Candace Owens

You can go find your commentator who's going to tell you everybody grieves differently.

Nope, that is less than two weeks after Charlie was publicly assassinated.

That doesn't feel right to me.

It doesn't feel right to, I would say, the majority of people.

That doesn't feel right, knowing that they're joyous at dinners.

And again, this is when people who did not know Charlie

could not stop crying and were sending me emails.

Who've never met Charlie, who didn't even know what Turning Point USA was because they watched his assassination, could not stop crying and pull themselves together.

That is not the emotion that we're getting there.

Like I said, the entire call is upbeat.

And the portions where we are even speaking about grief, it feels like an obligation.

Like, you know, you got the dogs and what Charlie wants is for you to work.

And that is how the employees that I've spoken to who were on that call, that's how they felt.

My assumption, by the way, why I'm addressing this now is because my assumption watching...

Everything that's gone on.

My assumption was that she really was trying to figure things out.

I assumed in the silence, right?

She wasn't doing interviews then.

I assumed she couldn't get out of bed.

I assumed that she couldn't pick her head up.