Candace Owens

Now, like I said, this is something.

It's definitely something.

It feels to me a bit like a psychological phenomenon known as trauma bonding, right?

They had just suffered a very real trauma.

That's not a trauma that most people go through in their entire lives.

You're signed up for a company.

Charlie Kirk is the leader of that company.

You sign up the majority of these people to work for this organization because they believe in Charlie Kirk.

They believe in what he is doing on college campuses.

And then you watch him get live assassinated.

And now management is going to try to establish your loyalty using all sorts of tactics, but essentially what they're creating here is an emotional dependence, right?

We are a family.

We have lived through this.

This is a family, family, family.

And that very...

well, may not have been Erica's intent, but hearing her sound like she's about to cry when she discusses specifically them keeping their jobs, not Charlie, but having, Charlie having been assassinated in front of the world, but the prospect of their employment, we do not have to imagine if she meant that sincerely because she didn't.

She did not mean that sincerely.

After working them all like horses, wrapping them in this way, she's going to fire a boatload of them without cause or even conversation.

That's actually traumatic.

See it from the employee's viewpoint.