Blake Neff Blacks Out On 9/10. Andrew Kolvet Comes Clean About Netanyahu. | Ep 359

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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Candace Owens 0:00
All right, you guys.

What evidence did listeners and experts send about the charred object found in Charlie’s SUV?

Candace Owens 0:01
Happy Tuesday. We have a very interesting show for you today. Took us a lot of prepping. Because like I said, the obvious point of this assault from the overwhelmed influencers is to distract us from the actual investigation. A lot of stuff is coming up. And so we have to return to it. It's a very interesting lead regarding that unidentified object in the backseat of Charlie's SUV, the one that he took to the hospital. Well, they were supposed to be providing life-saving measures to him. At the same time, Ben Shapiro is getting updates. A lot going on. What we didn't expect was to receive a flurry of emails regarding what that object might be. It's very interesting. Also, Blakey Neff, man, he is drawing, I guess, a very interesting blank regarding what he was doing on the morning of September 10th.
Candace Owens 0:53
It's bizarre. I'm going to let you hear what he has to say, what he doesn't remember. Strange day to not remember things. There's an entire portion of that morning that he just doesn't remember anything. And I have a hunch about why that might be. The person he seems to be protecting, very obvious to me. Lastly, Andrew Colbett accidentally admits that I'm not a liar while accusing me of being a liar. It was really strange. He's a total doofus, as we already know. But there seems to be sort of a corporate-wide crash out that's happening right now. And frankly, they're all just saying too much. So let's see what we can learn from them. Welcome back to Candace.
Candace Owens 1:44
OK, so top of show very quickly. I want to share with you guys those very interesting flutter of emails unexpected that we received when we asked the question before we went on air. We released more photos from inside the vehicle. A trolley was transported to the hospital in and you can make out what looks to us to be those shards of glass from the road, Mike. There was this one identifiable object that was left in the back of the car. You guys might remember it. The one that I remarked sort of looked like a burnt piece of cardboard. I didn't really know what to make of it. Why does this look like a burnt piece of cardboard with blood but sort of thickened? Here it is a little closer here. Well, we open that question to you guys because I'm not an expert at everything.
Candace Owens 2:31
What I am good at is trusting other people to be experts at things and accumulating a bunch of information from them. And when I see a pattern in the emails emerge, I suspect that there's something there. And there certainly was a pattern that emerged. We had, oddly, people in the fashion industry reaching out, a ton of them insisting immediately and persistently that that what we were looking at was the remains of a T-shirt. Huh? I went, what? Excuse me? Okay, what are we talking about? We had a range, by the way. We had people who were stay-at-home mothers who have sewed their own kids' clothing, people in the fashion industry, and on top of that, doctors, plastic surgeons who emailed and said, you are looking at a shirt.
Candace Owens 3:21
So with that full spectrum, I thought, oh, we got to take a look at this. They were informing me that when polyester mix or polyester, entirely polyester shirts burn, they turn into what looks like an almost hardened plastic or cardboard. And I'm going to read you just one of these comments and one of these emails so you can just, I guess, see what we were receiving. Here's a YouTube comment that came in. Really bad internet here. I tried to respond. When talking about the little square thick piece, I have been making clothing for years as a mother of 10. This piece is a collar from the t-shirt. The black would more than likely be from the burning of the explosion, but the thick folded and end that's facing the camera most surely the bias band, the seam of the t-shirt that looks clearly cut off.
Candace Owens 4:09
Again, this was echoed by people in the fashion industry. And then from our tips inbox, we got this from an actual doctor. Take a listen to this. I mean, I'm going to read this email to you. It said, please call me a plastic surgery nurse if you use this.

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