Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
All right, you guys, happy Wednesday and congratulations to me.
Chapter 2: What legal letter did Candace receive in 2026?
Congratulations are in order to me. I received my first legal letter of 2026. I would say that it took longer than expected, right? We are 20, it was 20 days into January yesterday, at least when I received it. I think that's a record. I'm proud of myself. And it's going to be a legal hump day in general because we need to discuss how I was right about Taylor Swift. I respect her.
I think she's a savage. Taylor Swift is a first class passenger. If the ship is going down, she's going to make it off. She's going to be in that first lifeboat. So poor Justin Baldoni. And lastly, let's stick with pop culture today and discuss Brooklyn Beckham, whose parents are dead to him now. over a wedding dance that happened four years ago because I love rich people.
I love rich people problems. And today there are apparently a lot of them. So welcome back to Candice. I feel like I should receive an honorary law degree. I feel like I'm an expert now on legal matters. I've learned a lot about legal letters just over the last couple of years, last three years maybe. I've definitely learned that there is nothing quite like your first high, right?
That first legal letter that you get.
Chapter 3: What did Taylor Swift's texts reveal about her relationship with Blake Lively?
I mean, for me, after being sued by a sitting president, of a foreign country whose husband would like to strangle me with his large bare hands. Any other letter thereafter, it just doesn't do it. Just not the same experience. I'm not excited anymore when Noah calls. I'm sorry, Noah, if you're watching this, I'm very sorry.
Chapter 4: How did Brooklyn Beckham's family drama unfold?
It's less exciting for me this year. In order to feel what I felt When Trump called me over a first man pretending to be a lady, according to that, regarding that lady's penis, it's just going to take a lot more, you know, to get me hyped, get me amped. I would basically have to be sued now by like Vladimir Putin over the Great Schism, seeking literal reparations. We'd have to repair it.
Me and Mr. Putin would sit down, hash out the deals with the term Pope, patriarchs. over a millennium old debate, that would make me get out of bed. But this, this Turning Point USA, a cease and desist, is that what we're doing? Is this the chapter that we are on? We're turning the chapter here to lawfare? This is what's left? You want us to believe this is Charlie's legacy?
In the future, Turning Point USA is going to be thought of as the girl that peaked in high school, you know? Free market capitalism, open debate, prove me wrong. Now it suddenly shut up and serve the new queen. That's what they want, right? So just to recap, our cultural cardinal rule number one is that it's gay to send a legal letter. It's very gay.
You shouldn't do it, especially if you can just pick up the phone and call someone. People are open to changing their mind, open to being wrong. You just have to call someone. The vibe that sending out legal letter gives... The internet in this day and age, it's changed. The vibes are changing. Is my daddy is so rich, he can buy the world. I'm so rich. We are so rich.
Chapter 5: What are the implications of Brooklyn Beckham's actions towards his family?
We can buy whatever we want. And so now we're just going to buy you and we're going to make people like us because we can afford it. We can buy social standing. Erica, chairman, CEO, Erica, my girl. Heavy is the head that wears the crown after its rightful owner was deposed. Am I right? Am I right? Now, in terms of the legal letters content, in case you are wondering, maybe you
are assuming that their main point of contention is going to be other things that I've said. Well, let me actually cut here to Tim Dillon because Tim Dillon made a joke. Maybe it wasn't really a joke after AmFest. And he insinuated that all they really care about is money.
Chapter 6: What insights can we gather from Candace's views on celebrity culture?
Remember this, what Tim Dillon said?
You feel it. It seems off. You feel like this is a... coordinated and choreographed spectacle so that you are played. They want your money. That's what they got mad at Candace about. They're like, why are you telling people not to give us money? She's also saying you killed the guy. Why are you mad about the money? They're just mad that they're not getting money. They want your money.
and they want to be celebrities.
Yeah. You feel it. To build off of that, you feel it. The money thing matters to them. And I think that after we go through this legal letter, you're going to recognize that, indeed, it does seem to be the thing that they are number one most concerned about is writing the allegation that there may be some quote-unquote financial impropriety, and they're quoting me, At Turning Point USA.
So we obviously broke the story about Charlie establishing a doge seven days before he died. And it led a lot of the public to speculate. I would say this was common sense speculation, by the way, that there could. could have been something that made Charlie do that pertaining to the finances, because Elon Musk did a thing, right?
We can go back and remember Elon Musk and Vivek saying they had to get into the government when Trump was elected. We're going to establish this thing. We're going to look where all this fat is. And this is financial impropriety. Federal government, right? The federal government has not been handling your tax dollars properly. So along comes Charlie, he decides to establish a doge.
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Chapter 7: How does Candace Owens connect her experiences to broader societal issues?
And I guess we're supposed to believe that doge is really about people going in there and going, no, it's so proper. It's so proper, actually, that we want to establish a doge so we can just audit and see how amazing we are. Charlie wanted to get in there and look through everything because it was everything was just clean as a whistle.
And he wanted to maybe then give that audit report to other organizations that they could learn how amazing and proper and above board everything was Turning Point USA. Anyway, let's read the letter. And to give you some needed context before we jump in here, because you're going to go, what are they talking about with payments?
Turning Point and I obviously had a long speaking arrangement, a speaking contract, which was still in effect when Charlie was assassinated. We've had a contract to speak going back to like, what, 2019, 2020.
So obviously, given Charlie's assassination and the direction that my investigation took into what happened on that day, we moved to terminate that agreement, which was supposed to go on for another couple of years. So
Chapter 8: What are the audience's reactions to the discussions in this episode?
Naturally, to give them credit, because this is a bit different from Wolves in Finance, them going after a YouTuber who has no relationship with them. Naturally, in any contract relation, there is standard NDA agreements that you come to. It's just kind of written in there. You're not going to disparage me. You're not going to defave me.
And so they are, broadly speaking, making the allegation here, my investigation into who killed Charlie Kirk, is naturally disparaging. And hey, you accepted our money, you took our money for years. while Charlie was alive. So we're executing on this. You can't, you're not allowed to disparage us for another 12 months since we canceled that agreement.
So the letter reads, and I'm X-ing out the beginning parts that just says like LLC names and stuff. And I'm also not going to reveal their lawyers names. I don't think it's necessary. On video calls on December 4th, 2025, this was obviously pertaining to us ending our contract, our termination contract. We terminated our contract. And December 15th, I requested a retraction of Ms.
Owens-Farmer's disparaging statements and again provided notice that the injuries caused by her statements are substantial and continuing to accrue. Ms. Owens-Farmer has declined to issue a retraction. To the contrary, she has stated that she, quote, doesn't feel any differently about people that she mentioned on the show and she thinks that there are shady people at Turning Point USA.
Yeah, so I guess I didn't know this, but I was supposed to, according to them, when we had that meaningful discussion, which I was appreciative that we had this open book discussion, I sat down with Erica and Justin Strife, but that I was supposed to come out and say, they're amazing and nobody and everybody didn't do nothing. That's it. They're wonderful people. Why would I...
Why would I change my mind? Because we had a discussion. I came out and I told the truth and things that were answered and actually what ended up happening was you conceded points to me. Anyways, it goes on. As a consequence, her statements are continuing to cause harm to Turning Point USA. We are currently working to calculate the full extent to date of the still accruing damages.
Okay, so someone's with a calculator and they're calculating. I'm wondering if there's a spreadsheet running of the damage that's being done by Turning Point USA themselves. Like, Andrew Colvett, if we're going to sue anybody for accruing damages, like if I'm running the company, I'd go with Andrew Colvett first. Brian Harple, that's a lot. A lot happened there with that car crash interview.
Am I being punished because you lied? And I realized it or something. And somehow we have this contract that we've had for years. And now it's like, well, you're not allowed to see us do anything bad because remember, we paid you. Goes on, in my December 2nd letter, I highlighted Ms.
Owens' farmer's ongoing contractual obligation not to make any disparaging, false, misleading, or otherwise defamatory comments about Turning Point USA and or its employees, agents, directors, officers, affiliate programs, or services. See, speaking agreement, blah, blah. Owens' farmer freely undertook this obligation in exchange for payment by support from and access to Turning Point USA.
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