Transcript of EXCLUSIVE: Never Before Seen Rooftop Footage. Plus, The Rookie Cop Who Found the Gun. | Ep 367

All right, you guys, happy Tuesday. I am sorry that we are running late, but I promise you it is going to be worth the wait. First and foremost, I always just have to shout out Andrew Colvett because he has got me out here looking like the old woman from the movie The Princess Bride. You guys remember her? Liar, liar, liar, liar! Andrew Colvett, why must we do these things? Why do you tell these massive lies? Because I was also able to confirm with a White House employee that there certainly was a White House meeting on the books for Andrew Colvett, the chief marketing officer, Marina Mines. Also, I have learned, and this is quite unusual because he does not often travel, chief operating officer Justin Streif was scheduled to be there, and their in-house legal counsel, Frank. Ladies and gentlemen, why does Andrew lie so easily? Why was it necessary to lie in the first place? This meeting scheduled allegedly for the same day/week. Maybe I got the wrong day. That Bibi Netanyahu happens to be in town, is it a coincidence? It certainly could have been, but a coincidence begins to look and feel like a conspiracy when Andrew Colbett continues to lie so brazenly about everything, pretends that we just have bad sources.

Again, why do you lie? Um, and I did tell you that I have a source in your inner circle. You don't believe me, but it's true. Anyway, yesterday, uh, I got a tip from someone, like I said, in the White House who corroborated that. And then today they told me the meeting was suddenly canceled. And suddenly Andrew Colbett emerges from his 20, 25-hour silence and says, I have no meeting at the White House. Sure, doesn't matter, because today is not about Andrew. Today is about something much bigger than that. It's about the liars who lie about everything, which of course includes Andrew Colbett and various people that are associated with Turning Point USA. We have a curious story to tell you about the rookie cop who found Tyler Robinson's gun. That's, uh, very interesting. And finally, we're ready to tell the story of how that came about. And you know that 4K zoomed-in footage that people were going all crazy and feeling overwhelmed and passing away and falling out in the streets like they had early COVID over? Well, we've actually been sitting on that for a while, and we're going to let you be the judge of what you see.

And whether you also feel overwhelmed in the same direction. Welcome back to Candace. You know, I have a few questions that just sort of linger in the back of my mind. One this morning that I came up with, I was going, you know, for 33 hours, 33 to be exact, 33, 33, 33. There was this manhunt for Charlie Kirk's alleged killers. And the feds during this manhunt released— chose to release an extremely blurry still image of a man in a stairwell. It was very blurry. Why? Why didn't they release the much clearer footage that we eventually saw in court? They had access to that. They didn't say that they needed to do anything to bring that footage up. Why release something grainy if you can release something clearer? Why reduce the quality? Again, that seems to be a theme, that they're just intentionally degrading the quality of footage. And the question is, why? Who does that ultimately help? And another question that's on my mind this morning is, why was Zachariah Qureshi initially arrested by local police and feds, and then he was released? That seems like quite a big mistake for them to have made.

What did they see? What was captured on camera or otherwise, what evidence did they have? Maybe it was a scent the dog was chasing, I don't know, that the local police decided to go to Zachariah Qureshi's apartment in Provo, whereupon he was then brought in and interrogated by the feds and then released. Are we common sense people supposed to believe that that was just bad luck? There was only two people that were detained. The first was George Zinn. We know why, obviously. He said, I did it. It's a good reason to detain someone. I did it, I did it. Okay, we're gonna detain you. The second was Zachariah Qureshi, and they just let it go. They let the error go. We got no explanation. I think we deserve one. And of all the people, they happen to select this kid who has got a father who's a career military man, who owns and operates a military app tied to operations, tied to Fort Huachuca, got a bunch of money from the DOD. I'd just like to know more about that. How was that mistake made? That'd be great if we could follow up on it.

Anyway, speaking of military men, last week we played for you exclusive audio from the only person who managed to capture footage of the alleged gunman on Losi Center rooftop before the sound of the shot goes off, right? He recorded the individual on his iPhone. He then reported what he saw to police dutifully, and he was very clear. He said that the person looked to him like it was a professional. Remember that? He said a person with some sort of military military tech— tactical training, seemed to be dressed in, uh, tactical wear. Particularly, he referenced this military crawl that stood out to him as something that requires military training. Okay, and he would know. He would know. Strangely, they didn't contact him. They weren't curious for him to testify. The prosecution wasn't interested. The defense, I guess at this stage was preliminary hearing, was not interested. And also, we never saw any of that sort of footage in court. You're saying he did some military crawl? How's that possible? How's it possible that we didn't see that? Oh, I know how it's possible, because we're dealing with the feds. No worries, we can't rely on the feds.

We got that to tell us the truth. And of course, if they did capture him doing that, that wouldn't exactly help their narrative, right? Tyler's supposed to be some scrub kid who woke up one day, actually kind of an academic genius, and just had to take the shot for his lover, even though they never discussed politics and they never discussed Charlie Kirk in particular, and they never discussed LGBTQ issues. This morning he woke up and he was just like, yeah, I need a Chick-fil-A sandwich and then I'm gonna go do the impossible. But I also told you this early on, I said there are good people in government. There are good people who work all across the local police precincts in Utah, good people in our federal investigation and in our federal bureaus who participated in this investigation initially, who answered the call, who responded on September 10th. There is in fact an underground movement for Charlie that has been built over these last 10 months, and it is how we have been able to release so much information, to get so much exclusive information, exclusive footage, exclusive photos to help us string together what actually did take place on that day.

And there was something in particular that I will tell you that I've been holding on to since October, in part because I needed to protect my government sources. Obviously, they are in governments. It is risky for them to be communicating with me at all. But more importantly, because I needed to see who the liars are, who lie about everything. I have to wait. I have to see. I didn't know who to trust. I was also grieving. And I was told that at the preliminary hearing, they would be forthcoming about anything and everything that they had. I was told that actually by Erica. And I just kept thinking to myself, a military crawl on a rooftop would be very relevant, right? Told you that's back even when I first had that conversation with my source. He said, yeah, that's what I saw. I thought, well, they obviously can't keep that from the public. They can't just keep gaslighting the public about that information. Well, we have certainly something to show you. Now, before we get into the video, let me just show you where it starts out. Let's just consider where we're at in the narrative.

We are told that someone who was wearing skinny jeans, right, decided to essentially crip walk on the gun onto Velozzi rooftop. Okay, sounds made up given the jeans that he was wearing, but let's just take that at Fed face value. Fed value. Okay, here are the jeans he's wearing. Uh, Tyler's 5'10". The gun is minimum 3'6". Fully assembled. We can see his phone in his right pocket. It doesn't, doesn't pass the sniff test, right? That should come up past Tyler's 5'10" belly, uh, in theory. It's not what I'm seeing, but I digress. Let's just jump back into the narrative as it's been spun to us because then we know he gets onto the rooftop. And I just am wondering now, how does the gun get out of his skinny jeans at that point? Anybody? Right? Skinny, skinny jeans are designed so at the bottom of the jeans, are tight, skinnier by the ankle. Did he wiggle it out of the bottom, or did he pull down his pants real quick on the rooftop and get it out this way? We don't know. But what we do know is that once he hits that rooftop, he is suddenly able to sprint, and this limp that he has in the footage is completely removed.

So let's watch that. Okay, now what happens next is exactly as my source stipulated. Our, our rooftop guy begins a tactical crawl. It's actually known in the military as a lateral crawl. Let's watch that. There he goes. And I actually do wanna show you, uh, side by side so you can actually see a real military man do that. Um, um, alongside this person on the rooftop. Let's bring in that side by side clip. Here we go. That general action right there is known as a lateral crawl. Now, you may have noted, if you're just looking at your eyes, some sort of a flash that just took place, right? We're gonna show you that slowed down and just kind of discuss this. It, it, we've gone back and forth here. What is that? Is he pulling something out? Is it like a signal mirror? Is it a flag? Uh, was it already on Lozi Center? Is it actually something that's in the background that's just catching weird? Is it a car? Uh, and we are just thinking that we see this flash, but we're just gonna show you that so that it's clear, a back and forth flash there while he's military crawling.

Here we go. There, and we're running that back and forth there. Okay, so you now have that. Next up, what you are going to see is that it's going to look as though, as he gets into position and completes this lateral crawl, that he thrusts something forward in a way that my brain told me it looked like he was unfolding a gun. Truly, that's what my brain told me. Maybe it's 'cause I had this guy and he told me about a fold AR. I don't know. That's, it's not definitive. I'm just, that's me narrating. I'm happy for people to disagree and debate what is seen. Uh, but let's just watch that portion here. There we go. Something forward, and we can watch that again. Something forward. Again. But more importantly than what we see here is what we are not going to see here. So remember, this is supposed to be a German 98 Mauser family heirloom gun. Used during World War I and World War II. That'll effectively take your shoulder out when it's fired. Even the newer models, if you go watch people shooting, they're like, oh, my shoulder. And if you're looking through a scope, as he allegedly was, you might even expect a black eye.

You will recall that the guy who recorded the footage specifically said, told us, that he saw no recoil. That's pretty crucial. He just saw the guy get up and run. And that would be, I would argue, were I a lawyer in court, that would be impossible for this specific make and model of gun. So let's watch and see if we, with our eyes, can observe some sort of a kickback. And again, I have to apologize. I, I, This is not, like, Benny Johnson 4K footage, but it's at least clear enough here on your screen that you would be able to just discern a strong kickback on a gun from somebody who's just laying down taking a shot. So I'm gonna let this run. It's about 50 seconds. Um, and you just let me know if at any point you see that before he gets up and breaks into a sprint. Take a look. There you go. That's that unfolding again. And by the way, if you are listening to this in audio, this is one of these episodes that you actually do have to go watch. So you will have to pivot over to YouTube, to Spotify, um, somewhere that provides the video, because this is not something that we could just produce on an audio podcast here, unfortunately.

But this is gonna run. We did have to obviously zoom in and push out those fed timestamps, but see here, I have 10 more seconds here. Okay, he is up.

Anybody?

Anybody see a recoil? I didn't see one, but let's, let's actually put that footage all together uninterrupted. Here we go for you guys to watch. He comes running onto the rooftop. What we know definitively is he gets down into what is known as a Lateral military crawl. Begins that crawl over to the right first and then to the left. We see a quick flash. We are not sure what that flash is. Um, actually, this looks like— well, I'm not going to read into it. There's that throw forward. I say fold forward, you can say throw forward, but that's definitely Something being flung forward, getting into position, and here we wait for what we expect to be some sort of a kickback. This must have been when our source began recording from the side of the Losi Building and said, "Oh, I just saw someone get up there. Got a gun." And he's up and he's gone. What do you guys think? I should just jump into this chat and see what do you guys— what did you Where are my gun experts? What do you guys think? Something feels not right. Something doesn't feel right.

That feels to me like what the witness said, that that person looks like they've got training. I'm— it's not giving Tyler Robinson to me. But what do I know? I'm not, I'm not an expert. Like, that just feels— and then you're— he's gonna jump off of the rooftop like Spider-Man uninjured. And he's gonna, he's gonna run off and he's just gonna be hungry, more hungry. Beyond, like, did Chick-fil-A do that? What did he order at Chick-fil-A? You guys let me know what you think. But we're not done, because I told you guys a while ago about this non-smoking gun. Let's revisit what I told you. This non-smoking gun, by the way, which as we saw In the preliminary hearing, it had dust in the barrel indicating non-usage, which featured Tyler Robinson's fingerprints, which, if you need reminding, were described as the most degraded print— prints per the ATF testimony. Among all the prints, his were the most degraded amongst 5 other sets of prints on this gun. How is that possible? How is that possible unless somebody planted his gun? Now, we told you the story of how this gun was located, and I do want to clarify it because I think there's been some confusion online.

People who are going, no, the canines were brought down into, um, the, um, amphitheater, and we can see that the bomb dogs were there. Let me, let me clarify what, um, I said in the beginning. Dogs— there were bomb dogs that were bought, there were canines that were bought, then there's just like the canine unit which has bomb dogs, and you don't know what level of training certain dogs have. The dogs that, that were brought to Losi Center right where the person jumped off, were given a scent, a scent to go chase. So let's say I give them Candus's shirt and I say, go find Candus now. They were allowed to run amok near the amphitheater looking for Candus. But of course, if that person wasn't down there, that's a wild goose chase. That's a wild goose chase. And these are unbelievably trained dogs. They're not gonna say, hey, I don't smell Candus, but I do smell some lasagna. It's like, that's these, these dogs were sent to go chase ascent. Now, I told you that the other dog, uh, there were other— actually, two dogs were actually looking for explosives. They are the ones that went near the fields where the gun was actually found and came up empty.

And till— until these, uh, rookie officers, the feds get there and they tell the rookie officers to have another search, and lo and behold, the rookie officers find the gun. That bomb dog's name, so I believe Loki, people found online Loki, who was near the amphitheater, was given the scent. That bomb dog who was not given a scent and was searching the field, I am told that is Freya. That's her name. I like these Nordic names. Got Loki and now you've got Freya up by the field. Uh, Freya was the bomb dog. I am told that she's the one who had a broken nose that day. It just wasn't working. And that's lucky for Tyler Robinson because Didn't he totally and legitimately just happen to text that that was one of his concerns for Lance? Actually, it was one of his hopes to Lance. The text is really amazing. We should read it. Tyler Robinson wrote, when I checked the area about 3 hours ago, there was an officer with a canine walking nearby the area. I'm hoping that pooch has a bad sniffer. Mm, that's what the Gen Z kids are saying that day, hoping the pooches have bad sniffers.

Sounds like someone's new to the English language, but this is— Tyler's very formal. And yeah, it turns out Freya the bomb, lucky him, was the pooch who had a bad sniffer. Actually, let me say allegedly here, because we know with my luck I'll be the first person to be sued, first by a sitting president of a foreign nation, and then like a literal female dog at the same time. The dog would be like, you said I had a bad sniffer, and Trump will root the lawsuit on on Truth Social. I hope Freya bankrupts you. Real America First stuff, Trump. But I digress back to our storyline. Freya just allegedly could not sniff this recently fired weapon out in the field. And so the feds got there, and one of the feds instructed these two rookie cops who literally were brand new and said, just go look again where Freya had failed. And lo and behold, the gun. A gun. Who were those rookie cops? Might be relevant. I've been given two names. I've had these names for a long time. And one of them had only just graduated from UVU. I'm not kidding. Talk about beginner's luck.

I'm told Mitchell Curtis of Pleasant Grove Police, 2025 graduate, very young buck, he finds this gun in UVU's backyard. He deserves a promotion. But you know the most interesting thing about Mitchell Curtis is not actually his background, it's his father's. 'Cause I was told his dad's a fed. I said, what? No way. What are the chances? And it was really actually challenging to determine who his father was, but by golly, we were able to do it thanks to the help of some sleuths. His father's name is Foster Curtis. Foster lives in Virginia. Foster spent 21 years with NCIS, starting as a special agent and working his way up the ladder, ending up as the division chief in the Office of Inspector General. Now, in case you don't know what NCIS is, yes, it's like the TV show. It's like the TV show. It stands for the Naval Criminal Investigative Services. NCIS agents are armed federal law enforcement investigators who frequently coordinate with other US government agencies. They have a presence in more than 41 countries and on US Navy vessels. Big, big deal. One half of their personnel are civilians. They are tasked primarily, uh, the NCIS, with investigating major criminal activities that involve the Navy and the Marine Corps.

So for example, let's say hypothetically speaking, you thought there was an assassination which may have been plotted and planned and executed by our military. This would be the office that would be in charge of that investigation. 21 years, Foster, chief at the top. Then this strange thing happened on June 2nd, 2025. Foster Curtis, after 21 years, decided to leave his position as a division chief and to be Richmond, Virginia's interim inspector general. So he goes local. After a long federal career, he goes local. Richmond, Virginia just fires the inspector general who was there, James Osuna, who had been in that position for 6 years. It was actually very controversial. They didn't understand why this was happening. Again, this is in June 2025. The local news was going, why? What happened here? They were told, quote, no comments will be made on personnel matters, and NDAs were signed unusually The, um, the local news noted this is unusual, never seen this before. So remarkably, guys, we can— you know that spreadsheet, the tree of brand new that just keeps growing— we can now add Mitch and Foster. Foster, his dad, being the first one that we can say the demotion was brand new.

21 solid years working for the feds, and then you just get this— like, I would say it's a demotion. Like, I mean, you kind of want to work for the Fed. I mean, I imagine the pay is better. The federal government. And but a couple of months later, his son finds this gun. It's just, it's incredible. It's just, it's all just so amazing how many new faces we had, so many things that were changed, people brought in in Utah, and the luck of all of these new people. Biggest assassination since JFK. So, You know, just, I guess, congratulations are in order, um, to the rookie cop and everybody involved. Yeah. Anyway, we should take a brief break before I tell you something else that kind of surprised me about the NCIS. All right, you guys, do you feel like you're working harder than ever but still falling behind every month? Between grocery prices, bills, and credit card debt growing, it can feel impossible to get ahead. Minimum payments aren't designed to get you out of debt. They're designed to keep you stuck. PDS Debt, however, can help. They can reduce up to half of what you owe on credit cards, personal loans, and medical bills.

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That will haunt me for the rest of my— I think it was their spicy chicken sandwich. I like the spicy chicken. I don't— something turned him into that. Now back to the NCIS, because I gotta be honest, I was thinking in my head like, wow, these people— yeah, I guess that's why it probably has this very popular long-running show. It's a pretty powerful investigative unit, federal unit. I didn't realize they were present in that many countries. They had used plainclothes civilians. I wasn't sure actually who the NCIS reports to directly. I'm thinking, is it like Pete Hegseth? I look it up and it's actually, uh, well, the Secretary of Navy. So I was wondering, uh, in 2025 when this was going on, who was the Secretary of the Navy? And it turns out that Trump appointed a guy with literally zero military experience into that position, crucial position, the Secretary of the Navy, having zero military background or experience is just on its face wild. So he points this guy, John C. Phelan, Phelan, and his whole background is in banking, um, Goldman Sachs, Merrill Lynch, then runs his own, his own shop. And I'm just confused, like, why would Trump do this?

What qualifies him? Well, it's Trump. He likes money, right? So John, he's extraordinarily wealthy on top of everything, but also crucially, he helped Trump raise a ton of money ahead of his second term by hosting this private fundraiser for Trump in Aspen, which featured billionaire guests like Steve Wynn in attendance. And they all sort of cut Trump these big checks. So this is sort of how DC works, right? You get me into office, when I get into office, I'm going to do you a solid and appoint you into a position. Which people at the time said he's not qualified for. Anyway, I just was kind of going through his Wikipedia, so no deep research here by any means, and— but I did see it just jumped out at me, was this bizarre sub-tab regarding Jeffrey Epstein. I kid you not, I kid you not. I can't— I gotta shave my head. Like, I, I just— I'm, I'm feeling like Britney in 2007. This just— it can't always just be like this random Epstein thing. Anyways, let's pull it up together. Because I can't make this stuff up, right? And here's what it tells us. Hopefully I can read this.

My vision always gets super bad when I'm pregnant. It gets worse to get pregnant. But like, you can see that tab, Relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, just a tab I never want on Wikipedia. You guys say a lot of mean stuff about me, but thank you, like, you can miss me with this tab. So it says, uh, passenger manifests that were released as part of the Epstein files indicate that Phelan flew twice on the plane of Jeffrey Epstein several months before Epstein's first arrest on sex charges. The first flight took place on September— on February 27th, February 27th, 2006, from New York's JFK International Airport to London's Luton Airport. The manifest for the second flight from London to New York on March 3rd, 2006, indicates that Phelan flew with 12 other passengers, including Epstein, modeling agent and Epstein associate Jean-Luc Brunel— ah, France, you haunt me— and 6 people whose names are redacted on the version of the manifest that was released in October 2025 by the United States House Committee, the one that Trump fought not to have released. Jean-Luc Brunel, who did that jogging memory, he's the second one who probably didn't kill himself but, uh, did end up hung in a prison.

His French disgusting, uh, partner who Jeffrey Epstein invested in his modeling business, and Jean-Luc Brunel like sent Jeffrey Epstein, I think, is it 8-year-old triplets for his birthday? Maybe they were 10-year-old triplets for his birthday. I mean, really disgusting stuff. And I had told you this Jean-Luc Brunel character also happened to start, um, be one of the founders of that firm that was run by Faith Cates. That's the people who worked for Faith Cates. Remember Erica? Remember Erica Kirk? Well, Erica Franzfe with The Suits, involved with The Suits. They allege managing modeling apartments. We went out to Erica for comment. Something that I would instantly want to remove myself from and say, no, that's absolutely not true. They are certain it is true. Uh, and we got nothing. We got nothing. Jean-Luc Brunel, just, I just, I don't know. I just feel like this keeps happening. It just feels to me like this keeps happening when we look at the state of things in America right now. We know that everything that went sideways with Trump went sideways after he looked us in the eye and pretended the Epstein files were nothing. Uh, are we still talking about the Epstein files?

He thought himself a king that could just mandate us to forget it. That was obviously the day that I made it clear I was done. I don't even— I, I'm not meeting you halfway, not when it comes to allegations and proven um, instances of pedophilia and the fight to push out Thomas Massie. Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna, uh, pulled together. Left and right came together and were like, no, what is in these files? Like, children are being harmed. We have people who are promoting and celebrating people who harm children, protecting people who harm children. We have BibiNet and Yahoo in DC right now And it sickens me. It actually sickens me. And this is a perfect time to discuss the reason that the Iranian propaganda— I don't know if propaganda means it's untrue or just that they're propagating their vision, because it certainly is not untrue— has been going viral. These Lego videos, you've seen the Lego videos on X, you've seen them on Instagram, people are sharing them. And there's a reason why these videos are resonating with Americans, because We feel like we have lost our country so that Trump can protect the elites, particularly Israel, particularly Jeffrey Epstein and his entire network.

It seems Trump has completely abandoned and forgotten the American people so long as he can protect the Epstein network. And by any objective metric, these videos that they are creating are fantastic depictions of how people feel. It reminds me of when Trump had an artist that was making uh, um, paintings about the forgotten American. They tapped into how Americans were feeling in the flyover states, the reason why people put Trump into office, the reason why I backed Trump. Somebody who, of course, people, we always know he had been bombastic, but we thought, oh, it's going to take somebody who's bombastic and somebody who is not institutional, somebody who's on the outside, um, to stand up and call these things out. Who is Trump now? What is Trump now? What is the Trump family now? No interest in, in the Charlie Kirk assassination. Why is that? Why is that? I'd like a— Don Trump Jr. actually has been heading into the courthouse with Erica. He knows guns. I would love a comment from him on that video. What do you think? German Mauser 98, no flash, no kickback. What do you think, Don? Did you see video in 4K?

Did you see that video in 4K? The reason why these videos are going viral is because they, like I said, contain this kernel of truth. And that is when art works, so to speak, uh, because you feel it and you go Yeah, this is how it— we've been betrayed by Trump. And also on its face, it appears like what we've stumbled upon is a global trafficking ring, which spans all across the West. It's what I've hit on in, in my Brigitte Macron series. I've been hitting on this, talking about Epstein and MKUltra. It's like all of this kind of seems to be converging and the people are waking up and this slop that they're trying to feed us go to war, Iran bad, Israel good isn't working. There was an organic response to these Lego videos because of how we feel, left and right, even trying to— the left and this, the right— we're not even taking that slop anymore. So they dropped another video last night, and I thought it couldn't be more timely. And I'm actually going to just let you guys watch this full screen, um, The Lego video, like, dropped by Iran.

Take a look at this.

You lied from day one, you keep capping a lot, but look at the straight, yeah, we got it on lock. Lockdown! Begging for mercy, you're begging for peace while telling your media Iran wants to cease. You sure? You're losing the straight, you're losing the state, and now the whole public is drowning in hate.

You told—

stop talking about Epstein, now listen to the crowd.

Epstein, Epstein, Epstein!

Louder!

Epstein, Epstein, Epstein!

Don't stop talking about F.C., F.C., F.C.

Louder! F.C., F.C., F.C.

You lied about Iran, said Navy is gone. You promised regime change from darkness to dawn. Keep dreaming! Your beautiful B-2s were flying so high, still shaking inside. You're about to cry. You stood on the stage looking completely detached, saying, "I don't care about voters, it's cash." Did he really say that? Yeah, he did. You care about ballrooms, luxury suites while American families starve on the streets. Inflation is peaking, the economy's dead, but you worry about Israel instead. The corruption is deep, AIPAC's buying the state. Every politician's got a price on their plate. You're all just puppets dancing for funds while Iran is standing and holding the guns. You're losing the straight, you're losing the state, and now the whole public is drowning in hate. You told— stop talking about Epstein, now listen to the crowd.

Epstein, Epstein, Epstein, louder!

No, stop talking about—

louder!

Stuck in my head all day. I watched it like 12 times. Epstein, Epstein, Epstein, louder! It's like, that was it. They were just, you're not allowed to talk about Epstein. And I'm like, no, Epstein, like, we're waking up to something bigger here that is happening. And evil has been plotting for a very long time, and we've all been asleep. We've all been playing the games. We are all guilty of this. We are all guilty, left and right, of falling for the slop. And that was the test with the Tyler Robinson case. Immediately the left did this. It was about transgenderism. Look at the last question that was asked. That was it. Charlie was targeted because of his views on transgenderism. No evidence. Just don't look deeper than that. Accept this. They murdered Charlie and then also being interjected with the Christianese slop. Grieving widow, pastors in ripped jeans telling you about what's demonic. Like a military operation, a military psyop, these mega pastors. We start looking into that. Wow, how many of them have been like reformed pedos? We did that episode looking at the Calvary Chapel Church in particular, you remember, a while ago.

What is this? Why are they all so gung-ho about Israel? All of them. That's what it is. Sweet nothings. Stay dumb. Keep getting poisoned. Don't you love Trump? You— oh, you're betraying Trump. You're betraying Charlie by looking into this further. You know, this is what— this is what Charlie would want. My Charlie, my Charlie, my Charlie. Yeah, well, we're awake now, and there's— there is too many of us. There's too many of us and we're all back-channeling and sharing information. So it's like a game of whack-a-mole now. And I do believe Charlie found out something when he looked into his organization and wanted to know where the money was coming from and where it was going to establish the Doge audit, which— well, the new leader of Turning Point USA obviously canceled. Feels good about it. Yeah, not interested. Not as as interested, or maybe just honestly doesn't obviously possess the intellect that Charlie possessed. What did Charlie find out in his last days? I don't know that we'll find out. I think maybe we will. Anyway, uh, last thing I wanted to show you— this was because, uh, one of you guys in the comments yesterday commented when I was saying I'd never know what Erica's saying.

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And let me be very clear, today is a beginning. Today is a beginning because now we see where everybody's at, where everybody landed, and it's time to go hard. There's a lot more, guys. There is a lot more. And like I said, We're all coordinating in the background to make sure we all have the information that we need in the event these people grow more evil in their strategies. And we also have— but there always has been, there's always been good guys in government and there's very evil people. But I think even for people who are on the fence, the public assassination of Charlie Kirk moved them into the right direction. And they're becoming more and more and more brave people in government. So, uh, don't forget that. This person writes, Andrew is gonna move the goalposts. Quote, show me a text message of you and Charlie from 2026. Yes, that's probably where we are headed. It is dark humor, but on point. Uh, show me 2020. I show 2025. Not that one. Show me one from, from the last 24 months. I show, not that one. 2018, 2019, what? Pick a year, any year.

Evidence of friendship. Now we're in July, apparently. July. Charlie was not happy with me. That's what Andrew says, and I don't doubt it. He wouldn't have done it. It's so true. Charlie would not have revealed the private conversation with Trump asking me to stop speaking about Brigitte. That's a fact, actually. So point to Andrew. From today's episode, Karen Jane Child writes, look into Mormon road shows and their links between theater productions and those accused of being in the Mormon Mafia and SRA and MKUltra. Mormons are very talented at outings on shows. I know nothing about that. I will, uh, see if I can find some time to look into that. Sounds like another rabbit hole. Mormon road shows. Uh, Lamor Poor writes, their insanity is they shouldn't be messing with a rested, battle-bunned, pregnant Candus. Let them lie, let them pull their tantrums. The bigger they are, the harder they fall. Just remember, Christ gave you an army that has your back. Um, you are so correct, and it is— it just feels like the army of truth is rising, and it's been amazing to see people who Charlie didn't know make it their full-time job to figure out what happened here.

Dedicating, I mean, the time, the resources, going on the ground, getting information, passing around information, creating entire websites. Ian Carroll put together an entire website. I mean, there are so many things that you can look at and say that it has been a positive. And the greatest thing is no one would have thought, least of all Charlie, that this would— like, something would bring the left and the right together because we were all just sort of in our own pockets. I'm a conservative, you're a liberal, we can't help each other. And now we realize there's a way greater evil that we need to be focusing on. Becca writes, it's possible that along with the umpteen amount of gauze that was shoved into Charlie to stop the bleeding, that bullet fragments were also shoved in, hence why they don't match a .30-06 or Tyler's bullets. Could that be the purpose of the gloves in the door? Look, all things are possible. I would say that if you were going to do that, you could just have the medical examiner say she took something out somewhere. That'd be easier than having to actually place them. And, uh, that, that would be the preferred route if you're going to be that corrupt.

And we do know that there was a Fed overseeing the autopsy. That's part of the problem. The Feds were involved way too early. Every police division that I've spoken to said that the Feds were sending everybody on wild goose hunts and telling them to look in buildings, and SWAT team looking in buildings that had nothing to do with anything. Like, just go search over and marshals being sent places that had nothing to do with anything, dogs being sent to chase scents that had nothing to do with anything. Um, yeah, this— but I guess that's just Kash Patel's DOJ or whatever. Brittany Briggs writes, the fact that the same people who asked Charlie to ask you to stop talking about Brigitte are calling you nuts for talking about his murder is nothing short of hysterical. Frenchy T ain't got nothing on the passion that you have for this. That's exactly right. I mean, if I was I was passionate about this story in France because of the obvious corruption at the top of people colluding to hide the story and, uh, using the force of the feds in France to go after journalists who are just telling the truth.

Imagine my passion for this story, thinking in my head that this could have actually been me. I did tours, I had a contract with Charlie. Do you, do you understand how this impacts to, to, to see somebody build something and to be so trusting and to then realize that so many elements of his life were a lie, and then to realize elements of my life and my beginning in politics was a lie as well. Yeah, that's gonna drive someone to be extraordinarily passionate. And it is of course not something that we're gonna move on from because you call me nuts. I don't care about your memes. I don't care. You keep pretending that we present no evidence. It doesn't matter how much evidence we, we actually had a graphic for how much evidence we and stories that we exclusively broke about this. And no matter how much we have, they all say the same thing. She's just tell, talking about her dreams. Well, thank you guys for hanging on. On this podcast. I mean, how many live viewers do we have right now that just are here? Apparently I'm just telling you my dreams every night.

Like, I mean, they— the bigger the audience gets, they should realize that propaganda falls because people know they're watching the show for a reason. Because we have put so much work into this, and we don't do this because we need credit for doing work. Um, we do this because God gave us this platform, and if we can pull together, um, tips, and if people in government trust us with this sort of information because they're watching how we've done this and Then what, what a, what a great honor. What a great honor to be able to serve truth. What a great honor to be able to serve Christ. I gotta deal with like pastors on stage on Sundays in ripped jeans calling me crazy. Like, cool, don't care. You have no power. Get out of here. We don't recognize you. Like, who do you ordain yourself? Like, I mean, I'm just a pastor. I'm very cool, very hip. Kids listen to me. Thumbelina's Grace writes, thank you, Candace, we love you. I love you guys too. Uh, this person writes, I live for the day the number one standist, Brad Parscale, gets a Lego video. I told you I met Brad very many moons ago with Charlie Kirk, who I didn't know apparently, wasn't friends with, but I did meet him many moons ago.

And, uh, we had a— Brad and I had a friendly relationship, um, uh, you know, obviously just being in politics or whatever. But he was definitely a very confident person and, you know, definitely came off as brash. Didn't believe that I was going to be anything, I will say that. But was nice anyway. Simon Webster writes, if he was going to assassinate Charlie, he, he'd have been on the roof prior to find his best position, workout distance, aim, ensuring others were not in the way, uh, to charge Charlie's sitting behavior, still or animated. You know what's interesting about that? I can't wait until we find out who the Turning Point employee was who is going to testify and say that Tyler Robinson came up to him or her, uh, because that's going to be interesting. I'll leave it at that. I will leave it at that. I always wait for them to give information before I give information, and I have a hunch about who that employee is going to be. I hope my hunch is correct because I will have a very interesting episode for you guys. As always, Jacob Morrison writes, I think when we saw Um, that flash, that was a signal that he was in position, and there's no way he has enough time to adjust his sights.

Also, people have anxiety shooting deer. There was none of this. It's too quick. Sure did look like a professional, I will say that. So I, I— somebody who would, at the very least, if he's just a hunter, have a ton of trophies to show for it. He'd have antlers, he'd have maybe some buffalo from Africa. I don't know, he'd have just a lot going on there to show that he was that skilled. Because I would say my husband's a darn good hunter. He's a very good hunter. And I've only gone hunting with him once in Africa, and he's not taken that shot that fast, nor have I ever seen him do that tactical move in particular. So anyways, but what do I know? What do I know? We're just, um, you know, on the internet dreaming or whatever. I think I got all— I got all of these messages. Um, nope. Ali writes, JFK was murdered over 60 years ago and there are still so many unanswered questions, so why are they so mad at people for asking questions and speculating about the possibilities? By their logic, you needed hard evidence to question JFK narrative 60 years ago.

Yes, of course, that's why they launched Operation Mockingbird then and why they launched it again this time. Same exact reason. That's what these influencers are. That's Operation Mockingbird. You can't just all say the same word, the same adjective to describe the state that you are in. You are not all just like overwhelmed with evidence. You're not all submerged with evidence. That's like, be a person, be an individual. This is what fails. That used to work because everything was so new, you know. JFK was the TV president, so to speak, was as technology was shifting, good-looking president. And so that sort of, um, of a psychological operation was new upon the people, not something that they could process. This is no longer new. It's actually ironic because it was Trump that initially fractured our trust in the mainstream media. And it is for that reason that we can spot this, even though it's now re-emerged. And they're not the mainstream media, they're independent creators that are clearly all part of these influenceable campaigns, all saying the same words in the same sentences, meant to attack us psychologically. Do you go— you just submit and you just say that you see the thing that's not there.

A literal CIA experiment, by the way, that took place where they I'm mixing what fruits they had up— but they had one person who was not on it; let's say 26 people were all CIA agents—and held up picture of banana and asked every agent: "What do you see?" The agents told to apple! They only wanted that last person would answer right so clearly we know now because everyone else said 'apple' . Apple... apple.... apples? It gets at this next question. Guess he says?! He goes He bananas or somethin'. Right!? Apples for dinner tonight!

I don't even like them anyway!!!

What an idiot!! Haha. So guess when someone answers correctly?? There isn't anyone left standing there saying anything other than appletownership! And then finally comes back down says again into reality by hearing him respond: Bananas? No way, man! That apple, looks just too weird." Yeah yeah yes y'all got me good here today lolzayyyy hahaha. Mixing fruit names outta nowhere over my head haha even though it's actually a banana. That's what they're trying to do right now. This experiment, it's overwhelming. It's overwhelming. It's overwhelming. So you're supposed to be number 26 in the room and go, it's overwhelming. Nah, good. Actually, I see a banana every single time. I just, I see the banana. Must be something wrong with me. Or something wrong with you. Anyway, we have merch available on our website. It's the easiest way to support us, uh, and to keep us independent, not joining these influencible campaigns. Um, we are truly an independent show. I'm just so proud of that, I really am. And we have tons of good swag for you. Of course, the CIA crewneck— the Canada's Intelligence Agency is how we got here— that's a classic. I'd get that in t-shirt, sweatshirt form.

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