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[00:00:00] Bing bong bing bong.
[00:00:04] Let's get into it. What's going on,
[00:00:07] guys? Coach Colin here. I don't even
[00:00:10] know if you guys heard it again. Takes a
[00:00:12] while for this thing to get started up
[00:00:14] for some reason. Let's just jump right
[00:00:16] in, everybody. Oh, man. I have to tell
[00:00:19] you something. I don't know why you guys
[00:00:21] can't smell my breath. For some reason,
[00:00:24] I just have to brush my teeth. There's
[00:00:27] no way around it. I'm like, I have to do
[00:00:29] it. I don't know why you guys can't
[00:00:31] smell it. You guys can't smell the
[00:00:32] coffee breath, but I still have to do
[00:00:34] it. And I have to put lotion on. I
[00:00:37] always wear a hat. I have to put the
[00:00:39] lotion on my head. Why? The rituals, the
[00:00:42] the the things we have to do every
[00:00:44] single time we get in front of camera
[00:00:47] are just weird. I don't know if anybody
[00:00:49] else is like that. I don't know if Baron
[00:00:50] has some weird thing he has to do or Ian
[00:00:52] does or or even if Candace does, but I
[00:00:55] got to put the lotion on the head. I
[00:00:57] gotta brush my teeth. Just take a mint
[00:00:59] next time. You're right. You're right. I
[00:01:02] need a little canteen of Philadelphia
[00:01:04] mints right here. That's actually what I
[00:01:07] mean. I need to make sure that there's
[00:01:08] nothing in it. No type of detonator or
[00:01:10] any kind of projectile or anything like
[00:01:12] that. Once that's secure and I know for
[00:01:15] sure, then no problem. You know, you
[00:01:18] take a mint. You know, maybe you crack
[00:01:20] it open, make sure there's nothing in
[00:01:21] there either. Then you take your mint.
[00:01:23] 100%. Guys, let's just jump right in
[00:01:25] because we're talking about Philadelphia
[00:01:27] Mints. Do I even have this queued up
[00:01:28] yet? Oh my gosh. I got the black screen.
[00:01:30] My apologies, guys. Boom. Check this
[00:01:33] out. Let me make this a little smaller
[00:01:35] for everybody, but somebody made
[00:01:37] something very masterful. But then they
[00:01:39] also uncovered something that I think
[00:01:41] we're all going to be surprised by.
[00:01:43] Maybe you won't be surprised by it.
[00:01:45] Ethan, thank you so much for showing us
[00:01:47] this. Look at this. There is actually a
[00:01:51] Philadelphia mint company.
[00:01:55] That's a real thing already. What? How
[00:01:58] did that happen? Who's behind this
[00:02:01] independent? See, look. Missed
[00:02:03] opportunity here, right? This is why
[00:02:05] they need to work with us. Missed
[00:02:07] opportunity. Independence
[00:02:09] could have easily been independence.
[00:02:13] You know what I mean? Could have easily
[00:02:15] done that. You got to merge those two
[00:02:16] words. They see they don't know, right?
[00:02:18] They just don't know. But it's an actual
[00:02:21] thing. And then they also made this
[00:02:23] beautiful. Like this is the revamp of
[00:02:25] that company. I don't know if what this
[00:02:27] company thinks about us in the podcast
[00:02:29] here, but my gosh, would this not just
[00:02:33] go hard. Look at this. Philadelphia Miss
[00:02:36] got me with the old school yellow hat. I
[00:02:38] need to bring the yellow hat back. I
[00:02:40] mean, this is beautiful, right? Made me
[00:02:42] about 70 lbs lighter. Oh, good. But I
[00:02:46] appreciate it. Thank you so much, Ian.
[00:02:48] Uh Ethan, thank you. Thank you. I
[00:02:50] really, really appreciate it. Guys,
[00:02:52] we're going to be jumping into some
[00:02:53] stuff today. You guys know that Candace
[00:02:57] actually brought out the Zoom call. I
[00:03:00] did not think this was going to happen
[00:03:01] the way it did. I thought it was going
[00:03:03] to be a regular Zoom call. I was working
[00:03:06] out. It was like I was watching like I
[00:03:09] was watching a drama series. Like I was
[00:03:10] watching some true crime series. I
[00:03:11] literally went
[00:03:16] I was shocked. I could not believe what
[00:03:19] I was seeing. Oh, shout out to Danks as
[00:03:22] well. Uh, Danks sent me this at like
[00:03:25] 2:00 in the morning. You don't send
[00:03:27] people stuff like this while they're
[00:03:29] sitting in a dark room. You don't do
[00:03:30] that. I don't know what his problem is.
[00:03:33] I was like, "What the This guy freaked
[00:03:36] me out with that. You have no idea." I
[00:03:38] was like, "If it looks right at me, come
[00:03:40] on, man. Don't do that to me." Anyway,
[00:03:42] let's get into it. As Candace said, she
[00:03:44] has possession of it. She's gonna
[00:03:46] release it. It was five days after
[00:03:50] Charlie passed away. Made her
[00:03:52] uncomfortable. I thought it was just
[00:03:54] going to be like, h, it's just a Zoom
[00:03:56] calling. Okay, whatever. It's It's just
[00:03:58] going to be her saying some things. All
[00:04:00] right. All right. All right. But man oh
[00:04:02] man, did this make me uncomfortable. It
[00:04:04] was it it it made me sad. After we talk
[00:04:07] about the Zoom call, we're going to jump
[00:04:09] into Charlie being a gifted kid. I love
[00:04:13] that she's jumping into this talking
[00:04:14] about Quest and everything. I didn't
[00:04:16] realize they had a name before that.
[00:04:17] Really, really cool. Um, I'm gonna play
[00:04:20] for you because she starts talking about
[00:04:22] Project. Does she say Monarch? I don't
[00:04:25] know if she says Monarch or Montalk. I I
[00:04:28] I don't I don't know. I I'll have to
[00:04:30] listen and see. But, um, I'm going to
[00:04:33] play an episode for you because me and
[00:04:34] my wife actually did an episode on that
[00:04:37] whole thing. the fact that Stranger
[00:04:39] Things was actually like a real thing
[00:04:41] and the camp and how it's linked to
[00:04:43] X-Men and the X-Men school is actually
[00:04:46] seemingly based on this place called
[00:04:48] Camp Hero. Um, Camp Hero is a real
[00:04:51] place. It's connected to Stranger
[00:04:53] Things. Like, there's a whole weird
[00:04:54] connection there. So, I'm going to play
[00:04:55] some clips from that podcast. Then we're
[00:04:57] going to jump into Brian Enton and he is
[00:05:00] going to be talking about the um text
[00:05:04] messages that Tyler Robinson Tyler
[00:05:07] Robinson uh am I saying that well I
[00:05:08] haven't said his name so Robinson that's
[00:05:10] it that's it is I'm English I can speak
[00:05:13] it okay kind of uh he's going to be
[00:05:16] talking about those text messages uh
[00:05:17] he's going to be talking with someone
[00:05:18] from the bureau or maybe you know quote
[00:05:21] unquote ex bureau um and they're going
[00:05:23] to just be talking about it but this guy
[00:05:25] is not giving up the Fed slop. He has no
[00:05:27] Fed slop in him. This guy, this guy does
[00:05:29] not believe in these text messages, but
[00:05:31] we'll go over it and then uh yeah, we're
[00:05:34] gonna jump into a little bit of John
[00:05:35] Bray. If you don't know who that is,
[00:05:37] he's the man who's exploring the
[00:05:38] microphone theory and uh and then that's
[00:05:41] pretty much it. So, let's just jump
[00:05:42] right in to this whole thing right here.
[00:05:46] Candace Owens talking about uh or
[00:05:48] listening to this uh Zoom call. Watch
[00:05:51] this. say team for their work at the
[00:05:55] memorial event. So, let's take a listen.
[00:05:58] >> Hi everybody. I still love all these
[00:06:01] emoji Zoom
[00:06:03] things. Um, wow.
[00:06:06] >> Yeah. Yeah. Me right there. That was it.
[00:06:08] From right there, I was like, "Oh no,
[00:06:11] you're giggling. Why are you giggling?"
[00:06:13] Hey, it's been five days. It's been five
[00:06:16] days. That's not even much of a month,
[00:06:18] you know? Is that even a quarter of a
[00:06:20] month? What is he? Is he even in the
[00:06:24] ground at this point? You're giggling
[00:06:26] already. Okay.
[00:06:28] >> I don't even know where to begin. The
[00:06:30] fact that we were able to pull off
[00:06:34] an event
[00:06:35] of a century. Like, it's just insane. We
[00:06:39] had over 275,000
[00:06:42] people that attended and stadium
[00:06:47] overflow
[00:06:48] Westgate insane you guys. And then you
[00:06:52] have was it 100 million
[00:06:54] >> over
[00:06:57] >> you guys that heard the gospel and all
[00:07:00] about Charlie and all about everything
[00:07:02] that you guys do and the hard work of
[00:07:04] Turning Point USA is insane. We had
[00:07:06] thousands that were registered to vote.
[00:07:09] I think we're at like over 200,000 for
[00:07:13] merch sales. Don't quote me on that
[00:07:14] because I think it just keeps like
[00:07:15] bumping up like crazy. But I just wanted
[00:07:18] to say a huge huge huge thank you to the
[00:07:20] events team, the development team, the
[00:07:23] graphic design team, the production
[00:07:25] team. It's just phenomenal. They're
[00:07:27] incredible.
[00:07:28] >> Hi. Hi. Um I'm from the events team. Hi.
[00:07:31] How you doing? Um good good to see
[00:07:33] everybody here. Uh, just real quick
[00:07:35] question. Isn't your husband debt? Um,
[00:07:38] just real quick. I just wanted to No,
[00:07:41] no, I'm just No, I'm asking. No, no,
[00:07:43] actually, I'm gonna talk. Uh, isn't your
[00:07:46] I don't understand what's going on here.
[00:07:49] Why are you even in this call? This is
[00:07:52] not even a call you have to be on.
[00:07:54] We're already working. Why are you That
[00:07:58] would be my first They'd throw me out
[00:08:01] just like they fired that girl. They'd
[00:08:02] be like, "We're going in a different
[00:08:03] direction. call in. You have to go. I'd
[00:08:05] be like, I just wanted to know. I just
[00:08:06] don't. She was giggling. I'm just
[00:08:08] saying. She was smiling and giggling.
[00:08:10] I'm just asking. Oh, they throw me right
[00:08:12] out. I'd be gone. I'd be absolutely
[00:08:16] gone. They would not appreciate me
[00:08:18] whatsoever. Let's keep going.
[00:08:19] >> Work um leading into the memorial. Um
[00:08:22] and honestly, a lot of this the staff
[00:08:24] that worked on the memorial, they had
[00:08:27] 20our days for a week during the time of
[00:08:30] us grieving the loss of my husband. And
[00:08:32] honestly, I know several staff that
[00:08:34] didn't even sleep. Um, again, you guys
[00:08:37] are
[00:08:40] breathing angels, and I'm so grateful
[00:08:42] for all of you. And obviously, a huge
[00:08:44] thank you to the Mosaic team, VI. You
[00:08:47] guys are 10 out of 10. Like, there's we
[00:08:49] have the most incredible team. We just
[00:08:52] do. And you guys know that and you guys
[00:08:54] are all a part of that. And I am so so
[00:08:56] thankful. Um, and if you do have a
[00:08:59] moment and you run into any of those
[00:09:01] staff members that you that you know had
[00:09:04] a role in this and you know um
[00:09:07] that they put a lot of their time and
[00:09:10] effort into it, just say thank you.
[00:09:12] There's something really special um to
[00:09:14] be seen um in moments like this and it's
[00:09:18] not easy. I'm speaking from experience.
[00:09:20] I'm right in the trenches with you guys.
[00:09:22] Um and so the fact that you just a
[00:09:24] simple thank you. I don't care if any of
[00:09:27] you have beef with each other from the
[00:09:28] past or have any issues with
[00:09:32] someone said something about this or
[00:09:33] that. Like, if you guys have any of
[00:09:35] that, please put it to rest.
[00:09:36] >> I'd be like, "Hold on a second, ma'am."
[00:09:39] Ma'am,
[00:09:41] what are you talking about? If you know,
[00:09:43] if you guys, you know, I was just
[00:09:45] thinking the other day, right, if you
[00:09:46] guys have like any issues with each
[00:09:48] other, like I hear that, you know, Stacy
[00:09:50] and Mark like had a thing and like we
[00:09:52] just got to like put that stuff to rest,
[00:09:54] you know? We just got to put it down
[00:09:56] into the ground like my husband. Hey,
[00:09:59] hey, hey, ma'am. Why are you saying all
[00:10:02] this, ma'am?
[00:10:05] No, I know. I know. She's a B. No, it's
[00:10:07] fine. She's a boss. I'm just say Why are
[00:10:09] you Why are you here? Why are you saying
[00:10:13] this to us? You know, just I was
[00:10:15] thinking the other day, you know, if you
[00:10:17] guys have beef, what are you talking?
[00:10:20] Don't you have beef with some dude named
[00:10:22] Tyler? What's going on here? Why are you
[00:10:25] here? Where are your kids? It's been
[00:10:28] five days.
[00:10:30] I'm just saying, man. I'm just saying.
[00:10:33] >> My husband's dead. Like, I'm not trying
[00:10:35] to be morbid, but he's dead. And it puts
[00:10:37] life into perspective of how short life
[00:10:39] is and relationships. And God puts
[00:10:41] people in your life for a reason. And it
[00:10:43] teaches you a lesson. It teaches them a
[00:10:44] lesson. So, if you are going through a
[00:10:46] time where
[00:10:47] just lay it to rest and we are moving
[00:10:50] forward, Turning Point USA 2.0 I know
[00:10:52] with Charlie in our hearts and that's
[00:10:54] what he would want.
[00:10:58] >> Candace. Candace, she's already heard it
[00:11:01] before. She's still shocked. She's still
[00:11:03] like, what's happening? Really?
[00:11:07] Look, Candace is like, I should have
[00:11:10] made videos about Erica this entire
[00:11:12] time. She took her time making videos,
[00:11:15] but she didn't want to make videos about
[00:11:16] Erica. She didn't want to talk about
[00:11:17] Erica for the longest time. It was like
[00:11:19] what a good three months, maybe three
[00:11:21] and a half months before she started
[00:11:23] really speaking on Erica. She's like, "I
[00:11:25] should have started day week one, day
[00:11:28] one, I should have been making videos."
[00:11:31] Look, that's her realizing.
[00:11:34] I think I dropped the ball. I should
[00:11:35] have been I should have been focused on
[00:11:37] her. She's like, "Forget the Egyptian
[00:11:38] plains. We got to hone in on this girl."
[00:11:41] It's so crazy to say the most The whole
[00:11:44] thing is morbid. It's funny she touches
[00:11:46] on that because the entire thing is
[00:11:48] morbid. We're going to go to another
[00:11:49] clip here. The entire thing is morbid
[00:11:51] because you know Charlie's gone and
[00:11:54] you're like, "Hey, you know,
[00:11:57] just my husband's dead." You know,
[00:11:59] saying it like didn't even voice didn't
[00:12:02] even crack. You know, there's so many
[00:12:05] things I'm expecting from somebody who's
[00:12:07] talking about that, who's talking about
[00:12:09] someone they love passing. I would think
[00:12:12] like, oh, for sure like your voice is
[00:12:15] going to crack. You're going to be
[00:12:16] upset, right? Something like that.
[00:12:19] Nothing. Nothing. She's like, "My
[00:12:22] husband's dead. Listen." She said it.
[00:12:24] She said it like, "We're we're going out
[00:12:26] at We're going out at six." Yeah. Yeah.
[00:12:28] Yeah. We're going No, I don't care.
[00:12:29] We're just going to In-N-Out. Yeah. No,
[00:12:31] I don't want to go anywhere too crazy.
[00:12:33] She's saying it with that same type of
[00:12:36] cadence, that same type of
[00:12:38] nonchalantness.
[00:12:40] It's crazy.
[00:12:42] I if I think about something happening
[00:12:44] to my wife, I could start crying and
[00:12:48] she's fine. She's a little sick right
[00:12:50] now, but she's fine. You know what I
[00:12:51] mean? I don't know, man. I The whole
[00:12:54] thing is just so wild to me. The whole
[00:12:56] thing. This is very surprising. I did
[00:12:58] not think that this would be like this.
[00:13:02] I thought it was going to be something
[00:13:04] where not like Candace was exaggerating,
[00:13:06] but I thought it would be something more
[00:13:08] like, okay, it's just like this call
[00:13:11] like whatever. like she's there, you
[00:13:13] know, frazzled, but she's still there
[00:13:15] and it's odd that she's there and
[00:13:17] offering grief and, you know, time off
[00:13:19] for grief. I I thought it was going to
[00:13:21] be that. I didn't think it would be
[00:13:23] absolutely nuts. That's not what I
[00:13:27] thought. Then the next thing you know,
[00:13:28] you just see Candace like this, just
[00:13:31] pondering like, "Oh my gosh, maybe she
[00:13:34] was on the Egyptian plans."
[00:13:37] She's like, right now, Candace is trying
[00:13:39] to think, is there should I be
[00:13:41] researching if she knows how to handle a
[00:13:43] rifle? That's what Candace is thinking
[00:13:44] right there. Should I be seeing if she
[00:13:47] knows how to shoot a mouser? Maybe I
[00:13:50] should be researching that. That's what
[00:13:51] she's thinking right there. Let's get
[00:13:53] into the next one. I'm just grateful
[00:13:54] that
[00:13:57] while things were still in motion and
[00:14:01] moving around that we had our leadership
[00:14:05] teams provide for you
[00:14:08] counselors,
[00:14:09] pastors.
[00:14:11] I heard there were therapy dogs.
[00:14:13] Slightly jealous that I didn't get to
[00:14:15] have any a moment with a therapy dog.
[00:14:18] Um,
[00:14:21] >> what what I'm telling you, Charlie right
[00:14:25] now is just like I already said this
[00:14:27] before, but he's for sure just up there
[00:14:29] like, "Hey yo yo, Archangel Michael, I'm
[00:14:33] saying I've read the Bible. I know the
[00:14:35] Bible. You can go down there. Whatever.
[00:14:38] Can I Can we go down? I just want to go
[00:14:41] down for a second. I don't even need the
[00:14:43] body. I don't even need the body. Can I
[00:14:45] just get Jesus? Just step back. Step
[00:14:48] back, man. I'm just saying because
[00:14:49] you're like a warrior, right? So, we can
[00:14:51] go down cuz I got some things to do. You
[00:14:53] got a sword. Can we please
[00:14:57] let me talk to God? I've had enough of
[00:14:59] this. This is crazy.
[00:15:02] Kobe Bryant's up there like, "You got to
[00:15:03] calm down, bro. You got to calm down.
[00:15:05] Get Get off me, Kobe. Kobe, get off me.
[00:15:08] Get off me. Okay, get off me. I just
[00:15:12] want to go down. I just want to I just
[00:15:13] want to talk to some people. That's all.
[00:15:17] One chance he got to go down. He went
[00:15:18] straight to Candace. He was like, "This
[00:15:20] is the only one that actually cares."
[00:15:21] Candace, I've been betrayed. I have to
[00:15:24] go. That's it. That's it, man.
[00:15:26] Something's going on. This is crazy.
[00:15:29] >> Breakfast. I was I was really adamant
[00:15:31] about making sure that we paid for your
[00:15:33] flights for your spouses to be there.
[00:15:34] That was something on my heart. Um
[00:15:38] you don't want to grieve alone. No one's
[00:15:40] supposed to grieve alone. it's not
[00:15:42] healthy. Um, but I just think it's a
[00:15:45] beautiful honor that all all of these
[00:15:48] benefits were made for the community to
[00:15:51] grieve and remember Charlie. Um, and I
[00:15:54] really hope you took advantage of those
[00:15:56] in a healthy way when they were provided
[00:15:58] because it's meant to be for everyone
[00:16:00] for healing. Grief comes in waves. Um,
[00:16:04] you know, some days are going to be
[00:16:05] tougher than others, but
[00:16:08] you know, take it as it comes. And
[00:16:11] that's why you have your turning point
[00:16:12] family and just lean on them and lean on
[00:16:16] other people in your life that you know
[00:16:18] will help you and pour into you and pray
[00:16:20] with you to get you through it. Um I say
[00:16:24] that though that if you do need more
[00:16:26] time to grieve
[00:16:28] um please continue to use um Turning
[00:16:32] Point USA's network of counselors. Um we
[00:16:35] have pastors. I mean, there are so many
[00:16:37] resources for you. If you do need
[00:16:40] additional time off, um, please talk to
[00:16:44] your director
[00:16:45] um about using paid time off uh for
[00:16:48] that. Um, and again, it's not not easy,
[00:16:53] but
[00:16:56] again, grief is hard. Um, otherwise,
[00:17:01] honestly, uh, Turning Point USA and
[00:17:02] Turning Point Action
[00:17:06] will seem ahead, you guys. We have
[00:17:08] Charlie would want us to get back to
[00:17:10] work, and that's what we're doing. And
[00:17:11] that's what we did with the memorial.
[00:17:12] And I'm so honored and proud of each and
[00:17:14] every one of you because that's what
[00:17:15] we're going to do in his honor and in
[00:17:17] his name. We have
[00:17:20] so much to do, which is exciting. Uh
[00:17:25] Charlie in heaven is like you guys
[00:17:28] thought you had a busy schedule then
[00:17:29] just you wait and he's doing some
[00:17:32] awesome things with Jesus in heaven
[00:17:34] right now. But there's so
[00:17:36] >> he's doing some off a awesome things
[00:17:39] with Jesus in heaven right now. Look at
[00:17:41] Candace is pissed. You know that you
[00:17:44] know she's she's a straightup
[00:17:45] professional. So when you're in front of
[00:17:46] camera you can't let like all the other
[00:17:48] things get you. You have to just like
[00:17:50] turn it on. So she turns it on. She's
[00:17:53] pissed. She She for sure left this
[00:17:56] podcast or started this podcast mad.
[00:17:58] There's no way. There's no way because
[00:18:00] she's thinking of how much she cried and
[00:18:03] how upset she was. And then you hear his
[00:18:05] wife and she's laughing and she's making
[00:18:07] jokes.
[00:18:09] She's I wish I got some time with those
[00:18:11] therapy dogs. What about time with your
[00:18:14] husband and kids? What? What happened?
[00:18:18] What? I don't understand. I get it. I
[00:18:21] get it. Dogs are real nice. I
[00:18:22] understand, but still still this is
[00:18:26] crazy. Very very wild to see. And
[00:18:29] honestly, I know there's some people who
[00:18:31] will say, you know, everybody does
[00:18:33] grieve differently. And that's that's
[00:18:35] true. And you could say, as somebody
[00:18:37] said in the comments the other day, you
[00:18:39] know, it's some people have a defense
[00:18:41] mechanism. They jump straight into work
[00:18:42] when they're dealing with stuff like
[00:18:44] this.
[00:18:46] I guess I guess I mean I I honestly
[00:18:49] don't think that's what this is. I I
[00:18:52] honestly when I first heard this and as
[00:18:54] I hear it now, I'm making jokes and
[00:18:56] everything. This sounded like
[00:18:57] coldblooded. It sounded coldblooded. At
[00:19:00] this point, at this point, I wasn't even
[00:19:02] making videos about this whole thing.
[00:19:05] And I was still I was still crying about
[00:19:07] this thing. I mean, wow. I should have
[00:19:11] been married to Charlie. He should have
[00:19:12] married me. I would have been I would
[00:19:15] have been a better wife. He's like six
[00:19:17] inches taller than me, so I would have
[00:19:19] been the wife. It's fine. It's fine.
[00:19:20] It's fine. He drew the tall straw. It's
[00:19:23] fine. I'll be the wife. It's whatever.
[00:19:25] You know, it happens. Genetics. It's
[00:19:28] fine. But yeah, this is it's just nuts.
[00:19:31] It's nuts to me.
[00:19:32] >> So much work to be done. I mean, since
[00:19:35] his assassination, uh we have 100,000
[00:19:40] chapter 100,000 chapter requests. Uh we
[00:19:43] have 300,000 new donors.
[00:19:47] That is a blessing in itself. Um,
[00:19:52] again, not normal. Oh god. Um, I think
[00:19:56] we have 50,000 plus hat orders to
[00:19:59] fulfill. I mean, I'm saying these
[00:20:01] numbers because it puts into perspective
[00:20:03] that we're not just sitting and thinking
[00:20:07] and looking at the wall being like, what
[00:20:09] do we do like that? There is so much to
[00:20:12] do. You have over 20,000 Afest
[00:20:14] registrations.
[00:20:18] There's a lot happening there and none
[00:20:20] of it is what I would be expecting to
[00:20:22] happen there. So basically what the
[00:20:23] employees said to me was that they got
[00:20:26] onto this call and you know everyone's
[00:20:29] exhausted, everyone's been working and
[00:20:30] they pull off this massive memorial and
[00:20:33] then there's kind of this approach where
[00:20:35] it's like well if you guys need paid
[00:20:37] time off like Charlie's in heaven
[00:20:38] dancing wanting you to work harder. He's
[00:20:41] just up there like you better work but
[00:20:44] you can use the paid time off that you
[00:20:46] have earned by the way if you need to
[00:20:48] grieve more. But imagine you're the
[00:20:49] employee. You're like, "Okay, well, this
[00:20:50] is his wife saying this, so am I weird?
[00:20:53] Would I be like, I would be pretty weird
[00:20:55] if I needed to take time off and his
[00:20:57] wife is saying she's full steam ahead?"
[00:21:00] That's that's the mentality they had.
[00:21:01] Like, how how are we supposed like are
[00:21:04] we weird for wanting to grieve? Is that
[00:21:08] not the vibe? How can we take paytime
[00:21:11] off when Erica's wife is saying full
[00:21:14] steam ahead?
[00:21:16] >> You know, uh Candace says it at the end
[00:21:17] of this episode. She says it sounds a
[00:21:19] little tricky this whole thing of her
[00:21:21] saying, you know, take time off, but
[00:21:23] she's full steam ahead. And it is. It's
[00:21:25] a little bit of a tactic. Funny enough,
[00:21:27] uh, Lance, my researcher, and other
[00:21:29] things. I think he's the head mod in
[00:21:31] here. I don't even know if you're in
[00:21:32] here. Uh, I was going to say mod. Lance,
[00:21:34] let me know. But, uh, when it comes to
[00:21:37] Oh my gosh. when it comes to he was
[00:21:40] saying that he thinks it's like project
[00:21:42] often at work like in terms of Erica and
[00:21:45] her her her mindset because it does seem
[00:21:48] very weird that she is in this way you
[00:21:52] know that she is completely just
[00:21:54] nonchalant that she's fine about this
[00:21:56] whole thing seems like something is
[00:21:57] heavily uh uh comp compartmentmentalized
[00:22:02] there you go I was like am I going to be
[00:22:04] able to say this word it seems like
[00:22:06] there's a lot of that going on and
[00:22:09] that's a thing with these uh you know
[00:22:11] Mortal Kombat Ultra often things like
[00:22:13] that. There's there's a lot of that that
[00:22:15] they do to you. Um yeah, I don't get but
[00:22:18] it is a tactic. It is a tactic to be
[00:22:20] like hey you guys can take time off.
[00:22:21] Don't worry about it. Right. You know
[00:22:23] your boss is like working. He's like hey
[00:22:25] you know you guys don't have to stay but
[00:22:26] the boss is like working. It's like oh
[00:22:28] well you know you're working so I should
[00:22:31] you kind you feel kind of like you have
[00:22:33] to you know it is a thing. Um, oh, Joel.
[00:22:37] Joel, just so you know, I made I made
[00:22:39] you a mod. Um, if Whitney's in here, let
[00:22:41] me know. I will make her a mod as well,
[00:22:43] but I have to do it when I see you guys
[00:22:44] because when I click on your profiles, I
[00:22:46] don't have the option to make you mods.
[00:22:47] Just wanted to throw that in there. Now,
[00:22:49] jumping over really quick. I think uh I
[00:22:52] think I I messed up putting clips here,
[00:22:54] but I'm I'm going to put this clip here
[00:22:56] first because this is Mr. LetGo. Am I
[00:23:00] saying that right? Mr. LetGo. Okay. I
[00:23:01] thought it was Mr. Let It Go. Uh listen
[00:23:04] to this cuz she's talking about uh
[00:23:06] Amefest registrations, all the hats. Oh,
[00:23:09] and Charlie must be like 100%. Like
[00:23:11] she's talking about hats. She's talking
[00:23:13] about hats.
[00:23:15] Tupac. Tupac, you understand what I'm
[00:23:18] saying, right? You understand what I'm
[00:23:20] saying? Cuz it's my wife and she's
[00:23:22] talking about hats.
[00:23:24] What do you It happened five days ago.
[00:23:27] You You remember when I got here? Yeah.
[00:23:30] She's talking about hats down there.
[00:23:33] This is crazy. No, you feel me, right?
[00:23:37] Like this is beef. No, you tell me.
[00:23:41] Pox like, "Man, I just You might want to
[00:23:44] just I don't know. You got to just calm
[00:23:46] down, Charlie." Oh, even Pox telling me
[00:23:48] to calm down. This is This is some BS.
[00:23:52] I can't go down there. Are you for real?
[00:23:56] Hold on. Hold on. I see people get
[00:23:57] possessed all the time. You're telling
[00:23:59] me I can't go down there and possess
[00:24:01] somebody and backhand somebody else?
[00:24:03] You're telling me I can't do that at
[00:24:04] all?
[00:24:06] Charlie wants to go inside Turning Point
[00:24:08] like Jesus went into the temple and
[00:24:09] start flipping tables. That's what
[00:24:11] Charlie wants to do right now. Uh, and I
[00:24:14] can't say what Charlie wants to do. I
[00:24:16] would I would be enraged. I would be
[00:24:18] enraged. Even in heaven. Even in heaven,
[00:24:21] I I'd be bending my halo. I'd be like,
[00:24:23] "What the is going on down there?" But
[00:24:27] anyway, this clip, he's talking about
[00:24:29] something really, really weird. Um, what
[00:24:32] they were doing at Charlie's memorial.
[00:24:34] Uh, he got this from Diligent Dennison,
[00:24:36] but he is the one that found the part of
[00:24:39] this, uh, Twitter spaces. Uh, I could
[00:24:42] not find it, so he did. Good for him.
[00:24:45] And thank you so much. And I'm not
[00:24:46] ignoring you, Mr. LetGo. We do have to
[00:24:48] do a live sometime soon.
[00:24:50] >> Voters at Charlie's memorial.
[00:24:52] >> Yes.
[00:24:53] >> What?
[00:24:54] >> That's wild.
[00:24:55] >> Yeah. I I thought that was disgusting
[00:24:56] and I just I just kept I just remember
[00:24:58] thinking I just kept getting more and
[00:24:59] more discouraged and I was exhausted
[00:25:01] >> at this point. You know who was kind of
[00:25:03] like taking the front-facing position as
[00:25:07] far as leadership at TPUSA or turning
[00:25:10] point action, right? Like it remained
[00:25:11] Tyler Boyer I imagine for Turning Point
[00:25:13] action action who you work for, but
[00:25:14] who's really visible now? Is it Erica?
[00:25:16] Is it Andrew Kovit? Is it Tyler Boyer?
[00:25:17] who who is like perceived as in charge
[00:25:21] according to the you know from your
[00:25:22] experience as a worker or maybe like the
[00:25:24] chatter you had heard working for the
[00:25:25] organization
[00:25:26] >> honestly Eric I mean Erica like Andrew
[00:25:28] Kovac you know he's pretty much like by
[00:25:30] her side but no she transitioned very
[00:25:32] fast to the I think it was 8 days she
[00:25:34] was appointed CEO after he passed away
[00:25:36] and yeah she became the face really
[00:25:37] quick
[00:25:38] >> and this is um spaces from X last night
[00:25:45] and this is a fresh interview. Nobody
[00:25:49] has heard this. Uh, shout out to
[00:25:51] Diligent Dennisen. I wanted to make his
[00:25:53] face, I mean, well, his his logo like
[00:25:56] super big because I want to give him all
[00:25:58] the credit. So follow this guy right
[00:26:01] here, Diligent Dennis on X, because this
[00:26:06] was a very eyeopening interview from an
[00:26:11] ex uh Turning Point USA employee, and
[00:26:16] she says some very disturbing things
[00:26:19] that Turning Point USA was doing and
[00:26:23] what they were involved with. And the
[00:26:26] second she started having, you know,
[00:26:30] feelings about like, I don't know about
[00:26:32] this, they started going crazy,
[00:26:35] snatching her phone and doing all these
[00:26:38] other things.
[00:26:40] And this is absolutely crazy. Listen to
[00:26:42] this.
[00:26:44] >> They had you guys um registering voters
[00:26:46] at Charlie's Memorial.
[00:26:48] >> Yes.
[00:26:49] So,
[00:26:51] I want y'all to think about this because
[00:26:53] this I have to set a narrative that they
[00:26:56] are that's very very very interesting.
[00:27:00] So, I'm not going to play the whole
[00:27:02] thing. I just wanted to get that point
[00:27:04] across that while Erica is saying all of
[00:27:07] this when it came to the memorial, they
[00:27:08] were also being prompted by whoever's in
[00:27:12] charge. And I guess at that time it
[00:27:14] would have been Erica um or you know
[00:27:17] Andrew or whoever whoever somebody was
[00:27:19] in charge of this whole thing. And they
[00:27:21] prompted people to start registering
[00:27:24] at Charlie's memorial. Do you know how
[00:27:28] crazy that is? But again, this goes back
[00:27:30] to what Lance said. He and he's kind of
[00:27:32] right about this. Um my my researcher my
[00:27:36] researcher who's helping me, he's Lance
[00:27:37] Twigs. Have you heard of him? Uh I'm
[00:27:39] kidding. His name last name is not
[00:27:42] Twigs. Um, but he was saying like this
[00:27:44] is like often at work. That is a perfect
[00:27:47] example of what often is. So many people
[00:27:49] ask me over and over again, what is
[00:27:50] often? There's MK, sorry, there's Mortal
[00:27:53] Kombat Ultra. Okay, Mortal K Combat
[00:27:56] spelled with a K. Uh, there's that. And
[00:27:58] then its successor was often. Now, there
[00:28:02] was a few offshoots for Mortal Kombat
[00:28:04] Ultra, but one of them was often. And
[00:28:06] often focused on rituals and seances and
[00:28:09] witchcraft. basically, you know, the
[00:28:11] esoteric of things to see if they could
[00:28:14] have people under a spell of sorts using
[00:28:18] that instead of using everything else
[00:28:20] that Mortal Kombat Ultra had you use.
[00:28:22] And this tactic that they're using by uh
[00:28:26] getting people to uh register while at
[00:28:28] the memorial, I mean, it's a basic
[00:28:31] thing. I mean, you have people in this
[00:28:33] highly emotional state, right? You have
[00:28:35] Jack Popic every 10 minutes saying, "The
[00:28:38] left killed Charlie. The left killed
[00:28:39] Charlie. They celebrated. They watched.
[00:28:41] You have him doing that. This whole
[00:28:42] thing, it's like a chant. It's like a
[00:28:44] mantra. You guys are seeing this over
[00:28:46] and over again. And then you get to the
[00:28:48] larger than life WWE pyro technic
[00:28:53] dripping memorial with all of the huge
[00:28:57] conservative voices there. And then they
[00:28:59] say, "Uh, would you like to register to
[00:29:01] vote? Uh, just wondering if you'd like
[00:29:03] to. Is that something you'd want to do?"
[00:29:05] I don't know who you're who are you
[00:29:06] going to vote for. You're just in front
[00:29:08] of all this thing. The press is there,
[00:29:10] VI VP's there, everybody's there, and
[00:29:13] Charlie's gone. And it's so sad. And
[00:29:15] there's a politician carrying a cross
[00:29:17] with wheels on it. I'm not even making
[00:29:19] that part up. I'm not even joking.
[00:29:20] That's a real thing that was happening,
[00:29:22] right? And then you see all that and you
[00:29:24] go, "Yeah, yeah." You want to rally up
[00:29:27] behind that. That's a tactic that they
[00:29:29] use. That is a symbolic belief
[00:29:31] manipulation. And that is one of the
[00:29:33] things in often it is written down that
[00:29:35] they actually use to get people um into
[00:29:40] into these state these altered states
[00:29:43] because you being enraged, you know,
[00:29:45] when you're blood red mad, that's an
[00:29:47] altered state. You being sad to the
[00:29:49] point where you can't talk or you're
[00:29:51] crying, that's an altered state. Like
[00:29:52] people always think of substances when
[00:29:54] they think of altered states, but it
[00:29:56] could just be high emotion, high high
[00:29:58] excitement. That is an altered state and
[00:30:01] that's what they put them in when they
[00:30:02] were at the memorial. So, of course,
[00:30:04] they're going to be like, "Hey, do you
[00:30:05] want to register?" Because they're
[00:30:06] trying to pull people in.
[00:30:09] Very sad. Let's keep going with uh the
[00:30:11] Zoom call because uh there's more.
[00:30:14] Guess's face throughout the Zoom call.
[00:30:18] >> The prophetic mind of my husband
[00:30:22] was that he always planned for the
[00:30:25] future. You guys are obviously aware of
[00:30:28] like vision 2025, but Charlie was also
[00:30:32] working on vision 2030 in the weeks
[00:30:35] leading up to September 10th. And that's
[00:30:37] and he was working really closely with
[00:30:39] Justin. And that's why Justin had been
[00:30:41] appointed the role of COO because he was
[00:30:46] literally I remember phone calls when
[00:30:49] Charlie and I would take our night walks
[00:30:50] and it would be 10:00 at night and him
[00:30:53] and Justin would just be talking about
[00:30:55] the plans. I was aware of the plans. I
[00:30:59] have his journals that are aware of the
[00:31:01] plans. Like there is no confusion.
[00:31:05] >> The journals are aware of the plans.
[00:31:06] Hey. Hey, what?
[00:31:10] I'm aware of the plans. I knew
[00:31:12] everything. Um, it went from 2025 all
[00:31:15] the way to 2030 and even beyond that.
[00:31:19] Um, and I have all the journals. Can't
[00:31:21] show them to you. That's rude of you to
[00:31:22] even suggest that uh you ever see the
[00:31:25] journals. And um yeah, so we're just
[00:31:28] we're just moving forward with the plan.
[00:31:29] It's not like there's anybody in the
[00:31:31] background um completely pulling the
[00:31:33] strings. Uh that's not what's happening.
[00:31:36] I was made aware of the plans. I heard
[00:31:38] phone calls and I have journals. So um
[00:31:40] everything I do is completely just
[00:31:43] Charlie. You know, Apple tried to do the
[00:31:46] same thing when Steve Job passed away.
[00:31:48] Apple was like, "This is all Steve. This
[00:31:50] Steve's idea. Hey, this one is by
[00:31:53] Steve." And by the time it got to like
[00:31:55] iPhone 8, 9, we were like, "This ain't
[00:31:57] Steve. Come on. Stop this. You listen.
[00:32:01] You You made the sizes different." He
[00:32:03] said, "Never make the sizes different."
[00:32:05] This is not Steve. Okay. Okay. This is
[00:32:07] Cook. This is Tim Cook. This is Cooked.
[00:32:10] This is what this is. I still I still
[00:32:12] But I still got one. I still got one. I
[00:32:13] got the biggest one I could. I'm just
[00:32:16] saying for a long time they were trying
[00:32:18] to pull the strings and be like, "Oh,
[00:32:19] this is all Steve." And that's what
[00:32:21] she's doing right there. I mean, even
[00:32:22] even just saying that the way she did,
[00:32:25] you know, it's like um you know, there's
[00:32:28] a clip that's actually going to mention
[00:32:30] this when they're talking about Tyler
[00:32:31] Robinson and the text messages, but
[00:32:33] there's too much there's too much
[00:32:34] leading. You know, in like a bad movie,
[00:32:36] they lead, right? They'll say, "Well, my
[00:32:39] you guys know my dad and who he is,
[00:32:41] right? He's the leader of XYZ and he's
[00:32:45] been doing this for a long time. And if
[00:32:48] he hears that you guys are messing with
[00:32:49] Philadelphia mints, you're going to end
[00:32:51] up in the way back machine. You know,
[00:32:54] that machine that helps you travel in
[00:32:56] time that only I and a few others have
[00:32:58] access to. Like that type of thing in a
[00:33:00] movie. And you're like, "Okay, you're
[00:33:01] telling me everything, so I know. Okay,
[00:33:03] I understand." Right? That's exactly
[00:33:05] what Erica's doing there.
[00:33:07] >> Of what's to come.
[00:33:09] >> Uh allegedly, maybe perhaps. And I want
[00:33:12] to give you guys that reassurance that
[00:33:16] it's full seam ahead and the board and I
[00:33:20] are working with Justin and the
[00:33:22] executive leadership teams to make sure
[00:33:24] that all of those plans come into effect
[00:33:28] 2030 and beyond. Um but I again
[00:33:32] >> when they first started it was 2025.
[00:33:34] They're like, "Oh, he had he had plans
[00:33:36] all the way up to like I think I they
[00:33:38] started at 2028 because that was the
[00:33:39] election. And then all of a sudden they
[00:33:41] were like, "No, no, 2030." Now she's
[00:33:43] saying 2030 and beyond. Okay. Just
[00:33:47] beyond. Just no date. Didn't want to set
[00:33:49] a date. Just I don't know. Beyond. I
[00:33:50] don't know.
[00:33:52] 2100. How about that? All right. You'll
[00:33:54] all be gone by then, right? Okay.
[00:33:56] Perfect. Let's go with that.
[00:33:57] >> And I'm so grateful for all of you. I'm
[00:34:00] so proud of all of you. Um,
[00:34:04] you honor my husband so well. All of you
[00:34:07] do. And
[00:34:10] it's weird to say I'm excited. I I
[00:34:13] really hesitate saying that. It's really
[00:34:15] hard for me to say that. It's a really
[00:34:17] weird thing to say, but I think it comes
[00:34:20] from a space of peace,
[00:34:24] knowing that God's
[00:34:26] using this and we're humbly witnessing
[00:34:31] the gospel in real time.
[00:34:38] I don't know what to say.
[00:34:41] She doesn't want to say she's happy. I
[00:34:42] don't want to say I'm happy but I where
[00:34:45] it comes from let me explain the
[00:34:46] happiness I feel it comes from peace
[00:34:50] >> I don't want to say I'm happy listen I'm
[00:34:52] not not going to say I'm happy
[00:34:55] I'm not I'm not I don't I'm not going to
[00:34:58] say but there will be signs you know
[00:35:03] just sounds so sounds so happy
[00:35:06] you know just sounds really happy which
[00:35:09] I mean it's like that would be Great. If
[00:35:12] someone passed away and the person's
[00:35:13] happy, you know, you don't want to be
[00:35:15] sad forever. But I tell you something.
[00:35:17] I'll tell you something. You want them
[00:35:19] to be sad for a little while.
[00:35:21] Just a little while at least. No. Hey,
[00:35:25] listen. I pass away. I want everybody to
[00:35:27] be happy later.
[00:35:30] Later. Not right away. What? Not right
[00:35:34] away.
[00:35:36] You I need I need I need a few days, you
[00:35:39] know. I need a few days of, you know, I
[00:35:41] I need a few weeks, right? Those of you
[00:35:44] that go for a few months, thank you. You
[00:35:46] know, much appreciated, right?
[00:35:50] But I need at least a for my wife. For
[00:35:52] my wife, I need a year and a half.
[00:35:54] That's what I need. I need a year and a
[00:35:55] half. That's what I need. I don't know,
[00:35:59] man. At least. Come on. Five days. Five
[00:36:02] days. And you're giggling about about uh
[00:36:04] therapy dogs. No. No. That's absolutely
[00:36:09] nuts. Absolutely nuts. Let's see what I
[00:36:12] got here. Let's keep on going. Actually,
[00:36:14] you know what? Hold on a second. Hold on
[00:36:15] a quick second. There was somebody. I'm
[00:36:19] seeing a lot of these. Here it is. I was
[00:36:21] going to read super chats at the end,
[00:36:23] but there's this person. I'm noticing
[00:36:24] somebody uh Nessie Nessie 3520. My son
[00:36:28] passed uh exactly one year ago, and I'm
[00:36:31] tearing up typing this. I work non-stop
[00:36:34] day after day. I couldn't deal with the
[00:36:36] pain. His dad stepped up and did 90%. I
[00:36:40] couldn't accept it. Still can't. Erica
[00:36:42] is on some BS. I did not think that's
[00:36:45] how you were going to end that super
[00:36:46] chat by saying Erica is on some BS. I
[00:36:49] did not expect that from the beginning
[00:36:51] of it to the end. You Yeah. Okay. But um
[00:36:55] yeah, prayers prayers to you. Um and
[00:36:57] thank you for sharing that and I'm sorry
[00:36:59] for your loss. And yeah, it's hard. It's
[00:37:03] hard. And this, ladies and gentlemen, is
[00:37:05] a perfect example of what everybody is
[00:37:07] talking about when uh when they see
[00:37:10] Erica acting the way she is. Is that
[00:37:13] come on, how is there not more people or
[00:37:16] how how are you not more upset? That
[00:37:19] reaction that you're talking about
[00:37:20] there, Nessie, is exactly what everybody
[00:37:24] would do and everybody's expecting,
[00:37:26] right? That's that's exactly it 100%. Uh
[00:37:29] let's let's keep going here. Um, let's
[00:37:33] keep on moving here. But thank you so
[00:37:35] much for uh for just saying that. Um,
[00:37:38] and just being open about that. Really
[00:37:40] appreciate it. Um, and sorry for your
[00:37:44] loss. You know, one year ago today is
[00:37:46] just
[00:37:47] it's crazy. It's crazy. Ah, man. And
[00:37:51] then again, you're seeing people who are
[00:37:52] super happy. It it makes you like the
[00:37:55] rest of us who don't have that type of
[00:37:57] loss happening exactly today. We're
[00:37:59] like, this is crazy. you know that
[00:38:01] person who has it one year ago today and
[00:38:04] she's still tearing up as she's typing
[00:38:06] it like yeah that's that's how that goes
[00:38:10] when someone so important to you is gone
[00:38:12] you know let's keep going there but
[00:38:15] again thank you and prayers to you and
[00:38:17] your family
[00:38:17] >> project 2030
[00:38:20] and then she's going to kind of want to
[00:38:23] say that she's happy but then catch
[00:38:25] herself realizing that that would be
[00:38:27] kind of weird to say that she's happy
[00:38:28] take a listen
[00:38:29] >> the prophetic mind of my husband.
[00:38:32] >> Oh, we already played this one. But
[00:38:34] yeah, a and on top of that, can I just
[00:38:36] say really quick, I'm I'm just going to
[00:38:38] go into a little bit of a bag here. Um
[00:38:41] the fact that she's saying that she has
[00:38:43] plans up till 2030 is very very
[00:38:47] interesting because if you don't know,
[00:38:49] there's something called project 2030.
[00:38:51] Project 2030 is something that Klaus
[00:38:54] Schwab spoke about quite a bit. Um, I
[00:38:58] believe he even wrote a book that
[00:38:59] doesn't detail project 2030, but details
[00:39:02] something he calls the fourth uh
[00:39:04] industrial revolution. And this is where
[00:39:06] people start merging with machines and
[00:39:08] things of that nature. Uh, that's where
[00:39:10] he feels the world's going. That's where
[00:39:12] he's like kind of pushing the world when
[00:39:14] they all go to Davos. This is the type
[00:39:15] of stuff they're discussing. And you
[00:39:19] know, if you notice, you you see it pop
[00:39:21] up a lot, right? You'll see it pop up in
[00:39:24] now that I'm saying it to you. Watch how
[00:39:26] many places it pops up. 2030. There is a
[00:39:30] real focus on that year for some reason.
[00:39:33] Um, you know, Klouse is very focused on
[00:39:35] it. He says there's a lot of things that
[00:39:37] should be happening by then. The whole
[00:39:39] thing of owning nothing and being happy
[00:39:42] kind of correlates with that. Um, it's
[00:39:44] not exactly when they want it to happen,
[00:39:46] but it seems like there is some kind of
[00:39:49] push that's happening and it seems like
[00:39:51] everything has to be done in 2030. Now,
[00:39:54] I don't know what that would be. I don't
[00:39:56] even know what the push is exactly.
[00:39:59] There's many different things. There's
[00:40:01] many different facets to this push.
[00:40:03] There's many different facets to Agenda
[00:40:05] 2030. But it's very interesting that
[00:40:07] she's like, "Oh, we have plans until
[00:40:09] 2030, right?" Especially especially
[00:40:12] since again when it started or when all
[00:40:15] of this first started and she was on
[00:40:17] podcast and everything, they were like,
[00:40:18] "Oh, he has until 2028." And that was
[00:40:20] election time. So, I was like, "Okay,
[00:40:22] that's a little on the nose, but they're
[00:40:23] saying election time." And then she said
[00:40:25] 2030. And I was like, "Oh, that's really
[00:40:27] weird. That's actually really weird."
[00:40:29] Um, let's just get into the last thing
[00:40:31] and then we'll we'll jump off of this
[00:40:33] subject. Uh, this is the thing where she
[00:40:36] talks about what's the most uh
[00:40:37] traumatizing
[00:40:38] >> to get closer to accepting that it was
[00:40:41] real. I I went away for two weeks. I
[00:40:44] didn't I didn't really catch the fact
[00:40:46] that it was an inperson meeting until
[00:40:50] later.
[00:40:51] Eight days after his public
[00:40:52] assassination, she sits down for a piece
[00:40:55] with a publication that hated Charlie
[00:40:57] the entire time he was alive. New York
[00:40:59] Times was constantly writing pieces
[00:41:01] about Charlie Kirk or pieces that just
[00:41:02] were not kind or favorable to Charlie
[00:41:04] Kirk. So, it's an interesting decision
[00:41:06] and reading the article or rereading
[00:41:09] because somebody said you should
[00:41:10] actually go back and revisit everything
[00:41:11] that transpired in the days after and
[00:41:14] you kind of have new eyes and that's
[00:41:15] very true. But in reading that article
[00:41:18] in retrospect, something that I am
[00:41:20] particularly struck by is the fact that
[00:41:23] she describes suddenly being forced into
[00:41:28] the single mother position as the quote
[00:41:32] unquote least traumatizing thing.
[00:41:37] Becoming a single mother suddenly eight
[00:41:39] days later, she describes that as the
[00:41:40] least traumatizing thing. Again, that's
[00:41:42] an exact quotation. I I'll read it. You
[00:41:44] can see it. Uh she's they're going into
[00:41:47] this they're speaking about Trump's
[00:41:49] energy and his tone toward her on phone
[00:41:52] calls and it reads quote from her. The
[00:41:55] president's tone she said was soft and
[00:41:58] embracing. I could tell he wanted to hug
[00:42:00] me. Others have responded in the same
[00:42:03] manner to Ms. Kirk, now left to care for
[00:42:06] a three-year-old daughter and a
[00:42:07] one-year-old son. That new life, Miss
[00:42:09] Kirk said, quote, is actually the least
[00:42:13] traumatizing thing for me since she
[00:42:16] herself has been raised by her mother
[00:42:19] after their parents divorced when she
[00:42:21] was young.
[00:42:25] Candace is mad. I'm telling you, it's
[00:42:28] it's it's on from here on out. I mean,
[00:42:30] keep keep in mind there's like a whole
[00:42:32] legal process in in that's happening
[00:42:34] right now. And Candace is like, "I don't
[00:42:36] care. I heard the Zoom call and we're
[00:42:39] going to continue. Just let me know how
[00:42:41] much you're suing me for and I'll have
[00:42:43] that to you right away. Uh but this is
[00:42:45] not stopping. That's ba that's her basic
[00:42:48] attitude that she has in this. I mean
[00:42:50] this face says it all. She's Hey, are
[00:42:53] you going to stop? She's like I don't
[00:42:55] think so. No, I don't I don't think so.
[00:42:58] I think something absolutely terrible
[00:43:00] happened. I'm telling you, man, that
[00:43:02] Zoom call is weird. Weird. That is a
[00:43:06] very odd thing. Um, yeah. I
[00:43:11] mean, you know, Baron actually called it
[00:43:14] out. Baron said his opinion wasn't a
[00:43:16] fact or anything like that. It was his
[00:43:18] opinion that uh he thought that she knew
[00:43:20] something uh prior to Charlie passing
[00:43:23] away. Uh, and that person is Erica.
[00:43:25] That's that's what Baron was saying. And
[00:43:28] then this Zoom call, maybe he heard the
[00:43:30] Zoom call before, I don't know. But then
[00:43:33] this Zoom call drops and it's just like,
[00:43:35] oh, okay.
[00:43:37] This is nuts. It It kind of makes you
[00:43:40] think that the way the person's being
[00:43:43] nonchalant like this. I'm telling you,
[00:43:45] man. I' I'd be the I'd be the wor if I
[00:43:48] was in charge. If I was in charge, I'd
[00:43:50] be like, "Uh,
[00:43:53] listen, I know you're running the
[00:43:55] company. Um, you just got to come with
[00:43:57] me. You know, just it's just formality.
[00:43:59] Hands behind your back, please. If I was
[00:44:02] If I was in If I was Cash,
[00:44:06] not Dan Bon Dan Bonjino left. If I was
[00:44:08] Cash, I would I would be grabbing my
[00:44:12] handcuffs with my hands that are soaked
[00:44:15] in honey for no particular reason
[00:44:17] because his girlfriend is just an
[00:44:18] upstanding citizen who's only loyal to
[00:44:20] America and no other place. Um, and then
[00:44:22] I'd be like, "Hands behind your back."
[00:44:24] My handcuffs are kind of sticky, but
[00:44:26] hands behind your back, please. Uh,
[00:44:30] it's nuts. It's nuts.
[00:44:33] I don't know. In in in an investigation,
[00:44:36] you know, and jokes aside, in an
[00:44:37] investigation, wouldn't that be
[00:44:39] something,
[00:44:41] right? For some reason, you know, Cash
[00:44:43] is acting like everything is nothing and
[00:44:46] only the things surrounding Tyler are
[00:44:49] something. I I just find it so weird
[00:44:52] because that would be some if I was an
[00:44:53] if I was an investigator. I'm not, but
[00:44:56] if I was and I heard that, I'd be like,
[00:44:59] "Oh, I'm going to ask her some
[00:45:01] questions. Would that be would that be
[00:45:04] crazy? Would that be heartless?" I don't
[00:45:05] think so, man. I don't think so. I think
[00:45:09] you'd be right on the nose doing that.
[00:45:11] Um, again, I I don't know if she knew
[00:45:13] anything, but man, when you hear that
[00:45:15] call, when you hear that Zoom call, it's
[00:45:17] nuts. Somebody said build back better.
[00:45:20] Yes. When I'm talking about project
[00:45:22] 2030, when they were saying build back
[00:45:24] better, when every place was saying
[00:45:27] build back better, that's the type of
[00:45:28] stuff that I'm talking about, actually.
[00:45:30] Yeah, 100%. You hit that on the nose.
[00:45:32] Uh, please hit the like button, guys. It
[00:45:34] helps the channel tremendously. It helps
[00:45:36] this live stream tremendously. We're
[00:45:39] going to uh move on to something that
[00:45:41] probably if you don't have X, you have
[00:45:43] not seen before. Candace actually said
[00:45:46] this after her stream. She said, "I'm
[00:45:49] still stuck on the fact that Turning
[00:45:51] Point raised a quarter billion dollars
[00:45:53] over a few months and felt zero shame
[00:45:56] attacking YouTubers for making thousands
[00:45:59] of dollars discussing the flaws of the
[00:46:02] investigation. The shamelessness of that
[00:46:05] PR strategy is absolutely wild to
[00:46:07] reflect on."
[00:46:10] Yeah, man. Yeah. How about that, huh?
[00:46:14] They're like, "There's people making
[00:46:15] money. There's people making money."
[00:46:17] Like literally like they're just sitting
[00:46:18] there like the joker on a pile of money.
[00:46:20] There's people making money here. Oh no.
[00:46:23] You want a light? Hold on. Hold on. I
[00:46:25] got I got 10 10,000 stack here. You want
[00:46:28] to here?
[00:46:31] There's people making money. This is
[00:46:33] absolutely ridiculous. Just burning
[00:46:36] money. Just throwing it in the air. I
[00:46:38] can't believe you guys just draped in
[00:46:40] money, you know, all just all over you.
[00:46:44] Just money everywhere. coins, bills,
[00:46:47] checks.
[00:46:49] Yeah. And you're sending out bracelets.
[00:46:50] You're just throwing bracelets around.
[00:46:52] Like Wolves in Finance said, you're just
[00:46:54] throwing bracelets. You're like, "Here
[00:46:55] you go. Here you go. Here you go." Have
[00:46:57] a quarter billion dollars.
[00:47:00] Maybe more. Maybe more. Honestly. I
[00:47:03] mean, after Amfest, I would I would
[00:47:04] think that they made more money. Every
[00:47:06] time they have an event, there's a push
[00:47:08] for more money. So, I would imagine
[00:47:12] positioning it like, "Hey, we're not
[00:47:15] having, you know, Dave Smith on." Yeah,
[00:47:17] we had Tucker, but we made sure to have
[00:47:19] Ben Shapiro spoke right after Erica and
[00:47:22] he called Candace the Rword, huh? Who
[00:47:25] wants to donate? I'm sure there's a
[00:47:27] bunch of people that stepped in. There
[00:47:28] must have been. So, a quarter I I would
[00:47:30] think a quarter billion. It's probably
[00:47:32] It's probably a little higher now. But
[00:47:33] that was the last thing that uh Candace
[00:47:35] said on that whole topic. Now, we have
[00:47:38] something else here. This is going to be
[00:47:40] a little something. This is about
[00:47:41] Charlie being gifted. It was figured out
[00:47:45] uh that the school was the Quest
[00:47:47] Academy. Uh I I had that knowledge
[00:47:49] already. I did not have the knowledge
[00:47:51] that it was named something else before.
[00:47:53] I'm going to be showing you that. I'm
[00:47:54] going to be showing you some clips from
[00:47:55] an old podcast I recorded with my wife.
[00:47:58] We used to do some real serious
[00:48:00] breakdowns of some different projects
[00:48:02] and experiments and etc. And then I'm
[00:48:04] going to read off to you somebody who
[00:48:06] actually had an experience in the GATE
[00:48:08] program. I'm just going to read
[00:48:10] everything that they said. Uh they're
[00:48:12] just talking about some tests that they
[00:48:13] remember and uh yeah. Yeah. So, it's
[00:48:16] going to make sense after I play the uh
[00:48:19] Monarch MTO stuff. But let's start off
[00:48:22] with this clip here.
[00:48:23] >> Led me to another stunning discovery
[00:48:26] that we have made in large part thanks
[00:48:28] to internet sleuths. There was a lot of
[00:48:31] media panicking when we discussed
[00:48:33] Project Looking Glass. We discussed the
[00:48:34] fact that Charlie was indeed a gifted
[00:48:36] child who went to a literal children's
[00:48:39] school for the gifted. I told you guys
[00:48:40] also that street lights used to go out
[00:48:42] when he ran. There's a whole term for
[00:48:44] that. Apparently, a lot of people go
[00:48:45] through that. We saw that in the comment
[00:48:46] section. Now, what does it all mean? On
[00:48:48] my episode, I posited that the military
[00:48:50] was keeping its eye on quote unquote
[00:48:53] gate children, gifted children,
[00:48:55] different by different names, but you
[00:48:56] know, terminating it more broadly,
[00:48:58] children that go through the gate
[00:49:00] program. that Charlie's life may have
[00:49:01] therefore been a literal Truman show
[00:49:03] once they realized that he was
[00:49:04] extraordinarily gifted. So, let me
[00:49:07] remind you that when Charlie was having
[00:49:09] these visions about his death back in
[00:49:11] 2018, he specifically told me that he
[00:49:13] knew from the moment that he began
[00:49:15] Turning Point USA that he was going to
[00:49:17] die young. I'm going to show reow you
[00:49:18] this uh text message again so you can
[00:49:20] see it. Literally, he writes, "Since the
[00:49:23] beginning of Turning Point USA, I knew
[00:49:25] in my gut that I might get wiped out at
[00:49:27] any time. I cannot explain it, but I
[00:49:29] dream about it all the time. Like all
[00:49:30] the time. Not really afraid of it, but
[00:49:33] I'm just telling you what I know to be
[00:49:35] true. I'm not sure I'm going to live
[00:49:37] begins with I'm not sure I'm going to
[00:49:38] live to see the end of this revolution.
[00:49:39] But interesting what he says since the
[00:49:42] beginning of Turning Point USA. We
[00:49:43] should probably therefore go back to the
[00:49:45] founding story of Turning Point USA. The
[00:49:47] story the public knows and the story
[00:49:48] that I was told is that Charlie was this
[00:49:50] teenager, didn't get into West Point.
[00:49:52] Anyway, he's speaking at a conference
[00:49:56] where a man named Bill Montgomery
[00:49:59] happened to be in attendance. He has
[00:50:00] since passed. I met Bill Montgomery.
[00:50:02] He's very kind to me. Um, and my point
[00:50:04] in bringing this up is not to throw any
[00:50:06] shade on him, but because I'm now
[00:50:07] interested in this origin story. Um,
[00:50:09] anyways, he's in a tendency. He's
[00:50:10] absolutely floored uh at at Benedict
[00:50:13] University. When Charlie speaks, he
[00:50:15] immediately knew that he was sort of
[00:50:16] looking at a future president. This is
[00:50:18] an article. I think it was done in the
[00:50:19] Atlantic back in uh it doesn't matter
[00:50:22] what year. Anyways, it reads in the
[00:50:23] Atlantic. Montgomery was at Benedictton
[00:50:26] University in western Chicago suburb of
[00:50:28] Lyall, Illinois for the college's youth
[00:50:31] government day in May of 2012. The slate
[00:50:34] of speakers put the kids to sleep, he
[00:50:38] told the National Journal. But when Kirk
[00:50:40] took the floor, the energy in the room
[00:50:42] completely changed. The kids weren't
[00:50:43] sleeping anymore and their attention was
[00:50:45] wrapped on Kirk. inspired. Montgomery
[00:50:48] went up to him after his speech and told
[00:50:50] him as only a man 50 years senior can
[00:50:53] say that he needed to delay college to
[00:50:55] pursue a higher calling. Quote, I don't
[00:50:57] know you, Montgomery recalled saying,
[00:50:59] but you need to start an organization to
[00:51:01] reach out to young people with your
[00:51:02] message. A month after Montgomery met
[00:51:04] Kirk, the duo launched Turning Point
[00:51:06] USA. Want you to hold on to that phrase,
[00:51:08] I don't know you, but again, that's the
[00:51:11] same story that I was told. I was a bit
[00:51:14] surprised to learn that there may be a
[00:51:15] larger story here. Now, Bill Montgomery
[00:51:18] was
[00:51:19] >> you know the one missing piece that's
[00:51:21] happening as she talks about this type
[00:51:24] of stuff is the guy who was with Charlie
[00:51:28] from that X-Men school, okay, the gifted
[00:51:31] school and was around Charlie for
[00:51:34] spiritual purposes. That is the missing
[00:51:37] piece that guy. because I can't find a
[00:51:41] connection between Bill and the people
[00:51:42] that started that school. Now, Candace
[00:51:44] says she got a tip. We We've been trying
[00:51:46] to find the information there. Maybe we
[00:51:48] have to find uh some maiden names to
[00:51:50] make it actually click as we're
[00:51:52] researching, but I couldn't find
[00:51:54] anything in regards to that. Okay. But
[00:51:56] I'm going to go with Candace as a source
[00:51:58] of that. But also, if we just knew who
[00:52:01] that man was, that would be the main
[00:52:04] missing piece that we all need to know
[00:52:08] because that guy is probably the
[00:52:11] connective tissue between Bill and the
[00:52:14] people that started the school. Now,
[00:52:16] she's saying that they all work
[00:52:17] together. I couldn't find any traces of
[00:52:18] that or anything like that, but again,
[00:52:21] who knows? If if she found it, she found
[00:52:23] it. Sometimes, you know, I find things,
[00:52:25] they can't find things. Like, it's just
[00:52:26] that's just the way it goes sometimes.
[00:52:28] But if we knew who that guy was, that
[00:52:31] man that was there for that
[00:52:33] Philadelphiaian man who was there for
[00:52:34] spiritual purposes, if we knew who that
[00:52:36] was, all of this would make way more
[00:52:38] sense and it would probably look way
[00:52:40] more sinister, I think, because that guy
[00:52:43] probably knows Bill. That that's what
[00:52:45] makes sense to me because that guy falls
[00:52:47] away and the second that that guy falls
[00:52:49] away, Bill steps into the picture. And
[00:52:52] the second that Bill steps away or
[00:52:54] passes away I should say the second he
[00:52:56] passes away Rob McCoy and Frank Turk are
[00:52:58] there like I mean it's just like that
[00:53:00] handling process is all the way through
[00:53:03] from the time he's a kid right he has
[00:53:06] the program he has the spiritual man he
[00:53:09] has Bill and then he has Frank Turk and
[00:53:12] Rob McCoy the whole way through and I
[00:53:14] don't know I know that you know Candace
[00:53:17] talks about Bill being uh naval intel I
[00:53:19] believe I believe I'm pretty or no air
[00:53:21] force
[00:53:22] Um, but she talks about him being in
[00:53:24] there. He doesn't have any connections
[00:53:25] to like any psychological operations or
[00:53:27] anything like that. I already looked
[00:53:28] into him that way. That was the first
[00:53:30] thing I looked into. But Rob McCoy
[00:53:33] definitely does. And that man, that
[00:53:37] spiritual purposes man probably did as
[00:53:40] well. You know, just in the sense of
[00:53:42] you're dealing with all these kids who
[00:53:44] have these heightened senses and all of
[00:53:46] these crazy abilities. you know, he
[00:53:49] probably knows a thing or two,
[00:53:50] especially sitting down with a young man
[00:53:52] and validating his uh suspicions that
[00:53:55] he's going to die young. And on top of
[00:53:58] that, if you connect the dots here,
[00:54:01] Candace just said that Charlie felt that
[00:54:04] way the day that he started Turning
[00:54:07] Point, which means that that man was
[00:54:10] validating what Charlie was saying from
[00:54:13] the time Charlie was, I think he started
[00:54:14] at 18 with Bill. So that means that that
[00:54:18] man, spiritual man was with Charlie
[00:54:20] while he met Bill was validating these
[00:54:23] whole things that you're going to die
[00:54:25] young and then at some point fell away
[00:54:27] or didn't. That's the thing. Or didn't.
[00:54:30] Maybe he didn't fall away. I have no
[00:54:31] idea. Have no clue. The spiritual man
[00:54:34] could have been Rob McCoy the whole
[00:54:35] time. I don't know. I have no idea. But
[00:54:38] it's just very weird. He had this
[00:54:40] handling. He had this, you know, from 18
[00:54:43] to 31. He had this whole handling
[00:54:45] process going on the the entire time.
[00:54:48] And I mean when I say Frank Turk, Frank
[00:54:50] Turk was literally a mentor. That's he
[00:54:52] had the explicit purpose of being a
[00:54:54] mentor. That's why Frank Turk was around
[00:54:57] Charlie. And Frank Turk knew Rob McCoy.
[00:55:00] And Rob McCoy randomly quote unquote
[00:55:03] meets Charlie the same way Bill randomly
[00:55:06] met Charlie.
[00:55:09] Now Charlie's gone and Bill's gone and
[00:55:12] the company's thriving under a new CEO
[00:55:15] and everything that was being questioned
[00:55:16] is no longer being questioned anymore. I
[00:55:19] mean, it's just I don't know, man. It's
[00:55:21] pretty crazy. Let's uh let's keep going
[00:55:24] here and then we're going to switch over
[00:55:25] to Oh, yeah. That's that's the spiritual
[00:55:27] man. Yeah, I did some research. The
[00:55:30] spiritual guy is this guy. Could you
[00:55:31] imagine?
[00:55:33] Charlie, who's the guy that you've been
[00:55:35] hanging out with? Oh, it was uh Major
[00:55:38] Mike. Major Mike. Yeah, he's a church
[00:55:42] Satan. Yeah, he's a real nice guy. A
[00:55:44] spiritual guy.
[00:55:46] This this is the type of guy to look at
[00:55:47] you and say you are going to die young.
[00:55:49] You're correct. You know, just 100%
[00:55:52] you're correct. Does look like Erica.
[00:55:55] Really does. Really does. I love that
[00:55:57] theory. Really does look like Erica. Um
[00:56:00] you know what? In fact, you know, I I'll
[00:56:01] listen to this a couple of more seconds,
[00:56:03] but then we're just going to jump over
[00:56:05] to the podcast I did because I think you
[00:56:06] guys have to hear that. And then we're
[00:56:07] going to read some gate program stories.
[00:56:09] >> Air Force. He's in the Air Force
[00:56:11] reserves. Uh Bill Montgomery also
[00:56:13] happened to be from Lincoln, Nebraska.
[00:56:16] Get getting into that one of those
[00:56:17] Egyptian plane stops. A lot of these
[00:56:19] people are tied to Lincoln, Nebraska
[00:56:21] that are in this story. Saving that for
[00:56:24] another day. Now, not much is known
[00:56:26] about what specifically Bill Montgomery
[00:56:27] did during his time in the military, but
[00:56:29] we do know that he moved to the Chicago
[00:56:31] area thereafter, which
[00:56:34] obviously in the area where Charlie's
[00:56:36] X-Men School was, uh, the X-Men School,
[00:56:38] I just like to call it that, was
[00:56:39] actually called Creative Children's
[00:56:42] Academy. It opened in 1982 for the
[00:56:44] academically gifted, um, from preschool
[00:56:46] up until the eighth grade. In 1999, it
[00:56:49] changed its name officially to Quest
[00:56:51] Academy. It tells us uh on its website
[00:56:54] or I'm sorry in a past article that it
[00:56:56] receives corporate and private funding
[00:56:58] from who? We don't know what I would
[00:57:00] like to know what corporations funded
[00:57:02] that academy.
[00:57:04] >> Black budgets. We couldn't find
[00:57:06] anything. We were looking into that. Um
[00:57:08] I was looking into it. Uh Lance was
[00:57:10] looking into it and we couldn't find
[00:57:11] anything. Um it it's very hard when it
[00:57:14] comes to donors and things like that.
[00:57:15] It's very hard. Um, I would think black
[00:57:17] budget. If you don't know what a black
[00:57:18] budget is, I don't mean uh
[00:57:21] insert random black joke. Uh, but I mean
[00:57:24] it's dark money. You don't know where
[00:57:27] this this money is coming from. You
[00:57:29] know, usually like the Pentagon or
[00:57:30] whatever. It's coming from some dark
[00:57:32] place and it's moving very dark and it's
[00:57:35] not really um it's not really tracked as
[00:57:39] much and it's getting funneled into
[00:57:40] something. There's a lot of black budget
[00:57:42] stuff um that goes goes around goes
[00:57:45] around. Um I would think it's that
[00:57:48] because you can't really be seen doing
[00:57:50] that type of thing, right? I don't know
[00:57:51] though. I have no idea. It could just be
[00:57:53] a company. It could just be a company.
[00:57:56] It could just be Bill. It could be a guy
[00:57:58] like Bill, right? That's just doing that
[00:58:00] and just, you know, take finding the
[00:58:04] donates a bunch of stuff. Has a
[00:58:06] spiritual quote unquote spiritual man on
[00:58:08] the inside. when you find a certain
[00:58:10] person that has these qualities, let me
[00:58:12] know because I want to start this thing
[00:58:15] because we need something that's going
[00:58:17] to generate money and is actually going
[00:58:19] to form uh start shaping public opinion
[00:58:21] and I need somebody young at the at the
[00:58:23] center of it. It could be that. Right?
[00:58:25] I'm just throwing out a scenario here.
[00:58:27] Now, as we keep going here, let's jump
[00:58:30] over to this. Okay, this is where she
[00:58:32] talks about it some more. Then we're
[00:58:33] gonna get into my clips.
[00:58:34] >> And this is correct. An adolescent
[00:58:36] psychiatric nurse. So she was a
[00:58:38] psychiatric nurse to the youth and that
[00:58:42] she was actually the person that started
[00:58:43] the school with Helen Barts and that's
[00:58:46] has since virtually been wiped from
[00:58:48] public record. But that that's what
[00:58:50] you're missing is that these people all
[00:58:51] knew each other. The person claims that
[00:58:54] Bill and his wife and a certain Robert
[00:58:57] Flood who was in Dan Flood's family,
[00:58:59] this is what they claim and I I I have
[00:59:01] since found this person said that they
[00:59:03] knew each other since before the school
[00:59:05] even got started. They were all working
[00:59:07] for this evangelical
[00:59:09] uh company, evangelical salesforce known
[00:59:12] as the Shackley Corporation. It's still
[00:59:14] in existence today. I'm going to give
[00:59:16] you a bit of information. The Shackley
[00:59:17] Corporation was the first company that
[00:59:20] ever created a multivitamin in America.
[00:59:21] It grew to be a massive uh basically
[00:59:24] middle-level management corporation
[00:59:26] which like I said commanded this
[00:59:27] evangelical sales force. Shackley was
[00:59:29] basically described as like a religious
[00:59:31] fervor that was sweeping the nation for
[00:59:33] nutrition. And it was started by a man
[00:59:34] who preached the gospel of nutrition by
[00:59:37] our products, but also the gospel um is
[00:59:40] what this is really about. And it grew
[00:59:41] to be a massive company that engaged in
[00:59:43] a 25-year contract with NASA. You're
[00:59:46] like, "What?" Yeah. For supplements that
[00:59:48] they could take to space. Now, it sounds
[00:59:50] to me like some good oldfashioned
[00:59:51] government moneyaundering. But sure, if
[00:59:54] you are like Skyler and believe in the
[00:59:55] moon landing, sure, maybe you need some
[00:59:56] vitamins up there.
[01:00:00] I love it. I love it. Yeah. So, let's
[01:00:03] jump over to this whole thing because
[01:00:04] she touches on this project. Uh, she
[01:00:07] calls it Monarch, but um I I know what
[01:00:10] she's talking about. And yes, it's a
[01:00:12] little vain. I am on the screen. Okay. I
[01:00:16] am on the screen. This is the old
[01:00:17] studio. Some of you guys don't even know
[01:00:19] about this studio. This is the old
[01:00:21] studio. You kidding me? This is when I
[01:00:22] used to do the the uh interviews or
[01:00:25] videos with my wife. Check this out.
[01:00:27] We're just breaking down what uh Project
[01:00:30] Ma or Monarch or Camp Hero actually is.
[01:00:33] Check it out.
[01:00:34] >> World War II was done. They transferred
[01:00:37] it from I think it was the Navy who had
[01:00:40] it.
[01:00:40] >> Mhm.
[01:00:41] >> They moved it uh they transfer it to the
[01:00:43] Air Force.
[01:00:43] >> Okay.
[01:00:44] >> So, it was with the Air Force from about
[01:00:45] 1953 until 1981.
[01:00:48] >> Okay.
[01:00:48] >> And it was the Monttok Air For air air
[01:00:50] base or something like that. I don't
[01:00:52] remember exactly what the name was.
[01:00:53] >> Okay. Okay. And then after that like it
[01:00:55] shut down and then it got absorbed by uh
[01:00:58] the state of New York. They like turned
[01:00:59] it into a park
[01:01:01] >> and it's really nice. You can go walk
[01:01:02] around. There's only a couple areas with
[01:01:04] like old military stuff. That's
[01:01:06] >> when did they start creating time
[01:01:08] traveling children.
[01:01:09] >> I'm getting there.
[01:01:10] >> I want to know.
[01:01:12] >> Yeah.
[01:01:13] >> So funny.
[01:01:15] So there was um 11 years after it shut
[01:01:18] down in 1992, there was a book that came
[01:01:21] out
[01:01:22] and it was called the Montalk Project,
[01:01:24] Experiments in Time
[01:01:25] >> by Preston.
[01:01:27] >> Oh, what was his name?
[01:01:28] >> Preston B. Nichols.
[01:01:29] >> Yes, exactly. So this guy, I was like,
[01:01:32] who who is he? Like I couldn't find much
[01:01:33] on him. And then I found this the book
[01:01:35] on um Google
[01:01:39] the whatever Google books and things.
[01:01:41] Where did it go? I'm trying to look up
[01:01:42] the the thing again, but I can't find
[01:01:44] it. But he was just so the about the
[01:01:47] author
[01:01:47] >> in that section that was selling his
[01:01:49] book said he was one of the uh leading
[01:01:52] minds in electromagnetic
[01:01:55] um experimentation and science
[01:01:58] basically. And then it went on to say
[01:02:00] that he like was living a double life
[01:02:02] and he didn't realize that he was
[01:02:05] experimenting
[01:02:07] on things that he like didn't know
[01:02:09] about. like he was there, thought he was
[01:02:11] just doing his normal work, like doing
[01:02:12] normal experiments, and then found out
[01:02:13] it got a lot deeper.
[01:02:15] >> He I read that he actually had repressed
[01:02:18] memories.
[01:02:18] >> Oh, really?
[01:02:19] >> Being one of these people.
[01:02:21] >> Yeah. Like
[01:02:22] comes from Yeah. that it was all like
[01:02:24] brainwashing and stuff. He said he said
[01:02:26] he he he uncovered these repressed uh
[01:02:29] memories and that when he he remembered
[01:02:32] what happened in that a group of I guess
[01:02:35] kids people him and some others
[01:02:38] destroyed a bunch of stuff and then the
[01:02:40] other participants had their memories
[01:02:42] wiped.
[01:02:42] >> Wow.
[01:02:43] >> And his I guess was wiped too but it was
[01:02:45] more repressed and he was able to
[01:02:46] uncover those those uh memories. Okay, I
[01:02:48] found the thing
[01:02:49] >> fully documented, by the way. Not
[01:02:51] speculation. That is documented. That is
[01:02:54] just you can read about that. That is
[01:02:57] not something that's being made up. It's
[01:02:59] not a random thing I found from an
[01:03:01] account, a faceless account on X. That
[01:03:03] is a real thing that you can look up.
[01:03:06] The actual guy doesn't remember things.
[01:03:08] Memory's getting wiped. That is real
[01:03:10] 100%. Please like the video as well.
[01:03:12] Please, as someone said, we're trying to
[01:03:14] get it to 3,000. Let's try and get it to
[01:03:16] 5,000. Please, if you're in here, helps
[01:03:18] so much. You have no idea
[01:03:20] >> on Google book. So, it says um one of
[01:03:22] the foremost experts in the world on
[01:03:24] electromagnetic phenomena. Preston
[01:03:27] Nichols worked as a radar technician and
[01:03:29] discovered he had been living a secret
[01:03:31] life at the Montalk Air Force Station
[01:03:33] where he participated in a project that
[01:03:35] used radar to influence the moods of
[01:03:37] living creatures and also to influence
[01:03:39] the weather and also matter.
[01:03:41] >> Wow. Eventually, this research expanded
[01:03:43] to manipulating time itself, sending
[01:03:45] people into the past and future. This is
[01:03:47] the about the author section.
[01:03:49] >> Really?
[01:03:49] >> Like,
[01:03:49] >> what the hell?
[01:03:50] >> That's very interesting.
[01:03:51] >> How strange is that?
[01:03:52] >> I believe it. I don't think it's strange
[01:03:54] at all.
[01:03:54] >> I think it's super weird to have that as
[01:03:56] the about the author.
[01:03:57] >> Well, yeah, about the author, but like
[01:03:59] just the fact of like that happening to
[01:04:00] a person. I I think uh we play God all
[01:04:03] the time. Why wouldn't we try and figure
[01:04:05] out time travel?
[01:04:06] >> Yeah.
[01:04:06] >> You know,
[01:04:07] >> so then the book is written in like a
[01:04:09] first person style. like it's like
[01:04:11] saying like I
[01:04:13] >> um but it's about these characters and
[01:04:15] there was one part where he was talking
[01:04:16] about like time travel and going back to
[01:04:18] meet Jesus.
[01:04:19] >> Really?
[01:04:20] >> Yeah.
[01:04:22] >> That's no good.
[01:04:23] >> So people it's
[01:04:24] >> well I guess it is good but interesting.
[01:04:26] >> Yeah. People are thinking this is like
[01:04:28] it's classified as science fiction like
[01:04:30] a fiction novel
[01:04:31] >> but when you pull out like the different
[01:04:33] theories in this that's what people
[01:04:36] really kind of lock on to and what
[01:04:38] things are based on.
[01:04:39] >> Mhm. So, one of them was um that
[01:04:42] homeless people were abducted and
[01:04:43] subject
[01:04:46] >> and that's true as well. Homeless all
[01:04:48] sorts. Let's keep going here. I have
[01:04:50] another clip somebody just said. It
[01:04:52] sounds like you got a good one with a
[01:04:54] winking face. Hey, you want to fight?
[01:04:56] You want to fight? You talking about my
[01:04:58] wife? You want to fight? You want to
[01:04:59] fight now or you want to fight after?
[01:05:01] What do you want to do? I'm off. I'm off
[01:05:03] here 1:00. So, we can meet. We can meet
[01:05:06] where you want to meet. I'm just
[01:05:08] kidding. I did get a good one. You're
[01:05:10] 100% right. Thank you. Thank you for
[01:05:12] noticing. She is the best one. In fact,
[01:05:15] absolutely the best one. And you know,
[01:05:18] she's the one that gives me kids. The
[01:05:20] one that gives me kids is the best one.
[01:05:22] Absolutely. Gives me family. Gives me
[01:05:25] purpose. Absolutely. Let's keep going
[01:05:27] here.
[01:05:28] >> Just seeing what they can do. For sure.
[01:05:31] >> Yeah. True. Um, another one says, uh,
[01:05:34] people had their psychic abilities
[01:05:35] enhanced to the point where they could
[01:05:37] materialize objects out of thin air.
[01:05:40] >> Yes.
[01:05:41] >> Yes.
[01:05:42] >> Yeah. But they also say it was at the
[01:05:45] cost of emotional instability,
[01:05:47] post-traumatic stress disorder, and
[01:05:49] other issues.
[01:05:50] >> Yeah.
[01:05:50] >> So, like fried their brain basically.
[01:05:52] >> Yeah. You can't have it all. Yeah.
[01:05:53] >> Like if you're able to do that, you're
[01:05:54] not going to be able to, you know, read
[01:05:55] a room, have a coffee, have a coffee
[01:05:58] >> when you can just like poof, make
[01:05:59] whatever you want.
[01:05:59] >> Yeah. Yeah. It's a trade-off. Like look
[01:06:00] at Elon Musk, right?
[01:06:02] Everyone's like, "Oh, he's
[01:06:06] Let's keep going here. Uh, more about
[01:06:09] this whole thing." Now, this is where it
[01:06:10] starts connecting to like Stranger
[01:06:12] Things and X-Men and all this weird
[01:06:13] stuff.
[01:06:14] >> Yeah. And then there was uh a port hole
[01:06:17] in time was created which allowed
[01:06:19] researchers to travel anywhere in time
[01:06:21] or space and it was developed into a
[01:06:23] stable time tunnel they called it.
[01:06:25] >> Really?
[01:06:26] >> Yeah, that's what it says.
[01:06:27] >> Okay. And then contact was made with
[01:06:29] alien extraterrestrials through the time
[01:06:31] tunnel and technology was exchanged with
[01:06:34] them which enhanced the project and this
[01:06:37] allowed broader access to hyperspace.
[01:06:40] >> What?
[01:06:40] >> Yeah, whatever that is.
[01:06:43] >> I like that.
[01:06:44] >> Yeah,
[01:06:44] >> hyperspace.
[01:06:45] >> Hyperspace would be um
[01:06:48] >> between worlds. Explain hyperspace to I
[01:06:51] would expect
[01:06:51] >> quantum physicist over here. something
[01:06:53] like um I like if I had to just break it
[01:06:56] down like a highway I would think like
[01:06:58] >> that's what I thought it was
[01:06:59] >> too but I don't
[01:07:02] >> Here's the thing now now that I know a
[01:07:04] little bit more and I know about project
[01:07:06] often I know that it's not hyperspace
[01:07:08] and it's not some highway it's actually
[01:07:11] them communicating through seance and
[01:07:13] ritual which is what often was focused
[01:07:15] on so they could access other beings in
[01:07:19] a different realm and get access to
[01:07:22] technology ology through them the same
[01:07:24] way Jack Parsons did and Alistister
[01:07:27] Crowley did and Nicola Tesla did. I know
[01:07:30] I know you love Nicola Tesla, but that's
[01:07:32] what he was doing. He was very deep in
[01:07:34] the occult. He admits it himself. Um and
[01:07:37] and many others even today are doing
[01:07:40] right. That's how they have access to a
[01:07:42] lot of the wild tech that we are
[01:07:45] starting to experience. And that's why
[01:07:47] that tech seems like it doesn't have the
[01:07:48] best intentions for us as people and our
[01:07:52] purpose and our work and our lives and
[01:07:54] things of that nature. Anyway, let's do
[01:07:56] the whole Stranger Things part and then
[01:07:58] we'll jump over to some actual stories
[01:08:01] from someone who was in the gate program
[01:08:03] >> and it was fully called out.
[01:08:04] >> There you go.
[01:08:05] >> Yeah,
[01:08:05] >> there you go. And when I and when I pull
[01:08:07] this up, let me switch over here. When I
[01:08:10] pull this up, look at this. It's the
[01:08:12] Stranger Things kid. There he is. Now,
[01:08:15] hold on. They're going to ask him some
[01:08:17] questions. Look at
[01:08:17] >> like do you know who Vanna White is?
[01:08:19] Maybe she's before your time.
[01:08:20] >> Most people are.
[01:08:21] >> Is Stranger Things based on a true
[01:08:23] story?
[01:08:24] >> Yeah, actually it is based on a place in
[01:08:26] Montalk, New York called Camp Hero.
[01:08:28] There was like rumors of secret
[01:08:30] government spies like doing human
[01:08:31] experiments to fight in the Cold War.
[01:08:34] >> It's exactly what's happening in
[01:08:35] Stranger Things. And so it's based on
[01:08:36] that one government lab in Montalk, New
[01:08:38] York, which is a real place you can go
[01:08:40] visit, but you're not allowed in. Why?
[01:08:41] Nobody knows.
[01:08:42] >> Nobody knows. Is strange.
[01:08:44] >> Dang.
[01:08:45] That's proof.
[01:08:46] >> That's enough for me. That's enough for
[01:08:48] me. The guy actually says, "Yeah, it's a
[01:08:50] real place." And And just so you know,
[01:08:54] if you actually know about X-Men, okay.
[01:08:58] And yeah, I'm going into X-Men. If you
[01:09:00] know about X-Men, Wolverine fought in
[01:09:02] the Cold War.
[01:09:04] >> He fought in He fought He's because he's
[01:09:05] he's hundreds of years old.
[01:09:07] >> Yeah.
[01:09:07] >> He was one of the first. Something
[01:09:09] happened.
[01:09:10] >> So, this is all connected in in terms of
[01:09:12] these stories, right? um you know,
[01:09:15] X-Men, these stories. Uh Wolverine did
[01:09:18] fight in the Cold War. If you remember,
[01:09:20] if you go back, if you're like a comic,
[01:09:22] if you were alive when comics were
[01:09:23] around, he has this aspect to him where
[01:09:26] he's been around for a long time, and he
[01:09:28] did fight in the Cold War. And that is
[01:09:31] where his mutant abilities started. They
[01:09:34] sorry, they started when he was a kid,
[01:09:36] but then he was in the Cold War. For
[01:09:38] some reason, they knew to have him and
[01:09:40] his brother in the Cold War. found out
[01:09:43] about uh the extent of his abilities,
[01:09:46] thought it was just healing really
[01:09:48] quickly, realized that there was more to
[01:09:50] it, then started doing the experiments
[01:09:52] on him, then realized that they could do
[01:09:54] something to his bones, etc., etc. But
[01:09:56] the whole X-Men school is actually based
[01:09:58] on Camp Hero because that's the type of
[01:10:02] stuff they were doing and that's the
[01:10:03] type of stuff they were honing in on.
[01:10:05] Then from there they started finding not
[01:10:08] well I shouldn't say they started
[01:10:09] finding they kind of worked handinhand
[01:10:12] with these gate programs. They started
[01:10:14] figuring out that we could just find
[01:10:17] people who have these aspects to them.
[01:10:19] We could pull them out of regular
[01:10:21] school, put them in these schools and
[01:10:23] slowly integrate them into what we're
[01:10:25] doing at a place like Camp Hero.
[01:10:28] And on top of that, the guy who's
[01:10:30] writing this book that we're talking
[01:10:31] about at the beginning, he had
[01:10:32] completely repressed memories and
[01:10:35] remembered doing all of this stuff, all
[01:10:37] of these tests, which is exactly what so
[01:10:39] many people, adults now in the gate
[01:10:42] program report as they start hearing
[01:10:44] things, all the memories that were
[01:10:45] repressed come flooding back. How do
[01:10:48] those memories get repressed? I don't
[01:10:50] know. I don't know what they do for that
[01:10:53] part of things, but I mean, you could
[01:10:55] use your imagination on how you would
[01:10:57] get someone to repress a memory. What
[01:10:59] kind of memories get repressed? What has
[01:11:01] to happen? It's usually something very
[01:11:04] traumatic. Now, let's get into these
[01:11:06] stories here. I guess I'm not going to
[01:11:08] say the name. Did she want me to say the
[01:11:09] name or didn't she want me to say the
[01:11:11] name? I think she had no problem with me
[01:11:13] saying the name, but she did not want to
[01:11:15] be on camera. Um, let's keep going here.
[01:11:18] Let's jump over here. really quick. I'm
[01:11:22] not gonna pull it up. I'm just gonna
[01:11:24] read it. Um just because her name will
[01:11:26] pop up and everything. Um wait, did she
[01:11:28] want me to use her name? She said you
[01:11:30] can use my name if you want. Okay. Uh I
[01:11:33] can say it on camera. No, she said she
[01:11:35] didn't want to say it on camera. Okay.
[01:11:37] So, this is Megan. Megan actually uh
[01:11:39] gave me this. Um I I wanted her to be on
[01:11:42] camera. She did not want to be on it.
[01:11:43] She said, "Let's see my time in gate. I
[01:11:46] went to a private Catholic school where
[01:11:48] we had tutor vans outside of the school
[01:11:52] taught by teachers not affiliated with
[01:11:55] the school. Those vans aren't there
[01:11:57] today. I went through in the early 90s
[01:12:00] on scholarship just like uh Candace was
[01:12:03] offered. It was presented to my mom who
[01:12:06] was a teach and was a my mom was a as my
[01:12:09] mom was a teacher there. Uh however was
[01:12:12] only a substitute and there
[01:12:14] occasionally. So why they would provide
[01:12:17] us, me and my older brother, with a
[01:12:20] scholarship to higher education.
[01:12:22] Although
[01:12:24] although grateful as an adult, I would
[01:12:28] often wonder why exactly. That's exactly
[01:12:31] what I was talking about with Candace.
[01:12:32] It's like why on earth are they going to
[01:12:34] look at you and say, "Hey, you know
[01:12:36] what? We just want to make sure you get
[01:12:37] a great education. You want to just come
[01:12:40] No, it's a free ride. Don't even worry
[01:12:41] about it. You're just going to go to
[01:12:42] another school. Go ahead. Go ahead."
[01:12:45] Yeah. No, it's fine. It's fine. You'll
[01:12:47] be fine. Come on. It's very, very weird.
[01:12:50] Um, then we're going to jump into this
[01:12:52] part. She says, "Things I remember. I
[01:12:55] was sent there for reading
[01:12:56] comprehension." Funny thing is, I only
[01:12:59] recall reading one book the three years
[01:13:02] I went. Also, my mother was a English
[01:13:05] teacher and I was always subject to
[01:13:07] summer reading through her whether
[01:13:11] school needed it or not. It was
[01:13:14] constant. It was constant games mostly
[01:13:17] focused on memory and recall. This would
[01:13:20] often be followed up by what they called
[01:13:23] emotional regula uh regulation. As a
[01:13:26] child, I would consider this a form of
[01:13:30] meditation. As an adult, sorry, as an
[01:13:32] adult, I would consider this a form of
[01:13:33] meditation. I of course remember other
[01:13:36] aspects like the cards. This is
[01:13:39] something that they do the card games
[01:13:41] and the hearing tests, but I feel like
[01:13:44] people talk enough about those that the
[01:13:47] game the games and the scholarship
[01:13:49] aspect might be something to consider
[01:13:51] looking into. My speculation as stated
[01:13:54] in the super chat, my grandfather worked
[01:13:56] with BF Goodrich and developed the first
[01:14:00] run flat tire helped and helped in
[01:14:03] developing the first spaceacuit. I have
[01:14:06] pictures of him in that spaceacuit. My
[01:14:08] mother was at Kent State for the
[01:14:11] shooting and my father was in the Korean
[01:14:14] War helping to spread Agent Orange. Gez.
[01:14:18] Okay. So, you you have the background. I
[01:14:20] didn't even realize this as she was
[01:14:22] saying. So, she has the background.
[01:14:23] That's why this is happening. Um, all of
[01:14:25] those things along with both of my
[01:14:27] brothers and my gifted abilities in
[01:14:29] music. so many of the games being
[01:14:33] centered around music and pitch, which
[01:14:35] is frequency when you really think about
[01:14:37] it, frequency. And when it came to the
[01:14:39] whole time travel thing that Candace got
[01:14:41] like ripped apart for, um, that whole
[01:14:44] time travel thing, if you look into
[01:14:45] Robert Monroe, it was based on
[01:14:47] frequency, you know, aka pitch. So, the
[01:14:50] reason that they would test these kids
[01:14:51] and do hearing tests for pitch is
[01:14:55] because they were trying to see if these
[01:14:57] kids could get on a certain frequency.
[01:15:00] And if they could, they would be good at
[01:15:02] remote viewing. They would be better at
[01:15:03] ESP. They would be able to see the
[01:15:06] future. They'd be able to see what's
[01:15:08] going to happen in a certain instance,
[01:15:10] like Charlie was able to, which is why
[01:15:12] he was able to know that he was going to
[01:15:14] die young. Uh, things of that nature.
[01:15:17] things that make you go. There were
[01:15:19] one-on-one tutoring sessions uh where we
[01:15:22] were removed. My brother went all the
[01:15:25] way through uh St. Francis K through 12
[01:15:28] whereas I got out at the sixth grade to
[01:15:31] go to public school because I couldn't
[01:15:33] handle everything. I was going through I
[01:15:36] couldn't handle everything I was going
[01:15:37] through there. However, I went to a
[01:15:39] musicheavy performing arts school and my
[01:15:44] tutors from the vans showed up sometimes
[01:15:47] at concerts and musicals I was in. I
[01:15:50] don't know if it matters, but others
[01:15:52] from my high school have had decent
[01:15:54] careers in entertainment, for example,
[01:15:58] like Chris or Scott and Chris P. P a
[01:16:03] sorry, PF A FF. Well, how do you say
[01:16:06] that? PF PF.
[01:16:09] Picked the wrong person with names. um
[01:16:11] or big cat and drama as most would know
[01:16:15] them from MTV's Robin Big Fantasy. Oh
[01:16:20] jeez. Really? What? Fantasy Factory or
[01:16:25] Jason Dottton who has been in a lot uh
[01:16:29] has been in a lot, but most notably the
[01:16:31] mother in Netflix Ivy and Bean. I'm no
[01:16:36] one, but I did break my neck when I
[01:16:41] I did break my neck. Then walk my
[01:16:44] friends through how to save me before
[01:16:47] getting in an ambulance. I have that
[01:16:51] news story, too, if you'd like
[01:16:53] confirmation. That would be cool. That
[01:16:56] would be really cool. I also have
[01:16:58] pictures of all of the above named
[01:17:00] myself from 5 years old and up. That's
[01:17:03] what I have. Hopefully, it gives you a
[01:17:05] different perspective on things and what
[01:17:06] to look for. Or like I said, I'm not no
[01:17:10] one and I admit I know nothing. Very
[01:17:15] interesting stuff. And the fact that the
[01:17:18] people from the vans, the tutors would
[01:17:20] show up to where she was, that kind of
[01:17:23] hints at what Charlie was going through.
[01:17:25] There's a man that's around for
[01:17:26] spiritual purposes, right? She goes on
[01:17:29] to then say, "I actually uh take back
[01:17:31] wanting to be on camera." Yeah. Yeah. I
[01:17:34] figured I figured it's okay. It's
[01:17:35] completely okay. Anybody else who wants
[01:17:37] to talk, you don't have to be on camera.
[01:17:38] You can send me messages. You can send
[01:17:39] me voice notes, things like that. It's
[01:17:42] all good. I know a lot of people don't
[01:17:44] want to be on camera. Completely
[01:17:45] understand. The game I recall the most
[01:17:48] was uh sorry, the game I recall the most
[01:17:51] because it was my favorite and I'd asked
[01:17:53] to play it. I was given a worksheet with
[01:17:56] a pyramid filled with a bunch of little
[01:17:59] squares inside of it and two dice. one
[01:18:02] had different music notes on it and the
[01:18:05] other had numbers. So, what they're
[01:18:07] taking her through, to me, it sounds
[01:18:09] like codereing. That's one of the things
[01:18:10] that they try and take people through.
[01:18:12] Um, they're testing pitch with her.
[01:18:14] They're testing hearing, quote unquote,
[01:18:16] frequency, and they're seeing if she can
[01:18:18] do codereing. And when you do games like
[01:18:21] this, they're trying to see if you have
[01:18:23] precognition, if you can tell what's
[01:18:26] going to happen in situations. That's
[01:18:27] what it seems like to me. Obviously,
[01:18:30] they're not going to tell her that, but
[01:18:32] that's what it sounds like to me. Uh,
[01:18:34] notes on it. There were two games we
[01:18:36] would play with this setup. One, I would
[01:18:39] have to guess exactly what dice would
[01:18:42] fall on and roll if I got it if if I if
[01:18:46] I got it right. I got the color in a
[01:18:48] square and the second one and the sec
[01:18:51] and the second are you not even saying
[01:18:54] in a square. The second was Okay. So,
[01:18:57] there's supposed to be a period here.
[01:18:58] Okay. Nope. No problem. No problem.
[01:19:00] You're making me seem like I can't read,
[01:19:02] and that's cool. That's fine. Whatever.
[01:19:04] Um,
[01:19:07] the second one was, and again, that game
[01:19:10] that she just mentioned, that's the
[01:19:11] precognition, seeing if you can actually
[01:19:14] guess an outcome before it actually
[01:19:16] occurs. That's the type of thing that
[01:19:19] they're looking at there. Uh, and then
[01:19:22] what was the second game? Let me find
[01:19:24] here, here, here, here. The second one
[01:19:25] was I got to roll the standard the two
[01:19:28] standard dice and then whatever the
[01:19:31] numbers would fall on, I could pick a
[01:19:34] song that had a signature of those
[01:19:38] numbers depending on how much I had to
[01:19:41] do
[01:19:43] to get a to get to a song. I.e. example,
[01:19:49] sing or multiply a number to get to a
[01:19:52] time signature I wanted.
[01:19:56] That's interesting. The less and more
[01:19:58] squares I could color, if I had a song
[01:20:02] in my head prior to rolling the dice and
[01:20:05] I announced it, I could get the whole
[01:20:07] pyramid. I had like I had this like six
[01:20:12] times and remember winning them, but
[01:20:14] never the song you'd think that be a
[01:20:19] detail to recall. Please read any and
[01:20:21] all of what you want tomorrow. Thank you
[01:20:24] so much, Megan. Yeah, so there's a whole
[01:20:26] bunch of tests like that. I would love
[01:20:27] to talk to someone that went to Quest.
[01:20:29] She didn't go to Quest exactly. I'm
[01:20:31] pretty sure she didn't go to Quest. Um
[01:20:33] but there's just a whole bunch of
[01:20:36] weirdness when it comes to these tests.
[01:20:38] I think Charlie was a part of it. 100% I
[01:20:41] think Charlie was in this whole thing.
[01:20:43] It makes perfect sense to me. And um
[01:20:46] yeah. Yeah. Let's uh let's jump in here.
[01:20:49] We're going to jump over to the next
[01:20:50] topic. This gentleman here. And again,
[01:20:53] if anybody's in the gate program, you
[01:20:55] want to talk about it, you want to tell
[01:20:56] me, maybe there's memories rushing back
[01:20:58] from you hearing people talk about these
[01:21:00] games and whatnot, please reach out. I
[01:21:03] am I am up for the conversation. Um, I
[01:21:07] know there's another person here. I I'm
[01:21:10] I'm going to read your story tomorrow. I
[01:21:12] have to actually I'm going to be honest.
[01:21:13] I have to find you. Um, you got lost in
[01:21:16] the DMs here. I know, but I know another
[01:21:18] person sent me DMs about this exact
[01:21:20] thing. Now, this person on the screen is
[01:21:22] Brian Enton.
[01:21:25] Brian Enton, if you don't know, he's the
[01:21:27] person that recently sat down with one
[01:21:29] of um Lance Twig's family members who uh
[01:21:33] made sure to be completely uh unnamed.
[01:21:36] Uh wouldn't even say what kind of family
[01:21:38] member, couldn't see their face,
[01:21:40] nothing. And they made sure to tell us
[01:21:42] that Tyler Robinson is definitely the
[01:21:44] person to be looking at in this whole
[01:21:46] thing. It seemed like a very fed slop
[01:21:48] type of uh interview, but Brian does do
[01:21:53] really good work. uh he makes sure he's
[01:21:55] in the field. So, I don't know. I don't
[01:21:58] know. Right. He actually got called out
[01:22:00] quite a bit by people for that
[01:22:02] interview. He uh then made the statement
[01:22:05] that listen, he would never do something
[01:22:06] like that, etc., etc., you have to
[01:22:09] choose to believe him or not. I thought
[01:22:11] it was very interesting that the last
[01:22:13] question that's going to be asked is
[01:22:15] about Tyler Robinson, and then the
[01:22:17] person's just like, Tyler for sure is
[01:22:18] the person. And it's coming from a
[01:22:20] person who can't possibly know. In fact,
[01:22:23] you know what? I I I should probably
[01:22:25] find that for you. I should probably
[01:22:26] find it for you because you you have to
[01:22:28] really understand. It doesn't make any
[01:22:30] sense how the person would know. Uh
[01:22:31] Lance
[01:22:33] Twig
[01:22:35] Twig's family member.
[01:22:38] Let's see what pops up here. It should
[01:22:40] be the first thing that pops up. There
[01:22:42] it is. Okay, perfect. Let's see this.
[01:22:45] I'll have you guys listen to this really
[01:22:47] quick. Just Just you know, they have the
[01:22:49] right guy apparently. Just listen.
[01:22:52] super smart. I mean, Lance was I do know
[01:22:55] that. And I remember, you know, his his
[01:22:57] he he was a I don't know, concert
[01:22:59] pianist. Like, his his talent for
[01:23:02] piano music was off the charts. Like,
[01:23:05] not not normal. It was very It was very
[01:23:09] um impressive. And that's kind of what
[01:23:12] I've heard about Tyler is that he was
[01:23:14] just so smart and so and it's just a
[01:23:16] shame that these kids that had so much
[01:23:19] potential and so such a bright future.
[01:23:23] >> What do you think changed? I don't, you
[01:23:25] know, and then being as antisocial as
[01:23:29] they were from my understanding of, you
[01:23:31] know, playing these games and being a
[01:23:33] part of this this Discord group, you
[01:23:36] know, it just they're they didn't seem
[01:23:40] like they were in a real world.
[01:23:41] >> There's text messages between Tyler and
[01:23:43] Lance um where they're texting
[01:23:47] >> after the event.
[01:23:48] >> A lot of people find them unusual. Mhm.
[01:23:52] The world that they were in, like this
[01:23:54] gaming world, like that was a normal way
[01:23:57] that they kind of spoke that it this
[01:24:00] wasn't an abnormal. The way they spoke
[01:24:02] wasn't abnormal.
[01:24:04] >> There have been a lot of questions about
[01:24:05] where Lance is now, whether he's in the
[01:24:07] FBI protection program. It's been a big
[01:24:10] mystery. He kind of has disappeared.
[01:24:13] >> Yeah. My understanding was for the first
[01:24:15] few weeks because there were so many
[01:24:17] threats
[01:24:18] um against his family that um and him
[01:24:22] that they had I I my understanding is
[01:24:25] they did have a little bit of
[01:24:27] >> I thought this was a family member. She
[01:24:29] just said threats around him and his
[01:24:31] family. See what I mean? This is what I
[01:24:33] mean about this this thing. This is
[01:24:35] supposed to be a family member, but you
[01:24:38] just said Lance's family. Wouldn't it be
[01:24:40] threats against us? Wouldn't it be
[01:24:43] threats against our family? Something of
[01:24:47] that nature?
[01:24:48] Why would she be positioning herself as
[01:24:51] away from the family if she's a family
[01:24:52] member?
[01:24:53] >> They had I I my understanding is they
[01:24:56] did have a little bit of FBI detail and
[01:24:58] they kind of moved around a little bit,
[01:25:00] but um but he they're not anymore. He's
[01:25:03] he's with his family.
[01:25:04] >> Will he still cooperate with the
[01:25:06] investigation from what you know?
[01:25:08] >> He's with his family. You guys catching
[01:25:10] this? I got to go back. You guys
[01:25:12] catching this? He's with his family.
[01:25:14] This is supposed to be a family member.
[01:25:16] What happened? Again, I think Brian does
[01:25:19] great work, but at least call that out.
[01:25:21] You're sitting in an interview with
[01:25:23] somebody. And why is the interview 2
[01:25:25] minutes? You know, why isn't this long
[01:25:28] form? And why isn't it on your YouTube
[01:25:29] channel? This is when he was doing work
[01:25:31] for News Nation. He still does work for
[01:25:32] News Nation.
[01:25:34] um against his family that um and him
[01:25:38] that they had I I my understanding is
[01:25:41] they did have a little bit of FBI detail
[01:25:43] and they kind of moved around a little
[01:25:45] bit but um but he they're not anymore.
[01:25:48] He's he's with his family.
[01:25:49] >> Will he still cooperate with the
[01:25:51] investigation from what you know?
[01:25:56] >> You know, I don't know. Um, you know,
[01:25:59] when I first found out about how he was
[01:26:02] taken in and talked to by the police
[01:26:06] that it, you know, I know that they said
[01:26:08] that he was very cooperative, but they
[01:26:10] they had to go get him and bring him in.
[01:26:12] He didn't voluntarily go in and say,
[01:26:15] "Hey, I heard about this and I have some
[01:26:18] knowledge." You know, he had to go in.
[01:26:20] Then he had to he handed things over
[01:26:22] when they asked for him, but he wasn't
[01:26:24] he didn't give up any information um
[01:26:26] until he had to.
[01:26:27] >> There are so many theories out there and
[01:26:29] I'm sure you've seen them. People think
[01:26:30] other people are involved or another
[01:26:33] government was involved. I mean, you're
[01:26:35] kind of in the middle of this. Um how
[01:26:38] >> do you notice something? He says another
[01:26:40] government is involved. If you look at
[01:26:41] her hair, she's shaking her head. No.
[01:26:43] How would you know? You're a lady.
[01:26:45] You're just some lady,
[01:26:48] a family member, quote unquote. How
[01:26:50] would you know? How would you know to
[01:26:52] shake your head and be like, "Absolutely
[01:26:54] not. Philadelphia didn't do anything."
[01:26:57] No, no, no, no, no. How do you know?
[01:27:00] What do you have?
[01:27:02] >> Um, until he had to.
[01:27:03] >> There are so many theories out there,
[01:27:05] and I'm sure you've seen them. People
[01:27:06] think other people are involved or
[01:27:08] another government was involved. I mean,
[01:27:11] you're kind of in the middle of this.
[01:27:12] Um, how confident are you that police
[01:27:15] have the right guy? Tyler Robinson.
[01:27:17] >> 100%.
[01:27:20] They They have the right guy.
[01:27:22] I mean,
[01:27:23] >> the prosecution isn't even 100%. How is
[01:27:26] she? See what I mean? It's weird what
[01:27:29] they're doing with public opinion in
[01:27:31] regards to this case. Again, I'm not one
[01:27:33] of those guys that's like, "Free Tyler."
[01:27:35] I'm not like that. But it's like, how on
[01:27:37] earth do you know 100% that they got the
[01:27:40] right guy?
[01:27:43] And then somebody what? Heather.
[01:27:45] Heather's like, "Dude, he he's with his
[01:27:48] immediate family, man." Yeah. Okay.
[01:27:51] That's his immediate family would have
[01:27:54] to be her sister. She would have to be
[01:27:57] related through a sister, which would be
[01:27:59] his mom, or her brother, which would be
[01:28:01] his dad. You don't just say his family.
[01:28:04] You say our family. What are you talking
[01:28:07] about? I don't know who Heather is. I
[01:28:10] don't know who you are, Heather, but
[01:28:11] you're wrong. You're 100% wrong. Okay.
[01:28:15] Oh, he's with his immediate family, bro.
[01:28:18] That's why she said his family.
[01:28:23] What are you talking about?
[01:28:26] My sister-in-law's family is my family.
[01:28:29] My brother-in-law's family. My brother's
[01:28:32] family is my family. What are you
[01:28:34] talking about, Heather?
[01:28:36] Listen, don't be a Joe. Okay. All right.
[01:28:39] You've seen how Baron handles Joe's.
[01:28:41] I'll have to do the same thing. Okay,
[01:28:43] Baron sent me all the logic programs to
[01:28:47] dispense to people who need them.
[01:28:48] Please, please don't put yourself in Joe
[01:28:50] status. Okay, just don't do it. Don't do
[01:28:54] it to yourself. It's not a good place to
[01:28:56] be. Okay. Absolutely ridiculous. Um,
[01:29:01] then you're going to tell me Erica's
[01:29:02] grieving is normal. That's what you're
[01:29:03] going to tell me next, huh, Heather? I'm
[01:29:05] kidding. I'm not going in on Heather.
[01:29:07] Look, Heather's like, "I'm right. I'm
[01:29:10] right."
[01:29:12] How did you just write that statement,
[01:29:14] Heather? I'm correct. I am the correct
[01:29:18] one. I'm right. Get out of here. Again,
[01:29:22] I I just brought up the perfect
[01:29:24] argument. My My brother's family is my
[01:29:28] family. He has kids and a wife. Her
[01:29:33] brother, her sister, their kids. That's
[01:29:37] my family.
[01:29:39] It's not their family over there. What?
[01:29:43] Heather, is this your first time on
[01:29:46] Earth? Hey, this is how Earth works,
[01:29:48] Heather. We're all When we have brothers
[01:29:51] and sisters, those are siblings. Those
[01:29:55] are people who have all come out of the
[01:29:56] same human. You understand, Heather? And
[01:29:58] then what happens there is we're all
[01:30:01] related by blood, DNA. You understand?
[01:30:04] The molecules. The molecules. you have
[01:30:06] molecules on your planet. Uh we're all
[01:30:08] related through that. Okay? And that
[01:30:10] makes us all family. That's the word
[01:30:12] that we use. Starts with an F. You
[01:30:14] understand? You understand what I mean
[01:30:16] there? Right? Okay. So then when we all
[01:30:19] have offspring, right? Because when we
[01:30:21] get together, uh you know, man and a
[01:30:23] woman, when man get together, there is
[01:30:26] offspring. At times those offsprings
[01:30:29] become related also to my sibling. I
[01:30:32] know. I know. I don't want to get you
[01:30:35] caught off guard here. Okay, I'm going
[01:30:37] deep. I know my my offspring related to
[01:30:42] my sibling. That's how that works. I
[01:30:45] know we're going deep.
[01:30:48] My wife becomes family. Now, wife is
[01:30:52] female, female counterpart. There's man,
[01:30:54] there's woman. Okay? They they
[01:30:57] intermingle. Offspring comes. You
[01:30:59] understand? Am I too fast for you? And
[01:31:02] then from there, when the offspring
[01:31:05] comes,
[01:31:07] when the offspring comes and my wife,
[01:31:10] cuz now we're married, there's a whole
[01:31:12] thing marriage. I I won't explain it. We
[01:31:14] get rings and stuff. It's a weird thing,
[01:31:16] but we get married. She's now family
[01:31:19] with me. So now my brother, okay, that's
[01:31:22] sibling. That's molecules. Same
[01:31:24] molecules. Now that person, now they're
[01:31:28] family. That's how that works. Oh, yeah.
[01:31:32] It's really weird.
[01:31:34] I'm sorry. Sorry, Heather.
[01:31:38] At least you're laughing.
[01:31:40] I'm just getting around. All right,
[01:31:42] let's keep uh let's keep going here. I
[01:31:45] just wanted to show you guys that, you
[01:31:46] know, just to kind of preface this. So,
[01:31:48] you got to take that for what you think.
[01:31:50] I mean, some of you guys might just be
[01:31:51] completely turned off of Brian because
[01:31:53] of what I just showed you, but
[01:31:56] I think he does good work. I just think
[01:31:58] that interview was like I was like
[01:32:00] that's so prepped and weird. Like it was
[01:32:02] just so prepped and so weird and so
[01:32:05] short. It was just he was really smart
[01:32:08] and I don't know he's with his family
[01:32:10] now. And also Tyler Robinson is 100% the
[01:32:14] person and no no no no other governments
[01:32:16] involved. It's like you you hit all the
[01:32:18] points that you're trying to dispel on X
[01:32:22] and in the fringes of the alternative
[01:32:24] theories, right? Um, a little
[01:32:27] convenient. A little convenient for me.
[01:32:29] But, uh, he does good work in this
[01:32:30] video. He starts talking about the text
[01:32:32] messages. They do a little bit of a
[01:32:33] breakdown. Listen to this. Unity to take
[01:32:36] out Charlie Kirk, and I'm going to take
[01:32:37] it. And then Lance Twigs writes, "What?
[01:32:40] You're joking, right?" And Tyler
[01:32:42] Robinson writes, "I I am still okay, my
[01:32:44] love, but am stuck in Orum for a little
[01:32:46] while longer yet. Shouldn't be long
[01:32:47] until I can come home, but I got to grab
[01:32:49] my rifle still. To be honest, I had
[01:32:52] hoped to keep this secret till I died of
[01:32:54] old age. I am sorry to involve you. And
[01:32:57] then um Lance says, "You weren't the one
[01:32:59] who did it, right?" And he says, "I am.
[01:33:01] I'm sorry." And Lance says, "I thought
[01:33:03] they caught the person." And Tyler
[01:33:05] writes, "No, they grabbed some crazy old
[01:33:07] dude, then interrogated someone in
[01:33:08] similar clothing. I had planned to grab
[01:33:10] my rifle from my drop point shortly
[01:33:12] after, but most of that side of town,
[01:33:15] got locked down. It's quiet, almost
[01:33:17] enough to get out, but there's one
[01:33:18] vehicle lingering." And then Lance Twigs
[01:33:21] writes, allegedly, according to
[01:33:22] investigators, writes, "Why?" And he
[01:33:24] writes, and then Tyler says, 'Why did I
[01:33:26] do it? And Lance says, 'Yeah. And he
[01:33:28] says, 'I had enough of his hatred. Some
[01:33:30] hate can't be negotiated out. If I am to
[01:33:33] grab my rifle unseen, I will have left
[01:33:35] no evidence. Going to attempt to
[01:33:37] retrieve it again. Hopef to grab my
[01:33:40] rifle.
[01:33:42] What?
[01:33:44] This is wild. If I am to grab my rifle,
[01:33:48] my love, if I am to grab my rifle from
[01:33:50] hither,
[01:33:52] I have to be unseen. You understand? I
[01:33:55] have to move like the wind. So, I can no
[01:33:57] longer have my mobile device in my hand
[01:33:59] anymore. I need both of my hands, my
[01:34:02] love. I will talk to you soon. I'm off.
[01:34:05] Wish me luck.
[01:34:07] What? If I am to grab my rifle, if one
[01:34:11] of my friends talked to me like that,
[01:34:12] I'd be like, "You okay, bro?
[01:34:14] You okay, man? I start patting them down
[01:34:16] for a wire. You all right? You You got a
[01:34:19] wire on you? What you got on you? What?
[01:34:22] >> Hopefully, they have moved on. I haven't
[01:34:24] seen anything about them finding it. And
[01:34:26] then Lance writes, "How long have you
[01:34:28] been planning this?" He writes, "A bit
[01:34:30] over a week, I believe. I can I can get
[01:34:32] close to it, but there's a squad car
[01:34:34] parked right by it. I think they already
[01:34:36] swept that spot, but I don't want to
[01:34:38] chance it. I'm wishing I had circled
[01:34:40] back and grabbed it as soon as I got to
[01:34:42] my vehicle. I'm worried what my old man
[01:34:44] would do if I didn't bring back
[01:34:46] grandpa's rifle. Um, I don't know if it
[01:34:49] had a serial number, but it wouldn't
[01:34:51] trace to me. I worry about Prince I had
[01:34:53] to leave in a bush where I changed
[01:34:55] outfits. Didn't have the ability or time
[01:34:57] to bring it with. I might have to
[01:34:59] abandon it and hope they don't find
[01:35:00] Prince. How the f will I explain losing
[01:35:03] it to my old man? Only thing I left was
[01:35:06] the rifle wrapped in a towel. Remember
[01:35:08] how I was engraving bullets? The effing
[01:35:10] messages are mostly a big meme. If I see
[01:35:13] notice bulge uwu on Fox News, I might
[01:35:16] have a stroke. All right, I'm gonna have
[01:35:18] to leave it. That really effing sucks.
[01:35:20] Judging from today, I'd say grandpa's
[01:35:22] gun does just fine. I don't know. I
[01:35:25] think that was a 2K scope. Delete this
[01:35:28] exchange. My dad wants photos of the
[01:35:30] rifle. He says grandpa wants to know who
[01:35:33] has what. The feds released a photo of
[01:35:35] the rifle and it's very unique. He's
[01:35:36] calling me right now, not answering.
[01:35:39] Since Trump got into office, my dad has
[01:35:40] been pretty diehard MAGA. I'm gonna turn
[01:35:44] myself in willingly. We don't know the
[01:35:46] time stamps, by the way. I'm gonna turn
[01:35:48] myself in willingly. One of my neighbors
[01:35:50] here is a deputy for the sheriff. You
[01:35:52] are all
[01:35:52] >> No, they didn't give the time stamps.
[01:35:55] It's not that he doesn't know. It's not
[01:35:56] like he's like, "Oh, I couldn't find the
[01:35:58] time stamps. Sorry, guys." No, no, no,
[01:35:59] no. He works for a whole news
[01:36:00] organization. He could have them if he
[01:36:02] wanted them. They were never given.
[01:36:04] Literally, this is what was given. Just
[01:36:06] this. just this, you know, just
[01:36:11] explaining so much. Okay, let me just
[01:36:13] move on to the next clip. This is where
[01:36:15] he actually sits down with uh with
[01:36:17] someone who's ex bureau, but apparently
[01:36:19] this guy doesn't uh he's not really
[01:36:21] buying what's going on here. But he does
[01:36:24] slip up when he's talking about the
[01:36:25] bureau. Uh he says we at a certain point
[01:36:28] and he corrects himself and he says they
[01:36:30] and I was like, "Oh, I got you. I got
[01:36:32] you."
[01:36:33] >> Going over the text messages and some of
[01:36:35] our other new reporting on the case.
[01:36:37] Thanks for for talking with me again,
[01:36:39] Steve. It's always a pleasure uh to talk
[01:36:40] with you. The first thing I wanted to
[01:36:43] ask you about was uh we interviewed this
[01:36:46] family friend of I'm sorry, let me start
[01:36:48] that over. The first thing I wanted to
[01:36:50] ask you about is we interviewed this
[01:36:51] family member of Lance Twigs uh who said
[01:36:55] that um he had FBI
[01:36:57] >> Whoa, hold on a second. I didn't catch
[01:37:01] that the first time. Hold on. Hold on.
[01:37:05] Did he
[01:37:07] Nah. Is that what just happened? Hold on
[01:37:10] a second. I think he was supposed to cut
[01:37:12] that part out. Hold on a second.
[01:37:14] >> More retired FBI agent uh who's been
[01:37:16] going over the text messages and some of
[01:37:18] our other new reporting on the case.
[01:37:20] Thanks for for talking with me again,
[01:37:22] Steve. It's always a pleasure uh to talk
[01:37:24] with you. The first thing I wanted to
[01:37:26] ask you about was uh we interviewed this
[01:37:29] family friend of I'm sorry, let me start
[01:37:31] that over. The first thing I wanted to
[01:37:33] ask you about is we interviewed this
[01:37:34] family member of Lance Twig.
[01:37:38] >> Ladies and gentlemen, ladies and
[01:37:40] gentlemen, we got him. Uh, I I like
[01:37:43] Brian. I like him a lot. I like him a
[01:37:44] lot. I think he does great work. But
[01:37:46] ladies and gentlemen, we got him. Uh,
[01:37:49] sorry. It was a family friend. You see
[01:37:52] that, Heather? You see that out there,
[01:37:54] Heather? It was a family friend. Then he
[01:37:58] corrected himself. Family member. Very
[01:38:01] interesting.
[01:38:04] We got him. We got him, guys. That's it.
[01:38:11] Just a misstep. Just a misstep. I'm
[01:38:14] sure. Just just a misstep. You know, he
[01:38:16] had to start over. I I really think he
[01:38:18] was supposed to cut that part out. I I I
[01:38:21] would have if I was I would have cut
[01:38:24] that out. I would have been like, "Oh, I
[01:38:25] forgot. Got to cut that out really
[01:38:26] quick." Of course. He even said, "Let me
[01:38:29] start that over." Right. Am I wrong? I
[01:38:32] don't know. That was really, really uh
[01:38:34] interesting. Uh yeah. Oops. Oops. Yeah.
[01:38:39] Oops. What do you mean by that? I don't
[01:38:42] know. Listen, it sounded like a family
[01:38:44] friend. It just made sense that it could
[01:38:46] be a family friend. And that would be
[01:38:48] quote unquote family friend. like
[01:38:50] somebody who lived down the street and
[01:38:52] around the corner who's willing to talk
[01:38:54] to you about this whole thing and just
[01:38:55] happens to, you know, be
[01:38:57] Philadelphiaian, you know what I mean?
[01:38:59] Anyway, let's keep going. We're going to
[01:39:01] give him another chance, man. Another
[01:39:03] chance. Come on. It's Brian. He does
[01:39:05] good work. He really does. uh who said
[01:39:07] that um he had FBI protection uh
[01:39:11] initially uh right after Tyler Robinson
[01:39:15] was arrested for about a month and a
[01:39:16] half, but um him and his family then
[01:39:19] obtained a lawyer and they no longer
[01:39:22] have uh the FBI protection and they've
[01:39:25] since actually moved out of state from
[01:39:27] um from Utah. I just want to back up a
[01:39:30] little though in terms of them getting
[01:39:32] FBI protection. Uh, is is that common
[01:39:35] and what does that mean to you?
[01:39:37] >> Yeah, it's not common at all. Um, the
[01:39:40] only people I remember protecting were
[01:39:43] uh potential victims of a crime that we
[01:39:46] were investigating like an attack or
[01:39:48] something like that or uh commonly it's
[01:39:52] what we call CWS, cooperating witnesses.
[01:39:55] Um, you don't protect people unless
[01:39:58] something bad happen. I mean, the FBI is
[01:40:01] not free private security. We're an
[01:40:03] invest they are an investigative agency.
[01:40:06] And so to protect somebody, there has to
[01:40:09] be something in it for us, either
[01:40:11] ethically or morally. And um the only
[01:40:16] thing I ever saw that used for, at least
[01:40:18] in my experience, was cooperating
[01:40:20] witnesses. And to be a cooperating
[01:40:22] witness, you have to number one be
[01:40:24] cooperating and number two be willing to
[01:40:27] be a witness. Which means that if in my
[01:40:31] opinion if the FBI was protecting him,
[01:40:35] he had agreed to provide information
[01:40:38] against uh Robinson. Hey guys, if you
[01:40:40] watch my videos, you
[01:40:42] >> Very interesting. Very, very
[01:40:43] interesting. You know, I think
[01:40:44] something's going on with Lance. I think
[01:40:46] that's why they can't talk about him in
[01:40:48] the courtroom, and if they do, it has to
[01:40:50] be like a, oh, everybody has to leave
[01:40:51] kind of thing. I think there's something
[01:40:53] up with him. I really do think I wrote
[01:40:55] it in the chat there if whoever didn't
[01:40:57] see it. I think there's some uh Mortal
[01:40:59] Kombat Ultra stuff going on with Lance.
[01:41:01] He has all the same markers. If you look
[01:41:03] into Manson's story and you look into
[01:41:05] his his brief story from Turkey Tom and
[01:41:09] the whole breakdown that was done of the
[01:41:10] guy, I mean, it seems like there's
[01:41:13] something up with him just just in my
[01:41:16] mind. And then on top of that, people
[01:41:18] are now saying that Tyler himself was in
[01:41:20] this gifted type of thing. So instead of
[01:41:22] Tyler having a spiritual guy for
[01:41:24] spiritual purposes like Charlie did,
[01:41:26] maybe he had this Lance character who
[01:41:29] was putting him into this, you know,
[01:41:32] altered state in a way through all the
[01:41:35] things that they were doing. And what
[01:41:37] they were doing was, you know, getting
[01:41:38] in furry suits and, you know, doing the
[01:41:41] horizontal uh furry suit mambo. Okay,
[01:41:46] there you go. Uh they they were doing
[01:41:48] stuff like that. Um, and that is a part
[01:41:51] of these type of uh programs. They do
[01:41:57] stuff like that from time to time. Um,
[01:42:00] and it just helps it helps have a
[01:42:02] connection and then helps that person be
[01:42:05] persuaded into doing something. And
[01:42:07] that's possibly what could have been
[01:42:09] going on with Lance. Obviously, it's
[01:42:10] hard to know because it's hard to know
[01:42:12] anything about Lance, but what we do
[01:42:14] know in regards to what he was doing,
[01:42:15] his mental state, um what he was doing
[01:42:18] with Tyler, he seems very MK. I mean, he
[01:42:22] he seems like Manson to me. Like,
[01:42:24] honestly, let's keep going here really
[01:42:26] quick. This is where the FBI guy kind of
[01:42:28] shuts down the text messages
[01:42:30] >> with the family member. and and I knew
[01:42:32] about these um these text messages
[01:42:35] obviously since the indictment first
[01:42:37] came out, but uh they came they kind of
[01:42:40] came back to the surface in light of
[01:42:42] everything we're learning about him
[01:42:44] possibly no longer cooperating, getting
[01:42:46] a lawyer, not having FBI protection. So
[01:42:49] basically what happened is um according
[01:42:51] to the investigators, Tyler Robinson
[01:42:53] left behind a note, texted Lance Twigs,
[01:42:56] "Go find this note under the keyboard
[01:42:58] where he explained and admitted to what
[01:43:00] he was doing." according to
[01:43:01] investigators. And then Twigs writes,
[01:43:03] "What? You're joking, right?" And then
[01:43:06] Robinson responds, "Uh, I am still okay,
[01:43:08] my love, but I am stuck in Orm for a
[01:43:10] little while longer. Shouldn't be long
[01:43:12] until I can come home, but I got to grab
[01:43:14] my rifle still. To be honest, I had
[01:43:17] hoped to keep this secret till I died of
[01:43:19] old age. I am sorry to involve you."
[01:43:23] What is What stands out to you there?
[01:43:25] Doesn't it seem like Lance doesn't seem
[01:43:27] that surprised by the whole thing? and
[01:43:30] also that he has to go grab this rifle.
[01:43:32] Like it seems kind of like a random
[01:43:33] thing to just say after you admitted
[01:43:35] that you killed Charlie Kirk.
[01:43:38] >> Yeah, that sounds like uh bad
[01:43:40] establishing dialogue in a superheroes
[01:43:43] movie. You know, it it's there's too
[01:43:45] much being there's too much exposition
[01:43:48] in that thing. You know, it's not like
[01:43:51] boom boom boom wait, what did you do?
[01:43:52] You wait, you have a rifle. You can
[01:43:55] shoot a ri you know all these questions
[01:43:58] that that weren't asked. Uh you know
[01:44:00] those how they how they do in this you
[01:44:03] know they start these uh dialogues early
[01:44:05] in the movie where the guy says hey um
[01:44:08] you know I'm not afraid of your
[01:44:10] father-in-law. Oh yeah well he's a you
[01:44:12] know he's a big mobster and a hitman and
[01:44:15] he's he's out to get you. Oh I'm not
[01:44:18] afraid of him. You know this kind of
[01:44:19] stuff. You establish everything as you
[01:44:21] go along. So, it seems contrived. Um,
[01:44:25] maybe they were just not good
[01:44:26] communicators, but it seems contrived.
[01:44:29] And it seems that
[01:44:31] uh there was not extreme surprise that
[01:44:36] one of the two uh in a in a loving
[01:44:39] relationship had just gone out and
[01:44:41] murdered a a public uh figure. So, I I'm
[01:44:45] just uh you know, there was no there was
[01:44:48] no stunned silence. There was no uh
[01:44:51] there was no wait wait wait wait stop
[01:44:53] talking I need to you know stop kidding
[01:44:56] me you know this kind of stuff.
[01:44:58] >> Yeah. It just almost seems so like
[01:45:00] casual. Um let me read you the next
[01:45:02] part. It says um how long have you been
[01:45:04] planning this? So Lance actually asks
[01:45:06] Robinson that. How long have you been
[01:45:08] planning this? And he says a bit over a
[01:45:10] week I believe.
[01:45:11] >> Wow. Those audio issues are worse than
[01:45:13] Baron's. Baron had a little bit of an
[01:45:15] audio issue before where he was a little
[01:45:18] bit of a delay with the with the mouth
[01:45:20] versus the actual audio. That guy's was
[01:45:22] way worse. That was crazy. He was face
[01:45:24] >> just not good communicators. But it
[01:45:27] seems contrived and it seems that
[01:45:30] uh there was not extreme surprise that
[01:45:35] one of the two uh in a in a loving
[01:45:38] relationship had just gone out and
[01:45:40] murdered a a public uh figure. So, I I'm
[01:45:44] just uh you know, there was no there was
[01:45:47] no stunned silence. There was no uh
[01:45:50] there was no wait, stop talking. I need
[01:45:53] to you know, stop kidding me. You know,
[01:45:56] this kind of stuff.
[01:45:57] >> Yeah. It just almost seems so like
[01:45:59] casual. Um
[01:46:00] >> mouth's not even moving. Wow. Um and
[01:46:03] this guy's 100% right. Wouldn't you I I
[01:46:07] haven't even said this before, but
[01:46:08] wouldn't you be like, I I gotta call
[01:46:10] you. I gotta call you, man. Man, you
[01:46:14] Hold on. Hold on. I'm calling you. I
[01:46:16] have to call you. What? What's going on?
[01:46:18] They were like, "No, no, no. We're just
[01:46:20] going to keep talking like this." No.
[01:46:21] Shocked. Somebody said in the comments,
[01:46:23] they're like, "Oh, are you saying like
[01:46:24] Tyler was honeypotted by uh by by
[01:46:27] Lance?" No. Well, I mean, I don't know.
[01:46:29] Listen, everybody likes a different
[01:46:31] flavor of honey. I guess you can
[01:46:33] consider Lance honey. You know, some
[01:46:35] people, you know, honey's in the eye of
[01:46:37] the beholder. Everybody knows that,
[01:46:39] right? So, could be, could be. Uh,
[01:46:43] that's not usually what comes to mind
[01:46:44] with me when I think of honey, right?
[01:46:47] And a pot. It's not my kind of pot, but
[01:46:50] you know, could be. But, uh, I think I
[01:46:54] think in the range of a handler of
[01:46:55] sorts,
[01:46:57] possibly. I mean, when you look into
[01:46:59] what Lance was doing, I should do an
[01:47:01] episode on it. I mean, when you look
[01:47:02] into what Lance was doing, maybe I'll do
[01:47:03] that for the weekend episode or
[01:47:05] something, but when you look at what he
[01:47:07] was writing, the weird conversations he
[01:47:09] was having with ChachiBT and like all
[01:47:13] these symbols he was making, it was
[01:47:15] really, really weird. Again, that's why
[01:47:17] I compared it to Manson. It was just odd
[01:47:19] what he was doing. Um, so yeah. Yeah,
[01:47:21] the text messages seem odd. The fact
[01:47:24] that they're pushing uh Lance not being
[01:47:26] a person of interest at all is odd to
[01:47:28] me. I think the whole thing just kind of
[01:47:32] it it it seems kind of fagazy to me. It
[01:47:34] really does. We're not going to jump
[01:47:36] into the uh comments quite yet, but
[01:47:40] we're or the super chats, I should say,
[01:47:42] but I just wanted to play this really
[01:47:43] quick. This is John Bray. This is John
[01:47:45] Bray. Everybody knows John Bray now.
[01:47:47] John Bray established this uh this this
[01:47:52] image, this recording where he's showing
[01:47:55] the vapor coming off of Charlie. Look at
[01:47:58] this.
[01:48:00] This is really weird. You can look right
[01:48:01] there and see it,
[01:48:05] right? There's like this this vapor
[01:48:07] coming off apparently.
[01:48:10] Now, I don't know if that would happen
[01:48:11] with a bullet, but it's very like that's
[01:48:15] what he's showing over and over again.
[01:48:16] There's this vapor coming off of him.
[01:48:20] Very weird stuff. And, you know, I I
[01:48:24] don't even know what to say about it.
[01:48:26] It's just very weird. And it's something
[01:48:27] I thought I'd bring up because
[01:48:31] I don't know, man. It's really weird to
[01:48:34] show this vapor that comes out of the
[01:48:37] shirt
[01:48:39] as it puffs up. Everybody knows that the
[01:48:41] shirt puffed up. So, somehow it puffed
[01:48:45] up and then this vapor comes out when he
[01:48:48] puts this I don't even know what to call
[01:48:49] this, a filter, I guess I'll say. Um,
[01:48:52] but this vapor comes out.
[01:48:55] Really weird. really weird. He's been
[01:48:58] doing a lot of uh wild work, a lot of
[01:49:00] lot of good work and I have to look into
[01:49:03] it more honestly. But that image really
[01:49:06] spooked me because I was like, "Oh man,
[01:49:07] I'm like, is this not case closed?" I'm
[01:49:09] like, "This vapor's coming out." Again,
[01:49:12] I'm no expert, right? I'm no Gary from
[01:49:14] Paramount Tactical. Um, but just to
[01:49:17] think that there's this vapor coming out
[01:49:20] of his shirt. Wouldn't that mean that
[01:49:22] something combusted?
[01:49:25] Is is that not an easy conclusion to
[01:49:27] come to just, you know,
[01:49:31] very weird stuff. Very weird stuff. I
[01:49:33] mean, that's not like a full segment,
[01:49:34] but I had to show that to you guys
[01:49:36] because when I was seeing it, I was
[01:49:37] like, "This is so weird. So weird."
[01:49:41] Anyway, anyway, let's jump in here.
[01:49:44] Let's keep going. What else do I got
[01:49:46] here? Oh, I also had uh, you know,
[01:49:48] Candace actually talk. Exactly what I
[01:49:51] said. I knew Candace would not be like,
[01:49:53] "Oh, you know, I I hate that Kanye
[01:49:57] actually apologized, blah, blah, blah."
[01:49:59] I knew that was gonna happen. I knew she
[01:50:01] wouldn't feel that way. Why would she
[01:50:03] feel that way? I I'm sure she wants a
[01:50:05] lot of people who are around her to give
[01:50:07] her grace and, you know, not get on her
[01:50:10] back for the things she says. Why would
[01:50:12] she do that to Yay? It just wouldn't
[01:50:13] make any sense whatsoever. And Yay
[01:50:16] apparently is very mad that people think
[01:50:18] that this is some kind of a PR move or
[01:50:21] uh you know move for his business. And
[01:50:23] this statement is actually pretty pretty
[01:50:25] good. You know um he says it's my
[01:50:28] understanding that I was in the top 10
[01:50:30] most listened to artists overall in the
[01:50:32] US in 2025 on Spotify and last week and
[01:50:37] most days as well. Uh, my upcoming album
[01:50:42] Bully is currently the number one most
[01:50:44] anticipated album pre-saves of any album
[01:50:48] on Spotify too. Most anticipated and
[01:50:50] most pre-saved on Spotify uh, as well.
[01:50:54] My 2007 album Graduation was the most
[01:50:57] listened to and stream album uh, hiphop
[01:51:00] album of 2025. This for me is evidenced
[01:51:05] by the letter. The that uh evidenced by
[01:51:08] the letter as evidenced by the letter
[01:51:12] isn't about reviving my commercial my
[01:51:15] commerciality. Oh, this guy's back. Oh,
[01:51:18] he's back. Um, this is going to be
[01:51:21] crazy. This is because these remorseful
[01:51:25] feelings were so heavy on my heart and
[01:51:27] weighing on my spirit. Wow. Shout out to
[01:51:32] uh what's his name? Harley. That guy who
[01:51:34] uh is the personal trainer to all the
[01:51:36] celebrities. What is his name? Harley
[01:51:38] Patrronick. Patrick. Shout out to him
[01:51:40] for writing that for Yay. Shout out to
[01:51:43] him.
[01:51:44] Great. Good. Really good, Harley. Good
[01:51:47] job. Good job writing that for Yay. You
[01:51:50] know, Yay just needs a bank, man. That's
[01:51:53] all it is. Listen, I'm one of those
[01:51:55] people that he doesn't like saying this
[01:51:57] about. Yay. Just needs a bank. Yay. is
[01:51:59] just like, "Just give me a bank, man.
[01:52:02] I'm going to make the money. I just need
[01:52:03] a place to put it. Please, please.
[01:52:07] I can't store a billion dollars.
[01:52:11] Please, guys.
[01:52:13] That's all that is.
[01:52:16] I already talked about it." You know, he
[01:52:18] wasn't forced, per se, but he was kind
[01:52:22] of forced. You know, you know what I
[01:52:24] mean? You know what I mean? It's like
[01:52:27] it's like if I if I'm pushing you out of
[01:52:28] a room and I'm like I'm not forcing you
[01:52:30] out of the room. I'm just I'm just kind
[01:52:32] of I'm just doing this and the door is
[01:52:34] there and then I push you out of the
[01:52:36] room and and I'm like I didn't force you
[01:52:39] out. That's not what I did. I didn't
[01:52:40] force you out. Wasn't me. I don't know
[01:52:44] guys. Let's just jump in to the super
[01:52:48] chats. I can't wait for Candace to go
[01:52:49] live today. I don't know what she's
[01:52:50] going to talk about. Um I have no clue
[01:52:53] what she's going to say. No clue what
[01:52:54] she's going to talk about. I hope she
[01:52:56] talks about some good stuff. I hope she
[01:52:59] touches more on Erica Kirk. It seems
[01:53:01] like there's a straightup feud between
[01:53:03] her and Erica Kirk that is not going to
[01:53:05] die down. Um it's pretty wild. In fact,
[01:53:08] I I I don't know what's going to happen
[01:53:10] with that. Uh it gets it's pretty crazy.
[01:53:13] I'm going to I'm going to be honest. Uh
[01:53:15] she completely took the gloves off. It's
[01:53:18] just I I don't know what's going to
[01:53:19] happen from here on out. I think I think
[01:53:22] this is going to be she kind of did what
[01:53:23] Wolves and Finance did. She's like,
[01:53:25] "Charge me the money, whatever you
[01:53:26] want." And then doubled down and said
[01:53:29] all this stuff about Erica and released
[01:53:31] some stuff that Turning Point clearly
[01:53:32] didn't want released. Um, I think she is
[01:53:35] uh she's ready. She's ready for whatever
[01:53:38] legal battle comes. And I think between
[01:53:41] her and Wolves, I think it's coming for
[01:53:43] one of them. It's coming. I mean, they
[01:53:45] basically both just doubled down and
[01:53:47] said, "Yeah, I don't care. I don't care.
[01:53:48] Do whatever you want." Okay. All right.
[01:53:51] We'll see what happens. you know, I
[01:53:53] think it's gonna be crazy.
[01:53:56] Anyway, let's uh jump in here. Uh let's
[01:53:59] jump into these super chats, ladies and
[01:54:01] gentlemen. I don't know why it lags
[01:54:03] behind so much. Well, look at that. Why
[01:54:05] does it lag behind so much? Let's see
[01:54:07] here. Uh let's get these on the screen,
[01:54:09] guys. Uh we have Megan Megan Bell right
[01:54:14] at the top. I have six children and
[01:54:16] every time they ask me something, I say
[01:54:17] alle allegedly, maybe perhaps. It drives
[01:54:20] them nuts. I was going to say that
[01:54:22] probably drives them absolutely crazy.
[01:54:24] Uh, definitely need a shirt. Also, for
[01:54:27] some reason, always need a mint when I
[01:54:30] watch your show, Crazy Mind Games.
[01:54:34] That was the whole thing. That's what
[01:54:36] this whole show was about. It was about
[01:54:37] establishing a mint company and making
[01:54:39] you guys want it more than anything.
[01:54:41] That's all this whole thing's been
[01:54:43] about. Okay. Uh, somebody Pablo says,
[01:54:46] "Hello, coach. yesterday's live stream,
[01:54:47] you referred to JFK
[01:54:50] uh you referred to JFK that had slipped
[01:54:54] away. Uh we all need to not let this one
[01:54:58] ha let this happen with Charlie this
[01:55:01] time. 100% man. I'm telling you. I'm
[01:55:04] telling you, man. We could have, you
[01:55:07] know, think of the people back then.
[01:55:09] Obviously, they didn't have the type of
[01:55:10] resources we have, but man, they they
[01:55:13] could have hung on to this. they could
[01:55:14] have looked into it more. They, you
[01:55:16] know, the Zaputo film didn't get found
[01:55:18] until like what, 30 years later,
[01:55:21] something like that. 20 years later.
[01:55:24] So, it's like we we can't let it slip
[01:55:26] away. if we can figure it out or if we
[01:55:28] can ask enough questions that when the
[01:55:31] next generation like us when we're if
[01:55:34] there were more questions asked when it
[01:55:37] came to JFK,
[01:55:40] what could have happened is we could
[01:55:42] have had a better blueprint or layout of
[01:55:47] what it was really all about. But
[01:55:49] instead, we were the ones asking the
[01:55:52] questions about JFK. And now it's so
[01:55:54] hard to figure it all out because you
[01:55:56] can't interview anybody. You can't find
[01:55:58] anybody. You know, the fact that you
[01:56:01] heard what happened with him in
[01:56:02] Philadelphia and the nuclear testing and
[01:56:04] all this stuff that really sets off
[01:56:06] something.
[01:56:08] And now it's just it's so hard to know.
[01:56:10] It's all so hard to know now. And if we
[01:56:13] don't ask any questions, it'll be like
[01:56:15] that 20 years from now. It'll be so
[01:56:17] hard. But now think of what they have
[01:56:19] laid out for them in regards to Charlie
[01:56:21] Kirk. 20 years from now, think about
[01:56:23] everything they have laid out. They have
[01:56:25] a bunch of stuff laid out. And that's
[01:56:27] what we need to do. We need to keep
[01:56:29] asking the questions. It's the only
[01:56:30] thing that keeps us free. In the words
[01:56:32] of Charlie Kirk, Pablo again, he's
[01:56:35] answering somebody. Miz amazing someone
[01:56:39] with money. Super chat to coach and tell
[01:56:42] him to get on Ancestry, get a
[01:56:45] subscription. I emailed Candace Owens
[01:56:47] the same info. Uh, tons of history on
[01:56:52] Stan Seymour. Oh, I have information on
[01:56:55] Stan Seymour. I actually have
[01:56:57] information on him. I completely forgot.
[01:57:00] How did I forget that? I actually Lance
[01:57:04] found information on him. How did I not
[01:57:06] talk about that? Where is it, Lance? Let
[01:57:10] me see. Let me see. Who is Lori?
[01:57:13] I have information on this guy. Um, his
[01:57:17] obituary. So mentioned survived by
[01:57:20] stunts son Stan Lee Clark. That's Lori.
[01:57:23] Uh Lori Moore Randall this that this
[01:57:27] that. Yeah, there's a whole bunch of
[01:57:30] information here. Let me see what I can
[01:57:32] actually
[01:57:34] I guess I'll click through on this. I
[01:57:36] hate clicking links. You have no idea.
[01:57:37] It's like nerve-wracking for me. So
[01:57:41] Buzz. So Walter Clark Buzz Moore, that's
[01:57:45] her father, but we're trying to find out
[01:57:47] about his Oh, wait, no. Yeah, that's his
[01:57:50] father. Died uh July 2010. He was born
[01:57:56] in Holly Springs to the late Chester and
[01:58:00] Bessie Spencer Moore. Devoted husband,
[01:58:02] outdoorsman,
[01:58:04] etc., etc. As a young man, played
[01:58:06] football. Keep going here. survived by
[01:58:09] wife 55 years Evelyn F. Wattley Moore
[01:58:14] sons Stanley Clark
[01:58:17] Lori Moore I don't know why Stanley
[01:58:20] Clark bracket Lori Moore I don't know
[01:58:23] why it's like that and I guess that's
[01:58:26] his wife Stanley's wife. Okay, that
[01:58:28] makes sense. So he's survived by a bunch
[01:58:31] of people. Uh there's not enough in this
[01:58:33] one. I wanted to find the actual
[01:58:34] information. this that this that nah I I
[01:58:38] don't have enough information yet. We'll
[01:58:40] we'll let you know when we find more
[01:58:42] information. I'm sure Candace is looking
[01:58:43] into it a whole bunch and she's getting
[01:58:45] all sent all sorts of tips, but I wanted
[01:58:47] to find the stuff about him being like a
[01:58:49] Mason and stuff like that. I I think I
[01:58:51] think that's him. Or maybe that's Greg
[01:58:52] Lock's grandfather. Um let's keep going
[01:58:55] here. Good morning, coach. Got my coffee
[01:58:56] and mints ready. Heather, is that you
[01:58:59] Heather?
[01:59:02] Uh, thanks for for letting me uh get
[01:59:04] that that monologue off, Heather. It it
[01:59:06] helped a lot. Uh, Heather, once again,
[01:59:09] uh, allegedly, maybe perhaps. Good
[01:59:11] morning, family. Thank you so much,
[01:59:13] Heather. We really appreciate you. Uh,
[01:59:15] Joel,
[01:59:17] what's going on, Joel? Thanks so much
[01:59:18] for this. Uh, did you ever look into the
[01:59:21] secret government program that dealt
[01:59:23] with clowns and hamburgers and French
[01:59:26] fries? Didn't take long for the CIA to
[01:59:29] shut down that program. Oh.
[01:59:32] MK Donald's is
[01:59:36] Hey, hey, hey.
[01:59:39] You You spent $20 to say that to me. MK
[01:59:42] Donald's, really? Really? It's fine. I
[01:59:46] appreciate it, but gez, come on now.
[01:59:50] I was really into it. I was like, "Oh,
[01:59:52] man. Hamburgers and fries." I'm like,
[01:59:54] "What are they made of people or
[01:59:55] something?" And then this guy says,
[01:59:57] "Mks."
[01:59:59] You know what? I wouldn't be surprised.
[02:00:00] Listen, if they if the agency got a hold
[02:00:03] of hip-hop and pretty much molded
[02:00:05] hip-hop into what it is from the very
[02:00:07] beginning, why wouldn't they do the same
[02:00:08] thing with MK Donald's? I mean, come on.
[02:00:12] I think I think they have their hands in
[02:00:13] a lot of different things. Uh, Kinetic
[02:00:16] Kinetic KD, love your lives. You're a
[02:00:18] natural. You were being bragged on
[02:00:22] Baron's podcast the other night. Whoop
[02:00:24] whoop. Let's get into it. Was he Was he
[02:00:26] bragging about me? I heard he said I was
[02:00:28] a natural. He said, he said, "I
[02:00:29] transitioned into live uh commentary
[02:00:32] really easily." Shout out to all my
[02:00:34] delivery workers at work right now, man.
[02:00:37] I used to be a delivery worker and good
[02:00:39] lord, how I used to love listening to
[02:00:41] podcasts. If there's anybody, if you're
[02:00:43] doing that right now, Logan, listening
[02:00:44] to me, shout out to you. Thank you so
[02:00:46] much. Morning, coach from SD. Um,
[02:00:51] do you mean SD cards? Is that what
[02:00:53] you're talking about? Hold on. Hold on.
[02:00:55] Is is this is this super chat from the
[02:00:57] SD cards? Is this from the the SD cards
[02:01:01] that were at that event? No, I'm
[02:01:02] kidding. Um Eric Foster says, "The Erica
[02:01:06] Kirk pick from D from Danks is pure
[02:01:09] nightmare fuel. She needs some Philly
[02:01:11] mints. Love the show." Yeah, man.
[02:01:13] Imagine seeing that. I'm up at what was
[02:01:15] it? 3:00 in the morning. 3:00 in the
[02:01:18] morning I'm up and then he just sends
[02:01:19] that to me. I just see it on my screen
[02:01:22] big and then it looks at me. I'm like,
[02:01:24] "Oh my gosh, why did you do that?" You
[02:01:28] know, first interaction I have with this
[02:01:30] guy. That's what he does. Geez. Montarch
[02:01:33] Articles. Montalk Art uh Chronicles 2014
[02:01:37] documentary. Must watch. Yes, it is.
[02:01:39] I've seen it. I had to watch it when we
[02:01:41] were researching for that episode. Me
[02:01:42] and my wife did. Um Keith, we have the
[02:01:46] most incredible team. You're all fired.
[02:01:54] That is so true. That is so true. We
[02:01:58] have the most incredible team here,
[02:02:00] guys. I mean, I'm just so proud of
[02:02:02] everybody.
[02:02:04] And um I think I heard Candace Owens on
[02:02:08] one of your devices. So, I'm firing all
[02:02:11] 55 of you. Have a great day. Have a good
[02:02:15] day. You know, it's what Charlie would
[02:02:16] have wanted. What?
[02:02:19] You're a man. You hit the nail on the
[02:02:21] head with that one, boy.
[02:02:23] Holy, man. It's so true. So true. I
[02:02:28] cannot imagine referencing my very
[02:02:31] recently husband my very recent
[02:02:33] husband's funeral as the event of the
[02:02:36] century. Absolutely diabolical. Love
[02:02:40] you, Colin. Thank you so much. Leon
[02:02:43] Leandis Leonis Leandis.
[02:02:48] I don't know. I don't know. Uh, always
[02:02:51] be true. And yeah, you're 100% right. I
[02:02:53] mean, the event of the year, the event
[02:02:55] of the century is such a crazy thing to
[02:02:58] say.
[02:03:00] I'm Everything with her is so odd, man.
[02:03:03] So odd. I'm telling you. I was talking
[02:03:05] about this before when I did an episode
[02:03:06] on just her.
[02:03:09] Everything is weird. And now that she's
[02:03:10] in this phase of being the CEO, it just
[02:03:13] gets even weirder. And listen, if she
[02:03:17] went from everything we've seen, trying
[02:03:19] to get into Hollywood, doing interviews,
[02:03:21] pageantry,
[02:03:23] um, live tv shows, reality shows, um,
[02:03:27] now this whole arc that she's living,
[02:03:31] why wouldn't they push her into
[02:03:32] politics?
[02:03:34] That's clearly the next thing. The next
[02:03:36] thing they're doing is pushing her into
[02:03:38] politics. I have no doubt that the next
[02:03:41] thing they do with Erica is they take
[02:03:44] her and they say, "Okay, now it's
[02:03:46] politics time." Um, 100% that's what
[02:03:49] they're going to do with her. There's no
[02:03:51] way that they're not going to do that
[02:03:53] with Erica. They're going to take her,
[02:03:56] they're going to take her and they're
[02:03:57] going to put her into politics. She's
[02:04:00] going to run with JD Vance. Uh, that's
[02:04:03] what I think. I mean, that listen,
[02:04:05] that's what Mikey McCoy said. And when
[02:04:06] does Mikey McCoy ever lie? He's not
[02:04:08] capable of lying, right? They said she'd
[02:04:11] she'd be great. She'd be Oh, she'd be
[02:04:13] fantastic
[02:04:15] as a as a VP. I was just like, "Wow."
[02:04:19] It's so weird that they're doing this.
[02:04:21] But I don't know, man. I don't know.
[02:04:23] We'll have to We'll have to see about
[02:04:24] that. But I I think that's the next step
[02:04:26] because why wouldn't they? They've
[02:04:28] already pushed her all this way. It's
[02:04:30] It's not even a far leap, right? she's
[02:04:33] the one who's now behind this, you know,
[02:04:35] uh, political organizing machine. All
[02:04:38] they have to do is just put her there
[02:04:40] and then hopefully the hope is that
[02:04:42] everybody who supports Turning Point
[02:04:44] then turns to her for voting and then
[02:04:47] slowly she starts building and building
[02:04:49] and building. But it's going to be
[02:04:50] terrible if they try it. It's going to
[02:04:51] be terrible. There's there's better
[02:04:52] people. It would be better if they went
[02:04:55] with if JD went with Gavin Newsome as
[02:04:59] his VP. It'd be a better decision.
[02:05:03] I don't like Gavin at all. It would be a
[02:05:05] better decision. It would just be such a
[02:05:08] bad decision, honestly. She would be the
[02:05:10] Tim Walsh of of the two, you know. Uh,
[02:05:13] always be true. Coach, the Zoom call was
[02:05:16] on April 22nd or sorry, September 22nd
[02:05:19] after Memorial, 10 day, 12 days after
[02:05:22] the death. Erica was slash is the
[02:05:25] happiest widow counting money. There you
[02:05:28] go. 100%. I mean, uh, that's what it
[02:05:31] seems like. Very happy. Too a little too
[02:05:34] happy. Peace, power, prosperity, full
[02:05:37] drink. What's your full name? Full
[02:05:39] drinking. Full drinking. Stay the
[02:05:42] course, bro. I am staying the course
[02:05:43] 100%. Thank you so much. Congratulations
[02:05:46] on your crown as well. Uh, Mel Clump,
[02:05:49] uh, Erica Kirk's speech. I am blown away
[02:05:52] with the number of people who love my
[02:05:55] husband and thank you all for your
[02:05:57] efforts. You will all hear from me very
[02:05:59] s You will all hear from me soon. Here
[02:06:02] is Andrew. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean the
[02:06:07] whole thing is just very weird.
[02:06:10] Let's keep going here. Ma, first super
[02:06:13] chat ever. When my husband was in the
[02:06:15] ICU, I was traumatized for months. Just
[02:06:18] the thought of losing him 33 years
[02:06:22] strong. I'm telling you, man. Just the
[02:06:24] thought the thought of not having your
[02:06:26] your wife, your husband is just I mean I
[02:06:30] get those thoughts sometimes and they're
[02:06:31] the it's the worst. It's the worst
[02:06:33] thought. It's the one thing that could
[02:06:35] like make me tear up right away thinking
[02:06:37] about that. I mean
[02:06:40] and then going through it and then 5
[02:06:42] days later it's like here's the thing. A
[02:06:44] lot of people will take that, right? A
[02:06:47] lot of regular people they'll take that
[02:06:49] and they'll be like oh what strength
[02:06:51] that's so she's so strong. I don't I
[02:06:54] don't see that as being strong. I don't
[02:06:56] see that as being strong. Not at all.
[02:06:58] Not at all. It it it doesn't sound like
[02:07:01] strength. Right. There's a certain
[02:07:03] There's a certain
[02:07:05] I don't know how to say it. There's
[02:07:07] something in the voice that you would
[02:07:08] hear where it's strength and her being
[02:07:10] strong. This literally sounded like her
[02:07:13] just being fine. Like she was completely
[02:07:15] fine.
[02:07:17] You know, on top of that, not being able
[02:07:19] to see them as they left the house,
[02:07:21] right? He just left cuz they didn't even
[02:07:23] get to kiss goodbye. That's what the
[02:07:24] story is. I mean, just knowing all these
[02:07:27] things, how hard it would be. How hard
[02:07:29] it should be.
[02:07:31] You know what? Somebody made a meme and
[02:07:33] they heard the microphone squeaking and
[02:07:35] then when they made the meme, they made
[02:07:37] my chair squeak. Let Let me tell you
[02:07:38] something, buddy. Let me tell you
[02:07:40] something, buddy. The chair doesn't
[02:07:42] squeak. All right? I'm not that big. My
[02:07:44] chair is not squeaking. All right? I
[02:07:47] just, you know, it kind of got to me
[02:07:48] there. I was like, "This guy is making
[02:07:51] my chair squeak like I'm 430 pounds."
[02:07:54] Um, Amy Amy says, "Uh, oh well,
[02:07:58] shouldn't laugh at this. My husband
[02:07:59] passed away three years ago." Oh, also
[02:08:01] just to uh this person here, Ma. Um, no
[02:08:05] condolences, but I'm sorry. I'm sorry
[02:08:07] you had to go through that. It's uh it's
[02:08:08] rough going through stuff like that. I
[02:08:10] couldn't imagine, you know, I could not
[02:08:12] imagine. Uh Amy Amy says, "My husband
[02:08:15] passed away three days ago and I still
[02:08:17] can't say dead." And Paul in the same
[02:08:21] sentence. He died of terminal cancer. We
[02:08:25] knew it was coming for two years. You
[02:08:27] knew it was coming two years. Yeah. See,
[02:08:31] uh condolences to you, Amy. And yeah,
[02:08:34] it's rough. It's rough. Yeah. Three
[02:08:36] years later, still can't do that. That's
[02:08:38] normal. That's normal. That's not
[02:08:41] abnormal. That's not her being
[02:08:43] performative. That is completely how it
[02:08:46] would be. Not being able to say it, not
[02:08:49] being able to think, not being able to,
[02:08:52] you know, walk through the house,
[02:08:56] wash the sheets cuz you don't want the
[02:08:58] smell to be gone. You know what I mean?
[02:08:59] Like that's that's normal stuff. It
[02:09:02] doesn't seem like she's going through
[02:09:03] any of that. Like not even a little bit,
[02:09:06] you know? Condolences to you once again.
[02:09:09] Um, Jessica says, "Dogs can typically
[02:09:12] sniff out psychopaths. I guarantee a
[02:09:14] therapy dog would have been barking
[02:09:17] nonstop."
[02:09:19] Come on. Therapy dogs are nice. They're
[02:09:22] good boys. They're good boys. Therapy
[02:09:24] dogs. Maybe though. You never know. You
[02:09:26] never know. You're right. They do. They
[02:09:28] do sniff out odd things. They got a They
[02:09:30] got a different sense than we do. So,
[02:09:32] you could be right there. Uh, she didn't
[02:09:34] want them speaking to outside count.
[02:09:37] Yeah, this wasn't helpful. It was a
[02:09:40] warning. Ah,
[02:09:43] that's so true.
[02:09:46] That's true. She didn't want them going
[02:09:49] to outside sources.
[02:09:51] And she was even like, we have pastors.
[02:09:53] And then think of who those pastors are,
[02:09:55] what they've shown themselves to be
[02:09:57] today.
[02:09:59] Rob McCoy, all of these people that I
[02:10:01] forget what that black pastor's name
[02:10:03] was. I think his name was John or
[02:10:04] something. The guy who's like dastardly
[02:10:05] dees. Candace Owens is evil and demonic,
[02:10:08] y'all.
[02:10:09] Evil and demonic.
[02:10:11] Now, we have a mock casket of Charlie
[02:10:14] right there. It is filled with voter
[02:10:15] registration forms. If you could please
[02:10:17] reach into that casket and pull out a
[02:10:19] voter registration form for me and leave
[02:10:21] me $2,000 inside the casket. Can I get
[02:10:23] an amen? That guy. Um,
[02:10:27] that guy. You see what they showed
[02:10:29] themselves to be, right? That's who she
[02:10:32] wanted them to see. You see what they're
[02:10:34] associated with, right? the
[02:10:35] psychological operations and stuff.
[02:10:37] That's who she wanted them to see.
[02:10:40] Interesting. That's again, that's more
[02:10:42] that's more project often at work. That
[02:10:44] is often at work right there. When you
[02:10:47] see stuff like that, that's often at
[02:10:49] work. Oh man, that's a good catch. Very
[02:10:52] good catch. Sarah Sarah Bear. Sarah
[02:10:54] Bear. Sarah Bear 12. Very good catch.
[02:10:57] You're 100% right about that. That was a
[02:10:59] warning. Go to these people, you know.
[02:11:04] Man, that place. I've seen people grieve
[02:11:08] more over a pet. Yeah, man. You know, I
[02:11:11] I love to watch reality TV slop. There
[02:11:15] was a show, I think it's called Selling
[02:11:17] the OC or Selling Sunset or whatever.
[02:11:19] It's like one of these reality shows
[02:11:21] where they're like, you know, they're
[02:11:23] they're it's drama in real estate. You
[02:11:26] know, I love real estate. Um I kind of
[02:11:29] love drama, too. I gotta be honest. Um,
[02:11:32] and I watch this show and at one point
[02:11:34] the owner of the company, his dog died
[02:11:37] and the guy had a funeral and this guy's
[02:11:39] giving a eulogy and he's not bubble
[02:11:42] crying. I mean, he breaks down. He's
[02:11:44] like and his and this lady who like
[02:11:47] bought the dog with him. They're like
[02:11:48] friends and they're both crying like all
[02:11:52] of their parents died at the same time.
[02:11:54] It It's just crazy. They're just going
[02:11:58] nuts. Yeah, people definitely grieve
[02:12:01] over dogs more than Erica has grieved
[02:12:04] over Charlie. 100%. Alpha. Alpha. Oh,
[02:12:09] also Alpha. Um, what is this? What
[02:12:12] What's What What is this here? How What
[02:12:15] is Oh, alpha jerk.
[02:12:19] I feel like you're going to make me say
[02:12:21] something I'm not supposed to say. All
[02:12:22] right, I'll just call you alpha. Thank
[02:12:24] you, Alpha. Connecticut. No, actually
[02:12:27] Charlie would like to get back to work
[02:12:29] and for you to take care of his babies.
[02:12:33] Yeah, probably. Probably. Right.
[02:12:36] Charlie's probably like, "Hey, where's
[02:12:37] the kids? What's going on? Why don't I
[02:12:40] see her with the kids?" Chris, holler at
[02:12:42] you. Thank you so much. Thank you so
[02:12:45] much. Really appreciate it. Myra. Myra.
[02:12:49] I honestly don't understand how people
[02:12:51] are against Candace. We when we
[02:12:53] constantly see how cringe Erica is, I
[02:12:56] genuinely feel for Candace. Charlie
[02:12:58] deserves so much better. Great show,
[02:13:00] coach. Yeah, he really did. He really
[02:13:02] deserved a lot better than what he was
[02:13:04] getting. All the people who
[02:13:08] were around him
[02:13:10] the day that it happened, you know, the
[02:13:12] month before, the people he's sending
[02:13:14] these text messages to. It's it's it's
[02:13:16] it's really sad. You know, like I said
[02:13:19] before, like imagine you send somebody
[02:13:21] who's supposed to be like security. You
[02:13:23] send them a message saying, "I think
[02:13:24] they're going to kill me." And they
[02:13:26] don't stop everything for what you say
[02:13:28] and they just go, "Oh man, don't worry.
[02:13:30] We got it beefed up. Don't worry, you'll
[02:13:31] be fine." It's kind of scary, man. You
[02:13:34] tell you tell one of your friends that
[02:13:35] and they go, "Oh, man. Come on. It's
[02:13:38] really like that's not the reaction you
[02:13:40] want from your friends when you tell
[02:13:42] them stuff like that. You want a
[02:13:43] reaction like they're like they're going
[02:13:44] to shut they want to shut down life and
[02:13:47] understand what exactly is happening to
[02:13:49] you. You know what I mean? Uh this is
[02:13:51] going to end up a 2020 special probably.
[02:13:55] Uh CK was sacrificed. Yeah. Kind of like
[02:13:58] Kobe honestly. Honestly, you look at
[02:14:00] Kobe, what happened to him? What
[02:14:03] happened to Charlie? It's very much
[02:14:04] similar. And they're using it for it
[02:14:07] seems like, you know, allegedly using it
[02:14:09] for spiritual purposes. That's what it
[02:14:11] seems like to me. Grief comes in waves.
[02:14:13] My husband is dead. So anyways, this is
[02:14:17] TPA.
[02:14:20] Jeez, I was about to say condolences. My
[02:14:23] husband is dead. So anyways, this is
[02:14:25] Turning Point 2.0. Please use paid leave
[02:14:29] and get back to work or get back to
[02:14:31] work. Yeah. Yeah. Release the files
[02:14:33] 100%.
[02:14:35] 100%. That's so funny. I was about to be
[02:14:38] like, "Condolences, guys." You know,
[02:14:40] really sorry about that. You got me. You
[02:14:42] got me there, honestly. Uh, catch the
[02:14:44] June bug. What's going on? Catch the
[02:14:46] June bug. Guys, in Erica's defense, she
[02:14:48] has had a lot longer time to grieve and
[02:14:52] adjust than we have. Oh. Oh, I see what
[02:14:55] you did there. I see what you did there.
[02:14:58] Okay. You have to be from Baron's high
[02:15:01] IQ outfit. That's where you're from.
[02:15:03] 100%. That's where you're from. That's a
[02:15:06] good joke. That's a good She's had She's
[02:15:09] had a lot more time. You know, she
[02:15:10] started grieving in Fort Wuka.
[02:15:14] She started grieving out in Fort Wuka.
[02:15:17] She was like, "This is going to be hard.
[02:15:18] This is going to be hard." Yeah. No,
[02:15:21] this one. This one. Yeah. I'm kidding.
[02:15:24] I'm kidding. That didn't happen. She She
[02:15:26] didn't do that, guys. Come on. Come on.
[02:15:29] She's a good lady. She's a good lady.
[02:15:31] Loves a good sparkly pants suit. Who
[02:15:33] doesn't? Uh Ferguson says, "Erica Kirk's
[02:15:36] beyond evil, cold, and callous. No
[02:15:38] emotion." Speaking of Charlie, less than
[02:15:41] two weeks after he passed. Oh, staff,
[02:15:43] grieve on your own dime. Get back to
[02:15:45] work. Yeah, it doesn't it really doesn't
[02:15:47] sound like it. She sounds like she's
[02:15:49] kind of just
[02:15:51] like, yeah, you know, he's dead. My
[02:15:52] husband's dead. My husband's dead. Like,
[02:15:56] you know, and kind of using it as like a
[02:15:58] little bit of a weapon like, "Hey, if
[02:15:59] you guys have beef with each other and
[02:16:00] there's like back and forth happening,
[02:16:01] my husband's dead, just so you know."
[02:16:03] It's like I Are you going to cry? No.
[02:16:08] Are you sure? You should probably cry in
[02:16:11] front of us while you're talking about
[02:16:12] your husband being dead. She's like, I
[02:16:14] would, but we sold so many hats
[02:16:20] and the fact that we sold so many hats.
[02:16:24] Here's what I want you to do. You want
[02:16:25] me to package up the hats? No. I want
[02:16:27] you to package up a bunch of bracelets.
[02:16:29] That's what we're going to do instead.
[02:16:30] We keep the hats. We throw them out into
[02:16:32] the crowd like Charlie used to do. This
[02:16:34] is a win-win, guys. We're donating the
[02:16:37] hats and then we write it off as a
[02:16:39] donation. What? Ma'am, we can't do that.
[02:16:43] I'm kidding. They would never. They
[02:16:47] would never. They're good people at
[02:16:48] Turning Point. Let's keep going here,
[02:16:50] guys. Uh, what?
[02:16:56] A million dollars in hats noon gets
[02:16:59] basically stolen. Uh, yeah. Yeah. Well,
[02:17:04] basically, right, that's exactly what I
[02:17:06] was just saying. Basically, you know, uh
[02:17:09] Nessie, again, uh condolences to Nessie.
[02:17:12] I had to read this one outside
[02:17:15] of the um outside
[02:17:19] YouTube studio for mod plus volume.
[02:17:22] Good. You can use a YouTube studio for
[02:17:26] mod. Can I? What do you Oh, I can mod
[02:17:30] people in YouTube studio. This is Lance
[02:17:32] telling me he's telling me what to do.
[02:17:35] You know, if you're going to tell me
[02:17:36] what to do, Lance, you gota you got to
[02:17:37] leave more money than two bucks, you
[02:17:38] know.
[02:17:41] No, I will do I will do exactly what
[02:17:42] you're saying. I I modded Joel. Joel is
[02:17:45] in. Uh next is Whitney. And then there's
[02:17:48] a bunch of other ones you told me to uh
[02:17:50] mod up and I will make sure that gets
[02:17:52] done. Um sorry for being so uh busy all
[02:17:56] the time trying to put this stuff
[02:17:58] together. This guy has been an amazing
[02:18:00] help. absolutely amazing. He's the one
[02:18:02] that gave me all the information that I
[02:18:03] that I've been reading about. Uh has a
[02:18:07] channel of his own, too. He goes real
[02:18:09] deep. Goes super deep. Uh the Huxables
[02:18:11] grieved more on the Cosby Show for
[02:18:14] Theo's Dead Goldfish than Erica grieved
[02:18:16] for Charlie. Good show, coach. Well, you
[02:18:19] got to understand that, you know, that's
[02:18:21] a little bit that's a little bit harsh.
[02:18:24] Bill Cosby, his wife, um, you know, his
[02:18:27] son, daughters in that show, they're all
[02:18:29] much better actors than Erica is. You
[02:18:31] know, they're much better at acting. I'm
[02:18:33] just saying. I'm just saying there's
[02:18:35] there's levels to this acting thing. You
[02:18:36] can't just jump in and think you're just
[02:18:38] going to be acting all crazy, you know.
[02:18:40] Uh, morning, coach. Keep going live.
[02:18:42] Yes, ma'am. Jeffrey, it took uh it only
[02:18:46] took four years to move. It only took
[02:18:49] Erica four years to move up from
[02:18:50] low-level job interview to CEO of a $250
[02:18:54] million nonprofit. Impressive for a
[02:18:57] deep,
[02:19:02] come on, Mr. Smith. Come on. Geez. I
[02:19:07] didn't see that coming. I didn't see
[02:19:08] that. It's so big on the screen. I
[02:19:10] didn't see it coming. Impressive, even
[02:19:11] for a demon. That is amazing. That is so
[02:19:14] funny. That is so funny. and probably
[02:19:16] more truth than we realize. Powerful uh
[02:19:19] Powell puppy life. I've been doing some
[02:19:21] research and I believe that Erica Kirk
[02:19:24] is a clone of her mother. I know that
[02:19:28] sounds weird. Not to me. Not to me. It
[02:19:30] doesn't sound weird, but I'm working on
[02:19:31] proving it. Hey, listen.
[02:19:34] Listen. Do it. Figure it out. If it's
[02:19:37] true, that would be that would be so
[02:19:42] cool. I mean, terrifying, but so cool. I
[02:19:45] mean, especially if you proved it,
[02:19:48] there's there's honestly no way for you
[02:19:50] to prove it. Um, it would be very hard.
[02:19:52] One thing, you'd have to find pictures
[02:19:55] of her mother when she was younger and
[02:19:58] they would I think in Clone World, you'd
[02:20:01] have they'd have to be identical. They
[02:20:03] couldn't just kind of look alike. They
[02:20:05] would be identical because it's clone,
[02:20:07] right? I I don't know. So, let me know.
[02:20:10] Let me know if you if you get that one
[02:20:12] going. You know what? Don't even let me
[02:20:14] know if you figure that out. Make your
[02:20:16] own channel cuz you're going to blow up
[02:20:18] overnight. I'll tell you something. If
[02:20:20] you figure that out, go ahead and just
[02:20:22] create a channel. Uh Ally Alli says,
[02:20:26] "This is immensely
[02:20:29] strange." Oh, I love it. Perfect. Uh
[02:20:31] Erica is a robot or a demon or a robotic
[02:20:35] demon. Love what you're doing live now.
[02:20:37] I'm a big fan. Charlie's Angels. Not the
[02:20:40] mintgiving angels, but the good kind.
[02:20:42] Yes, ma'am. Thank you. Or man. Or man.
[02:20:46] There's I can't tell. I think is uh
[02:20:51] I'm going to say you. I'm just going to
[02:20:53] call you you. No, no offense. Um
[02:20:58] anyway, uh Bibbs Bibbs says, "I went to
[02:21:01] Quest Academy and this whole
[02:21:03] investigation is really freaking me out.
[02:21:05] Rethinking my entire life now." Uh if
[02:21:08] you really went to Quest, let me know.
[02:21:10] If you want to talk about it, let me
[02:21:11] know. let me know uh what you went
[02:21:13] through. I can give you some perspective
[02:21:15] on things because I know what tests that
[02:21:17] they were doing in the gateway program
[02:21:19] versus what they were doing in the
[02:21:20] schools. Um and there is a heavy
[02:21:22] connection. Quest was known as one of
[02:21:25] the ones that did the most tests that
[02:21:27] were similar to what the agency was
[02:21:29] doing. So, if you're willing to talk, uh
[02:21:31] hit me up on Instagram. Hit me up on
[02:21:32] Instagram. Screenshot this and uh let's
[02:21:35] talk about it because uh I would I would
[02:21:37] love to break that down with you. Uh
[02:21:39] pocket chat pocket change. Does that say
[02:21:41] pocket change Philadelphia? Oh,
[02:21:43] philanthropist. Okay. I thought I
[02:21:45] thought it was really cool. Erica seems
[02:21:48] genuinely genuinely relieved. Almost
[02:21:50] like she's glad he's gone. I just can't
[02:21:52] wrap my head around feeling that way.
[02:21:55] Yeah, it's weird. It It's this very
[02:21:57] weird thing. It's odd.
[02:22:00] It's odd. 9,000 watching, 2,000 shares.
[02:22:03] How do you know how many shares?
[02:22:06] Make it make sense. 9,000 watching,
[02:22:08] 2,000 shares. How do you know there how
[02:22:10] many shares there are? Are you talking
[02:22:11] about likes? Nah, more people have to
[02:22:15] like. I mean, it really helps. There's
[02:22:16] 9,000 here. You all hit that like. I
[02:22:18] mean, it just it helps beyond what you
[02:22:21] could even fathom. I mean, beyond what I
[02:22:24] could even fathom because they don't
[02:22:25] actually tell us, but um they tell us
[02:22:27] that it helps. Uh, Jacqueline Jacqueline
[02:22:29] says, "I lost my soul sister, my
[02:22:32] Jonathan 13 years ago, and I still cry
[02:22:36] ugly cry over it sometimes when I talk
[02:22:40] about her. Erica's behavior is not
[02:22:42] normal." Yeah. And I'm sorry. Sorry for
[02:22:44] your loss.
[02:22:46] Soul soul sister. Sometimes that hurts
[02:22:48] more than family, you know, because you
[02:22:53] actually had to go out and find each
[02:22:54] other. So, it's it hits a little
[02:22:56] differently when they're gone because
[02:22:58] you felt like they're they're supposed
[02:23:00] to be there the whole time. You know,
[02:23:02] you kind of know your parents are going
[02:23:03] to go. You don't know that your your
[02:23:05] best friends are going to go, you know?
[02:23:07] I had my dad go and then like a month
[02:23:09] later my best friend passed away. And I
[02:23:10] was like, "Oh, this is crazy. This is
[02:23:13] why is that happening?" Or it was like
[02:23:15] two months later or something like that.
[02:23:17] And you know what? They gave me time off
[02:23:18] for my dad. It was like three days. And
[02:23:21] then when my best friend died, they
[02:23:22] didn't give me any time off.
[02:23:25] Oh man, that's how you create villains.
[02:23:27] That's how you create villains. I'm
[02:23:29] really sorry for your loss, though. I'm
[02:23:30] really sorry for your loss. Condolences.
[02:23:33] Condolences in the chat, please. What
[02:23:35] are those? Hearts. Hearts. Hearts in the
[02:23:37] chat. Uh Dee Dee uh says, "Hey, coach.
[02:23:41] Definitely something wrong with Erica.
[02:23:43] Took uh I took care of my dad 11 years
[02:23:46] and he passed unexpectedly 10 years ago.
[02:23:49] I still have not accepted it. when his
[02:23:51] death day rolls around or his birthday.
[02:23:55] I feel it in my soul and I cry a lot.
[02:23:58] I'm sorry for your loss. Yeah. Yeah. See
[02:24:01] th this is what you guys are hearing is
[02:24:03] normal. These are normal reactions. This
[02:24:06] is how people get, you know. Yeah. Like
[02:24:08] I my dad passed away. I didn't have that
[02:24:10] great of a relationship with my dad. I
[02:24:11] still cried, you know, uh, when I was by
[02:24:14] myself, es, you know, cuz it was still
[02:24:17] hard cuz there's still so many questions
[02:24:19] to ask and when somebody's gone, they're
[02:24:20] gone. But, you know, my mom, I'm
[02:24:23] actually, you know, I was raised by my
[02:24:24] mom, of course. And even thinking about
[02:24:27] that is like horrifying to me. I'm like,
[02:24:30] I don't even know what I'm going to do.
[02:24:31] Like, I know what's going to happen one
[02:24:32] day. I don't even know what I'm going to
[02:24:33] do. I'm I always think I'm like, am I
[02:24:35] going to be able to handle this? Like,
[02:24:37] what's going to happen? Am I going to
[02:24:38] like am I going to break down? like I've
[02:24:40] never nothing like this has ever
[02:24:42] happened before. It's It's crazy. So, I
[02:24:45] could not imagine. I could not imagine,
[02:24:47] you know. Sorry for your loss again. Oh
[02:24:50] my gosh. So many people. Jeez, you're
[02:24:52] trying to make me cry, guys. I lost my
[02:24:54] son two years ago uh this month and had
[02:24:59] to highly
[02:25:01] uh medicate the first two weeks. I know
[02:25:04] the loss of a spouse is different, but I
[02:25:06] don't see grief. The gross casket video
[02:25:10] speaks volumes.
[02:25:12] Oh yeah, when I first saw that video, I
[02:25:14] was like, you know, maybe that's just
[02:25:15] what she's doing. Maybe that's just, you
[02:25:17] know, I'm like, h, you know, maybe
[02:25:18] that's just like normal. And then when I
[02:25:20] saw the first speech, I was like, ah,
[02:25:22] you know, that's, you know, maybe she's
[02:25:24] just mad, you know. You know, and then
[02:25:27] as it just kept going, I was like, this
[02:25:29] doesn't seem this doesn't seem normal at
[02:25:31] all. Not at all. And I'm sorry for your
[02:25:33] loss, Breeie. Bree the Bree. I'm very
[02:25:37] sorry for your loss. I uh I hope you're
[02:25:40] doing all right. It's a It's a rough
[02:25:42] thing. I can't even think about that. I
[02:25:43] just you know, my kids are still babies.
[02:25:46] I don't even know what I would Oh man,
[02:25:48] it would just be terrible. Um May
[02:25:53] Jay says, "I almost wonder if her
[02:25:56] excitement, quote unquote, is her sigh
[02:25:58] of relief like she's finally in the
[02:26:00] spotlight she's worked so hard for
[02:26:02] throughout the years and doesn't have to
[02:26:04] play perfect housewife anymore." you
[02:26:07] know that is a thing right like think
[02:26:10] about it she has been fighting to get
[02:26:13] into Hollywood for a long time and you
[02:26:16] know if if I go deeper here
[02:26:18] you know there is a thing I I believe
[02:26:21] there is in Hollywood in Hollywood for
[02:26:25] you to achieve certain levels of success
[02:26:28] there are certain things that must be
[02:26:30] done um certain things that have to be
[02:26:33] removed from your life um and it's part
[02:26:36] of ritual
[02:26:38] and you don't know what they are
[02:26:40] exactly. You don't know what's going to
[02:26:41] happen. Basically, you're fighting for
[02:26:43] fame and you don't know what you're
[02:26:46] going to have to give up. It's kind of a
[02:26:48] mystery, but and this is the type of
[02:26:51] games that the devil plays. Hey, I want
[02:26:53] this. I want this immense amount of
[02:26:55] fame. And it's like, okay, you're going
[02:26:57] to get the fame, but it's going to be
[02:26:59] because something happens terrible.
[02:27:03] Something ter like something that you
[02:27:04] love. it's going to be terrible and it's
[02:27:06] going to be taken away from you and then
[02:27:08] you're going to be in that position. You
[02:27:09] know, he doesn't tell you that. He just
[02:27:11] says you want the fame. I got you. Don't
[02:27:13] even worry about it. And then you get it
[02:27:15] and you realize like, oh, this is what I
[02:27:17] had to give up. Cuz if you look in
[02:27:19] Hollywood, you know, cuz I've done many
[02:27:20] videos on Hollywood. You look in
[02:27:22] Hollywood, there's a lot a lot of people
[02:27:26] pretty much all of them who end up with
[02:27:30] family members passing. You know, going
[02:27:33] back to Kanye, Kanye was very honest
[02:27:35] about this. Kanye was very honest about
[02:27:38] this. He was like, "My mom was a
[02:27:40] sacrifice." He said it. He said it. And
[02:27:43] he named a bunch of people who have also
[02:27:45] done the same thing back when he was not
[02:27:47] in his right state. You know, pre
[02:27:50] pre-apology. Pre-apology. Um,
[02:27:55] who knows? Who knows? You know, he named
[02:27:57] Michael Jordan. Said Michael Jordan gave
[02:28:00] up his dad. like he he was talking about
[02:28:02] it. That's a real thing in Hollywood.
[02:28:05] And I think, you know, this political
[02:28:07] machine and all this stuff, I think this
[02:28:09] is adjacent to Hollywood. This is
[02:28:11] connected to Hollywood. I think politics
[02:28:13] in general is connected to Hollywood.
[02:28:16] So,
[02:28:18] you never know what you'll have to give
[02:28:19] up for the things that you want,
[02:28:21] especially if you don't go about it the
[02:28:23] right way. You go about it a dark way.
[02:28:25] Um, Coco Koko Saget, I want to I want a
[02:28:30] side byside video comparing Sharon
[02:28:33] Osborne grieving and Erica grieving. You
[02:28:36] will see what real grieving is. Yeah.
[02:28:39] Well, Sharon um, you know, despite what
[02:28:41] you might think about, you know,
[02:28:42] politics or this or that. Yeah. She she
[02:28:45] loved that guy. I mean, everybody
[02:28:47] remembers back in the day watching like
[02:28:48] that show. I don't know if you watched
[02:28:49] it. I watched it. You know, their little
[02:28:52] reality show they had. She loved that
[02:28:54] dude. She really loved that dude. Like
[02:28:57] really really loved that dude. Yeah, it
[02:29:00] seemed it seemed like it to me at least.
[02:29:02] Um Josh says, "Check out Dean Coots
[02:29:05] book, Night Chills, Mortal Kombat Ultra.
[02:29:07] Please look into it." What's his name?
[02:29:09] Dean Coots. Is that how am I saying it
[02:29:12] completely wrong? Uh Dean Coots.
[02:29:17] See, I feel like you're getting me to
[02:29:18] say something I shouldn't be saying, you
[02:29:20] know? That's what I feel like's going on
[02:29:21] here. I'm going to look into it. Um
[02:29:26] because it's couns
[02:29:34] November 20 uh 20 uh 22nd
[02:29:39] uh back in '09 and my mom
[02:29:42] January 11th on 2011 and I still can't
[02:29:46] talk about it without crying. If I lost
[02:29:48] my husband I'd be a mess. Yeah, I'm
[02:29:51] sorry for your loss. Very sorry for your
[02:29:52] loss. Yeah, of course. Of course that's
[02:29:54] how you'd feel. You know, it just again,
[02:29:59] it's all odd. And I know I know what's
[02:30:01] going to happen online. People are going
[02:30:03] to say Candace is terrible for what
[02:30:04] she's doing. Anybody that's questioning
[02:30:06] this Zoom call, there was even somebody
[02:30:08] who claimed he was on the Zoom call. I
[02:30:11] forget who it was. I had them pulled up.
[02:30:13] I had a clip of them pulled up and
[02:30:15] they're like, "Nothing happened."
[02:30:17] They're like, "Nothing was happening. It
[02:30:19] was a normal call." No, it wasn't, man.
[02:30:22] And that's the that's going to be the
[02:30:24] narrative how it was all normal and you
[02:30:26] know you don't know what strength is.
[02:30:28] It's going to be this weird painting of
[02:30:30] it that's going to happen on X. If
[02:30:31] you're not on X, I mean thank your lucky
[02:30:34] stars. The type of stuff they try to
[02:30:36] pull off on us is absolutely ridiculous
[02:30:38] on there, man. But that's what's going
[02:30:40] to happen. Britain, I'm going to call
[02:30:43] you Foster. Okay. Uh call was like a
[02:30:47] sales team call after they win the
[02:30:50] month. Exactly. That's exactly what it
[02:30:53] was like. KPIs, goals, deals, close,
[02:30:56] laughs, jokes, goals for next year.
[02:30:59] Heartbreaking. That's exactly what it
[02:31:01] was like. 100%. Uh, Dora, Dora the
[02:31:05] Builder, I've enjoyed I've been enjoying
[02:31:07] your videos and lives. Funny Erica
[02:31:09] mentioning all the hats that were sold,
[02:31:11] but Wolves in Finance said people aren't
[02:31:13] getting their hats. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.
[02:31:15] He said they're getting bracelets
[02:31:16] instead. I know. I know. I can't wait
[02:31:18] for his next video. Uh, Bmon, it's time
[02:31:21] to question Philadelphia letter. Oh, the
[02:31:25] Philadelphia letter. That's true. That
[02:31:28] should be questioned. I would love to
[02:31:29] know about that. That's a hard one,
[02:31:31] though. I don't know if Candace can get
[02:31:32] a hold of that. I don't know if she can
[02:31:34] get a hold of that. You know, that's not
[02:31:36] a Turning Point insider that would have
[02:31:37] to give her that whole thing. You know,
[02:31:39] that would be rough. Um, but I can I can
[02:31:42] see that guy completely making that
[02:31:43] story up. Of course, the Emperor of
[02:31:45] Philadelphia, I can see him making that
[02:31:47] up 100%. Um, Peter Teal. Whose card is
[02:31:52] this? Peter Teal, Elon Musk's
[02:31:54] grandfather and JD's and JD are all
[02:31:59] advocates for a technocrat. Yeah, I
[02:32:02] heard that about Elon Musk's
[02:32:04] grandfather. Yeah, that he really wants
[02:32:06] like tech to take over. Peter Teal talks
[02:32:09] exactly like Joe Rogan talks about AI
[02:32:12] making decisions in government uh ruled
[02:32:14] by scientists and engineers. There is a
[02:32:17] corresponding map which includes
[02:32:18] Greenland and V Venezuela. That makes
[02:32:21] sense. Well, Greenland for sure for um
[02:32:24] for the rare rare medals I believe they
[02:32:26] have. And then Venezuela for sure
[02:32:29] because because of all that sweet money,
[02:32:32] all that money. Oh my god, there's just
[02:32:35] so much. 13 trillion. Hi. Hi y'all. Hi
[02:32:38] y'all. I know I'm not supposed to be in
[02:32:40] this meeting. I'm Lindsey Graham. Y'all
[02:32:42] know me. I was just wondering when are
[02:32:44] y'all going to start counting the money?
[02:32:45] I don't even need any of the money. I
[02:32:47] just want to be there when you're
[02:32:48] counting it. I never seen 13 trillion.
[02:32:51] Can I see 13 trillion dollars? Lindsey
[02:32:54] Graham just worth a hundred million for
[02:32:56] some reason, you know? Just just worth
[02:32:59] like nine figures. How how how
[02:33:03] did you do it? Break it down for us,
[02:33:05] please. Anyway, Philly killed Kirk with
[02:33:09] hired people, framed Tyler as the lone
[02:33:12] gunman, helped with Turning Point to
[02:33:14] include Erica and the FBI/GV
[02:33:18] knew about it in advance, and many
[02:33:20] people helped plan what happened
[02:33:22] allegedly. This is allegedly maybe
[02:33:23] perhaps common sense.
[02:33:26] Common spelled with a K. Um, yeah. I
[02:33:30] mean, yeah, that's what it seems like.
[02:33:32] It seems like something within the realm
[02:33:35] of what you just said has happened. I
[02:33:37] don't know if all the figures you're
[02:33:39] talking about are involved, but it seems
[02:33:41] like something along those lines has
[02:33:44] taken place. Don't get it. Really don't
[02:33:47] get it. But um I don't know. We'll see.
[02:33:50] We'll Or maybe we won't. Maybe we won't
[02:33:53] see. I don't know. I don't know, man.
[02:33:56] It's It's really It's really crazy. But
[02:33:58] again, I say it all the time.
[02:33:59] Immortalizing someone as your biggest
[02:34:01] supporter would be the thing to do. That
[02:34:03] would be the smartest thing to do. If
[02:34:06] before he changes his opinion
[02:34:08] completely, if you can immortalize him
[02:34:11] as your biggest supporter ever, that's
[02:34:14] the best thing to do. It's the smartest
[02:34:17] thing to do. I don't know. Maybe I'm
[02:34:20] terrible. Maybe BB's hearing me say that
[02:34:22] and he's like, "That's disgusting." Oh,
[02:34:25] how dare you? That is absolutely vile.
[02:34:28] Maybe that. Yeah. Uh Jeffrey, she wasn't
[02:34:31] grieving because she had already grieved
[02:34:34] several weeks before project mint day
[02:34:37] with 250 mil for her VP run. She's now
[02:34:42] demon focused on project 2030 mint day
[02:34:47] 2.0 becoming president. Oh my god. Could
[02:34:49] you imagine? Could you imagine how
[02:34:52] terrible that would be? You know what I
[02:34:54] mean? It would be terrible.
[02:34:56] Uh, PS, heads up. Chest out always,
[02:35:00] brother. You were built for this and we
[02:35:03] really appreciate you and your lovely
[02:35:04] wife loaning you to us at times. Two
[02:35:08] beautiful souls. Thank you so much, man.
[02:35:10] Really appreciate that. Um, let's keep
[02:35:12] going here. There's a bunch. Um, how do
[02:35:16] I say it? How do I say it? How do I say
[02:35:19] it?
[02:35:20] as
[02:35:22] deflate
[02:35:24] as a asdleet. Oh, I said it right.
[02:35:27] Right. Asdleet. Anyway, I animated your
[02:35:32] Andrew and Mikey McCoy monologue, tagged
[02:35:34] you on Twitter. I've also made a Candace
[02:35:37] O Candace Intelligence Agency trailer
[02:35:40] that you're in also and uh and also
[02:35:43] created a couple of logos for you. I can
[02:35:45] design your new stuff. Hit me up. Big
[02:35:48] fan. You hit me up. Hit me up on um hit
[02:35:51] me up on Instagram when it comes to like
[02:35:52] designs and stuff. And are you the
[02:35:54] person who took the Beas and Buttad
[02:35:56] scene and put Andrew Kovette's face on
[02:36:00] Beas?
[02:36:02] This is actually a really I I don't even
[02:36:03] know if I can show this because I know
[02:36:05] it's owned by Comedy Central. I think
[02:36:06] it's Comedy Central, but it's Andrew
[02:36:09] Kvette's head on Beas and it's the thing
[02:36:12] where he's like TP for my bung hole. I
[02:36:14] TP I need TP for my B because they're
[02:36:16] all grabbing toilet paper because you
[02:36:18] know TP turning point. So they're all
[02:36:20] gathering up uh toilet paper and it's
[02:36:23] Andrew Kovett. He's like I need TP for
[02:36:24] my bung hole. I need TP. It's pretty
[02:36:27] good. It's pretty it's pretty good. If
[02:36:28] that's you, solid job. Solid job if
[02:36:31] that's you. If not, tag me again in what
[02:36:34] you're talking about because uh that one
[02:36:36] was crazy. I saw that this morning. Uh
[02:36:38] have you ever looked into Bohemian
[02:36:40] Grove? Do of course I have. I've made uh
[02:36:42] the
[02:36:44] I'm making your chicken now. Thanks,
[02:36:45] honey. Thanks for making the chicken
[02:36:47] now. I think she's listening. Thank you
[02:36:48] for making the chicken now, honey. I
[02:36:50] really appreciate it. Um
[02:36:52] but yes, I have looked into it. I've
[02:36:54] made episodes about it. It's uh it's
[02:36:56] pretty weird. You know, you know why
[02:36:58] it's weird?
[02:36:59] Because um Kid Rock and Joe Rogan
[02:37:03] actually got invited. When Joe Rogan was
[02:37:05] interviewing Kid Rock, Kid Rock revealed
[02:37:06] he's like, "I got invited." And then Joe
[02:37:08] kind of like he's like, "I got invited,
[02:37:10] too." And they started laughing about it
[02:37:12] a little bit. They said that they didn't
[02:37:13] want to go or No, no. Kid Rock went. Joe
[02:37:16] said he didn't want to go, but Kid Rock
[02:37:18] actually went and he said it was really
[02:37:20] really weird and it was just like a
[02:37:22] bunch of famous people. Um, but when you
[02:37:25] look into it, it's odd. It's cuz it it's
[02:37:28] presented like it's just this thing with
[02:37:30] this owl, but it's like this huge
[02:37:32] campuslike place. It's huge. There's
[02:37:35] actually like a little train that you
[02:37:36] get in to go from place to place. It's
[02:37:39] really weird. Um, there's a lot to it
[02:37:41] when you look into it, but it is odd and
[02:37:43] it's like these little dorm rooms that
[02:37:45] all these super famous and influential
[02:37:47] people stay in. It's a very odd thing.
[02:37:50] You know, there's been a video uh past
[02:37:52] Bal
[02:37:54] Tones past him. There's actually a newer
[02:37:56] video of somebody uh going there when
[02:37:59] it's not active and they're like trying
[02:38:00] to go into like the dorm rooms and like
[02:38:02] they they paddle up cuz there's like
[02:38:04] there's like a river and stuff um or a
[02:38:06] lake. I I I don't know. It's a body of
[02:38:08] water that he's like paddling through.
[02:38:10] He gets in, he goes into the dorm rooms
[02:38:12] and everything. He's like looking
[02:38:13] around. It's a really interesting video.
[02:38:15] You can find that on YouTube, but yes, I
[02:38:17] have looked into it quite a bit. Been
[02:38:19] looking into it for about 15 years,
[02:38:21] quite honestly. Uh, calling the memorial
[02:38:23] event the event of the century. Wild
[02:38:26] Young Cheese, thank you so much. Uh,
[02:38:29] sitting in front. What? What happened
[02:38:31] there? Sitting in front.
[02:38:35] I want to click like on your thing.
[02:38:36] There you go. Uh, sitting
[02:38:40] sitting in the
[02:38:42] in the doctor's office watching Coach
[02:38:46] Dr. Karen says she watches too. Whoop
[02:38:49] whoop. That's crazy. That's crazy. I've
[02:38:51] never met anybody that watches my show.
[02:38:54] You know, it's wild that there's so many
[02:38:55] of you out there. It'd be cra It'd be
[02:38:57] crazy to run into somebody who's like,
[02:38:58] "I know you from the YouTube." I'd be
[02:39:00] like, "What? What are you talking
[02:39:00] about?" I might act like it's not me
[02:39:03] just to get away. Is it the X-Men
[02:39:05] mansion in New York? Yes, it is. Yes. In
[02:39:09] the same place as Camp Hero. The X-Men
[02:39:12] thing is in upstate New York. Yes. Yes.
[02:39:16] It is based on the same thing. It's
[02:39:19] called Camp Hero. And X-Men is a little
[02:39:22] school for superheroes. It is based on
[02:39:24] the exact same thing. Stranger Things,
[02:39:27] Camp Hero, X-Men. It is all based on the
[02:39:30] exact same story. They're taking from an
[02:39:33] actual thing that took place. It's
[02:39:35] crazy. It's crazy when you start looking
[02:39:38] into it. It's so wild. Anyway, let's
[02:39:41] keep going here. And think of it. The
[02:39:43] girl, what's her name? Millie Millie
[02:39:45] Bobby. Millie Bobby Brown. Like there's
[02:39:47] a scene where she has like a thing on
[02:39:49] her head, right? Like it's like some
[02:39:50] thing that's like on her brain, like
[02:39:52] electrodes and whatnot. What does it
[02:39:54] look like? It looks like exactly like
[02:39:56] Professor X. Professor X wears the exact
[02:39:58] same thing in X-Men. And it helps what?
[02:40:01] It helps amplify his powers. exactly the
[02:40:04] same thing as her. It's based on the
[02:40:06] same thing. Do you understand? It's
[02:40:08] based on the exact same thing. It's
[02:40:09] crazy. Uh let's keep going here. Uh I
[02:40:12] lost three people. Cousin, friend, 30
[02:40:14] plus years, and my godmother. I told
[02:40:17] someone that I'm one more away from
[02:40:22] taking the longest hiatus from work. You
[02:40:25] know, uh I'm sorry for your loss. Your
[02:40:28] losses.
[02:40:31] Yeah. And they come. They come. They
[02:40:32] they they start coming when you get
[02:40:34] older, man. You know, my mom constantly
[02:40:36] is telling me about people that passed
[02:40:37] away like all the time. All the time.
[02:40:41] Every It's like every week we go we go
[02:40:43] see her every week. Every week she's
[02:40:45] telling us about another person, another
[02:40:47] person. You know, and now my wife's all
[02:40:50] pregnant and she gets sad. I'm like,
[02:40:51] "Mom, stop telling us about death all
[02:40:53] the time, please." Like, I I have to I
[02:40:55] have to be like, "Mom, that's enough.
[02:40:56] Please." Like, like will come into the
[02:40:59] house, she's watching a funeral. I'm
[02:41:00] like, "God, geez. Come on. Again,
[02:41:05] because they're not like close friends
[02:41:07] or anything. It's like people like she
[02:41:08] knows, you know? So, it's like, come on.
[02:41:10] They're not like family members or
[02:41:12] anything. It's not like her mom passes
[02:41:13] away and I'm like, "Mom, take it off the
[02:41:15] screen already. Could you be more like
[02:41:17] Erica Kirk for God's sakes? I don't do
[02:41:19] that. That's not what I'm doing here."
[02:41:20] Uh,
[02:41:23] Melanie Melanie FF78. What kind of
[02:41:25] monster refers to her husband's funeral
[02:41:27] as the event of the century? sells
[02:41:29] merch, politicizes it by registering
[02:41:32] voters. Gross. It's crazy. It's nuts.
[02:41:36] It's It's so nuts that this is why I
[02:41:38] feel like they're going to go at Candace
[02:41:40] now. They're going to start going at
[02:41:41] Candace more because she exposed that.
[02:41:44] That's a big thing. That's a big thing
[02:41:46] to expose, right? I think that's going
[02:41:50] to be I think this is going to set off
[02:41:52] quite a I think it's going to set off a
[02:41:54] legal battle. They already sent the
[02:41:56] letter. She's saying more things. She's
[02:41:58] not gonna stop. I think this is gonna
[02:42:00] set it off just exposing Erica like
[02:42:02] this. And she didn't just expose Erica.
[02:42:04] She went really hard at Erica and
[02:42:06] rightly so. I mean, it's nuts. Uh,
[02:42:09] Victoria
[02:42:11] Victoria says, "Who asked the president
[02:42:12] to pardon Tyler?" And I would like to
[02:42:15] know what reason they had for this valid
[02:42:18] uh I would think Charlie, honestly. I
[02:42:21] mean, we're talking about Tyler, right?
[02:42:24] I mean, Charlie is connected to the the
[02:42:28] the now Pres or Pres Orange. He's
[02:42:30] connected to his children, right? Um,
[02:42:35] he's known him he's known he's known him
[02:42:38] for about I don't know from the time he
[02:42:40] was 16. I don't know if you guys know
[02:42:42] this. He was Don Jr. He was his bag boy
[02:42:46] when he was young. I think before he
[02:42:48] even started Turning Point, he was his
[02:42:50] bag boy. He would like take bags and
[02:42:52] like carry bags for Don Jr. Yeah. Yeah.
[02:42:55] That that used to happen. It was weird.
[02:42:57] But I would think I would think Charlie
[02:43:00] asked. Who else could have asked? Who
[02:43:02] else could have made that request for
[02:43:03] Tyler? Who else is connected enough to
[02:43:06] that person that could ask for Tyler? It
[02:43:08] wouldn't be JD because Charlie was
[02:43:10] connected to JD. Again, it had to be
[02:43:12] Charlie. Had to be Charlie who was the
[02:43:14] one that that asked about that. That's
[02:43:15] the only thing that makes sense to me.
[02:43:17] Um, how do I say this? Adrien. Is it
[02:43:20] Adrien? I'm going call you Miss Jones
[02:43:22] for now until you correct me. Uh, that's
[02:43:24] how we know you're divinely blessed and
[02:43:27] called. What are the odds you would be
[02:43:30] doing this now connected three a past
[02:43:34] podcast that your wife was on and people
[02:43:38] called Candace a liar and crazy?
[02:43:41] I'm gonna read it one more time. Uh,
[02:43:44] what are the odds you would be doing
[02:43:45] this now? connected three a past podcast
[02:43:53] that your wife was in. Oh, are you
[02:43:55] saying uh you know, oh, it was like
[02:43:58] divine that I made that podcast? Yeah,
[02:44:01] that podcast I was showing you guys has
[02:44:02] like 900 views. We did it for no reason.
[02:44:04] It's very odd. We did it for no reason
[02:44:06] and then it ended up helping us here. I
[02:44:08] think that's what you're saying. I'm
[02:44:10] pretty sure that's what you're saying
[02:44:11] and I appreciate that. And uh I don't
[02:44:13] know if I'm divinely blessed, but I hope
[02:44:15] I'm blessed. I try to pray every day and
[02:44:18] uh Yeah. Yeah. Pray for me, I guess.
[02:44:23] Uh, Princess Zelda,
[02:44:25] is there is that where the gate tapes
[02:44:28] come from? Gateway tapes come from. They
[02:44:30] created an updated version of the I'm
[02:44:34] I'm assuming you mean gateway when you
[02:44:36] say this. Gateway tapes that are
[02:44:38] supposedly on YouTube. Um, I haven't
[02:44:40] heard about that actually. I haven't
[02:44:41] heard about any new ones out at all. Um,
[02:44:45] but yeah, I'll definitely look into
[02:44:46] that, but I haven't heard of that uh
[02:44:48] myself.
[02:44:49] Beach Bum, Beach Bum says, "Always enjoy
[02:44:52] your take. Uh, Bill's wife literally has
[02:44:55] the exact same name as my grandmother.
[02:44:57] Also lived in Germany when grandpa was
[02:45:00] stationed there." Okay. Well, then
[02:45:02] you're related to Bill. You just don't
[02:45:04] realize it. Okay. There we go. If you'd
[02:45:06] like to do an interview about being
[02:45:08] related to Bill, not realizing it. Uh,
[02:45:10] no. I'm kidding.
[02:45:12] I'm kidding. I'm kidding. Uh, that is
[02:45:14] weird though. That is weird. Uh, Eric
[02:45:17] Eric says Merl Burbanks. P.S. I meant
[02:45:21] Erica Fronie should not be considered a
[02:45:25] Kirk.
[02:45:26] The way
[02:45:30] by the by the way, good job. Thanks,
[02:45:34] Queen Baron. Ian, check out what's your
[02:45:40] stop rumble. Hey man, what
[02:45:45] uh I listen I'll try and answer. Thank
[02:45:48] you. And Rumble is the same thing that
[02:45:51] it's on my Rumble is the same. It's on
[02:45:53] YouTube. It's the same thing. I don't
[02:45:55] know. I don't know.
[02:45:57] Sorry. Sorry. Uh
[02:46:01] anyway, uh I like Brian Enton's coverage
[02:46:04] and investigations on trials in Utah. He
[02:46:08] is kind to families and victims. He is
[02:46:13] Oh,
[02:46:17] he is LDS.
[02:46:19] So, as coach likes to say, useful idiot
[02:46:22] to the feds in this interview. I don't
[02:46:25] call people useful idiots. I think it in
[02:46:27] my head. I I I didn't say that, though.
[02:46:29] I didn't say that about anybody. You You
[02:46:32] couldn't have heard it. Unless you're a
[02:46:34] gateway kid. You're reading my mind or
[02:46:35] something. Um, but yeah, I like his
[02:46:38] coverage, too. I think he does great
[02:46:40] coverage when he's at the when he's at
[02:46:42] the courtroom. He not only gives live
[02:46:45] updates on X, but then afterwards, he
[02:46:48] makes a video about the whole thing,
[02:46:49] breaking it down. He does great work.
[02:46:51] It's just like with that interview that
[02:46:52] I just saw, I was like, this is not this
[02:46:54] doesn't check out. This is not this
[02:46:56] doesn't make any sense, you know. Uh,
[02:46:59] let's keep going. No name. And I didn't
[02:47:02] know he was a part of the church. That
[02:47:03] is so telling. So that means he's in the
[02:47:06] place where he's from talking to one of
[02:47:08] Lance's family members who's also
[02:47:12] affiliated with the church. Tyler who's
[02:47:14] also affiliated with the church. And it
[02:47:16] could be it could be loose. It could be
[02:47:18] they could have already got
[02:47:19] excommunicated or maybe they want
[02:47:20] nothing to do with it. I don't know. But
[02:47:23] that is very interesting. I mean I'm
[02:47:25] telling you man, this whole case is like
[02:47:26] just close-knit insiders from from
[02:47:30] judges all the way to the people
[02:47:32] covering it, man. Uh, no name says not
[02:47:35] coach teaching Heather about the birds
[02:47:36] and the bees.
[02:47:39] I had to teach Heather about it. What
[02:47:41] was I supposed to do? She didn't know.
[02:47:43] She didn't understand. I have to break
[02:47:45] it down if you don't understand. You
[02:47:46] guys know that's what I do. I break
[02:47:48] things down. Uh, Gina Gina Bambina says,
[02:47:52] "I went into the way back machine on
[02:47:54] your channel. You have everything I've
[02:47:56] been interested in since I was a ch
[02:47:58] child. Glad I found your channel." Oh,
[02:48:01] yeah. If you go back into the videos, I
[02:48:03] talk about all sorts of stuff. I started
[02:48:04] talking about um like when I first
[02:48:07] started the channel, I started talking
[02:48:09] about
[02:48:11] like it it was started as vlogging, but
[02:48:13] then when I actually started talking
[02:48:14] about what I wanted to talk about, it
[02:48:16] was about like habits and personal
[02:48:17] development. And then from there, it
[02:48:19] went deep into like the metaphysical and
[02:48:22] weird esoteric stuff. And then it went
[02:48:24] deep into all sorts of stuff and
[02:48:26] politics. It's like it's very uh it's
[02:48:28] it's interesting if you uh if you go
[02:48:30] down the rabbit hole of of coach. I've
[02:48:33] been noticing some people uh watching
[02:48:35] like my first videos and stuff. Uh I
[02:48:38] thank you for that. It's it's it's
[02:48:39] pretty funny. Uh Heather, is this the
[02:48:42] Heather? Is this the Heather? You got
[02:48:45] him, coach. I did get him. I did get
[02:48:47] him. He slipped up. Brian slipped up.
[02:48:49] I'm glad we can agree on that. Heather.
[02:48:52] Uh, Stephanie. Stephanie Eastman. How
[02:48:55] did he know they grabbed the old guy? He
[02:48:59] was scanning. Was he scanning CNN while
[02:49:03] running? That is a good point. And this
[02:49:06] is in regards to Tyler saying, "Oh, they
[02:49:08] grabbed an old guy instead." How did he
[02:49:10] know that they grabbed an old guy? So,
[02:49:12] he has ran. He's jumped off of a roof.
[02:49:16] He's ran with a firearm. He's put it
[02:49:18] somewhere. He runs off somewhere else. I
[02:49:21] don't know where he runs off to. Um I
[02:49:23] don't think that's been made clear.
[02:49:24] Maybe you guys know. I don't. And at
[02:49:27] some point he says, "Oh, they grabbed an
[02:49:28] old guy." Like what? I don't know.
[02:49:32] That's kind of weird. That is weird.
[02:49:34] Like how would he know? But I mean that
[02:49:37] I mean George Zinn, that's who we're
[02:49:38] talking about when he says the old guy.
[02:49:40] George Zinn was completely like what are
[02:49:42] the odds George Zinn who's like 70s
[02:49:45] something years old goes to a turning
[02:49:47] point event decides to say that I'm the
[02:49:50] one that shot somebody happens to go on
[02:49:53] the day when Charlie Kirk gets hit
[02:49:57] and then screams he did it and then said
[02:49:59] he did it so the guy could get away none
[02:50:02] of it makes sense because that's what
[02:50:04] somebody would do who was you know like
[02:50:06] a heavy lefty would do that you know
[02:50:10] maybe just a terrible person, but maybe
[02:50:11] somebody who's skews to the left in
[02:50:13] terms of politics, doesn't like Charlie
[02:50:15] Kirk, but then when you look into George
[02:50:16] Zinn, he has all these connections in
[02:50:18] Utah to Republicans. So, he's clearly on
[02:50:22] the right. It doesn't make any sense.
[02:50:24] The whole thing with him doesn't make
[02:50:25] any sense. And now he's gone and no one
[02:50:27] can talk to him and he's on these
[02:50:30] disgusting charges. So, nobody's talking
[02:50:32] to him now. And Candace says that he
[02:50:35] told the nurses that he was going to get
[02:50:36] paid or something like that. I mean,
[02:50:37] it's just the whole thing is just crazy.
[02:50:39] So, how does Tyler know about that guy?
[02:50:41] I don't know. I mean, was the guy there
[02:50:44] by mistake? Doesn't seem like it.
[02:50:45] Doesn't seem like it to me, you know?
[02:50:49] What happened here? What happened here?
[02:50:51] Go back. Go back. Go back, please.
[02:50:55] Please. Technology. Technology, listen
[02:50:57] to me. Technology is listening. There we
[02:51:00] go. Technology.
[02:51:02] Technology.
[02:51:05] What just happened? Oh man, I'm going to
[02:51:07] go through all you guys. I got to do
[02:51:09] blood work though. I got to do some
[02:51:11] blood work. You get old, you start doing
[02:51:12] blood work all the time. They just want
[02:51:14] your blood so much more as you get
[02:51:16] older, you know. Uh, since I was a
[02:51:19] child, was the way back since I was a
[02:51:22] child. Was the way back machine in
[02:51:25] itself? I'm a boomer in itself.
[02:51:30] the was the oh since I was a child was
[02:51:34] way back machine in itself I'm a boomer
[02:51:38] I don't fit in any box much love and
[02:51:40] many prayers to you and your family well
[02:51:42] thank you so much Gina Gambina Gina
[02:51:44] Gambina thank you very much uh Kimble or
[02:51:48] Cammy Cammy Blackburn Cammy Blackburn
[02:51:51] that sounds like a Caribbean last name
[02:51:53] you know a lot of people in Caribbean
[02:51:55] have last names like that uh coach I
[02:51:57] believe Candace said this Zoom call was
[02:51:59] 12 days after. Sorry. She initially said
[02:52:02] it was 5 days after in her tweet and
[02:52:05] then I guess she realized it was 12 days
[02:52:07] after. So I was just saying what she
[02:52:09] said in her original tweet. Uh it was
[02:52:12] after the memorial which was 10 days
[02:52:14] after. Love your show. Yes. Thank you.
[02:52:16] Thank you for that. Really appreciate
[02:52:18] that. Yeah. I I was just saying what she
[02:52:20] originally said so I guess she corrected
[02:52:21] herself by the time she was actually
[02:52:23] showing it. Ally sending some more money
[02:52:26] to say
[02:52:29] you definitely have a good one. Oh, for
[02:52:32] my wife. Is that what you're talking
[02:52:33] about? I got a good one, too. He and I
[02:52:36] share the same birthday.
[02:52:39] Uh, he and I share the same birthday.
[02:52:41] Guess when? September 10th. Oh, no.
[02:52:44] Really? That's wild. How weird is it?
[02:52:48] Did you ever have you guys ever looked
[02:52:49] into all the birthdays that line up in
[02:52:51] terms of like just in regards to Erica
[02:52:54] and Charlie and September 10th? Like
[02:52:56] it's it's pretty crazy. I should
[02:52:57] actually find that for you guys and uh
[02:52:59] break it all down. It's pretty nuts how
[02:53:01] many birthdays all link up. Thank you
[02:53:03] again. And happy belated birthday. Cocoa
[02:53:05] Library girl says, "How can Tyler be
[02:53:08] worried about his dad seeing this
[02:53:10] specific picture of the rifle on the
[02:53:12] news, yet it's a stock image admitted
[02:53:16] later by MSM or sorry, MSM?" Am I wrong?
[02:53:21] Didn't he say he saw uh didn't he say
[02:53:24] this in the text message? Yes, he did.
[02:53:25] He 100% did. And it turned out to be a
[02:53:28] stock image and nobody's addressing that
[02:53:31] because it doesn't fit any of the
[02:53:33] narrative. But you're 100% right. You
[02:53:35] are not crazy. That is actually what
[02:53:37] happened. H a million% that is what
[02:53:40] happened. Um and how do you explain it?
[02:53:44] Who's explaining that?
[02:53:47] Right? There's a stock image, but he saw
[02:53:51] it. He was like, I know what this is.
[02:53:53] Doesn't make any sense. The whole story
[02:53:56] doesn't make any sense.
[02:53:58] Most of the alternative theories make
[02:54:01] more sense than the official narrative.
[02:54:06] Way more. Uh, Trudles. Trudles. Love the
[02:54:10] show, coach. I'm an avid watcher. Great
[02:54:13] to finally catch a new live. Keep doing
[02:54:15] what you're doing. Thank you so much.
[02:54:17] Just just swing it. Says someone needs
[02:54:20] to press sound guys. Weak link. Someone
[02:54:24] needs to press sound guys. Oh yeah.
[02:54:27] Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The sound guys,
[02:54:29] the audio video guys. You're 100% right.
[02:54:31] There was two or three of them beside
[02:54:33] the guy who took the SD cards. Nobody's
[02:54:36] talked about those guys. Nobody knows
[02:54:37] who those guys are. You're 100% right
[02:54:39] about that. Uh, hey coach, what are what
[02:54:42] are these? You're sending me Zar? What's
[02:54:44] Zar?
[02:54:46] Zar is better. You better mean Zers.
[02:54:50] What are Zars? I would love to know what
[02:54:52] that is. Uh, South Africa. Lot of
[02:54:55] people. South Africa is the fourth
[02:54:58] biggest country uh the fourth country
[02:55:01] that listens. It's America, Canada, UK,
[02:55:04] South America, and then Australia under
[02:55:06] that. So, thank you so much for being a
[02:55:08] part of that population of people who
[02:55:09] watch the show. Hey coach, I'm watching
[02:55:11] from South Africa. Whoop whoop. Candace
[02:55:13] aims to get sued so she can get the
[02:55:16] information subpoenaed through
[02:55:18] discovery. I think she wants Erica and
[02:55:20] Turning Point to sue her for that
[02:55:22] reason. Justice for Charlie. Yeah, you
[02:55:25] could be right about that. You could be
[02:55:28] right about that because listen, if I
[02:55:30] got Discovery, if I got it, I don't know
[02:55:33] if I know what to do with it. I don't
[02:55:34] even know if I'd know what to ask for.
[02:55:36] Candace has probably been thinking of
[02:55:38] what to ask for for the longest time.
[02:55:40] For the longest time, she probably she
[02:55:43] probably would get a hold of some stuff
[02:55:46] and she know because you can't in in
[02:55:48] Discovery, you can't just say, "I want
[02:55:50] all communications." You can't say that,
[02:55:53] right? Uh, they tried to do that with
[02:55:54] Bal to Joe Rogan. They were like, "We
[02:55:57] want all the text messages from you,
[02:55:59] from Joe Rogan and Balex." And Joe was
[02:56:01] like, "No, that's crazy. That's
[02:56:02] unreasonable." Right? Candace would know
[02:56:05] exactly what to ask for. And you have to
[02:56:08] know exactly what to ask for because
[02:56:10] then it becomes reasonable because you
[02:56:12] have to be like, "Well, I want this
[02:56:14] because it's towards this part of the
[02:56:16] case and it shows that I'm innocent
[02:56:18] here. So, I need this, this, and this."
[02:56:20] and then they'll be very forthcoming.
[02:56:23] Um, the judge will at least. I I don't
[02:56:25] know how a forthcoming turning point
[02:56:26] would be. Uh, loving your lives, coach.
[02:56:30] Thank you so much. I really appreciate
[02:56:31] it. I love doing it. I love
[02:56:33] communicating with people so much more.
[02:56:34] You have no idea. I feel like I'm not by
[02:56:37] myself. I know I help you guys feel like
[02:56:39] you're not by yourself, but I always am
[02:56:42] alone in the studio. And it sucks
[02:56:44] because I want to be with my wife. I
[02:56:46] want to be with my kid. I can't. I have
[02:56:47] to just be here. And you know, I'm just
[02:56:50] by myself all the time. So, I appreciate
[02:56:52] this so much more than you even realize.
[02:56:55] Uh I'm a real I'm a people I'm a people
[02:56:57] person, you know. Uh I like long walks
[02:57:00] on the beach. Uh hey coach, I'd love for
[02:57:04] you to check out my site to stream Von
[02:57:08] Live still believes
[02:57:11] uh still believes freedom of speech.
[02:57:13] It's a safe hub for all truth seekers.
[02:57:16] I've never heard of it. Uh, you'd have
[02:57:17] to connect with me on like Instagram or
[02:57:19] something so I can actually go and check
[02:57:21] it out. Otherwise, like I I haven't
[02:57:23] heard of it, but uh interested.
[02:57:25] Definitely interested. Uh, a lady says,
[02:57:27] "Do you think Charlie was innocent to
[02:57:29] all the TP corruption?" Um, I don't know
[02:57:32] if all of it, like I think some of the
[02:57:35] stuff that is legal but odd that Wolves
[02:57:39] and Finance points out, I think he could
[02:57:41] have possibly known about that. I I
[02:57:43] think he could have had an
[02:57:44] understanding, but I think there's a lot
[02:57:47] of stuff that was happening, especially
[02:57:48] when Wolves and Finance points out the
[02:57:50] whole thing of
[02:57:52] I think it's 8.6 million that goes from
[02:57:55] Turning Point to like uh Turning Point
[02:57:57] America or America's Turning Point or
[02:57:59] something like that where CH Charlie
[02:58:02] would not know where that's going.
[02:58:04] There's no way he would know. I don't
[02:58:05] even know if he would know about the
[02:58:07] money being transferred. He's not a CEO
[02:58:10] like that. He was a guy who's like,
[02:58:12] "Okay, I'm speaking 300 days of the
[02:58:14] year. So, I'm doing that and I have to
[02:58:18] still be a father and I still have to be
[02:58:19] a husband. You guys are running
[02:58:21] everything. I We've built up something
[02:58:23] great. Let's keep going." I I think
[02:58:26] there's a I think in a smaller regular
[02:58:30] company, I think the CEO or the founder
[02:58:33] would know about everything. I think
[02:58:34] what he built I think there's some
[02:58:37] things he would have an understanding of
[02:58:39] that are above board but still a little
[02:58:41] bit like h you know we do this you know
[02:58:42] because it's like with taxes it's like
[02:58:44] it's not there's certain things you can
[02:58:46] do tax-wise that you may go oh well but
[02:58:49] it's completely legal your your
[02:58:50] accountant be like it's above board
[02:58:52] you're allowed to do this you can pay
[02:58:53] this person this you can do this you can
[02:58:54] do that he probably knew about stuff
[02:58:57] like that to a certain extent but you
[02:58:59] know once somebody takes a bunch of
[02:59:01] money and moves it to certain places how
[02:59:03] would you Oh, if someone takes a
[02:59:05] donation, like if one person takes a
[02:59:07] donation for say $20 million from
[02:59:10] somewhere, who knows, right?
[02:59:12] Philadelphia maybe allegedly, right? Um,
[02:59:17] how would he know? How would he actually
[02:59:19] know? And I know he's smart, but I don't
[02:59:22] know if he was like looking at the
[02:59:23] numbers every single day. Like, I feel
[02:59:25] like that's too stressful. Uh, Blindy
[02:59:28] Blindy Gab says, "My mom won a blue
[02:59:30] ribbon." Oh, we hit one o'clock. My mom
[02:59:34] won uh blue ribbon when Clinton was
[02:59:37] press met him uh fourth grade tested
[02:59:42] uh 97 percentile math 99 percentile lit
[02:59:48] in US uh one Spanish spelling B
[02:59:53] versus E ESL Hackley school New York for
[03:00:00] testing accepted in uh NY SSMA bands
[03:00:06] diff high school
[03:00:09] oodles of doodles of fun.
[03:00:15] Why was that the thing I could read the
[03:00:16] easiest? What was that? I barely
[03:00:18] understood that, man. You You got to
[03:00:20] tell me that again, please. Um Lori
[03:00:24] Cardardos Cardardoza. Cardardoza. Oh,
[03:00:27] I've been writing that name wrong. Lori
[03:00:29] Cardardoza Moore. Uh, Whitest Stone
[03:00:31] Publishing organization Lori maybe
[03:00:35] uh pick allegedly maybe perhaps need a
[03:00:40] date with a cougar.
[03:00:43] What? What on earth are you saying? Good
[03:00:46] sir or good man or good person. Um,
[03:00:50] yeah. Yeah. I I don't know what you're
[03:00:52] saying. You You have to explain that
[03:00:54] better. Uh, wanted to support your show.
[03:00:57] Love what you're doing. Slightly
[03:00:58] lighter. Uh, you're live now. Keep being
[03:01:01] awesome. God is good always. God is good
[03:01:04] all the time. All the time. God is good
[03:01:06] and you know it. Uh, just say Julie just
[03:01:09] keep going back to Erica saying once he
[03:01:12] was assassinated. Who says that if they
[03:01:15] don't know? Yeah, I saw that in the
[03:01:16] speech. She said once he was
[03:01:18] assassinated and like is just very odd
[03:01:20] for everybody.
[03:01:22] Everybody watching took that as is super
[03:01:24] super odd. Um, and that's something to
[03:01:27] think about too, right? It's It's just
[03:01:28] It's all weird, especially pairing that
[03:01:30] with what you just saw at in the Zoom
[03:01:32] call. It's pretty crazy. Hey, coach,
[03:01:35] check your chat tab out on Patreon. I'm
[03:01:37] a professional artist and can make
[03:01:39] whatever is in your head better
[03:01:41] tomorrow. I'll send you some examples in
[03:01:43] chat or DM. Uh send it on Instagram.
[03:01:46] Please send it on Instagram. Please,
[03:01:47] please, please, please, please. I will
[03:01:49] uh I'm there. I answer a lot. Uh the
[03:01:52] unlevy truth. Candace loved Charlie.
[03:01:54] Erica was married to Charlie. That is
[03:01:56] not the same thing. You're 100% right.
[03:01:59] Um Dave David were not just sitting and
[03:02:03] looking at the wall. Erica Fronie. Yeah,
[03:02:06] it's very weird. It's just odd the
[03:02:08] things that she was saying and the whole
[03:02:10] thing is just odd. And it was also 15
[03:02:13] minutes. So Candace is going to actually
[03:02:15] release more of it, which is also
[03:02:17] surprising. There's going to be more,
[03:02:18] guys. There was more. That was like That
[03:02:21] was like less than half. There's
[03:02:23] actually more. Her new name should be
[03:02:26] Erica Flirt.
[03:02:28] She's not too flirty. I don't know.
[03:02:31] Maybe. I I have no idea. Um Oh, it's
[03:02:34] Caramel Kiss.
[03:02:36] Yeah, yesterday I had no idea what this
[03:02:39] was. Thank you so much. It's a real
[03:02:41] name. Okay, it is a real name. My bad.
[03:02:44] My bad. Thank you for correcting me
[03:02:46] there. So, Caramel Kiss. See, it's a
[03:02:49] real name. I'm telling Baron that you're
[03:02:52] using his logic for Heather. Uh, expect
[03:02:55] a cease and desist or at least a bill in
[03:02:58] the mail. No, don't tell him. Don't tell
[03:03:01] him. Don't tell him. He's supposed to be
[03:03:03] my representation. If you tell him, then
[03:03:05] who's going to represent me? Come on,
[03:03:07] Matthew. Love your show. High IQ and
[03:03:09] funny, too. Thank you so much. This got
[03:03:11] redacted. Why'd it get redacted, man? I
[03:03:15] got to figure out what's going on there.
[03:03:17] I mean, obviously my first thought is
[03:03:19] the person said something absolutely
[03:03:21] crazy that can't be said on YouTube, but
[03:03:24] I don't know. That's just weird. That's
[03:03:25] weird to me. Uh, Krypto Krypto says,
[03:03:28] "Here's a contribution for improvising
[03:03:31] the h the hat for bracelet heist."
[03:03:35] Thank you. Thank you. The improvisation
[03:03:38] uh skills are are getting honed in as of
[03:03:41] late. Uh CJ Ryder, my finance, oh my
[03:03:45] fiance, left for work 30 minutes later.
[03:03:48] His boss called me telling me he was
[03:03:50] gone. He was 32. I was a shell of myself
[03:03:54] for years. I still break down 14 years
[03:03:56] later.
[03:03:58] I'm very sorry for your loss. That is my
[03:04:00] nightmare. That's my nightmare. Just a
[03:04:03] nightmare. I mean, literally, I I I
[03:04:05] think about that all the time if my wife
[03:04:08] leaves, and that's why she rarely leaves
[03:04:10] without me. I always uh I always take
[03:04:13] her everywhere cuz I I get so nervous. I
[03:04:16] mean, that's just it's a nightmare, man.
[03:04:20] Sorry that happened to you. Yeah. Things
[03:04:22] like that that'll just tear you apart,
[03:04:23] you know? Just tear you apart. Uh Cat,
[03:04:27] remember that guy that accepted the
[03:04:29] counseling at UVU? He went on the Mormon
[03:04:34] show and they laughed it off, but the
[03:04:36] story he told was nuts. No, I don't
[03:04:39] remember that guy. The the guy who
[03:04:40] accepted the counseling at UVU.
[03:04:44] I I might have done something on this.
[03:04:47] Somebody would have to refresh my memory
[03:04:48] on that. I I have to look into that so I
[03:04:51] could think about it through a new lens
[03:04:53] of Erica not being uh a proper person
[03:04:57] during a Zoom call.
[03:04:59] Trying to be charitable there. Uh Pablo
[03:05:02] Pablo says again, I think CK I think CK
[03:05:05] application to West Point triggered
[03:05:08] someone from Fort Hakua
[03:05:12] and screamed, "We got one kid from the
[03:05:15] gate program. Deny his application. Send
[03:05:18] agent Monty." H interesting. Yeah.
[03:05:22] Something of the sort, right? I mean,
[03:05:25] you know, that's the place he wanted to
[03:05:26] go. That man who was there for spiritual
[03:05:29] purposes clearly knew that was with
[03:05:32] Charlie all that time, right? And then
[03:05:36] yeah, enter Bill and Bill sees him and
[03:05:39] says, "Hey, you you you come, you gota
[03:05:41] you have to be the one." I mean, cuz
[03:05:43] when you when you hear the story, I
[03:05:45] think Charlie is very engaging, but
[03:05:50] I don't know about that story of like
[03:05:52] the kids saw him and they were just
[03:05:54] like, "What?
[03:05:56] He's still talking about politics and
[03:05:58] stuff. For most kids, that's boring, no
[03:06:00] matter who's saying it. It could be
[03:06:02] someone they love. It could be someone
[03:06:03] who's famous. They're kind of just like,
[03:06:05] "All right, they don't really care about
[03:06:07] stuff like that, you know?" So, for him
[03:06:09] to see one for him to see Charlie talk
[03:06:12] it once and go, "You got to start a
[03:06:15] company." That's pretty weird. That is
[03:06:17] weird in and of itself.
[03:06:19] Wouldn't you want to see more from that
[03:06:21] kid? Wouldn't you want to say to that
[03:06:22] kid, "Hey, man. Do you want to do
[03:06:25] something in politics? Like, you know,
[03:06:27] like anything instead you're like, you
[03:06:29] can't go to college. You can't go to
[03:06:31] college. I don't know, man. I don't
[03:06:33] know. I think I think there was a lot
[03:06:35] set up in his life and he just didn't
[03:06:36] realize it. I think it could happen to
[03:06:38] anybody. Um, Matthew says, "As we learn
[03:06:41] this, it makes me feel that they will
[03:06:45] hurt anyone for speaking up. Love your
[03:06:47] show. Thank you for all you do and Mr.
[03:06:49] Twigs do do for you.
[03:06:53] He's not Lance Twigs. He's not Lance
[03:06:55] Twigs. Oh, he's gonna hate that. Yeah,
[03:06:57] people are going to think he's Lance
[03:06:58] Twigs now. Um, Andy Andy says, "How are
[03:07:03] they talking? How are they taking walks
[03:07:06] at 10:00 at night? Where are the kids
[03:07:09] home alone, sleeping, living nanny?
[03:07:11] Where are these poor kids?" Yeah,
[03:07:13] there's a lot of questions like that. It
[03:07:15] is very weird. But I have seen them on
[03:07:17] walks. There were videos of them taking
[03:07:19] walks and stuff and it was always very
[03:07:21] nice, but I never saw anything at 10:00
[03:07:24] at night. I mean, I don't know. I don't
[03:07:26] know. I mean, the story could be
[03:07:27] fabricated. I mean, 10:00 at night
[03:07:29] doesn't really make sense. I mean, it
[03:07:31] was just like a whole lot of too much
[03:07:33] exposition. It was just like 10:00 at
[03:07:35] night. I mean, sometimes it was 10:10.
[03:07:37] We'd be walking down that one trail.
[03:07:39] He'd be a little bit behind me because
[03:07:41] I'm a faster walker. And I would hear
[03:07:43] the conversations all the time.
[03:07:46] And I have books that heard the
[03:07:47] conversations as well. And you guys
[03:07:50] can't see these books because they're
[03:07:51] they're very special books. But I mean,
[03:07:53] he's had he has a plan right up until
[03:07:56] 2067. It's like what? Danny Freriedman
[03:07:59] or Freedom, sorry. Press said Erica at
[03:08:04] UVU or press said E at UVU event. Maybe
[03:08:08] she was with Vance on Sam003
[03:08:12] at co-cottbasset.
[03:08:14] Uh, sorry to co- Scott Basset. Uh, most
[03:08:18] powerful person in the world. Tell
[03:08:19] Wolves worked for Soros for years. Not
[03:08:23] worth falling on sword. It's a zero sum
[03:08:26] game. Um, well, I don't know Wolves to
[03:08:29] tell him anything, but uh I get what
[03:08:31] you're saying there. And maybe she was
[03:08:34] on that. I don't know. People said she
[03:08:36] was on at the event. I I knew I feel
[03:08:39] like you would have saw her there if she
[03:08:40] was there, right? I don't know. I could
[03:08:44] be wrong. She could have been in a car
[03:08:45] for all I know, but the story is that
[03:08:47] she was not there. So, who knows? I
[03:08:51] don't know. Do it. No, nothing of what
[03:08:53] they they say makes any sense. That's
[03:08:56] why people are flocking to Candace
[03:08:57] because at least what she says makes
[03:08:59] sense, you know. Uh Turning Point should
[03:09:02] do a reality TV show. It would be a
[03:09:05] killer. It was already a killer. I'm
[03:09:08] kidding. Oh, man. Come on. I mean, it I
[03:09:11] walked into that joke. What could I do?
[03:09:13] What could I do? I had to say it. I had
[03:09:15] to say it. I'm sorry. Never mind. Never
[03:09:18] mind. It's not true. Um, nightmare fuel.
[03:09:21] Erica running for press and Hillary is
[03:09:24] VP. No, don't say that out loud, man.
[03:09:27] That's like saying Candyman out loud.
[03:09:29] Don't do that. That's crazy. That would
[03:09:31] be that would be a nightmare blunt
[03:09:34] rotation, you know. Uh CJ Ryder, check
[03:09:36] out Colin Browning uh conspiracy files.
[03:09:39] He did BG.
[03:09:42] He did BG. What's BG? What's BG? I don't
[03:09:46] know what BG is. Someone tell me in the
[03:09:48] chat what BG is. You guys know. Let me
[03:09:51] see. Erica is a Scorpio. Yeah, I know. I
[03:09:55] know. Erica has the same birthday as uh
[03:09:57] someone I know. Uh Viven. Vivian Mighty
[03:10:02] Chrissy Tegan almost caught fire this
[03:10:05] week on her star search as Jelly Roll
[03:10:09] spoke through tears about Jesus for love
[03:10:13] for us. It was crazy to watch Christy
[03:10:15] Tegan. Have you looked into Listen, talk
[03:10:18] about the internet way back machine. Go
[03:10:20] look into Christy Tegan's old tweets.
[03:10:22] They are disgusting. Absolutely
[03:10:25] disgusting. Mad World. Oh, you're Mad
[03:10:27] World here. Come on. Can I make you a
[03:10:29] mod? I'm supposed to make you a mod,
[03:10:30] right? Am I wrong? I could be wrong.
[03:10:33] Somebody correct me if I'm wrong. I'm
[03:10:34] making them a mod. Here you go. I I'm
[03:10:37] pretty sure somebody said to make Ma Mad
[03:10:39] World a mod. You're a mod now. Uh,
[03:10:41] thanks for all you do. You are
[03:10:42] appreciated. Thanks for all you do. You
[03:10:44] are appreciated. Thank you very much.
[03:10:46] Uh, Trigger Smart, yo, Trigger Smart,
[03:10:48] what's going on? Thank you so much, man.
[03:10:50] Hey, Coach and everyone. This is for
[03:10:52] your co coach call-in tour fund. Thank
[03:10:55] you so much, man. I've been talking to
[03:10:57] uh Trigger Smart about going live,
[03:10:59] taking the show live, going to like a a
[03:11:01] big city where I have a lot of following
[03:11:04] and just uh seeing what what we could do
[03:11:06] out there. You know, it's uh something I
[03:11:08] wanted to do for a while. So, I I'm
[03:11:10] hoping to uh get that done. But, he was
[03:11:12] giving me some ideas and uh thank you,
[03:11:15] Trigger. Thank you for that push. You're
[03:11:17] really appreciated there. Uh, LLC 333
[03:11:21] said, "What stood out to me, I didn't
[03:11:23] mean for that to rhyme, most about the
[03:11:25] leaked Zoom call was, we pulled off
[03:11:29] the event of the century. Wicked giggle.
[03:11:33] We pulled off what exactly?"
[03:11:37] Right. Right. People are really It's I
[03:11:39] don't know. Just the WWE funeral or also
[03:11:43] the event that led to it. Yeah. It's uh
[03:11:46] It's weird. It's weird. Someone says,
[03:11:48] "I'm the best." Thank you so much.
[03:11:50] Someone says, "For the diaper fund."
[03:11:52] Thank you so much. Diapers are I'm
[03:11:54] really getting into Not only are diapers
[03:11:57] expensive, but once once a kid gets to a
[03:11:59] certain age, man, they're they're
[03:12:00] letting out adultsized stuff. You know
[03:12:02] what I mean? Like, it's a it's like an
[03:12:04] adult now. So, it's like we got to potty
[03:12:07] train. You know what I mean? It gets
[03:12:09] crazy. I didn't realize how crazy it get
[03:12:10] when it's a baby. It's It doesn't smell
[03:12:12] that much now. It's an it's an adult
[03:12:14] type of thing. It gets wild now. Laura
[03:12:17] says, "Thank you for your work. Great
[03:12:19] insight." Uh Andy says, "Our gov is just
[03:12:23] a combination of scandal, house of
[03:12:25] cards, and blacklist. Love watching your
[03:12:27] show, coach. Keep up the great work."
[03:12:29] That is a perfect uh explanation of uh
[03:12:31] the combination of things that the
[03:12:33] government is. Does anyone know the
[03:12:35] names of Charlie's children? I have no
[03:12:37] idea the name of Charlie's children. I
[03:12:39] don't think anybody really does.
[03:12:42] Um what's this one say? Does anyone
[03:12:45] remember? Bring it up here. Does anyone
[03:12:48] remember the interview where Charlie and
[03:12:50] Erica discussed marriage roles? You
[03:12:52] could see the disdain they both held
[03:12:54] when they would listen to each other
[03:12:56] answer questions. Yeah, I played that
[03:12:58] the other day. I played that the other
[03:12:59] day. And somebody down here said
[03:13:01] Bohemian Grove. Yeah. Yeah. No, I played
[03:13:04] that clip the other day. It was uh it's
[03:13:07] interesting. It's interesting to see
[03:13:09] that play out what that looks like. I
[03:13:11] showed Charlie when he was talking to
[03:13:13] Erica about that. And you're right,
[03:13:15] there was some disdain and then also I
[03:13:19] played Charlie when he was sitting with
[03:13:21] uh with Candace and it was like a
[03:13:23] completely different person. You know,
[03:13:25] you're talking about that disdain that
[03:13:26] they had where they're kind of looking
[03:13:27] at each other and it's it's a it's a
[03:13:29] tension and then with him and Candace
[03:13:31] it's just like, you know, Charlie's just
[03:13:34] like, "You can't drive. You're a woman."
[03:13:36] And she's like, "Yay."
[03:13:38] She's like, "Good."
[03:13:40] Fantastic. I love being a princess.
[03:13:43] Thank you so much. And when he's talking
[03:13:45] to Erica about the same types of thing,
[03:13:46] she's like, "Well, I can drive, but you
[03:13:50] know, I choose, you know, I just not
[03:13:52] going to because I prefer for you to,
[03:13:56] you know." Anyways, guys, that was
[03:13:59] everything for the day. I can't wait
[03:14:01] until tomorrow. I mean, I can't wait
[03:14:03] until today. She's going to be going
[03:14:04] live in a few hours. I hope you guys are
[03:14:07] there to see everything.
[03:14:10] Someone says, "I want to be a mod." Uh,
[03:14:12] you gotta you gotta Lance has to approve
[03:14:14] you. That's how it goes. Lance is the
[03:14:16] head mob. Head mob. Head mod. Sorry.
[03:14:20] Sorry. Freudian slip there. My
[03:14:22] apologies. Um, but yeah, that that's
[03:14:24] everything, guys. Someone said Erica
[03:14:26] sacrificed a Charlie. Yeah, that's what
[03:14:28] I was getting at when I said uh you know
[03:14:30] what people have to do in Hollywood. I
[03:14:32] mean, I can't prove that and I never
[03:14:34] will be able to prove that. That's just
[03:14:35] my opinion and I don't really uh you
[03:14:37] know these are all jokes here but I mean
[03:14:40] people who want to be famous have to
[03:14:41] sacrifice things. They do. They have to
[03:14:43] sacrifice big things. That's the way it
[03:14:45] goes. And she seems like one of the most
[03:14:47] famous people right now. Just saying.
[03:14:50] Just saying. Anyway, let's uh let's say
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