Exclusive Footage: A Tyler Robinson Challenger Appears! TPUSA CAUGHT Gaslighting Middle-Schoolers. | Ep 390

Candace

Candace Owens presents new video evidence regarding a mysterious Dodge Challenger seen near UVU on the morning of September 10th, suggesting

Key takeaways

• New footage shows a gray Dodge Challenger entering the UVU admissions lot at 8:00 AM on September 10th, mirroring the timing of Tyler Robinson's movements.
• Parents at Nampa Christian School claim the Erica Kirk assembly was mandatory and that students were not given an opt-out option.

Main topics

• Tyler Robinson investigation
• TPUSA gaslighting allegations

Notable quotes

If you lie about the small stuff, you'll definitely lie about the bigger stuff, right?

Conclusion

The episode emphasizes the importance of following physical evidence a

Transcript preview

Speaker 1 (0:00) All right, you guys, happy Monday. And I do want to say right at the top here, because it has understandably become an area of major concern regarding my maternity leave and my substitute teacher, Baron Coleman. Everyone in the world, I mean, every single person in the world wants to know what will become of our sweet Brigitte doll. And this was naturally the ugliest part of our contractual negotiations. Honestly, the first seven pages of our contract is dedicated to Brigitte doll, and I did not give one inch. I want to make sure it's a matter of public record. Barron has agreed to love Brigitte Dahl like his own. He will talk to his her and ask his her advice across various topics that he covers while in this seat. Brigitte Dahl will be Barron's queen consort. And if Barron pivots at all from this contractual term, we are going to sue him until he's dead. That's what's been agreed to. Now, moving on to less important things. Today, I have another never before seen video. Actually, it's more like four of them because it's Monday and it's just fun to do. Hood brought things on a Monday. And I think it makes matters more interesting. Positive evidence and all from the morning of September 10th, which could complicate matters. Plus, we have an update from the parents of Nampa Christian School regarding Erica's visit. The bizarre gaslighting campaign, which came from Turning Point USA, Andrew Colvette in particular, Blake Neff in particular. And they have now included an angry grandma from Twitter. to back up their claims. We'll see about that. Welcome back to Candace. Speaker 1 (1:43) Beyond a reasonable doubt, ladies and gentlemen, that is indeed the legal standard of proof which must be reached to secure a criminal conviction for aggravated murder. And to be clear, it is the prosecution that bears that burden, not Candace Owens. I know that seems a little confusing. If you're paying attention to Turning Point USA, you're going, does Candace have to meet a burden of... No, I'm actually shockingly not involved in the case at all. It is the prosecution that has to present evidence. which moves a jury beyond a reasonable doubt. Now, of course, that was not the legal standard for the probable cause hearing, as we have unpacked many times. It was much more like whatever. You can infer, have some vibes. Did you see a Dodge Challenger? Yeah, you can simply say, I feel like that belongs to Tyler Robinson. Did you happen upon a student that was wearing some Converse sneakers on campus? Well, who else would it be but Tyler Robinson? I just want to say that. That moment from the preliminary hearing, that still ranks for me as one of the wilder portions. Agent Hull implying that that's what convinced him that the person that was wearing the maroon shirt must have also been the same person who came back to campus wearing a black long-sleeved shirt with an American flag. That was his convincing evidence. They were both wearing Converse sneakers or something. Take a listen to what he said because it's so crazy. Speaker 5 (3:09) You believe this is Mr. Robinson returning to campus? I do, yes. And what do you believe is Mr. Robinson? Speaker 6 (3:15) The shoes are the same, and the images that we have are from my viewing and seeing Mr. Robinson on the video, it's the same person. Speaker 1 (3:31) That was it. The shoes are the same. That's, I just feel like police work should be more thorough than that. If you're, I was waiting for, well, we tracked the Dodge Challenger. We followed him off and onto campus. We saw him change. We have footage. No, he's just like, well, this student's wearing Converse's and this student's wearing Converse's. So obviously we can see that they're the same person. Okay, whatever. Their standards, not mine. Now. Then there is the mysterious case of the Dodge Challenger altogether, right? A car which we are supposed to believe that only Tyler Robinson drives within the state of Utah. Every time this car is seen on or around campus, whether it's later that day, they're like, it's Tyler Robinson's. Even when a neighbor said, actually, I saw a bald guy with two people in the back. They're like, still Tyler Robinson, still counts as Tyler Robinson for us. And you guys know what my theory has been from the very beginning of this. I just had a feeling that there might have been multiple decoys because just too many single white males were wearing maroon shirts when I looked at the audience that day that came to listen to Charlie. They were all alone, by the way. They weren't in packs traveling together. They were all just standing alone, multiple people dressed as we are supposed to assume Tyler Robinson dresses every day. And I thought also, Perhaps there were multiple individuals who could have been driving a Dodge Challenger around campus on that day as well. Like I said, I've been holding on to this theory since September. And as we've moved forward in our investigation, more and more evidence that we have uncovered makes that theory at least plausible. Okay. What I'm describing, by the way, a bunch of different decoys, is it's actually a movie plot. I don't know if you're familiar with this. It draws to mind. The eternal question is art mimicking life or is life mimicking art? I don't know. But the movie to which I refer is The Thomas Crown Affair. There were a lot of them. I think the best one was with Pierce Brosnan. And wherein Pierce Brosnan, who is the lead character, executes a perfect art heist. I think he's taking a Monet. Sorry for the spoiler alerts. But he accomplishes this by just having multiple decoys all wearing bowler hats and similar jackets. You see that in the top, not the best image, but you can see the feds are watching and they're like, what is going on? And the police then start grabbing them. They're all wearing the same thing and it's a different person. Really quite clever plot. Like I think that would be a very good plot to execute in broad daylight if you wanted to accomplish something. Because I don't know, if everyone's wearing maroon, then no one's wearing maroon, right? Anyway, I received a tip from some UVU students. They told me that the admin lot, they all refer to it as the admin lot. We've since determined that technically it's the admissions lot. But they told me that it's regularly used by the feds. Now, I want you to remember that UVU campus has a high federal presence because it is a pipeline school to go work for the feds, to work for the CIA, to work for the NSA and or for the Department of Defense. They have programs put you on that track. And this might explain. why they do really weird things on the campus as well. Just like what they did back on June 17th. This is incredible, by the way. We never covered this, but you should know this. On June 17th, just a couple of months before Charlie's death, it's also the week that Charlie had the argument with BBNet and Yahoo, the same week that Erica purged her Instagram accounts. They conducted a simulation at UVU for a mass casualty event. This would have been during the summer, just to be clear. and they used crisis actors. Can you bring that headline back up? I just want to read that. UVU hosts a realistic bomb simulation with first responders, helicopters that were going to hospitals, people in theater makeup acting and pretending to be bleeding and dying, being transported to a hospital. I mean, totally nutty. I want to be clear and not common. I want to show you this. This is the article, I want to share with you rather what the article tells us about that event. It says police cars, fire crews, SWAT units, ambulances, and a life flight helicopter flocked to Utah Valley University on Tuesday, but it was just a drill. University officials gave notice that a bomb simulation was going to take place at the campus at the UCCU Center on June 17th from 10.30 a.m. To 12.30 p.m., officials said there would be 50 people with theater makeup and fake injuries to enhance the realism of the simulation. First responders and officials from nearly 20 agencies, units, and departments all participated in this drill. These included resources from the county, state, university, and healthcare institutions. The drill included real-life helicopters evacuating fake victims, you guys. with fake blood on them to real hospitals. And I want you to take a look at all of the agencies, federal and local, plus hospitals which were involved. They're listed in this article here. This is incredible. It's like I don't even want to read all this. It's just a waste of time. But you've got, you know, explosive ordnance disposal, special weapons and tactics. You've got health care hospitals in American Fork, as well as in Spanish Fork. Imagine cybersecurity infrastructure and security agency. OK, why? Why? Civilian support teams, Utah Department of Emergency Management, UVU police off police departments. You have Utah Fire and Rescue Academy, emergency management. This is crazy. I mean, how much did this cost? And I do want to say as a rational aside, why would you ever need to use crisis actors to train? That's actually not how doctors and surgeons and emergency personnel are trained because people coming up in those fields don't need people in theater makeup. They need real patients and they need to learn how to treat those real patients via residency programs, working under doctors, paramedics. If it's going to be a helicopter that's evacuating people, a life vac helicopter, they need real training, not fake kind. And I want you to know that we researched this because I was like, I've never heard of this. You all have heard of drills. You obviously know that drills take place in school from the time you're in kindergarten. Fire drills. Now it's been updated to shooting drills, what you're supposed to do when these things happen. But with theater involved, that's actually, at this level, including the feds, it's exceedingly rare. We found about four universities in the last five years that have done this. Speaker 1 (10:16) Again, I gotta say this just to say it. It makes me wonder what Tricky Terrell was doing on June 17th. Ah, Tricky Terrell, there he is again. What were you doing on June 17th, 2025? Charlie is dead. Hops down, grabs SD cards. But I digress. I digress. Back to UVU. The point I'm making is that after learning this information about the feds using the admissions lot, about fake acting scenarios, I was wondering if anything interesting happened in that particular lot on the morning of September 10th. I'm a nosy person. I like to know things. And just to recap, we know that Tyler Robinson is first seen at 8.07 a.m. walking in the neighborhood. He was captured on TMZ's footage. Oddly, though, I'd like to draw your attention to the fact that oddly, they didn't discuss that footage at all during the preliminary hearing, and it was not included in their Tyler Robinson sizzle reel. They never talked like that footage just never made it. But I was wondering what about earlier, because it would be a very convenient lot to park in if you needed to head to the amphitheater for any reasons. I'm going to show you this on a map, which exact lot we're talking about. Again, it seems like all the students refer to this as the admin lot, but it's technically considered the admissions lot. And that's because that lot right there, and then you can see obviously we highlighted in red where the event was held. It's considered the admissions lot because it's right next to the Woodbury building. which is where the admissions office is located for clarity. Speaker 1 (11:58) And sure enough, you guys, you're not going to believe this. What do you know? I was able to determine that on the morning of September 10th, a gray Dodge Challenger pulled up at 8 o'clock in the morning into the admissions lot. And even more strange, perhaps, is that it appears to be being trailed by a black SUV. So I want you to take a look at this never-before-seen footage from September 10th. There is our Dodge Challenger pulling in to the Speaker 2 (12:34) lot. And here is our black SUV behind it. I'm going to park further up. I'm going to show you where that's going to park. Okay. Speaker 2 (12:55) First, I would like to show Speaker 1 (12:57) you who gets out of that challenger because you're probably curious. And your rational mind is thinking, hey, maybe it's a teacher or something. They're calling it the admin lot. Maybe it's someone who had a meeting at admissions. If it's a teacher, it's got to be a young white male teacher carrying a backpack. I want you to take a look at the individual who gets out Speaker 2 (13:22) of that challenger car. Speaker 3 (13:27) Mm-hmm. Speaker 2 (13:32) Here we go. Rather, I mean, I'm going to be a pretty tall person, is what I would say. You're going to see in a second here. I'll just let it play. Widescreen. Speaker 3 (13:56) Single white male. Speaker 1 (14:00) Appears to me to be wearing jeans, a backpack, and a hat. Okay? Speaker 2 (14:07) And this person walks off. Speaker 1 (14:09) Now, this is going to be very grainy, but I'm going to show you a still of who it is that got out of the SUV as well. And now this is best we could see. We think that this is a Chevy Suburban. Is that right, guys? Chevrolet? Speaker 1 (14:30) Sorry, a Chevy Tahoe is what I meant to say. You can obviously discern if this person is tall. This person is wearing shorts. It looks to me to be athletic shorts with a short sleeve t-shirt, maybe gray lighter for sure. And yeah, I'm allowed to just infer whatever I want. I could say that's whoever I want to say. I don't know. Obviously a stockier build. But I also want to show you guys this because as we all know, I am held to a much higher standard than the prosecution. I want to make sure I show you guys a full video, a fuller video of them both getting out of their cars at the same time. So people can't say I'm lying or that I chopped things up. Here you guys. Now look at the full screen of them both getting out at the same Speaker 2 (15:17) time. And we'll let this play out. We're going to let this play out just so you guys have it. So pardon my silence. Speaker 2 (15:46) And again, reminding you guys that this is happening at 8 a.m., right? Don't worry, we're going to have a timeline, Speaker 1 (16:00) an official timeline for you momentarily. I want Speaker 2 (16:04) to