BREAKING! Blake Neff Grants Interview To Gay Podcaster. More NEW Footage From 9/10… | Ep 391
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The transcript blends personal anecdotes with investigative commentary on a controversial campus incident involving a Dodge Challenger and allegations of a crime. Tammy's efforts to save money through BJ's Wholesale Club are presented as a relatable, practical example, while the core narrative debates the credibility of evidence surrounding a man linked to campus events. The discussion highlights inconsistencies in official timelines, including shifting descriptions of a man’s actions, such as multiple failed parking attempts and unverified outfit changes. Key testimonies, like those from a neighbor who claims to have seen a bald man in a vehicle, lack corroborating footage or evidence. The analysis questions whether the Dodge Challenger was actually on campus or if it was a deliberate setup to mislead. The narrative is further undermined by the absence of any proof linking the vehicle to a specific crime, especially given the lack of bodycam footage or witness accounts of the suspect changing clothes. Critics argue the entire storyline is built on speculation and narrative manipulation, not evidence. The discussion also expands into broader political commentary, criticizing the reliability of official accounts, the rise of conspiracy theories, and the erosion of public trust in conservative leadership. A recurring theme is the need for transparency and factual accuracy, especially in high-stakes narratives. The host emphasizes that without concrete evidence, claims like changing attire or criminal activity remain speculative. The segment concludes by calling for skepticism toward official narratives and urging a more evidence-based approach to accountability.
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All right, you guys. Happy Tuesday.
I have to say that I got such a chuckle
out of this comment from yesterday's episode.
This user wrote this.
He said,
Imagine being sentenced to death
because you happen to be wearing Converse sneakers.
Yeah, that's apparently a thing now.
Sorry, guys. Welcome to Trump's America.
Unfortunately, it'd just be like that, yo.
You should have worn your second favorite sneakers.
What do I have for you guys today
other than this unnecessarily gay,
photo of Blake Neff and Jeremy Boring,
which they consciously selected.
That's what makes it so funny.
They consciously selected this photo
to promote their upcoming sit-down,
which will undoubtedly be about me.
Tucker Carlson.
If you just look at the photo,
why would any person willingly post this
and expect it not to trend on X for being gay?
Which it is at this moment.
It's trending on X just for being gay.
The memes are exceptional.
I never thought that we would see fake and gay
so beautifully.
I've never thought that we would see
that in the wild like that.
And what did the dog that's in the middle,
what did he do deserve that?
Somebody get PETA.
I have a lot of questions, fortunately.
Comedian and political commentator Bobby Sausalito
has some answers with the most accurate prediction
about what this episode is about.
We're going to get to that.
But first, I want to jump back
into the Dodge Challenger narrative
because you guys noted something that I did not.
And because we, of course, have more footage
from September.
September 10th to reveal to you,
we are just going to keep going until maternity leave.
Welcome back to Candace.
So at first, regarding yesterday's footage,
a lot of you guys commented something
which I can't believe I didn't notice at first,
which is,
how many attempts this driver makes
to park the car in an empty lot?
We showed you that footage yesterday
of another Dodge Challenger.
There are no constraints in this parking lot
and yet he's coming at us like Austin Powers.
Remember this scene from Austin Powers?
He just tries to park the vehicle that he's in.
And you could just look at this.
It's kind of incredible.
You guys are so right.
What is going on?
This is this is not okay.
Almost gets out and fixes it.
It's absurd.
How did I not notice this?
Like four, four attempts there.
Five attempts.
What's happening here?
Okay.
We got there.
And you guys asked a very valid question.
It's like,
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I'm not sure.
is this your car, sir? Or is it a rental? Because that's how we park when we are not at all used
to the car that we are driving. Or if we are a female and we are parallel parking. That's kind
of the only other time that you should see that sort of behavior in the wild. It is weird. He
makes over three to four attempts there. Thank you guys for pointing that out and making that
observation. I also like to address a lot of you car people who emailed us yesterday, making us
aware that there is a difference in the body on the Dodge Challenger, which was towed and has
since been identified as Tyler Robinson's Dodge Challenger and the Dodge Challenger, which we are
showing you in the administrative lot. Yes, you guys, we are aware of that. We are not suggesting
these are the same cars. It's actually a point that we're trying to make here, which I want to
make it even more clear. We do not think that the person who gets out of this car is the same person
that is in the garage.
At the same time. So just to reiterate, everything is it's really important. What we demonstrated
yesterday is that two different gray Dodge Challengers arrived to campus within 20 minutes
of one another. Okay. And then they both stay on campus approximately a little over an hour,
a little under two hours before they leave around the same time. Okay. Dodge Challenger number one,
we know is connected to the maroon boy who is moving throughout the parking garage structure.
Dodge Challenger number two, which we presented yesterday, is connected to the admin lot,
technically the admissions lot. I'm big on giving people code names because I think it just helps me
remember. I hope it also helps you guys back at home remember. So we're going to actually
name the person who is operating the second Dodge Challenger, Waluigi, because that's the only video
game I play. And he has exceptionally tall legs and he looks to me like he's shaped like Waluigi.
Okay. It's a physical trait that we can easily identify and it will stick in our minds. Okay.
Now let's look at our two guys side by side. So we have maroon boy and Waluigi on campus at the same
time. The crucial thing for you to remember is that we have actually no idea what either of
these two people did for an approximate hour and a half on campus. All we got from the
preliminary hearing is that maroon boy parked, went up to a Turning Point USA employee and asked
her if this is where the event was going to be held. Okay. That's, that's one question,
that you're asking. We know that he's on campus for over an hour. What did he do for the rest of
the time? There is actually no narrative that's been provided. By the way, yesterday, I do want
to issue a slight correction. Yesterday, we wrongly showed you on the timeline that this
was during the time where he then went and visited a wooded area off campus. That's actually
incorrect. And the mistake is not technically our fault. Ashley, my producer, who has been
assisting me on our official timeline,
was inputting data, which was provided by the police in their search warrants, which were
filed on September 15th. Whereas I was using the testimony from lead SBI agent, David Hull,
from the preliminary hearing. Silly us. We forgot how many times the feds have changed their official
story since September. More on that later. Because I at first really want to drive this point home
via an over-explanation as to why a second Dodge Challenger is relevant and problematic. Okay.
So during this early morning, so
between 830 and 933 is the only time frame that we are going to be shown a Dodge Challenger from
the prosecution. Okay. After Maroon Boy exits campus at 933 a.m. in that Dodge Challenger,
which we have revealed is around the same time that Waluigi exits campus. He's going to leave
17 minutes later at about 950. For the rest of prosecution eternity, we are going to be asked
to simply use our imagination regarding the Dodge Challenger. So we are going to be shown a Dodge
Challenger from the prosecution. Okay. in that Dodge Challenger,
there's no proof, there's no evidence. We're going to be asked to simply make assumptions
on how it might connect to the person that eventually comes on to campus wearing a black
shirt with an American flag, crip walking. So I want you to understand there is a difference
between what you have actually been shown and what they are asking you to just imagine.
Agent Hull doesn't even so much as try to suggest that they tracked Maroon Boy's Dodge Challenger off
campus. He doesn't suggest that they saw him changing outfits. It's just a blank that they're
asking you to fill in. There's no evidence. They just assume that he parked on campus. They assume
he got dressed, changed his clothes, wore a black shirt because converses. Okay. So I'm asking how
did they rule out that it wasn't Waluigi? Maybe Waluigi parked off campus and you can just make
an assumption that he's the one that returned back.
In a black shirt. Maybe he switched into some converses. Maybe he's already wearing converses.
Maybe the Maroon Boy really did just want to know where the event was going to be. And maybe that
Maroon Boy was actually among the crowd when Charlie Clark was speaking. If you didn't track
a specific Dodge Challenger off of campus, how are we to accept a blur that the blurry person
that you are deeming guilty is the correct person? How is he guilty of anything actually?
They have not presented a single piece of evidence that we can even reasonably infer upon. There are
no photos or videos of an identifiable Dodge Challenger parked off campus. And if you were
hoping that maybe, just maybe we would be able to see the Dodge Challenger, which we were told
returned after midnight, pulled up to Officer Goforth after committing the crime of the century,
asked, had a little conversation with Goforth, you'd be wrong again. They've never indicated
that he had on body cams. They've never indicated
that he had on body cam footage. Then there is the case of Miss Noble, the neighbor who observed
what is supposed to be that same Dodge Challenger shortly after Goforth saw it. She's, her and her
husband see it parked in their neighborhood. She claims that the Dodge Challenger was being driven
by a bald person who had two people in the back seat. Obviously the footage is dark. You can't
identify the Dodge Challenger. Did Officer Goforth see two other people in the back seat?
How do we know that that wasn't the, a different Dodge Challenger?
A third Dodge Challenger, a fourth Dodge Challenger? Everything is just one big extrapolation.
They're just gone.
off vibes. And by the way, there is a specific reason that I am bringing up Waluigi to you. I
just want you to park that in the back of your mind. It's going to become more relevant in future
episodes. But for today, and because I am held to a higher standard than the prosecution, I'd like
to present even more evidence. A fact that was quite mysteriously omitted when lead agent Hull
talked us through the Tyler Robinson sizzle reel, right? His testimony that he gave over the footage
registered to me as remarkably rehearsed. Like they put that sizzle reel together, they got him
in there, and they were like, okay, pick up the pace. Keep talking over it. Just keep, okay, we're
going to do it again. Talk over it. Talk over it. This is what you got to do when we get to the stand.
There was no reason for them to make it a sizzle reel. There's absolutely no reason for them to
create a sizzle reel and have him talk over it. Even the pace at which he's speaking, it's like
he's an auctioneer. That was meant to confuse people. Your brain was trying to make sense of
what he was saying versus what your. Your eyes were observing what you were hearing versus what you were seeing. And at times,
we went back and realized those two things were in conflict with one another.
The end result is that we were intentionally led to believe that Maroon Boy arrived onto campus,
pulled into the parking structure, parked, exited his vehicle,
and then walked down near the amphitheater to find a TPUSA rep.
And maybe that's the truth,
but I can't say for sure.
I can tell you today that it's certainly not the whole truth because the whole truth
is that actually after Maroon Boy arrives in that Dodge Challenger, what he does at first is he goes
to the very tippity top of the parking garage where there are no cars around, where there's no
cover. And then he waits for approximately eight minutes in his car. Take a look. And obviously,
I'm not going to play the full eight minutes here, but I am going to show you this.
See a Maroon shirt.
And he sits there for approximately eight minutes. And when I actually punch in as close as I can to
look at him, I'm like, oh, my God, what's going on? I'm like, oh, my God, what's going on? Now I'm going to show you him leaving there as well. So you just just feel there's nothing else
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OK. I'll ask the obvious question here. Why not mention that? Why not say
what he did? Well, we know is that he parked at the top first and then for eight minutes he was
on top of the parking structure. Then he came down and then he parked on a lower level and then he
came out and he walked over to the amphitheater. Agent Hull. We can only speculate. And you know what? I'm feeling pretty speculative today. I
think we should all think while it's still legal to do so. And my thoughts are that it's because
this little episode of him pulling into the garage was intended because they needed that crucial
footage of the Dodge Challenger captured onto camera at a specific time. And I think that's
preplanned time. They wanted all of this captured on camera. There was no reason. Everybody knows
if you want to be seen going to a parking garage. There is no reason that Tyler Robinson
didn't just park off campus for the entire day. In fact, here's what's stunning. I mentioned this
yesterday. The TMZ footage, which they for some reason omitted, actually shows him earlier. Clearly
he is already parked off campus. It's 8.07 a.m. The TMZ footage, let's watch this,
is from 8.07 a.m. He is seen walking toward campus.
So he's parked somewhere off campus, walking toward campus, and we're never shown how he then
what sprints back to his car or something. And they don't want to address it. They don't want
to bring up this footage in the video. They don't want to bring it up in court. Yeah, because it brings forth the obvious question. If
at 8.07 he was already parked off campus and walking through the neighborhood, why wouldn't
he just keep his car parked off campus? Why bring it onto campus at all? That seems like a safer bet
not to get caught. I say it's because the car was meant to be seen. That was the decoy boy's literal
job was to make sure that this car gets captured on camera throughout the parking structure. Now,
you're probably thinking, why go to the top of the parking garage for eight minutes at all? I can't be
entirely sure. Of course, my common sense tell me that it's because he was doing something in the
car that he wanted to make sure neighboring vehicles and passerbys, people walking through
a busy parking structure, it was a busy parking structure below, he was doing something he didn't
want someone to see. Maybe putting on white high socks. I don't know. Maybe he's putting on the
hood. I don't know. My opinion, though, I can say on the basis of these shifting narratives is this.
I have always maintained that I believe Tyler Robinson was involved with something on that day
that he played a role, that he was around campus. I do not believe he had anything to do with the
actual killing of Charlie Kirk, but I reckon that he could be guilty of tampering with evidence.
We've said that since the beginning because we broke the story that Tyler Robinson was seen
at the Dairy Queen. And what was communicated was that he was seen at the Dairy Queen.
He was throwing out clothes in the cemetery nearby, a story which I stand by and which has
never been formally addressed or denied. By the way, I want to say, if you know more about this
story, particularly about the cemetery, we'd love to hear from you. Please email us more tips at
canisowens.com. I'd like I'd like a cemetery follow up. If you're a police officer, you know
more about that. What's up with the Dairy Queen? I think Tyler Robinson's car was, like I said, used
around campus, possibly driven by his boyfriend, Lance. I certainly do not buy the story of Lance
sleeping through the entire day. That does not track for me at all. I think if you're in a
relationship with someone, you could very easily ask them to use their car, bring you up to campus
and you'd listen to that person. I do not believe that Tyler Robinson ever changed on September 10th
into a black long sleeve shirt featuring an American flag. I do not believe that Tyler
Robinson ever did. I certainly do not believe
that the Converse sneakers are convincing enough evidence to put somebody to death.
I don't think that proves otherwise. I think multiple students could have been wearing Converse
sneakers on that day. I also think it's plausible that there was a morning meeting that happened at
UVU. Can I say that? I'm going to put that out there. I think it's plausible that there was a
morning meeting that happened at UVU ahead of what was, in my opinion, a very carefully planned
assassination. I think Ms. Noble, the neighbor, and her husband were telling the truth. When she
said that she saw a bald man and two other people in a Dodge Challenger early in the morning on
September 11th, I suspect that those people were driving a rental car. My best evidence is that no
one seems to be able to keep their story. I don't think that's true. I
think that's true. They filed a warrant in which they detailed
specifically that the maroon boy went to the wooded area between 8.28 a.m. and 9.24 a.m.
That's why we had it wrong on the timeline, because this was from the warrants that they
filed after having reviewed the footage.
They're going to say that.
They say, Agent Mortensen, remember his job was to collect all the footage, reviewed Utah
Valley University security video and discovered Robinson's Challenger enter a UVU parking
structure located on Campus Drive at approximately 800 West at 8.28 a.m.
After entering the structure, Robinson parked and exited his vehicle.
I think that's a lie by omission.
Went to the rooftop for eight minutes and walked around campus until 9.24 a.m.
When he returned to his car.
In the video, Robinson is seen wearing a ball cap, a red T-shirt, light colored shorts and
Converse style tennis.
Shoes during the time that Robinson walked around the campus, he is seen visiting areas
such as a wooded area near where a rifle is later discovered and the site where the victim
was shot.
Robinson leaves the parking structure in his vehicle at approximately 9.32.
That entire narrative changes by the time the preliminary hearing goes down.
As you guys know, it's a total narrative shift.
Lead SBI agent David Hull now claims that Maroon Boy did no such thing.
In that first hour, he actually came to campus, checked in with the TPUSA rep, and then he
departed campus at 9.24 until he returns on foot.
Now he no longer has his Dodge Challenger at 10.09 a.m.
And he has a Chick-fil-A, sits down, he eats Chick-fil-A, and then he goes to walk around
campus to the wooded area where the gun will eventually be found.
And then he departs campus again.
And this time he departs at around 11 a.m.
because it's time to play Wordle.
And he gets a good score.
He plays Wordle off campus, sends that score to his friends at 11.28, and then he changes
back into his clothes.
I don't know, maybe you were not allowed to play Wordle on campus.
I don't know why that was necessary.
And then he changes into that black shirt with an American flag.
Again, use your imagination.
We have no evidence of that.
And then he gets put on some jeans and he returns again to commit the first crime he's
ever committed in his life, which happens to be capitalism.
Mortal murder.
The narrative itself is so patently stupid and unnecessary that it reads to me like they
were finding holes in their own narrative and they had to just keep adjusting as time
went on.
That's what the warrants read like as well.
Like there was this preplanned narrative and then they had to adjust it because a new piece
of evidence was uncovered that would dispute it.
For example, like Miss Noble suddenly calling in and saying, I saw this Dodge Challenger
and it had this bald man.
They're like, oh, crap.
Well, we said that the Dodge Challenger thing happened at this time.
So.
We're just going to have to update this, which they did.
They updated the time three times that the Dodge Challenger was in front of Miss Noble's
house, despite the fact that it's on surveillance, that time gets adjusted three times across
three different warrants.
It's crazy.
Nothing we are told makes rational sense.
Charlie Kirk, I regret to inform you, did not have a neck of steel.
And even if he did, a 30-06 would have passed through it.
That's just reality.
There was no miracle that happened on that day wherein his neck stopped at a 30-06.
Actually, we can just assert that he simply was not shot by a 30-06.
He potentially was not even shot at all.
That's where I'm at.
That's my opinion based off of all the evidence that I have seen thus far that an explosive
is much more likely.
And then there's a case of the Woodbury building in general, which we should talk more about.
Maybe we'll do that tomorrow.
There's a lot of people.
There's a lot of people who early on kept saying that they thought that they saw things
happening on top of the Woodbury building.
There was also, obviously, that is the admissions lot.
That's where admissions would be.
There was also that person that was arrested who was taking photos outside of the Woodbury
building that nobody really talks about anymore.
The very next day, he was wearing a medical coat because that's what he wore for work.
But there's also another case.
There's another fact about the Woodbury building that most people don't know because we never
really discussed it.
We didn't know what it meant.
Remember, in the very, very, very early days of early hours, really, of the assassination,
people saw that plane, which used to be owned in Romania, shocking, the N888 plane, and
Shalane and Derek Maxfield, it was their plane.
They had to come out and give a statement.
She ran a makeup company, which was called Sapria.
And then they also started this charity to help people, to help kids that were trafficked, right?
And they came out and they said, yes, people thought that maybe the person who killed Charlie
Kirk was on that plane.
They came out and said, no, that's not true.
But they were kind of in the hot seat for a moment.
Well, what people don't know is that they actually shared ownership of that plane with
a couple, last names.
B-A-U-M, BOM, who had given $5 million to UVU and who operated their business center.
They operated their program.
That's what they got for their $5 million, a business program.
And they operated that program outside, out of the Woodbury building.
And so that's just an interesting little, not suggesting anything, they did anything
wrong, but everyone was looking at the Maxfield owners.
And there was another owner, the BOM family were partial owners of that plane.
And they do have a presence.
They do have a presence at the Woodbury building because they have a program for entrepreneurs.
In fact, I should find that program.
See if I can find that for you.
And when we come back for break, Wood, let me find this, Woodbury building, UVU, they
gave a $5 million donation, the Woodbury business building, Scott C. Keller building.
I will get that for you when we are on break, actually.
We can, it's actually.
Let me correct that.
Chelsea and Casey Baugh, B-A-U-G-H, donated $5 million to UVU.
And that donation was at the end of the year, going into 2025.
And yeah, they have an entrepreneurship institute that was located in the Woodbury building.
And they were partial owners of that plane.
Again, doesn't mean anything at all.
It's just another fact, something, a thread that can be pulled out of the Woodbury building.
But I thought that it was important to sort of reintroduce the topic of the Woodbury building
because there was a lot of people early on who emailed me about it and some things, students
that they said that they thought that they saw in or around that building.
And it would be great if those people could reach back out to us at moretipsatcandice.com.
I'm interested in having that discussion again.
And we will be right back after a break.
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Okay, so like we shared at the top, the photo is extraordinarily gay for no reason.
Gay people are legitimately upset by how gay it is.
They've been all over going, what is this?
It's too much.
Here it is.
Now, we have made it very clear to you that Jeremy Boring, former CEO of A Daily Wire,
I can't believe this person used to be my boss, is in fact more like a Jeffrey Dahmer
character cosplaying as a political commentator.
He's in some career purgatory.
He doesn't know what to do with his life.
He's tried many things, all of them failures.
And secretly, not really secretly, kind of publicly blames me for the fact that he failed
from that time he was cosplaying as a corporate CEO and said that he was going to be like
Walt Disney.
Okay, so he just fixates.
It's permanent background noise that's in my life.
It's Jeremy's fixation on me and whatever it is I'm talking about.
It's a topic that he then covers.
I go Catholic.
He wants to have a priest on to try to get him to say, come on, say something about Candace.
All right, we already showed you this from his fake podcast where he's really just stalking
me, but pretending that he has ideas around stalking me.
These are real thumbnails that like since this podcast, it hasn't been out for very
long, but these are real thumbnails.
We could show pages upon pages of just thumbnails about me and Tucker Carlson.
It's just like, he doesn't care about Erica.
He doesn't care about Charlie Kirk.
He's number four.
It's just what I'm talking about right now.
It doesn't matter what topic I cover.
He will then host someone to talk about the topic I'm covering and take a position on
it that is opposite of mine and call me a demon.
Okay, but I do have to say, I have to show you this.
I should have pulled this a while ago because we were laughing so hard when we saw this
on X.
He really peaked in his clinical obsession.
I think it was last week.
It might have been the week before where I misspoke.
It tends to happen.
We do a podcast live daily.
Everyone else sends their podcast through editing.
They restate.
They restate things when they misspeak.
That's literally what happens to the Daily Wire.
This time, I honestly barely misspoke, but apparently it sounded like I said self-of-esteem
as opposed to self-esteem.
And so he pulls this second on the show and creates a diagnosis for me.
So not only are you watching every millisecond of what I'm doing and pulling out, like that's
the crazy part, is pulling out someone on a live show, mispronouncing something, hours
and hours and hours of live content.
That you don't do.
You don't do have a live content.
But then creating a diagnosis beyond that, that the reason I did it, the reason why I
said what sounds like self-of-esteem is because I want to be famous.
I'm not kidding.
This is a real tweet.
It's an aspirational level of derangement.
He wrote this.
She does this largely on purpose.
All Candace cares about is fame and money.
Nothing is beneath her.
And everything that causes people to talk more about her is a tool.
And that's why I'm here.
So I'm mispronouncing things and tripping over my words on a live show to become famous.
I've never heard of this, by the way.
This is the first time I've ever heard of this.
I've never heard of people going to Hollywood and going, hey, how are you going to make
it?
Well, this person says they're going to take their clothes off.
This person is going to try to be an actor.
This person is going to try to be a director.
This person is going to try to produce a film.
Has there ever been a person who was like, I'm just going to mispronounce my way to the
top?
It's like, it's so crazy.
Only he could come up with it.
He genuinely, he is just so.
Unwell, you have no idea the amount of Daily Wire employees that message me stuff and they're
just going, what, what is happening?
Anyway, he announced that he is doing an hours long podcast with Blake Neff, who also fixates
and Bobby Sausalito, who I told you, he's just hilarious.
Yeah, it's just so funny.
He does political comment.
He's a political commentator, but he also is a comedian, a natural comedian.
And he jumped on before they released anything about this podcast.
He just announced the podcast with the gay photo and Bobby Sausalito made predictions
of what they were going to speak about.
Okay.
This, these were Bobby Sausalito's predictions before the episode aired.
Take a listen.
I hope you don't have a lot of plans tomorrow because the Blake Neff germs boring collab
is about to drop.
I don't think I've ever been as excited for a boring, predictable podcast to drop in my
life.
And since it's not out yet, you know, I'm about to cover that.
I'm going to make some.
Prediction before we do that.
So there's a reason Charlie called him his secret weapon, secret weapon, brother.
A weapon is supposed to do damage to the other person.
He's a weapon for destroying turning point.
You'd say, but what before the, yo, before the predictions, I just, I, when I saw this
photo, I could, I was like, I can't, there's, there's too many jokes, but how did I can't
even understand how this is real is like totally giving the energy of like, when a dude is
walking into the room and these just, I guess they're too angry.
Dad's what are your intentions with my son, sir?
This is a look you would get if these two dudes came home and you told them, yeah, I
watched the new episode of will and grace.
And they were like, without us, here's a quick clip of the secret weapon.
She tweets.
No ears were harmed.
Carry on with your Sunday afternoon.
Then two hours ago, she tweets.
Sorry, you're triggered.
I mean, no, I'm not.
I don't care a little bit.
Secret weapon.
Secret weapon.
This woman sucks.
I hate this woman.
I don't care.
Like literally take this woman, revoke her citizenship and deport her to Ukraine right
now.
I hate her.
You can't deal with that.
I hate this person.
She is disgusting.
Sick.
Now what's funny about this clip is that it was left in the comments on that germs boring
post is that this is an old clip, but this is exactly what him and germs boring are going
to be saying the entire episode about.
She's a disgusting, monstrous, monstrous piece of shit.
Garbage.
Do you guys have a promo?
It's literally going to be exactly the same thing.
But anyways, prediction.
The vast majority of the episode is going to be a complete hate session on Candace Owens
and Tucker Carlson.
They are going to run through how great of a person Mikey McCoy is, Frank Turek is, and
how the official story is exactly as they said.
They're going to talk about conspiracy theorists and how they want Erica to be harmed.
There's going to be at least 15 minutes, if not 20 minutes, about how amazing Erica is
and how Candace is just jealous because he chose her.
And with absolute certainty, there will be some type of call for Candace Owens to be sued
or to be jailed outright.
They will talk about free speech is important, but not free speech and conspiracy theories
because that's harm and harm to people and it could create harm in the future.
So those people need to be silent because ultimately what germs boring is doing is he's
securing the bag.
Germs wants to get paid by Turning Point.
Germs wants to continue to get paid by Turning Point.
He needs to be in their good graces.
So he needs to run.
He needs to be on cover for every single possible thing that they said.
He needs to rebrand all the people that speak at Turning Point that are destroying their
own image with their own content.
Unfortunately for them, the only person that will watch this podcast and not be like a
slay queen will be me.
Almost spot on.
The only thing that he got wrong in that assessment is that he's not doing it for money.
Like this is that's not he is a deranged man that is just stalking me across.
He doesn't care about any of this at all.
Charlie never liked him.
He never liked Charlie.
He doesn't care.
He doesn't care about Erica Kirk.
He is only interjecting himself into this narrative because that's where I am.
I'm covering Brigitte.
He's talking about Brigitte.
If I'm talking about this, he's talking about that.
If I become Catholic, he's hosting priests.
OK, that's the whole vibe.
It's just more stalking of Candace Owens, which has happened since I left Daily Wire.
I am the employee that he fired, but he cannot let go.
I occupy his every thought.
OK, now Bobby Stoss makes those predictions.
Tucker Carlson.
They're going to talk about Erica Kirk.
They're going to talk about defamation, lawsuits, free speech.
And I kid you not, afterward, they drop a, I guess it's supposed to get you excited for
the episode.
Here's what they are going to discuss.
Take a listen.
You were sort of instrumental in pushing the envelope of what was acceptable to say on
the right.
I support maximal free speech.
I have never once said YouTube should ban Candace.
Aren't we dealing with actual defamation?
She is a malicious, hateful, dishonest, destructive actor in American life.
Does it just.
Fame clicks, likes, money.
She wants the person who killed Charlie to get away with it.
Tucker has extended maximum grace to Candace Owens.
Tucker was a benefactor to me, but Charlie was a benefactor to me, too.
Tucker has done things that are indefensible.
He is siding with some of the worst voices in the country right now.
The last communication I had with Tucker was Tucker just privately.
Can you ask your brother to just stop pushing this Candace stuff?
Is all of this the result of the effort to bring more?
I want to make a speech to the public square.
No.
Can somebody buy Bobby Sausalito a drink from me?
Somebody who lives near him.
I can't believe it.
He literally hit every topic that was on there.
Well, I can kind of believe it because it's just that's all it is.
It's just pretending it's a podcast.
It's just the Tucker and Candace show and the continued obsession that he has with this.
But the calls to sue me like he sued me privately for years throughout court.
Brett Cooper, it's his like favorite thing.
And he just does that.
He just brings.
People on and talks about how I need to be sued and makes more extreme statements about why I should be sued.
Basically, he's tired or has no means to sue me anymore since he was forced out of the Daily Wire.
So he's like turning point.
You guys do it for me so I can live vicariously through you.
And this is him saying in a separate episode why I need to be sued or something.
Let's take a listen.
Candace Owens has engaged in the worst act of public defamation probably in American history.
She has slandered.
- Erica, TPUSA, Mikey McCoy, you, - Not dramatic at all.
Andrew Colvett, the state of Israel, the state of France, Egyptian Airlines.
The McCrones, everybody.
If Candace is not guilty of defamation, and the bar for defamation is very high in America,
especially with public figures.
Freedom of speech allows us to challenge our government, allows us to express our beliefs.
He looks so deranged.
Makes it easy to slander people and get away with it compared to other countries,
and particularly famous people or government officials,
because the logic is, well, you need maximal free speech
toward people who would have the resources or the power
to be able to prevent you from having that free speech.
And so in the case of defamation of a public figure,
you have to show malice and a reckless disregard for truth.
And or, I'm not sure which.
But certainly Candace has crossed all those lines.
There's no such thing as defamation.
And we should get rid of all defamation law
if Candace isn't guilty of defamation for her treatment of,
particularly Erica, anti-PSA,
and Mikey and you, and et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
He's just, he's, he's coming undone.
He looks ill.
Like he's ill with this fixation.
Bro literally took a break to get a,
he sued me across years when Charlie was alive,
fired me, sued me,
took a break to get a facelift,
botched his ear, botched his right ear,
which I can't stand to look at,
came back, told you I couldn't stand it,
and he put it up there.
Man, baby, got it.
Facelift that got botched,
which I would, I will offer that I would watch him
on an episode of Botched,
and how he's demanding somebody else sue me.
Like this is, this is just background noise constantly.
He doesn't care about Blake Neff at all.
It's all about me.
It is all about me.
Anyway, I just wanted to full credit to Bobby Sauce
as I was laughing so hard when he just nailed it,
absolutely nailed it.
By the way, speaking of more of this,
like this sort of closeted homosexual club of men
who think that they're leading the conservative movement,
by calling for speech laws
and lying about what happened on September 10th
and basically trying to gaslight the public
about their experiences,
this flip in what was the MAGA movement,
which quickly got invaded by the neocon movement,
people are crashing out
because it's now getting close to midterms
and they realize that, I don't know,
partnering with people like this
and Laura Loomer is not going to bring you votes.
So Polly Market basically dropped odds
and said that,
Democrats are surging to record high.
The odds of them sweeping both chambers of Congress
in 2026 midterms have soared.
And this caused a remarkable crash out across the people
who basically are the reason people
are not getting out of bed to vote
because why are we voting for a party
that traded Charlie Kirk for Laura Loomer?
Like who's doing that?
Who's like, yeah, no, this is totally the same party.
And Laura Loomer tweeted this,
we won't be getting the Save America Act before midterms.
Today is the last day in D.C.
Members of Congress,
Congress until the end of midterms,
no more bills, no more votes, no more anything.
The president's agenda was not codified before the midterms.
Good luck getting voters out.
It will be a miracle if the Democrats
don't take the House and the Senate this November.
What is it they say?
Good job team.
Like it is not about that, Laura.
Like everyone is just off of the bag of a bit.
We want nothing to do with it.
Like, I'm sorry, I'm not telling anybody
that they should go vote for more of this.
Vote for what?
Speech censorship that's being platformed,
demanded by people like Mark Levin,
and your type,
people that are asking for the state
to get involved in lawsuits.
Well, what are we supposed to be crawling over
a broken glass to vote for?
The gas prices?
And then you go like, LOL, we don't care.
That's what you got.
We're going to war.
We don't want war.
We don't care.
Your sons are going to die anyways
because we want war.
This is another person, Jamie Mitchell.
She wrote, holy SHIT.
The GOP is genuinely useless.
The Democrats want to castrate your children
and completely replace America.
But somehow they're on track to sweep the midterms.
Yeah, because you want to kill our kids overseas
with never-ending wars.
You're ignoring everything that we're saying.
What is the message that we're supposed to be going,
rah, rah, get down there and vote?
You guys said you had it, right?
It was just a bunch of, what was it,
Pakistani bots that watched Tucker Carlson.
Candace's vile person,
the most vile person of the year is me.
Time's most vile person.
You attack Thomas Bassey, got him out of there.
Every single person that was a part and parcel
of the MAGA movement,
you guys have been attacking
and demanding that Trump rejects
and he's been getting on your knees
and now he can deal with the consequences.
Nobody cares.
I hate to say this, nobody cares.
And you're going to sit here and tell us like,
whoa, but they're transing the children.
Well, you're murdering children.
You're murdering children nonstop
and using our tax dollars to do it.
And when we say we don't like that,
you stick your nose up to us.
Okay, well, you and some of you psychopathic Bolshevik homies
get down there and vote for Trump.
I don't tell you.
Gather up your Bolshevik homies.
What vote was he supposed to be moving?
Like, Laura Loomer referring to me as a ghetto black B-I-T-C-H.
And what, was that going to get black people out there
and move the black needle?
Like, this is,
these are your advisors now.
You know, from Charlie Kirk to this.
What are we getting behind?
State assassinations?
Maybe it's the Epstein files.
Guys, why do you care about the Epstein files?
They're going to trans your children.
Well, he was, he's raping children.
So I feel like it's, it's,
are we just talking about the Epstein?
Yeah, we're just talking about the Epstein files.
Actually, we're doing that.
That's the message.
Things are more expensive.
Diesel is the cost of,
this house of living is,
but you guys should just deal with it
because at least we're going to stop Iran
from getting a nuclear weapon,
which you've been saying for the last,
let me, decades.
That was the whole reason you guys bombed Fordow, right?
Stop them from getting a nuclear.
You can't just keep running the same thing
and expecting different results.
We're just done with it.
Libs of TikTok upset.
Prediction markets project Democrats have a 59%
to sweep both chambers.
This is why voting is so important.
Don't listen to anyone telling you to stay home.
Get out.
Vote and vote.
How about no?
Just no.
I'm just going to sit here and be vile,
most vile person of the year.
I'm going to homeschool my kids.
I'm going to buy local.
I'm going to wait until somebody respectable runs for office
and I'm not going to allow you to fear monger
using my children when you don't care about the Epstein files.
You don't get to pretend,
play pretend like you care about kids.
How about that?
No.
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Those are tax cuts for middle American workers,
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How about no?
Why don't you tell us who killed Charlie Kirk and why?
Let's start there.
How about you tell us,
release the rest of the Epstein files
that we know all of your homies are in.
The Epstein files that you promised you were going to release
before you got into office.
And we took your word for it and voted you in.
How about, yeah.
Said you punished Thomas Massey for wanting to get that done,
which was your promise.
I'm going to say, no, I'm going to hold you to your promises
and not allow you to make more.
Sorry, guys.
Sorry, I'm on.
It's a no from me.
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I feel like, is it Randy Jackson from American Idol?
He's like, it's a no from me, dog.
Like I'm hearing all them,
like it's just a no, it's a no from me, dog.
I am noping the vote.
I cannot be helpful.
I cannot be useful.
I can only, I gotta be the bottom most person of the year.
Tucker, what'd you call him?
Maniac, he fell off.
Megyn Kelly, you attacked.
You attacked all of MAGA.
And now you claw back and you're like,
hey, hey, midterms are around the corner.
Good luck.
Do it.
Do the thing at midterms.
Don't come to us, okay?
All right, top comments from yesterday's episode.
Noah Rowe,
Yes, Blake, it is.
That's why we trust her.
Love that.
Yeah, I'm pretty transparent about what my agenda is.
I'd like to find out who killed Charlie Kirk
and why people that are close to him
are lying about everything.
Why their stories just can't,
they can't straighten them.
MD409 writes,
Remember when Charlie locked kids in a gymnasium?
Remember when he screened questions beforehand?
Oh, right, me neither.
Yeah, that's a new thing that Erica Kirk,
is doing.
And then gaslighting the kids.
You guys, that's the best part.
You got to lock them in the gymnasium,
force them to listen to you,
and then send out Andrew Kolba and Blake Neff
to gaslight the kids with a genocidal granny on X.
Old genocidal granny.
You got to find one.
There's always one lingering around X.
And she's like, just blow up Palestinian children.
You got to do what you want to do.
I love Erica.
And that's that.
All right, we get it.
You know, Israelis, by the way,
if you are listening,
midterms are on the corner.
Get out and vote for your president,
if you can, or whatever.
It's weird, but I feel like you do owe him your votes,
or whatever.
He's made it possible for you.
For me, I think it's another Austin Powers moment.
Dr. Evil, when Dr. Evil said this.
How about no?
That's me, midterms.
Sorry, guys.
Comments from today's episode.
This person writes,
my twin brother and best friend, Mark,
just moved out of state with his wife and family
after 32 years together.
I'm happy for them, but bummed for me.
We talk about your show daily,
and that won't change.
At the Ye concert, we kept saying,
no way Candace misses this.
And we were right.
Can you give Mark a shout out?
Mark, so proud of you on the move,
even though your friend is very sad that you will be gone.
Thank you for, you know,
being a person that watches the podcast,
talks about the podcast and makes it so that,
we get to do what we love every single day
and not have to bend the knee to Israel.
Happy moving.
It's good to have a change of scenery.
Joseph Brown writes,
there's no greater love for a friend
than to risk your own life.
Candace, you are a great example
of what it means to be a true friend.
I was so wrong about you.
For whatever it's worth,
you made a believer out of me.
Oh, that's very sweet.
That was so kind of you to say.
Thank you for that.
Yeah, it's good to be loyal.
It really is.
And I, and part of it, I wonder,
people say to me,
why don't you talk bad about this person or that person?
Or, you know, you've seen people that have done,
done bad things to you.
It's because I think it weakens you, actually.
It is demonstration of your own character
when you do stuff like that.
And that is why Turning Point has fallen apart so quickly
because people could see the day in and day out betrayal
of what Charlie believed in,
what his mission was,
what his brand was,
what he was going through in those last days.
And look at how quickly they weakened an organization
that had so much influence.
You know, don't be that person in life.
Brooke writes,
love from Houston, from your Maine,
you are glowing and your truth will always prevail crisis
King, love to you, the team, the family, go max.
Thank you so much, Brooke.
I wonder if Houston is as hot as Tennessee is right now.
I can't even go outside, guys.
It's crazy.
They just are so disrespectful to my pregnancy right now.
The weatherman is just disrespecting my pregnancy.
Samet writes,
Ben Shapiro, I compel you to apologize to Candace Owens.
That was so random.
We weren't even talking about Ben today,
but I agree.
I compel you, I compel you to apologize
just because you should.
Bobby Christ writes our, or Bobby,
Chris writes,
are they still talking about those midterms?
I got a chuckle out of that.
Are we still talking about the midterms?
We're still talking about those midterms, guys?
You got to stop talking about those midterms.
It's crazy.
Casually Crafted writes,
Candace, I appreciate all the work that you are doing for this case,
but ma'am, I can't hear the words coming out of your mouth
until I get a positive evidence on where your shirt is from,
for my official timeline.
Kay, thanks.
I have,
I have no idea where it is from.
Ashley, where is this from?
I feel like it's somewhere super, super, super,
like, I had this for years.
It's definitely not a very expensive shirt, I feel.
Maybe?
I feel like it's not.
I was so upset when they were like,
I had no idea that there's a whole group on X
that's dedicated to trying to find out.
They'll let you know where it's from.
This is what they do.
Trying to find out where my outfits are from
and then trying to say, like, I'm out of touch
because they find something.
Something that's expensive.
I'm just so upset they're doing that
because I can show up.
Okay, I'm large and in charge right now.
I have some really cute pieces.
If we're going to be doing that
and pulling my outfits and my jackets and my shirts,
can you just wait until after maternity leave?
Like, let me give you something to talk about.
Do I ask for much?
Seriously.
Anyway, you guys, you know what to do
if you want to support our work.
Merch is available on the website.
We have to drop some merch to make fun of Barron, I feel like.
We got to get some Barron merch on there
because that picture of him with Brigitte,
that doll is fly and it needs to happen
and we need to have, like, a humble host.
We're going to get some Barron stuff up there.
I got to have something mocking Barron.
Coleman, that feels appropriate.
You guys can buy your second favorite shirt,
not your first.
We are not yet selling Converse sneakers
because it's a dangerous thing to sell,
but you can buy your second favorite shirt.
You can buy a Santa's cup.
You can buy a mug.
You can buy a CIA hat.
We are the decentralized intelligence agency
and we have a lot in store.
Some stuff I am, of course, saving.
I got lawsuits going on and lawsuits,
pending if Jeremy gets his way.
Somebody else sue her.
Been doing it for years, but now it's your turn.
Sue her, sue her, sue her.
It's the greatest defamation that ever took place in the world.
I don't know how.
I'm not a lawyer.
I've never started defamation law.
I know nothing of the jurisprudence,
but trust me, bro,
it's not because I'm an obsessed, deranged,
closeted homosexual man.
Anyway, we'll see you guys tomorrow.
We'll see you then.
We'll see you then.
We'll see you then.
We'll see you then.
We'll see you then.
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Podcast Summary
Key Points:
Tammy saves money by shopping at BJ's Wholesale Club, where she gets up to 25% off, and uses the gas savings to reduce her travel costs.
A video reveals a man making multiple failed parking attempts in a Dodge Challenger, raising questions about his behavior and whether it's the same person as the one linked to campus events.
The narrative about the Dodge Challenger's presence on campus shifts significantly between official documents and the preliminary hearing, suggesting inconsistencies and possible fabrication.
Multiple witnesses, including a neighbor, report seeing a bald man in a Dodge Challenger with two others, but no corroboration or video evidence exists, casting doubt on the accused’s identity.
The episode questions the credibility of key evidence, such as the Converse sneakers and the black shirt with an American flag, arguing they are not unique or convincing for criminal identification.
A central claim—that Tyler Robinson changed outfits or committed a crime—lacks physical evidence and relies on speculative assumptions and narrative adjustments over time.
Critics argue that the prosecution's timeline is incoherent, with repeated changes to timestamps and details, indicating a lack of solid evidence and an attempt to manipulate public perception.
The discussion extends to broader political and social themes, including free speech, conspiracy theories, and voter disengagement amid rising distrust in conservative leadership.
Summary:
The transcript blends personal anecdotes with investigative commentary on a controversial campus incident involving a Dodge Challenger and allegations of a crime. Tammy's efforts to save money through BJ's Wholesale Club are presented as a relatable, practical example, while the core narrative debates the credibility of evidence surrounding a man linked to campus events. The discussion highlights inconsistencies in official timelines, including shifting descriptions of a man’s actions, such as multiple failed parking attempts and unverified outfit changes.
Key testimonies, like those from a neighbor who claims to have seen a bald man in a vehicle, lack corroborating footage or evidence. The analysis questions whether the Dodge Challenger was actually on campus or if it was a deliberate setup to mislead. The narrative is further undermined by the absence of any proof linking the vehicle to a specific crime, especially given the lack of bodycam footage or witness accounts of the suspect changing clothes.
Critics argue the entire storyline is built on speculation and narrative manipulation, not evidence. The discussion also expands into broader political commentary, criticizing the reliability of official accounts, the rise of conspiracy theories, and the erosion of public trust in conservative leadership. A recurring theme is the need for transparency and factual accuracy, especially in high-stakes narratives.
The host emphasizes that without concrete evidence, claims like changing attire or criminal activity remain speculative. The segment concludes by calling for skepticism toward official narratives and urging a more evidence-based approach to accountability.
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Tammy shops at BJ's Wholesale Club to save up to 25% off grocery store prices, helping her save money on essentials like beef jerky, microwave meals, and laundry pods.
New members get 10 cents per gallon saved on gas for six months, with the offer available only for a limited time and exclusively for new members.
The sightings of two Dodge Challengers on campus are significant because they raise questions about whether the same individuals were present, and whether the vehicles were used to cover movements or mislead the investigation.
The police reports state that Maroon Boy parked, visited a wooded area, and then left campus, while the preliminary hearing retracts this and suggests he only spoke to a Turning Point USA employee, showing a significant narrative shift.
There is skepticism because multiple students could have worn Converse sneakers on that day, and there is no concrete evidence linking the sneakers to any specific person or crime.
The photo is described as 'unnecessarily gay' and intentionally provocative, sparking debate and humor, and is used as a symbol of irony and political satire in the discussion.
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