Candace Owens

They're conducting a trace on that exact gun.

Now, you might be like me.

You might not know what that means.

What is an ATF trace on a gun?

Why do they do that?

What does it mean?

Well, the ATF is, of course, the Federal Bureau of Alcohol and Tobacco and Firearms and Explosives.

They're involved, got involved in this case quickly, as we know, came back with the inconclusive trace on the Tyler Robinson gun

And when they are doing a trace, when they email you and say that they are conducting a trace, what it means is that they are seeking to identify the first retail purchase of a firearm that they have determined is involved in a crime.

So let me restate that to you.

On the morning of Charlie's assassination, they reached out to Corby effectively saying, this gun is involved in a crime and you are the manufacturer and we'd like to know where you sent it.

You have 24 hours to respond to these emails, by the way, as a gun manufacturer or a gun seller.

Horby did, and mysteriously he heard nothing back.

There was no follow-up.

He felt very weird about it, given the eventual assassination of Charlie Kirk, everything that was surrounding the gun, no gun, magic bullets that went through.

And so what he did was he decided to reach back out to the person he sold the gun to, the Texas deputy sheriff guy.

And he picked up the phone and he said, "'No, no, ATF never contacted me.'"

the person who the gun was sold to.

The deputy also told him that he had checked some system that he has available and he has access to, and that gun is somehow not even reported as missing.

Again, there has been no follow-up on that.