COVER UP! The Mysterious Death Of A Whistleblower. The UVU Review’s Major Redaction. | Ep 397

Candace

Candace Owens dissects a coordinated media narrative push, arguing that recent stories like the 'killer mom' trend and attacks on her character are psychological operations designed to distract from the UVU

Key takeaways

• Candace Owens argues that the viral 'killer mom' narrative is a statistically baseless psyop pushed by neoconservatives to deflect from the Charlie Kirk investigation and justify internet regulation.
• The UVU Independent Review fails to name the Station 2 fire captain who performed CPR on Charlie Kirk at Timpanogos Hospital, despite naming non-participating staff like Caleb Chilkett and Macy Crofts.

Main topics

• UVU Independent Review & Charlie Kirk death investigation
• Media psyops & 'killer mom' narrative analysis

Notable quotes

If the answer is no, welcome to a PSYOP.

Conclusion

The episode positions Owens and independent creators as resistant to state-mandated narratives, urging listeners to

Transcript preview

Speaker 1 (0:00) All right, you guys, happy Monday. A lot to unpack. It's been a fantastic weekend if you are on the side of humanity. Goodness, terrible weekend if you secretly worship all. I'll say that right now. The Epstein class is down real bad right now. I mean, another mysterious death that's connected to the Epstein files-ish. Also, you have... Country singer Zach Bryan shattering the attendance record at Gillette Stadium while wearing a free Palestine shirt. Just a lot going on. We're going to unpack all of that. But first, I want to let you guys know that there is a PSYOP that is taking place. You may not be aware of it. I need to draw your attention to it. One that is meant to distract you from the UVU Independent Review. And I tell you guys, the Epstein files, all of it, you probably didn't even recognize that it was taking place. We are still talking about it, Trump, unfortunately. So welcome back to Candace. Speaker 1 (1:10) Okay, good news, you guys. After a week of living as a committed lesbian, the narrative has once again shifted regarding Candace Owens. The Candace Fantasy Series moves forward. It must always move forward on to something else. This time, I regret to inform you that I am operating a mansion that is filled with, apparently, I've smuggled illegals. I'm forcing them to work for me under duress and under NDA. Here are the themes from this week. Here we go. This is a real tweet from Lisa Knows. I can't even, it's hard to follow this. It reads, it's not just the NDAs that are a problem. It's so much darker. Candace is rumored to have two nannies for each child. That's currently eight nannies in total. And she has them all living in the mansion down the street from her own mansion. Remember the second mansion that Laura Loomer reported on? It's been reported that she hires nannies who are in the country illegally so that she can threaten and intimidate them with deportation. And she underpays them so that they can't get ahead and they're stuck with her. Ironically, she sources her nannies from an elite Jewish nanny agency. Speaker 1 (2:22) This is serious. These women are absolutely terrified of her, and for good reason. It's rumored that she treats them terribly, and they have all signed NDAs, and they legally cannot speak out. This was originally reported on by Jessica Reed Krause, House and Habit. I independently confirmed this information via three individuals who separately know Candace. Oh, it's, I'm just getting worse every week, you guys. I am, I am the ICE, the Immigration Customs Enforcement. Nope, nothing will be enforced. This is how I live. I don't know what to tell you guys. I don't know what to tell you guys. This might be the greatest Candace conspiracy of all time. It's my favorite without question. All right, maybe second only to me paying off someone less than $5,000 after my husband hit them in a DUI accident. I just want you guys to know that I run these streets in Nashville. I am the Tennessee mafia, the kingpin, the godmother. People fear me, okay? I'm all of the things. I am all of the things. Now, some of you guys might be wondering practically, why is the elite Jewish nanny agency giving Candace illegals to hoard in a mansion? Why is Candace putting them in a mansion? If she's underpaying them, why not keep them somewhere cheaper? And the answer is because everybody fears me, the Jewish elite nanny agency and the illegals. I am the Scarface of Nashville. I haven't actually seen that movie, by the way, but it sounds scary. Scarface, that's me. Now, stepping away from the Candice fantasy series, which I think I'm going to start referring to as Candyland. I think I like that. What's happening in Candyland today? Oh, I like that. You may have noticed that there appears to be a very intense and ever-intentional push of certain stories and narratives right now. They're fundamentally untrue, just like that. But it's like more than ever before. Like, it feels almost as if I'm not even sure the internet is real. Actually, I'm starting to believe in the dead internet theory, like it's just all bots that we're engaging with. Maybe a better way to state that is it sort of feels like on the internet, time is speeding up, like they're just cycling through narratives and narratives and hoping that something sticks. What used to be like a steady stream of propaganda has now turned into a fire hydrant over the last year, like the fake news geyser. And one of the things that we have to consider is why this is happening. the why. And I have a theory and I want to share it with you guys. And I want you to take this very seriously because it's important, okay? Thought about this all weekend. For years, it's obvious that the media has been working with the state in conjunction with the state, at least since the JFK assassination, right? They have functioned under a very distinct and manageable formula. Even the biggest story, stories that should be huge, when the state decides to tell the media to get us to forget about it, we do. Eventually, whatever the story is, they can like force it to crash on the shore of societal ADHD. It's like everyone's like, oh, moving on, something else. The media has definitely been capable of making us just focus somewhere else, right? Clearest example of that is the mass shooting which occurred in Las Vegas in 2017. Biggest mass shooting in American history. It resulted in 60 deaths, 869 documented injuries. Investigators. claimed that they recovered 24 firearms from a man named Stephen Paddock's hotel suite and another firearm from his vehicle. They claimed that he acted entirely alone. And what did Stephen claim? Well, nothing, because a 64-year-old alleged gunman died by suicide before police entered into his hotel room. OK, so ultimately, investigators and the analysts over at the FBI, they concluded in 2019 that they actually couldn't determine a motive. They couldn't determine, and they said, quote, a single or clear motivating factor behind the attack. effectively unresolved. Because it's BS. The whole story is BS, obviously. What we were told makes entirely no sense. Now, the conspiracies, which in my view have a lot more evidentiary support, the conspiracy theorists were surmising that it was actually a military operation which involved Israel and Saudi Arabia. You can go down that rabbit hole on your own time. We're not going to focus on that today. Ian Carroll has actually done a lot of great work with that, as have many others. The point that I'm driving home is that They disappeared it from the media cycle in less than a week. How did they do that? Well, because five days later, they just broke a bigger story, a more distracting story, at least. And that was hashtag Me Too, the New York Times, the big story on Harvey Weinstein. They took him out. It was a Hollywood story for the ages. Allegations of sexual impropriety, rape, and... right pertaining to A-listers, people who are supposed to be untouchable, wall-to-wall coverage everywhere. Every day, a new Hollywood name got dropped. Names got bigger and bigger. I mean, Gwyneth Paltrow, you name it. Paris Hilton. Everyone was impacted. Everyone famous was forced to make a statement or share a story about how they had been personally victimized by Harvey Weinstein. And that was literally all it took. A Hollywood production. And then within five days... Nobody was speaking about the Las Vegas shooting, which appeared to be a CIA Mossad operation. Now, when, fast forward to today, fast forward to Charlie's assassination, when that took place, they attempted to follow that same pattern. Do you get what I mean? I remember, as just one example, a couple of weeks later, they were trying to force feed the Somali daycare scandal in Minneapolis. Like, suddenly, like, welfare is being abused like it hasn't been since the very beginning. Like, it wasn't actually structured to be abused. But, you know, this was like getting a lot of playtime. Speaker 1 (8:21) Coincidentally, the brave journalist who had uncovered this welfare scandal in Minneapolis, Nick Shirley, who also goes to Brazil. I'm not going to Speaker 2 (8:31) get Speaker 1 (8:31) into it, but Speaker 2 (8:32) he Speaker 1 (8:33) was kind of relatively unknown to the public. He was doing some other work, but he also happened to be the very last guest on The Charlie Kirk Show, picked by Andrew Colvette, who runs Charlie's Twitter account. Nick probably doesn't know that, for some work that he had done on the border. And they said, hey, come on Charlie's show. And he did that. But it turns out, despite this, despite their best push, the welfare abuse Somali scandal was not big enough to make us move on from it. And now we're a year into this, a year, over a year into this, and it seems that they can't manufacture a story that's big enough to make the world move on from Charlie Kirk. And I think it's fair to say that the story has only grown. The interest has only grown. More people are now investigating and contributing. to trying to uncover exactly what took place on September 10th. Now, you might be noticing as of late that there's another intentional push, actually a very bizarre narrative. Frankly, the setup of this reminds me of BLM, right? They're holding a magnifying glass to one incident and then attempting to convince the public that we're facing an epidemic that must be dealt with. It started with the Lindsay Clancy case. I was very open and honest regarding the fact that I did not follow the case, that I had made statements years earlier when it had just broken in the news about pharmaceuticals, you know, first degree versus second degree murder. Doctors need to be arrested if all of these drugs are true. I didn't follow the case because I just sensed that it was intentionally being pushed through the algorithm and they wanted people to make statements on the case. Suddenly TikTok keeps sharing these videos of extreme women. Like, they find the crazies, and these women are saying that they're displaying acts of empathy toward Lindsay Clancy. They're throwing dolls at walls or down the staircase and saying that this is how they feel as stay-at-home mothers. And suddenly conservatives are pretending that this is an accurate depiction of all mothers in America right now. There's a problem. Broadly speaking, there's a problem with women on the internet in general. Women are being, this is a social contagion. We're being impacted by it. And if it's not dealt with soon, well, we're all going to just want to kill our children in solidarity with Lindsay Clancy. It's absurd. But this is what neocons began pushing. radical calls for women to get off TikTok. If your wife's on TikTok, she needs to be off TikTok. As if in the land before TikTok, you couldn't find these crazies too. I mean, people were writing letters to Ted Bundy wanting to marry the guy. I think he probably did end up getting married in prison or something. This is not a new phenomenon. This is not because of TikTok. There's always going to be crazies, even when there's no technology, okay? But this is what they're pushing. The problem is that females just don't know how to internet. We need guardrails. Really? And then they made the mistake of revealing their hand. They kind of strained and they said, and these are the same women who don't like Erica Kirk and think that she has something to do with the death of her husband. This is the problem. It's the obsession with true crime. Wine moms at home that are listening to Candace Owens. Speaker 1 (11:50) They can't see how perfect and godly Erica is because the internet has created this social contagion. The problem is not that Erica keeps getting caught in lie after lie. The problem is not that she's unconvincing, that her grief is unconvincing. The problem is that women are internetting. And just like that, like I said, you recognize these are the signs of a psyop. It's the cheapest form of politicking, by the way. You know, pretending, taking a magnifying glass of something really small. Being like, told ya. But I want you to check out this objectively hilarious clip of rep Nancy Mace, who has accepted over six figures from AIPAC and cannot utter a single bad word about Israel. She's been like chief among the people in politics pushing this absurd narrative. Take a listen. Speaker 3 (12:33) Just don't know why all these moms are trying to kill their kids. I don't know what's going on. I don't. I just to me as a mom of children, two kids. I can't even imagine. This is beyond postpartum psychosis, beyond postpartum depression. I don't know what this culture is that this is what's happening. Why are moms killing their Speaker 1 (12:55) kids? Speaker 1 (12:57) I can't even call a friend. I can't call my sister. Everybody's just doing this. It's an epidemic. Every time you call a friend, I'm like, hey, do you want to hang out? They're like, no, I'm just, I have plans to kill my kids tonight. What? What are we talking about? Speaker 1 (13:12) If I didn't know any better on the basis of just how much she keeps tweeting about this, I would reckon that somebody's asking her to put out this narrative. These are real tweets from Nancy Mace. I'm not going to read all of them in their entirety, but you got this tweet, the epidemic of the killer mother. At some point, this cannot be considered a coincidence. And she starts talking about this Christopher Petray person, and she shares a story from the New York Post. Let's show another one. Why is the news? covering for mother murderers. Stop calling her a homeowner. Call her what she is. She was their mother and is charged with killing her kids. Like that person just seems like the standard mom that you meet. Okay, next one. Vivian was four years old. A judge ruled that she was going home to her dad and she never made it there. Again, shared by the New York Post. Okay, give me another one. Not only did she stab her kids 50 times, but she took a baseball bat to them also. Perhaps the South Carolina legislature could make an exception to the death penalty by... Firing squad, we ain't got no time for this. Send her to hell. Okay. Speaker 2 (14:15) And Speaker 1 (14:15) of course, this is being echoed by Libs of TikTok, another committed Israel-Israeli operative, I would almost say. She's not Israeli, but she's an Israel operative, no question. She's been flooding the zones with these stories and trying to create mass panic. She wrote this, Kaya. She wrote, meet Tynesha Lachey-Jones, who was arrested and charged in South Carolina with homicide after her infant daughter was found with... Dead and lethal amounts of morphine in her system. Are Lindsay Clancy fans going to support her too? Ooh. Uh-oh. Speaker 1 (14:49) Dang. This is what's out. I call my friends, like, do you guys want to hang out? They're like, no, I'm going to give my child a dose of morphine tonight and kill him. What? And speaking of TikTok, yeah, that seems to be the breeding ground. A lot of this unhinged narrative is being pushed