Podcast Summary: "RFK Jr. & Those Pesky CIA Rumors | Candace Ep 168"
Title: RFK Jr. & Those Pesky CIA Rumors
Host: Candace Owens
Episode: 168
Release Date: March 31, 2025
Description: This episode features Candace Owens discussing RFK Jr., CIA rumors, allegations of blackmail rings in D.C., and internal disputes within the Daily Wire. The conversation is rich with insights, critiques, and revelations aimed at uncovering hidden truths within American politics and media.
1. Opening Remarks and Overview
Candace Owens kicks off the episode by referencing her recent conversation with Jessica Reed Kraus, also known as House Inhabit of RFK Files. She introduces the main topics: the intriguing developments surrounding RFK Jr. and rumors about the Daily Wire facing bankruptcy.
Candace Owens [00:29]: "I am thinking the RFK Jr. and the RFK files may be infinitely more interesting than the JFK files at the moment."
2. Allegations of a Blackmail Ring in D.C.
Candace delves into her belief that a blackmail ring exists within Washington D.C., asserting that the inability of individuals to acknowledge such operations highlights a deeper corruption.
Candace Owens [01:00]: "When we talk about blackmail in general in D.C. it is so obvious there is a blackmail ring. It is really just pathetic if any person can't just admit that."
3. Critique of Rabbi Shmuley
Candace criticizes Rabbi Shmuley, branding him as manipulative and extortionist. She highlights his association with RFK Jr.'s campaign, suggesting ulterior motives behind these alliances.
Candace Owens [01:45]: "Nobody willfully hangs out and works with somebody like Rabbi Shmuley, okay? This guy, literal goblin, Rumpelstiltskin in the flesh."
She further discusses a lawsuit involving Rabbi Shmuley and the Fontainebleau Hotel, portraying it as an act of extortion and highlighting a history of similar behavior.
Candace Owens [02:26]: "He insisted that he would only settle if the Fontainebleau paid him $1 million."
4. RFK Jr.'s Personal Struggles and CIA Connections
Candace transitions to RFK Jr., emphasizing his honesty about past addiction issues but suggesting that these struggles may be indicative of external manipulation, possibly by the CIA.
Candace Owens [06:15]: "RFK Jr. ... has contributed something for which I believe the entire world owes him tremendous gratitude. But I have never been under any illusions that RFK Jr. was not in some capacity being controlled."
She references historical CIA programs like MK Ultra, drawing parallels between past mind control experiments and RFK Jr.'s alleged vulnerabilities.
Candace Owens [14:50]: "If you were Jacob Rubenstein and you were a part of this assassination squad or a part of the day, they're planning to kill him and you think that you're in the in crowd and then they want to turn on you, they can give you a concoction of drugs and they can make you crazy."
5. Detailed Analysis of RFK Sr.'s Assassination
Candace provides an in-depth analysis of the assassination of RFK Sr., challenging the official narrative and presenting evidence that suggests a second gunman was involved, implicating CIA involvement and cover-ups.
Candace Owens [12:30]: "The evidence clearly shows that you were not the gunman who shot Robert Kennedy. There is clear evidence of a second gunman in that kitchen pantry."
She cites testimonies, court declarations, and expert analyses to support her claims, questioning the integrity of the LAPD's investigation and highlighting possible motivations for silencing the Kennedy family.
6. Speculations on Daily Wire's Financial Stability
Candace addresses rumors about the Daily Wire potentially facing bankruptcy, attributing recent layoffs and executive departures to strategic restructuring rather than financial insolvency. She defends the company while expressing skepticism about negative claims circulating online.
Candace Owens [38:50]: "I don't think the bankruptcy rumors are true. I think it's much more likely a restructuring. And that, by the way, is the right thing to do."
She criticizes former Daily Wire executives, particularly Alyssa Cordova, portraying her as toxic and a negative influence within the company.
Candace Owens [40:10]: "I find her to be remarkably toxic and I feel amazing that I can say that because she's no longer personnel at the Daily Wire."
7. Conflict with Jessica Reed Kraus (House Inhabit)
Candace discusses her fallout with Jessica Reed Kraus, highlighting personal attacks and professional disagreements. She emphasizes the importance of handling such conflicts maturely and criticizes Kraus’s approach in her Substack writings.
Candace Owens [45:00]: "She initially dropped a newsletter in which she name-checked me... She went very gloves off very quickly and began going after her former best friend Denise."
Candace urges listeners to avoid engaging in online drama and instead focus on constructive discourse.
Candace Owens [46:30]: "When these things happen, it is best to log off. People never want to do that. They always think they can out tweet or out share and change people's minds."
8. Listener Engagement and Feedback
Candace interacts with her audience, addressing comments and feedback. She acknowledges supportive messages and responds to criticisms, reinforcing her stance on various topics discussed.
Listener "Beefy Bitcoin": "I pray for you at least three to four times a week... You're not in it for credit."
Candace Owens [52:20]: "I am not in it for credit. I really am not."
9. Closing Thoughts and Upcoming Plans
Candace wraps up the episode by mentioning upcoming book club meetings and teasing future topics, including further discussions on RFK Jr., Trump, and anti-Semitism laws. She encourages listeners to stay engaged and continue supporting independent journalism.
Candace Owens [55:00]: "We have the book club tomorrow... we're going to talk about Trump and all of these weird anti Semitism laws and speech laws that seem to be coming right now."
Notable Quotes with Timestamps
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Blackmail Ring in D.C.:
Candace Owens [01:00]: "When we talk about blackmail in general in D.C. it is so obvious there is a blackmail ring."
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Critique of Rabbi Shmuley:
Candace Owens [01:45]: "Nobody willfully hangs out and works with somebody like Rabbi Shmuley, okay? This guy, literal goblin, Rumpelstiltskin in the flesh."
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RFK Jr. and Control:
Candace Owens [06:15]: "I have never been under any illusions that RFK Jr. was not in some capacity being controlled."
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Assassination Analysis:
Candace Owens [12:30]: "The evidence clearly shows that you were not the gunman who shot Robert Kennedy."
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Daily Wire Restructuring:
Candace Owens [38:50]: "I don't think the bankruptcy rumors are true. I think it's much more likely a restructuring."
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Conflict with Jessica Reed Kraus:
Candace Owens [45:00]: "She went very gloves off very quickly and began going after her former best friend Denise."
Conclusion
In Episode 168, Candace Owens provides a critical examination of RFK Jr.'s political activities and personal struggles, suggesting external manipulation by powerful entities like the CIA. She scrutinizes Rabbi Shmuley's involvement with RFK Jr., challenges the official narrative surrounding RFK Sr.'s assassination, and addresses internal conflicts within the Daily Wire. The episode underscores Owens' commitment to uncovering what she perceives as hidden truths within American politics and media, while engaging directly with her audience to foster a community of like-minded individuals seeking transparency and accountability.
