Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
All right, you guys.
Chapter 2: What happened with the rescinded White House email?
Happy Wednesday. Sorry we're running a few minutes late. We were doing a lot of fact-checking, and I think it will be well worth the wait because about that White House Correspondents Dinner. I got to tell you guys, a very curious thing happened afterward. I've learned that the White House attempted to rescind an email that went out shortly after the shooting. Shooting.
And it was a communications email, which may go a long way in terms of explaining how that Erica Kirk moment went so viral. And on that note, I also learned an interesting thing about Justin Strife, the COO. He became the COO seven days before Charlie died of Turning Point USA. And I've told you guys he's the person who allegedly phoned the mysterious Pierre on that day.
Well, not only did he make that statement, rather suspicious phone call, but he also called someone else with an approval from Erica herself.
Chapter 3: What suspicious calls were made by Justin Strife on 9/10?
I will just say, when you learn who else he called, you're just going to probably feel like I feel. These people had some curious priorities that day, which seemed to center around making money. I'll say that. And across the pond over in France, Brigitte... I miss Brigitte. Brigitte and Emmanuel Macron have spun out a new explanation regarding that slap heard around the world.
And I would say it's not that believable. Welcome back to Candace. Well, well, well, my friends. Seek and you shall find. You shall find fakeness and you shall find gayness everywhere. We are all living the Truman Show. So I'll just jump right to it. Apparently, the White House military office sent out communications shortly after our alleged shooting, right?
I feel like Austin Powers, the shooting, you know, the one that took place at the press correspondence dinner, which then everyone started speaking about how we needed a ballroom.
Chapter 4: How are internet users defending Nick Shirley?
I will say right off the bat, of course, it's not exactly weird that they would want to coordinate messaging, right? Just to be clear, because if indeed the commander in chief's life was truly at risk, the president, as well as the number two, the VP also in the room, he gets taken out.
If they're both potentially in the line of fire, then yes, it would absolutely be appropriate for our military to be coordinating messaging with the nation, to the nation, about their safety. Everyone's okay. This has been resolved. But something else happened.
Chapter 5: What PR blunder did Brigitte Macron make recently?
So to jog your memory, the shooting took place at 8.36 p.m. Eastern, okay? That's when the Secret Service began firing at one another, so we've since learned. Then at 9.25 p.m., so... A little under an hour later, Sarah Seidner, you'll recall of CNN, she became the first person on social media to upload the now infamous I Want to Go Home video.
Chapter 6: What are the implications of the White House's email communications?
Erica Kirk. And we can show you that that's when she uploaded it. There is a tool where you can look at the metadata of Instagram posts. She posted it onto Instagram. Here it is in the corner there. It will tell you that she posted it at 1.25 and you are looking at universal time. Okay. So 1.25 a.m. universal time. That is 9.25 p.m. Eastern time. Okay.
What happened next, approximately 9.49 p.m., so less than 20 minutes later after that video went out, the White House military office sent out an updated communication. Oddly, within that communication, they describe an amendment to the Erica Kirk video clip, the traction of which they were monitoring. Now, I can get behind the military office wanting to communicate.
Don't quite understand why this moment would be something that they were monitoring and then sending out language about how they wanted this to be the focus of the evening. That point seems to me to be a bit odd. So I will say right here, the reason why we were running late is because I do not particularly like playing trust me, bro.
When it comes to this show, I like to show you the evidence and we do have the email. We have the email chain, but I am going to have to spend some of my earned credit with you guys and not show you a copy of this email exactly because we were very quickly able to determine that the Department of Defense is using what is known as a canary tactic. to root out would-be leakers, right?
So I think I've told you about this is shortly after Charlie's assassination, they similarly implemented this at Turning Point USA. What this means is that the IT departments are able to implement a strategy so that when they send out emails to everyone, you know, just gonna send out a mass email, they are able to... issue these slight variations to everyone's email.
So the word might be different. The time might be different. Barely noticeable watermarks throughout the email. Intentional typos. They can use AI programs that will do this so that every email that goes out is slightly differentiated. And it helps them identify immediately the source of a leak. Smart for our military to be using that. But obviously we sat here and we're like,
This is we can't share this publicly because they will be able to determine exactly who sent around this email and people could lose their jobs.
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Chapter 7: How did the White House respond to the shooting incident?
But to prove to you that I am not lying, I can give you a few of the names of the people that were copied on this email. Stephen Chung. was copied on the email. Ryan Ripien was copied on the email. And a gentleman named Gustav Anderle was copied on the email. I actually do, while I'm here, want to remember the title of Gustav Anderle because these are people that I wouldn't even know.
He is the White House Communications Agency. And it looks like it just says he's the Information Systems Manager.
Chapter 8: What connections exist between Turning Point USA and the White House?
at the White House Communications Agency in Arlington, Virginia. So these people all have access to the email. Feel free to not trust me, bro, and to go ask the press if I'm telling the truth. You can just do that. That's easy. Anyway, I'm now going to read you the relevant portion of this email pertaining to Erica Kirk. Fascinating.
Remember, everyone was gaslighting us and saying that this was totally just organic. And no, they weren't asking people to boost this clip for any particular reason.
Hmm.
It reads, amendment to the Erica Kirk video clip, the video clip of Erica Kirk leaving the ballroom area and stating, quote, I just want to go home is driving our highest organic engagement of all incident-related content across platforms. The current assessment of that digital item is that it has generated the strongest emotional response.
It is our strongest emotional response asset associated with the incident. It has high cross-ideological circulation. So, whether you're on the left or the right, wherever you stand, we're seeing this clip, that's good for us.
It has elevated repost velocity amongst political commentary accounts, increasing the use as a symbolic framing device regarding media conduct and national stability narratives. Our recommendation forward is that all communication channels should amplify this clip further.
Coordinate with digital partners and our approved surrogates to elevate the reach and ensure dominant placement in the overnight information environment. The most viral engagement presently centered around the attendee reaction clip now is circulating across all platforms broadly. Wow. We want that to be number one amplified overnight in the information environment at our military office.
I just, I don't know. I just feel like this would not be the number one priority. of these individuals in an environment where you don't have any answers. Again, I'm telling you, this is 9.49 p.m. This is a little over an hour after the shooting took place. Very little answers. Few things were known about who is this guy? Has he been arrested? Is there a further threat? Are there more shooters?
No, this is giving us a good emotional response, and we need to now reach out to our surrogates, approved surrogates, and get this amplified and circulated across all platforms we want to see. But by tomorrow morning, this is number one. It's incredible. That is absolutely incredible. As we know, this would be number one. It was something that we all said, that's kind of weird.
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