Candace Owens

Anyway, we are now in season seven, episode four of Everybody Grieves Differently, but that's weird.

Now getting to this corporate call again, can we just go back, if you want to throw in that schedule again, sorry, the, yeah, okay, great.

So we have this on the 10th, he's assassinated.

On the 18th, it's that in-person interview with New York Times.

On the 20th, we have the funeral mass, which is held at a church at 11 a.m.,

On the 21st is the public memorial event that is held at State Farm Stadium.

And on the 22nd, which I had not mentioned before, I've been building this timeline in the background, there's a private dinner.

Not going to mention what restaurant it's at, but the McCoys are there, Elizabeth, Mikey, Erica, and they're in joyous spirits is exactly what the email said of someone who was there.

They were in joyous spirits.

Okay.

Just want to get that.

I think a lot of this, when you hear this call that I'm about to play for you, again, I'm not trying to color your opinion, but I am going to give you mine because it's my podcast.

I'm allowed to do it.

I do want to remind you that Charlie has not been dead for two weeks.

That's where you have to go back to to not even two weeks after Charlie was publicly assassinated.

Not a normal.

He didn't.

We had to watch this.

We had to visually watch this.

Now, the entirety of his call, which we're not going to play is 15 minutes long.