EXCLUSIVE FOOTAGE: Caught Red-Handed Doing WHAT With Critical Evidence?! | Ep 378

Candace - Candace Owens

Candace Owens confronts inconsistencies in the handling of evidence surrounding Charlie Kirk's assassination, focusing on Terrell Farnsworth

Key takeaways

• Terrell Farnsworth was seen securing an SD card shortly after Charlie Kirk's death and later accessing his laptop, actions that appear suspicious given the timing and lack of explanation.

Main topics

• Charlie Kirk assassination
• Terrell Farnsworth's behavior and credibility

Notable quotes

If the whole world suspected that I was implicated in a crime and I had literal video footage that could clear my name, I would immediately release it.

Conclusion

Owens concludes by emphasizing her commitment to transparency and accountability, urging

Transcript preview

Speaker 7 (0:04) The Speaker 4 (0:05) city moves fast, but your vibe, that's different. Sharper, smoother, more alive. Speaker 8 (0:15) The new Speaker 4 (0:20) Honda City isn't just made to drive, it's made to feel. The new Honda City, all new vibe. Speaker 1 (0:28) All right, you guys, happy Wednesday. Happy to tell you right at the top here, I am exhausted today. Truly, the child that I am currently growing decided to wake me up at four o'clock in the morning. He was having some description of a dance party in the womb. I mean, 4 a.m. without a care in the world. Like, oompa, oompa, oompa, oompa. He was at a club. Late pregnancy gets so weird. I mean, just like at all times, you have to consider another human that is... living its own life inside of you, just occupying your space. I was explaining how odd this phenomenon is to my team. And of course, Skylar then thought of the most male-coded analogy. He's like, oh, like this guy from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. And yeah, like babies are cuter, but yeah, it's like they control, they decide there's no going back to sleep, but somebody's having a dance party inside of you. It was completely crazy. So I am tired. It's strangely accurate. I got to give scholars some credit there. That's what it feels like. Anyway, I got a strange press request today. Blake Neff is now entering the foray. He's speaking to reporters and wants everyone to know that I'm just jealous of Erica. How is he a real person? That's what I know. I want to know how Blake Neff exists. What are the laws here governing society? I just like, how are you a real person? This feels made up. It feels cartoonish. Like, it's like so teenage. Oh, would you say everybody's jealous of Erica? Anybody that critiques her? Sean Ryan? Joe Rogan? This is consensus. Is everyone just, you're just jealous. It's like Mean Girls or something. They're also now pushing the same talking point that I'm now somehow working in coordination or support of, I guess, the aims of Ahsan Paikar, because don't I realize that Charlie died so that we could blame the left, absent any positive evidence, and just unite the party behind the death? I mean, it is unimaginably dark that they keep repeating this talking point and not realizing what it actually conveys. Anyway, I have a surprise for you. Got to get you through this hump day with some more footage. So welcome back to Candice. Speaker 1 (2:55) Okay, you know what I realized? For those of you who watched Game of Thrones, yeah, where are my Game of Thrones people on HBO? I actually am so shocked when people say they didn't watch it. It was very good. I mean, maybe not the ending, but a lot of it. I'm basically like the Arya Stark character. I can relate to Arya Stark. Don't worry, I'm going to briefly describe to you. Broadly speaking, okay, great. Game of Thrones is about, you've got these warring kingdoms led by leaders from different realms with all... different kinds of personalities from clinical psychopaths and murderers to honorable households, all competing to be like the ruler of the seven kingdoms. Anyway, this is a spoiler alert ahead. I mean, you've had, I feel like decades to watch it, so I don't feel bad. But Arya Stark is from the household that conducts matters fairly. There's kind of the household that you root for. There's no tricking and scheming and plotting to try to get to the top. And at the beginning of the series, she's just sort of this happy kid. This sort of goes through a lot. And her family, while she is on the way there, is attending a wedding in a neighboring kingdom. It's supposed to be a night of celebration that turns into an absolute slaughter. Just as she arrives, suddenly her mother and her brother and his pregnant bride Everyone gets locked in to this dining hall and just murdered. Again, it was supposed to be a celebration, murdered. And Arya manages to escape. Now you have to imagine how that messed a young Arya up, looking at her brother being paraded around, beheaded after being betrayed. Can you imagine? I can imagine. I don't know. I can kind of a little bit imagine. That's fantasy. This is real life. Anyway, this sort of reshapes her destiny, her entire purpose. It fashions her purpose, so to speak, while everyone, every other character throughout the series is sort of fixated on becoming the ruler of the Seven Kingdoms via politics and deceit. Arya sort of has this one-track mind to avenge what happened that night. against the liars who lie about everything for power, are willing to do anything for power. Arya's basically just focused because great acts of evil should not just be forgotten about. That's kind of the theme of her character. You shouldn't just move on when innocent people are murdered. So I resonate with that. Anyway, yesterday I demonstrated to you all that Terrell Farnsworth, he lied to me. That's just a fact. He lied to me about not knowing how to send a clip. Crazy that he even said that. Also about a fear that Google was going to hack him. Double lie. And that hurts me because I actually came into that conversation so genuinely. I was like, once I speak to him, I can clarify matters for people because I know who that is. And he's been on Charlie's team for 10 years and he'll clear this up and then I'll use my platform. to explain to everyone what actually happens. And I should also tell you that after I had that strange conversation with him and didn't feel good about it, I repeatedly expressed that to Andrew Colbett in the days that followed because I trusted Andrew Colbett, Crazy Candace at this time, and was kind of saying to him, not kind of, I said to him explicitly, you guys should just release that back footage. I don't understand. Now that I've seen it and there's no gore, what is the issue with just releasing the back footage? Remove suspicion. Why live with the public wrongly believing that you had anything to do with the assassination if you quite literally hold the means to dispel those rumors? I would have released that footage so quickly. Same day. Footage is already going on around. This is not gory. Here you guys go. Speaker 1 (6:42) Sadly, alas, Andrew told me that they couldn't because of law enforcement. Here's a text chain from September 24th. I said, something that I can't get off my mind is why was Terrell there hovering around Charlie? I've literally never done any campus event where Terrell was just hovering behind us like that. It's just so odd to me that he's there and constantly hovering. He came back and said, I have zero concern about Terrell. He's done that at a lot of events. Okay. And he usually starts the tour seasons to make sure they are well set up. Seems to us that that was new as we went back and looked at footage, certainly not in any tour I've been on. I said back to him, I don't get why not just release the footage then. It's just such a nonsense not to release the footage and clear your name. Like if the whole world suspected that I was implicated in a crime and I had literal video footage that could clear my name, I would immediately release it. I don't get the logic. And he said that's in the preview of law enforcement. He meant in the purview of law enforcement. Again, it's difficult for me to imagine accepting, if it was in the purview of law enforcement, accepting a scenario where I would not just release or at the very least attempt to leak footage that would clear my name. I mean, can you imagine? It's like, I literally have footage that I didn't do this thing that people think I did or think that I was being weird at. And just like law enforcement's like, yeah, but don't release that. Why would they say that? Speaker 1 (8:08) Also, what right would the federal government or responding officers in Utah have to your personal property outside of a warrant? Everyone was posting clips from their phones. Everyone was recording that day. That's actually how we all watched Charlie's final moments, right? People were recording it. A police officer can't just go up to you and say, your phone is now in the purview of law enforcement. They can certainly ask you to share the footage willingly, and you can and should comply with that. If it's helpful to find a criminal, I know I would. I'd say like, yeah, here you go. How can I help? I want to help solve this. They can't demand it without a warrant, right? Am I missing something here? Anyway, yesterday we showed you that Terrell pocketed that SD card. We were all wondering what he did with it and he pocketed it before he began texting on his phone, his mannerisms, or he's looking around. It's hard to forget that he is the first one who declared Charlie is dead. And then all of that within four minutes, he's taken that footage down, four to five minutes, he's around the bend, got it in his pocket, texting. Well, today we can share with you my very own October surprise. I call it an October surprise because I've had it since October. I've had it since October. I've been interested in Terrell since October. Well, since September when I spoke to him and he just, it just felt off intuition. And like I said, there were good guys in government working behind the scenes. And what I learned is that after he pocketed that, he then pretty immediately opened up his laptop. And apparently, in my opinion, that's what I observed with my eyes, sticks the SD card in. For what reason, I don't know, but I'll let you make up your own mind. Take a look. Speaker 1 (10:12) You're listening to this on audio. Here is Terrell. He's bending down and he's opening his laptop and he's certainly sticking something into his laptop as he turns on to his computer. He's reaching in his phone. He's texting with somebody. And yes, some people might be noting that Lane Schoenberger's on the side washing his hands. That makes sense. Don't think too hard about it. He did help carry Charlie into the car. So he's likely just getting blood off of his hands as any person would after that. But you see Terrell, and again, he's texting, he picks up the laptop, and what happens thereafter is he sits facing the other direction and continues onto his laptop doing what I don't know. I don't know. What do you guys think? Like I said, he's first to declare that Charlie is dead because he says he was right there. He just saw that that was likely going to be the conclusion. Okay, I accept that. He then immediately processes that or goes to grab SD cards. N SD card, one SD card, puts it into his pocket. races to his laptop. This is all happening within 10 minutes of Charlie getting hit. 10 minutes of Charlie getting hit, according to my source in government, which I trust. I trust this person. I've trusted this person for a while. Any of that feel normal to you? Filming yourself, running, securing, particularly at first, the SD card from behind Charlie's head, Look in both ways, putting it in your pocket, grabbing your laptop, and allegedly, maybe it looks to be like putting that SD card into that laptop. Why? You've secured it. We were told from Andrew he was doing this because people can be evil. Okay? Why do you need to get it on your laptop? Because people can be evil. What's going to happen? It's in your pocket. Why can't you just hand that over to the police if it's evidence? And you're trying to be helpful, just hand the SD card over to the police. They were there. I mean, that's the Turning Point USA narrative, that he was just grabbing SD cards to secure the evidence. But he had already secured it. Why do we now need a laptop? Speaker 7 (12:54) The Speaker 4 (12:55) city moves fast, but your vibe, that's different. Sharper, smoother, more alive. Speaker 8 (13:06) The new Speaker 4 (13:10) Honda City isn't just made to drive, it's made to feel. The new Honda City, all new vibe. Speaker 1 (13:22) Law enforcement, again, I would like to stress, they know how to use an SD card. The feds know how to use an SD card. The SBI knows how to use an SD card. The local police, the UBU police, everybody knows how to use an SD card. I can guarantee you that. Speaker 1 (13:37) It's not for me to decide the why, right? I'm just being transparent. My goal is just transparency. Now, were I Andrew Colvett, I would be upset that Terrell perhaps misrepresented his aims. I'd also would maybe like to know why he appears to be so nervous, who he's texting. As he keeps doing this, it's just a lot of texting in between. We can't infer. Well, we can under Utah 1102. We can infer. You could say, like, is somebody telling him what to do? Grab that camera, do this, upload it. We can ask questions. Speaker 1 (14:21) Is Andrew Kovach going to ask questions? Nah, I'm going to imagine, Aaron, that Andrew won't be too bothered by it at all. He's going to instead issue another round of attacks on me. That's my guess. Speaker 1 (14:36) But the reality is that we were told that there was nothing special about the camera behind Charlie's head. And I would argue that there