Off air until July 13th — 2-week break
Owens corrects a prior error where she said they'd return August 13th; the actual return date is July 13th after a two-week break.
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Final thoughts and comments
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This segment is the episode's most dramatically striking. Candace introduces a clip of Charlie Kirk being interviewed about the day of the Butler assassination attempt on Donald Trump. Kirk explains that he honors the Sabbath by turning his phone off every Saturday, yet on that particular day he left it on because Erica told him God wanted him to. In the clip, Kirk sounds warm, even charmed by his wife's spiritual sensitivity. Owens lets the clip breathe and then delivers her reaction with barely contained contempt: 'You should ask her who she has saved as God in her phone.' The implication is that a human contact — perhaps someone with foreknowledge — tipped Erica to tell Charlie to stay reachable. The broader suggestion is a possible thread connecting the Butler shooting to what happened to Kirk. [1] — Candace Owens "Charlie Kirk turned his phone off every Saturday to honor the Sabbath. But on the day of the Butler shooting, he left it on because Erica s…" 46:30
The 'God Told Me' Call: Erica Kirk and the Butler Shooting
Charlie Kirk turned his phone off every Saturday to honor the Sabbath. But on the day of the Butler shooting, he left it on because Erica said 'God wants you to have your phone on today.' Owens' response: 'I wonder who she has saved as God in her contacts.'
Kirk's phone was on due to Erica's 'God' call
In a previously recorded interview clip, Charlie Kirk revealed he normally turns his phone off on Saturdays but left it on the day of the Butler shooting because Erica told him 'God wants your phone on.'
Balkans Commenter: What American Military Hides
A commenter from the Balkans wrote that their parents taught them as children never to speak to UNICEF or Americans. They describe hospitals where mothers gave birth alone, babies were taken for 'testing,' declared dead, and later found in trafficking rings. Owens reads it and says she believes every word.
The Wyoming Moment: Deciding to Fight
In Wyoming, alone in deep prayer, writing a letter to Charlie, Owens sat with what this investigation would cost her and her family. She opened her eyes and a bald eagle flew directly past her. She took it as a sign — and decided to fight.
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