BREAKING! Blake Neff Grants Interview To Gay Podcaster. More NEW Footage From 9/10… | Ep 391

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What does the new September 10 footage reveal about the two Dodge Challengers?

Candace Owens 0:00
All right, you guys, happy Tuesday.

How does Tyler Robinson’s mysterious pit‑stop on 9/10 affect the case?

Candace Owens 0:02
I have to say that I got such a chuckle out of this comment from yesterday's episode.

What are the main discrepancies between testimony and the search warrants?

Candace Owens 0:07
This user wrote this.

Why are the unanswered questions about the Woodbury building important?

Candace Owens 0:09
He said, Imagine being sentenced to death because you happen to be wearing Converse sneakers.

What insights come from Blake Neff’s interview with the former boss?

Candace Owens 0:14
Yeah, that's apparently a thing now.

How does the “midterm crash out” impact the political landscape?

Candace Owens 0:17
Sorry, guys.

What are the most notable listener comments and reactions?

Candace Owens 0:18
Welcome to Trump's America.

How do the episode’s predictions and ad‑break segments tie into the overall narrative?

Candace Owens 0:20
Unfortunately, it just be like that, yo. You should have worn your second favorite sneakers. What do I have for you guys today, other than this uh unnecessarily gay photo of Blake Neff and Jeremy Boring, which they consciously selected? That's what makes it so funny. They consciously selected this photo to promote their upcoming sit-down, which will undoubtedly be about me, Tucker Carlson. Just look at the photo. Why would any person willingly post this and expect it not to trend on X for being? Gay, which it is at this moment, is trending on X just for being gay. The memes are exceptional. I never thought that we would see fake and gay so beautifully demonstrated in the wild like that. And what did the dog that's in the middle, what did he do?
Candace Owens 1:06
Deserve that? Somebody get PETA. I have a lot of questions, fortunately. Comedian and political commentator Bobby Saucelito has some answers with the most accurate. Prediction about what this episode is about. We're going to get to that. But first, I want to jump back into the Dodge Challenger narrative because you guys noted something that I did not. And because we, of course, have more footage from September 10th to reveal to you, we are just going to keep going until maternity leave. Welcome back to Candace.
Candace Owens 1:50
So at first, regarding yesterday's footage, a lot of you guys commented something which I can't believe I didn't notice at first, which is how many attempts this driver makes to park the car in an empty lot. We showed you that footage yesterday of another Dodge Challenger. There are no constraints in this parking lot, and yet he's coming at us like Austin Powers. Uh remember this scene. From Austin Powers, he just tries to park the vehicle that he's in. And you could just look at this. Um, it's kind of incredible. You guys are so right. What is going on? This is this is not okay. Almost gets out and fixes it. It's absurd. How did I not notice this? Like four four attempts there, five attempts, What's happening here?
Candace Owens 2:52
Okay, we got there. And you guys asked a very valid question. Is this your car, sir? Or is it a rental? Because that's how we park when we are not at all used to the car that we are driving. Or if we are a female and we are parallel parking. That's kind of the only other time that you should see that sort of behavior in the wild. It is weird. He makes over three to four attempts there. Thank you guys for pointing that out and making that observation. I also would like to address a lot of you car people who emailed us yesterday, making us aware that there is a difference in the body on the Dodge Challenger, uh, which was towed and has since been identified as Tyler Robinson's Dodge Challenger and the Dodge Challenger, which we are showing you in the administrative lot.
Candace Owens 3:38
Yes, you guys, we are aware of that. We are not suggesting these are the same cars. it's it's actually a point that we're trying to make here, which I'm I want to make it even more clear. We do not think that the person who gets out of this car is the same person that is in the garage at the same time. So just to reiterate everything, because it's really important. What we demonstrated yesterday is that two different gray Dodge Challengers arrived to campus within 20 minutes of one another. Okay. And then they both stay on campus approximately a little over an hour, um, a little under two hours before they leave around the same time. Okay. Dodge Challenger number one, we know, is connected to the maroon boy who is moving throughout the parking garage.
Candace Owens 4:25
Structure. Dodge challenge number two, which we presented yesterday, is connected to the admin lot, technically the admissions lot. I'm big on giving people code names because I think it just helps me remember. I hope it also helps you guys back at home remember.

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