Candace Owens

That would be very odd, that request.

And I'm only asking for it within one department.

And they come back and they say, oh, that's too burdensome.

You're going to have to get more specific than that.

We're not gonna be able to get back to you within 20 days.

So this is a loophole that they are using, in my view, which is abusive.

It's absolutely abusive.

We were very specific, as we showed you on the show yesterday, when we similarly asked for Kash Patel's travel schedule.

We wanted his calendar for the three preceding days leading up to Charlie Kirk's assassination.

That's just to rule out who's on whose planes, right?

We don't think Kash Patel killed Charlie Kirk.

I don't think Kash Patel rigged an explosive or took a shot from a rooftop.

We're just doing some good old-fashioned journalism.

So when they came back to us and they said, oh, the request is, you know, too burdensome again, we wrote that on Twitter.

We wrote, like, they denied our 20-day request because it's too burdensome.

We have to go back with more details.

In fact, here's what I tweeted specifically so you understand.

I wrote, via FOIA, we formally requested Kash Patel's travel itinerary for the three days leading up to Charlie Kirk's assassination, and we just heard back and were told the burden of the request is too great.

How is this remotely legal?

The burden of the request is too great.