Podbit · Candace
Pastor Rob McCoy, part of Erika Kirk's faith network and Mikey McCoy's father, used his Sunday sermon at Encounter Church in Las Vegas to claim Candace Owens makes $800,000 a week and to compare her journalism to the Salem witch trials. Owens notes that even X fact-checked him, and wonders who attends a church where the sermon is about her lawsuits.
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The episode breaks for two sponsored segments. The PreBorn! read frames the charity as a resource for overwhelmed expectant parents, emphasizing that a $28 donation covers one free ultrasound and parenting support. Owens delivers it with personal warmth given her own pregnancy announcement. The Kikoff read focuses on the app's credit-building mechanics — no credit check, no interest, plans from $5/month — and cites data showing users who start with credit scores below 600 gain an average of 86 points in the first year of on-time payments. Both reads are conversational and stay in character with the episode's tone.
Sponsor Kikoff reports that users who start with a credit score below 600 see an average increase of 86 points in the first year by making on-time payments.
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