Xaviaer DuRousseau

She just quadrupled down on the fact that she wasn't going to get pushed around anymore.

And she clocked Candace.

Yeah.

How do you think that meeting went?

I think Erica got done what she needed to do.

And that's honestly crazy to see because

Candace gets off the podcast and she, or not the podcast, Candace leaves the meeting and she's like, oh my gosh, four and a half hours later and I'm still alive.

I didn't drink the water.

It's like, girl, now you're saying you didn't drink the water like Erica was gonna poison you.

And after that, she backtracked on a handful of things, a handful of key things, and it was crazy to see her audience revolt on her.

And honestly, I think it was a masterclass of PR from Erica.

She did it in two steps.

She did the step of telling her publicly, you need to stop, shut it down, didn't elaborate too much, just very definitively, stop, stay in your lane, stop meddling with this investigation that you know nothing about because you're not the FBI.

And then she took the next step of being like, okay, Candace and I, we are going to sit one-on-one, have this discussion, and then...

It put all the ball, like it put like all the chess pieces in her court.

And that was very, very intelligent of Erica to do.

It's interesting to see the tides turning a little bit, right?

Yeah.

It's definitely a shift.

I mean, you heard Ben Shapiro say the other day, everybody that's in this building, we stand on the side of Erica Kirk.