Candace Owens

Okay, like, I don't know what this is.

I, like I said, fully side with the employees.

I do believe with all of the new information that I'm getting, and it is a lot, that she has been orchestrating this entire PR campaign from the back and pretending that Andrew Colvett was problematic.

Maybe some credit to Andrew Colvett for being enough of a gentleman to absorb all of that, to allow people to think that it was just him acting rogue when it wasn't.

It factually was not.

We were lied to.

And I don't know what the purpose is of that lie.

That's what troubles me.

What is the purpose of that lie?

And by the way, just going back to that end of the timeline that we have put together, it's actually stunning to consider that when they opted to have the three-way call,

with the doctor, okay, when they hurried and called the surgeon because I did an episode and I was like, hey, something's really weird that you guys should know is that, you know, the bullet didn't go through, there was no blood in the back of Charlie.

And then Erica and Andrew got on the phone with the surgeon

that was on the day of Charlie's actual funeral mass.

Like that was a priority for them to have something to issue as a statement onto X to try to explain away why a 30-06 didn't go through.

Like that doesn't seem like the proper day for that, but that's when it happened.

That's when it factually, that phone call took place.

We know because Andrew said, just got off the phone with the surgeon.

So we don't have to imagine when that was.

The day after my episode when people were going, what do you mean there's no blood in the back?

What do you mean the 30-06 didn't,