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I Survive My First Death Hoax, Erika Kirk Makes Human History. | Ep 353
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Blake Neff Backstabs Tucker — And Proves Owens's Point
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Following Tucker's comments, Blake Neff — who worked for Tucker Carlson for years before joining Charlie Kirk's podcast team — posted a tweet claiming that Tucker was not among those who knew Charlie best, and that the people who truly knew Charlie believe Tyler Robinson acted alone for transgender-motivated reasons [1] — Candace Owens "Blake Neff, Charlie Kirk's former podcast writer and ex-Tucker Carlson staffer, tweeted that Tucker was not among Charlie's close friends a…" 45:00 . Owens is withering. She plays audio of Tucker himself describing deep personal conversations with Charlie about faith — conversations held privately, with no audience — and quotes Erika Kirk herself saying Tucker was someone Charlie always made time for when he visited Phoenix. She then turns the lens on Neff: a man who worked for Tucker Carlson, publicly stabbed him in the back the moment it was politically convenient, is offering himself as a character witness for Charlie's inner circle. Owens argues that the speed and eagerness of this betrayal tells you everything you need to know about Blake Neff, and notes that she believes he would be the first person in this whole network to fold under pressure.
Blake Neff, Charlie Kirk's former podcast writer and ex-Tucker Carlson staffer, tweeted that Tucker was not among Charlie's close friends and that those who truly knew Charlie believe Tyler Robinson acted alone. Owens dismantles the claim with direct audio of Tucker and Erika herself describing their deep friendship.
