bring up for [00:30:16] absolutely no reason. And then to the [00:30:18] last thing, talking about Charlie having [00:30:22] to spend the night in his daughter's [00:30:24] room. I I brought this up to you guys [00:30:26] and how that must have felt. The whole [00:30:28] world, you're getting all these [00:30:29] messages. They're saying they're [00:30:31] questioning your moral character. You're [00:30:33] getting messages that seem like threats. [00:30:36] You have no idea what's going on. You're [00:30:37] losing donors. You know, that the energy [00:30:40] is just so negative. And then you come [00:30:41] home that final night and then your wife [00:30:43] says, "You should go sleep in the other [00:30:45] room." I don't know. when I first I I've [00:30:48] talked to you guys about this and how [00:30:50] what a what a terrible feeling that [00:30:52] would be. And it's almost like it was [00:30:53] done purposely. [00:30:55] You know, [00:30:57] I can't say she's aligned with anyone [00:31:01] more than Charlie. I can't I can't say [00:31:03] that. But, you know, just the movie in [00:31:06] my head, it's just like, you know, [00:31:08] that's the last thing they're showing [00:31:10] you. even your wife is going to tell you [00:31:13] to be somewhere else when you go against [00:31:15] us. You know that that's the vibe it [00:31:18] gets to me because again I our kids we [00:31:22] we me and Charlie have the same setup. [00:31:24] I'd be like I'm getting in that bed. [00:31:26] What are you talking about? I don't [00:31:27] care. It's a two it's a two-year-old. [00:31:30] They take up space but it's like nothing [00:31:33] feels better at least if your marriage [00:31:36] is going well. Nothing feels better than [00:31:38] getting in bed with your wife and your [00:31:40] kid and they're both asleep and you love [00:31:42] them and you just get to hear them, you [00:31:45] know? It there's nothing better. It's [00:31:46] the best thing. You know what I mean? [00:31:49] Um, so there's that. And then Candace [00:31:52] just starts talking about puzzles. I [00:31:54] mean, so Columbbo throughout this whole [00:31:57] thing, you know, I was really good at [00:32:00] solving puzzles. [00:32:02] And then the government employee would [00:32:06] have me solve puzzles. And there's one [00:32:08] thing you should know about me, Erica. I [00:32:12] always solve the puzzles very easily. No [00:32:16] one cared until I solved the puzzles. I [00:32:20] mean, just just starts, you know. Could [00:32:24] you imagine Erica Erica watching [00:32:28] watching the open letter? [00:32:30] Andrew comes in. Andrew comes in. He's [00:32:33] just like, "Uh, [00:32:35] hi. Hi. Um, [00:32:39] uh, do you do you watch YouTube? Do you [00:32:41] have do you have it on your do you ever [00:32:43] watch it at all?" And she's like, "What [00:32:45] the heck? What the hell is wrong with [00:32:47] you? You okay?" [00:32:50] And yeah, I have YouTube. I don't really [00:32:52] I don't know. I don't watch it all that [00:32:53] much. Um, it's just um there's [00:32:57] uh something going on on on the on the [00:33:00] YouTube and um um [00:33:04] Oh god. Oh god. Um there's something I [00:33:08] think you should watch it. Just snatches [00:33:11] his phone out of his hand. Oh my god. [00:33:15] Just Candace Owens doing an open letter. [00:33:18] Just just an open letter. Half the [00:33:20] episode is just the open letter and it's [00:33:23] put directly to you. She's saying it [00:33:26] directly to you. Could you imagine [00:33:29] just sitting there like, [00:33:32] you know, she's just like this putting [00:33:33] sparkles on? [00:33:37] Every time I think of America, I think [00:33:39] of somebody just putting on sparkles. [00:33:42] This is terrifying. Oh god. [00:33:46] How how much pyrochnics will this take [00:33:49] for us to solve this? I don't Andrew's [00:33:53] just like I don't know. I don't think um [00:33:56] I don't think pyrochnics are going to [00:33:57] solve this. What are you What are you [00:34:00] talking about? What are you talking [00:34:01] about? Pyrochnics solve everything. What [00:34:04] are you saying to me right now? I don't [00:34:07] I don't think I don't know. [00:34:10] You know, Gary comes in. [00:34:14] Unofficial unofficial Curly. He's the [00:34:16] unofficial Curly of the group. He comes [00:34:18] in. Hey guy, guys. I don't Hey, you guys [00:34:23] have YouTube? Candace is on YouTube and [00:34:25] she's she's saying crazy things, guys. [00:34:29] Erica's just like, I already saw you [00:34:31] little Why I He's like, [00:34:35] I'm just trying to warn you. [00:34:40] Get out of here. Get out of here. She's [00:34:42] putting on sparkles. Putting on [00:34:44] sparkles. [00:34:48] Oh my gosh. Terrifying. Terrifying, [00:34:51] guys. I mean, and then she talks about [00:34:53] Pierre. I couldn't find much out about [00:34:55] that Pierre guy, you know, Falonee. You [00:34:58] know, I I looked into it. I wanted to [00:35:00] see what his net worth was, right? [00:35:02] Because she's talking about him being, [00:35:04] you know, the conduit to to taking [00:35:06] Turning Points to the next level. And [00:35:09] then his net worth pops up as like $6 [00:35:11] million. And I'm like, "Huh, that's [00:35:13] weird." But then when you read about [00:35:14] him, you read about all he's done and [00:35:17] for how long he's done it, you're like, [00:35:19] "It can't his net worth can't be $6 [00:35:22] million." And then you see things like, [00:35:24] you know, allegedly, you know, arms [00:35:28] dealing and stuff like that. I'm like, [00:35:30] "Oh, okay. This guy's a billionaire for [00:35:32] sure." You know, just one of those un [00:35:35] undocumented bill. You're not gonna see [00:35:38] him pop up on the Forbes list. He's not [00:35:40] that kind of billionaire. No, no, no. [00:35:42] He's not that type of dude. He's like [00:35:45] He's like blood diamond billionaire. You [00:35:47] know, like that type oil, real estate, [00:35:51] like you know, you know, you know you're [00:35:53] getting up there when you're just into [00:35:55] natural resources. You're just like, I [00:35:58] like to buy water. I just I took water [00:36:02] from half of Greenland yesterday. I just [00:36:05] sold it back to them for trillions of [00:36:09] dollars. I like water. I'm trying to [00:36:12] figure out how I can take air from North [00:36:14] America and sell it back in bottles that [00:36:18] are plastic. I own both companies, the [00:36:21] air company and the plastic bottle [00:36:23] company. You know, just demon, right? [00:36:26] Just an evil person once you get into [00:36:29] natural resources. I don't make the [00:36:31] rules. Listen, I know you're like, "Oh, [00:36:34] I know a guy natural resources. He's a [00:36:36] nice guy." No, he's not. No, he's not. [00:36:38] Okay? Because he likes to scoop up [00:36:40] natural resources and he just keeps [00:36:42] them. He's like, he's like, "Oh, this [00:36:45] oil. This Venezuela oil. [00:36:48] I'm [00:36:50] You know, you bring that guy up and [00:36:52] Venezuela oil." Some people get upset. I [00:36:54] What can I say? $13 trillion worth of [00:36:58] oil. You know what I mean? enough to [00:37:00] make Lindsey Graham just just ruin his [00:37:02] pants from the front, you know? Do you [00:37:05] know how crazy something has to be for [00:37:07] you to ruin your pants from the front, [00:37:09] ladies and gentlemen? I mean, not to get [00:37:11] graphic, but [00:37:14] Oh, God. I just Oh, geez. 13 trillion. [00:37:17] Mr. President, I'm Oh, Mr. President, [00:37:20] I'm so sorry to do this all over the [00:37:23] Resolute Desk. I apologize. Oh my god. [00:37:26] This is 13 trillion. I've never heard [00:37:29] such a big number. Can I have just a [00:37:31] bit, please? I just want to be worth I [00:37:34] just want to be worth 10 figures so bad. [00:37:36] You have no idea. I hate being worth [00:37:39] nine figures. This is disgusting. I feel [00:37:42] gross. I just need that money. Can I [00:37:45] just have that money? JD, can you talk [00:37:47] to him, please? You guys got 13 [00:37:49] trillion. Can I just have some money? [00:37:51] I'll do anything. I'll do anything. [00:37:53] Where's the baby oil? I'll do anything. [00:37:55] You guys know me. [00:37:57] Anyway, anyway, it was a wild episode. [00:38:01] Okay. And then she ends it with this. [00:38:04] >> By the way, I forgot to mention Erica. [00:38:06] >> Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Too too fast. Too fast. [00:38:08] Well, it's at normal speed. What is [00:38:10] this? That's like normal. Okay. Well, [00:38:13] she ended it with this. Oh, Jesus. Get [00:38:15] that off the screen. [00:38:18] >> Anyway, I Anyway, I wanted to also play [00:38:22] for you guys. We any with Mikey the [00:38:25] other day umologist designed [00:38:28] prescription formula targets the root [00:38:29] cause safely and gently under the skin. [00:38:32] Get clear skin cream and transform your [00:38:34] skin back to normal. Visit TWWC. [00:38:40] I got to just not play that. Sorry guys. [00:38:42] Here. Let me get back to it. She ends [00:38:45] with this [00:38:48] mention Erica if you could do me a [00:38:49] favor. Doug Degrroot, that board member [00:38:51] that announced you as the CEO. Um, he [00:38:53] made it really biblical. Could you send [00:38:55] him my regards? I know he was meeting [00:38:57] with Mikey the other day. Um, they were [00:38:59] discussing how to invest money, but it's [00:39:01] so weird. Mikey didn't straight from [00:39:03] high school. Uh, was just Charlie's like [00:39:06] what intern assistant and now he's [00:39:07] sitting down with board members and, uh, [00:39:10] discussing how they should invest into [00:39:12] restaurants. Just send him my regards [00:39:13] because we're everywhere and we're [00:39:16] watching and we're listening. Um, the [00:39:18] whole world is invested in solving this. [00:39:20] And so, hi Doug. [00:39:23] Anyway, I wanted to also play for you. [00:39:26] Could you imagine? Can you imagine? [00:39:28] You're Doug and you just you listen to [00:39:30] the whole letter, right? And you're just [00:39:33] like, I'm in the clear. [00:39:36] I'm in the clear. Okay. And in the last [00:39:40] four seconds, she goes, "Hi, Doug." And [00:39:42] you go, [00:39:44] "Come on. Come on, man. [00:39:48] The last the last three seconds she [00:39:51] goes, "Hi, Doug." You're just like, [00:39:52] "Mother, [00:39:54] come on. [00:39:56] Come on, Mikey." [00:39:59] You know, and Mikey McCoy's already [00:40:01] ascended to heaven. He's out of here. I [00:40:04] mean, Mikey McCoy, as soon as the open [00:40:06] letter started, he just went, [00:40:09] he was gone. He was gone. I don't know. [00:40:12] I don't know what you guys expect. Okay. [00:40:14] He's majestic for a reason. It's cuz he [00:40:16] stays out of the way. You know, he stays [00:40:18] out of the beef. You know what I mean? [00:40:21] That's why he's majestic. He's he's he's [00:40:23] already up there, you know? Anyway, you [00:40:27] guys know how I feel about Mikey McCoy, [00:40:29] right? Chuck Chuck McCoy. Have you guys [00:40:32] Can I show you Chuck McCoy before I [00:40:34] leave really quick? I just I just got to [00:40:36] show you Chuck McCoy just really really [00:40:38] quick. I know you're like, "Who's Chuck [00:40:40] McCoy?" Chuck McCoy. [00:40:48] Oh, somebody made Mikey McCoy into Chuck [00:40:50] Norris. I mean, I mean, the lore, the [00:40:54] lore, ladies and gentlemen. We continue [00:40:56] to expand our lore day after day, video [00:40:59] after video. I appreciate it. But, um, [00:41:02] yeah, it was a wild episode. Um, of [00:41:05] course, she left us on that episode, so [00:41:08] we're not going to see anything today. [00:41:11] and then we get back Monday, she's [00:41:13] probably going to hit real hard that [00:41:15] whole week because I'm pretty sure I [00:41:18] heard her say that not next week, the [00:41:22] week after she's off for a week. So, I [00:41:26] mean, I hope she ties up some loose [00:41:28] ends. I mean, this is wild. But that's [00:41:31] it, guys. I saw it. My mind was blown [00:41:34] just like your mind was blown. And uh [00:41:38] we'll see. We'll see where this goes. I [00:41:40] mean, the next logical step for turning [00:41:43] point, I mean, it's turning point, [00:41:44] right? They're not going to respond. [00:41:47] They can't respond. That would be crazy [00:41:49] for them to respond. I'll I'll even [00:41:51] check as I'm saying this. The next thing [00:41:53] for them to do is to sue her. [00:41:59] I mean, what else are they going to do? [00:42:01] What else are they going to do? That's [00:42:03] all they can do now. They can't be like, [00:42:05] "Well, actually, let me just make my [00:42:08] open letter to Candace. Are you crazy? [00:42:12] They don't have open letter chops." They [00:42:14] just do not have open letter chops. You [00:42:16] know it. I know it. I mean, I'm just [00:42:20] saying. But, uh, guys, maybe I'll do a [00:42:25] nighttime episode. I mean, I'm I'm [00:42:27] honestly I know you guys love the short [00:42:29] episodes. I know some people love the [00:42:31] live streams. I'm supposed to get back [00:42:34] to live streams as soon as my voice is [00:42:36] better and my energy is better and I'm [00:42:38] getting there. But there might be a [00:42:40] combination. There might be like a live [00:42:42] stream in the morning and then an [00:42:43] episode at night. I mean, your boy likes [00:42:45] to hustle. So, we'll see. We'll see [00:42:49] where where everything goes. Okay. But, [00:42:52] uh anyway, merry Friday and a merry [00:42:55] Friday to all and a weekend. I will see [00:42:58] you Saturday and