Candace Owens

She is, as you will see, at the office.

She doesn't have full hair and makeup on, which, of course, I think I welcome that as a good thing.

I don't expect her to be at the office, but I'm happy that she's not in full hair and makeup because this is five and a half days after her husband was pronounced dead.

This is before we've had his funeral, anything.

And I'm going to let you decide.

And I'm going to tell you that...

The employees that chose to record this and the employees that are still there and upset with the manner in which people were fired are saying that they feel like it was like a cult.

Like they...

knew something was off.

They felt like they were being manipulated, that they were only given Erica as this symbol of you guys need to work harder, right?

As though Charlie's wife was being used to convince employees that it is now a mandate handed to them by God to work harder, to sacrifice themselves, to work longer days, because this is their new family.

This this word I've always been struck by this describing the employees like a family to drive them to work like horses only to then fire them after a quarter billion is raised is wild.

OK, like I said, at least she is not dressed in hair and makeup.

She is the office.

I would say the bad news is that once again, Erica is going to stop herself from using the word happy.

in the context of Charlie and how he must be feeling in heaven.

I'm going to let this play out for five minutes straight.

And there is no context needed other than this is five and a half days after her husband was publicly assassinated.

And yes, in the background, that is Terrell Farnsworth, the guy who took down the cameras.

But we're going to see, we are going to see some grief.