Candace Ep 277: Charlie Kirk’s Last Trip To Asia… (December 10, 2025)

Host: Candace Owens
Episode Theme: An unfiltered solo episode where Candace lays out explosive new evidence and personal insights regarding the assassination of Charlie Kirk, government cover-ups, and expanding concerns about infiltration and corruption.

Episode Overview

Candace Owens delivers a highly charged, deeply personal, and conspiracy-focused monologue exploring:

• New information from a whistleblower tied to historic government/carteI collusion and how it connects, in her view, to the recent assassination of Charlie Kirk.
• The pattern of government secrecy, witness harassment, and cross-generational cover-ups.
• Her own struggles with threats and harassment for seeking the truth.
• Wider questions about foreign infiltration and threats in America, with explicit warnings to her Tennessee audience.
• A public clash with Tim Pool and commentary about conservative infighting.
• Interaction with her audience’s comments, and a call for vigilance and action in local communities.

Tone: Intense, emotional, urgent, and deeply skeptical of authorities—mixing personal conviction, faith, and crowd-sourced investigation.

Key Discussion Points & Segments

1. Candace’s Prayer and the Arrival of a Whistleblower (01:44–07:00)

• Spiritual Context: Candace begins by recounting praying, on a Catholic holy day, for evidence to clarify Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
• “As soon as I...prayed for a piece of evidence ... it was the very first email in my inbox.” (Candace, 02:55)
• She describes immediately following the tip and reaching out to “Harry,” a source with a 35-year government cover-up experience.

2. The Whistleblower’s Background & Ties to Government/Cartel Collusion (07:00–11:41)

• Harry Myers’ Story: A 20-year-old soldier in the brand new post–Iran Contra "Joint Task Force Six" under George H.W. Bush.
  • Operation Catacomb: Myers uncovers a Sinaloa cartel tunnel on the Arizona border, finds evidence of U.S. military and law enforcement officers in collusion with cartel leaders including El Chapo.
  • Major Bust Hidden: Superiors take credit for the bust, and Myers is targeted—his personal information leaks to the cartel.
  • Quote: “...my clearance packet, which was supposed to be locked...was rattled off to me by a cartel member...” (paraphrased, 12:21)
• Result: Myers is debriefed, threatened with witness protection (which never happens), put under a 35-year NDA, and spends decades under threat and harassment.

3. The NDA Lifts: A Confrontation at Fort Huachuca (15:00–27:27)

• Recent Events (May–September 2025):
  • Myers’ NDA expires. He returns to Fort Huachuca to get answers but stumbles into what appears to be a high-level military planning meeting (09 September 2025).
  • Details: He finds dozens of high-ranking officers, recognizes figures later seen on TV after Kirk’s death, and is forcibly interrogated for 7 hours.
  • Interrogator Identified as “Captain Neff”: Candace speculates about his connection to the Kirk inner circle.
• Memorable Quote:
  • “He was...being accused of being a bomb threat because [he] was special forces...They then attempted to try to gaslight me to see if they could angle an accusation of me being a threat...” (Candace quoting Harry, 23:41)

4. The Charlie Kirk Connection (27:27–32:33)

• Speculation: Candace draws the timeline—Myers’ accidental presence at the base, the apparent meeting of key military officials, and then the Kirk assassination.
• Conspiracy Theory:
  • She argues that “this is the kind of meeting you have before an operation,” suggesting a covert plot possibly connected to Kirk’s death.
  • She is struck by Myers’ “luck”/fate, believing his witness is a God-send.
• Incident Report: She reads out the report number Myers received for documentation: “8611-2025-MPC446” (28:54)

5. Candace’s Broader Warning: Infiltration & Foreign Agents (36:29–41:33)

• AngolaGate Link: Numerous emails warn Candace about Arkady Gaidamak, a convicted arms trafficker, allegedly moving in Nashville under a false name (“Jonathan Schmidt”) and linking him to new groups of Ukrainian arrivals.
• Public Call:
  • “If you are a Tennessean ... and you have seen this individual anywhere in Nashville, for the love of God, please send us an email.” (Candace, 39:38)
• Broader Threat: She warns that war refugees may serve as covers for dangerous infiltrators, echoing fears that U.S. communities are being infiltrated at the highest levels.

6. Response to Tim Pool & Conservative Infighting (44:09–47:42)

• Played Audio Clip: Tim Pool harshly attacks Candace, questions her security claims, and blames her for drama after Kirk’s assassination. Pool’s actual words include:
  • “Candace Owens is a f*ing evil scumbag. She is a degenerate...”** (Tim Pool, 44:09)
• Candace’s Response:
  • She calls Pool’s attacks “a display of estrogen,” ridicules his sense of persecution, calls him “Timothy Smollett,” and claims he’s acting out for financial reasons under Zionist pressure.
  • Notable Quote: “He’s a fundamentally weak man...get your affairs in order and stop blaming me...” (Candace, 47:42)
• Laments the lack of unity on the right and prioritizes truth over party unity.

7. Audience Comments & Community Call to Action (52:43–57:51)

• Candace reads supportive comments, credits audience researchers and online allies, and urges listeners to become “our own little CIA units...in our own communities and share information.”
• Discusses infiltration at Turning Point USA, including rumors of hiring “former cartel weapons traffickers.”
• Quote: “When you get to a certain level in business, they offer you...either the silver or the lead. You take the money or you take the bullet. I wonder if that was presented to Charlie...” (Candace, 55:10)
• Encourages building local, citizen-based security and intelligence.

8. Closing Remarks (57:51–End)

• Remembers Charlie Kirk, expresses appreciation for the unity of “normal people” post-tragedy, and vows to keep challenging cover-up narratives.
• No trust in “feds”; trust is reserved for local networks.
• Final rally: “We have never been more together...and I’m not going back...” (Candace, 57:51)

Notable Quotes and Timestamps

• “It was the very first email in my inbox...” (Candace, 02:55)
• “My clearance packet...rattled off by a cartel member...” (Harry, as quoted, 12:21)
• “Put under an NDA...from 1990 to May of 2025...” (Candace paraphrasing, 14:55)
• “He was being accused of being a bomb threat...and they tried to gaslight me...” (Candace quoting Harry, 23:41)
• “These are the meetings that are had ahead of an operation...” (Candace, 26:03)
• “For the love of God, please send us an email...” (Candace, 39:38)
• “Candace Owens is a ... evil scumbag...” (Tim Pool, 44:09)
• “You are less than a man...” (Candace, 47:42)
• “You take the money or you take the bullet. I wonder if that was presented to Charlie...” (Candace, 55:10)
• “We have never been more together ... I’m not going back…” (Candace, 57:51)

Important Timestamps

• 01:44 – Candace’s personal experience and first contact with the whistleblower
• 07:30 – George H.W. Bush on the War on Drugs and intro to whistleblower’s history
• 10:19 – News clip confirming the border tunnel bust
• 15:00–26:03 – Whistleblower’s recent encounter at Fort Huachuca and alleged pre-assassination military meeting
• 28:54 – Reading out the incident report number
• 36:29–41:33 – Claims about Arkady Gaidamak in Nashville and warnings about foreign infiltration
• 44:09–47:42 – Tim Pool rant and Candace’s response
• 52:43–57:51 – Community call to action, audience comments, and closing thoughts

Overall Takeaways

• Candace connects past government corruption with present-day cover-ups, tying it all into the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
• The episode centers on one whistleblower’s decades-long saga of discovery, betrayal, and silence—framed as a spiritual, providential breakthrough for Candace’s investigation.
• She issues concrete warnings about perceived real-world threats (both from the government and alleged foreign agents), and urges listeners to prioritize community intelligence and action.
• The tone is both confessional and combative, with Candace responding forcefully to public criticism as she doubles down on her pursuit of this narrative.

For more details, document request info, or to share tips:
Email: moretips@candaceowens.com
Incident Report Reference Number (FOIA): 8611-2025-MPC446

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