Podbit · Candace
Frank Turek's story — that he was FaceTiming his adult sons in the audience so they could watch Charlie Kirk speak from an amphitheater — makes no logical sense to Owens. Turek has since contradicted himself multiple times on whether he was on a live feed at the time of the shooting.
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Owens wraps with a comment segment that quickly turns analytical. The top comment from the previous episode — 'No one called 911, but someone called Ben Shapiro' — sparks a deeper look at Frank Turek's changing FaceTime story [1] — Candace Owens "Frank Turek's story — that he was FaceTiming his adult sons in the audience so they could watch Charlie Kirk speak from an amphitheater — m…" 47:40 . Owens argues at length that no grown military man FaceTimes his adult sons into an amphitheater just to watch a Charlie Kirk Q&A; the story is implausible on its face, and Turek has repeatedly contradicted himself on whether the feed was active during the shooting. She speculates the live stream was intentional and was being monitored by someone beyond his sons. Other comments affirm the investigation's value and note that 'they're not even good at lying' — even a 12-year-old listener caught it. Owens then delivers a reflective close, tying the Kirk investigation to a broader global awakening around corruption, faith, and political manipulation. She teases a major revelation for tomorrow about Ben Shapiro's lunchtime whereabouts on September 10, thanks her team (including a producer who spent the morning burning shirts), and invites listeners to support the show through merch and the book club.
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