Happy Juneteenth with Candace Owens

Summary

THE CHARLIE KIRK SHOW
Episode: "Happy Juneteenth with Candace Owens"
Date: June 19, 2021
Guests: Charlie Kirk (Host), Candace Owens (Guest)

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Episode Overview

In this ad-free special Juneteenth episode, Charlie Kirk is joined by conservative commentator Candace Owens at the Young Women's Leadership Summit. The conversation dives into controversial contemporary issues, giving voice to unapologetic conservative perspectives. Key discussion points include skepticism toward the COVID-19 vaccine and related government policies, critiques of Black Lives Matter and the legacy of George Floyd, thoughts on media narratives, social media censorship, and prominent cultural controversies involving public figures like Chrissy Teigen and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC).

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Vaccine Hesitancy and Government Overreach

[01:47–07:52]

• Candace Owens reaffirms her refusal to take the COVID-19 vaccine, describing the aggressive push for vaccination as "bribery" and “gaslighting.”

  “If anybody’s been following me, you know that Candace is not touching the vaccine...I’m so freaked out by the overall bribery that’s going on I’m questioning every vaccine now.” – Candace Owens [01:54]

• Points out historic mistrust in the Black community due to documented medical abuses (referring to the Tuskegee Syphilis Study):

  “The CDC should have been shut down in 1972...when it got caught experimenting on black men.” – Candace Owens [03:13]

• Critiques efforts to incentivize vaccination, such as “free pot” and “Six Flags tickets,” as evidence of suspicious motives.

• Opposes mandates for children to get vaccinated, raising concern over myocarditis and asserting the vaccine is "experimental.”

  “Now kids are having their hearts…there’s heart inflammation that’s happening in young kids. They had a 0% chance of dying if they got COVID-19.” – Candace Owens [06:38]

• Discussion on what the agenda may really be, speculating on profit motives and control.

  “Profit is always the agenda...they’re always looking to enrich themselves.” – Candace Owens [05:57]

2. Media Narratives, The 2020 Election, and ‘Conspiracy Theorists’

[04:35–10:08]

• Both guests mock the notion of COVID originating solely from a “bat soup,” suggesting lab-leak theories and “conspiracy theorists are having the best year ever” as more is revealed.

  “The conspiracy theorists are having the best year ever. Everything they said last year was true.” – Candace Owens [04:50]

• Discuss mail-in ballots and the 2020 election, alleging media manipulation, coordinated cover-ups, and questioning the legitimacy of the result.

  “It felt extremely fraudulent from start to finish.” – Candace Owens [08:58]

3. Black Lives Matter, George Floyd, and Race Discourse

[10:08–14:20]

• Owens refutes the characterization of George Floyd as a martyr or saint, calling him a “monster” based on his criminal history and criticizes celebrities and politicians for promoting him as a symbol.

  “That’s what he did day in and day out. You know, two armed robberies...he was a monster.” – Candace Owens [13:21]

• Critiques BLM as a “corporation,” not a movement—claiming funds are unaccountable, and noting leaders’ real estate purchases in affluent (often white) neighborhoods.

  "It was Patrice [Cullors]…always in white neighborhoods, which is so weird." – Candace Owens [10:39]

• Rejects the concept of systemic racism in America, arguing statistics reflect higher crime rates among black men, not racial bias in arrests and incarceration:

  “Despite the fact we represent only 13% of the population...black men account for over 50% of all violent crimes and police killings.” – Candace Owens [14:54]

4. Cancel Culture, Chrissy Teigen, and Double Standards

[15:42–18:37]

• Explains the difference between “cancel culture” and “consequence culture” using Chrissy Teigen as an example:

  “People are having a very difficult time understanding the difference...You’re not being canceled if you go to prison for committing a crime.” – Candace Owens [16:17] “Chrissy Teigen was sliding into the DMs trying to convince teenagers to kill themselves...that’s demented. That’s a mental illness, right?” – Candace Owens [16:46]

• Candace jokes, “I probably will receive the Medal of Freedom for taking out Chrissy Teigen.” [16:03] (humorously)

5. AOC, Viral Fundraisers, and Critiques of Leftist Politicians

[18:37–21:34]

• Recounts the incident where Matt Walsh raised $100,000 for AOC’s grandmother (abuela) after Ocasio-Cortez blamed Trump for her home’s disrepair.

• Describes AOC’s dilemma as exposing her insincerity, choosing not to accept the money to maintain a political narrative.

  “She just wanted to score political points, was willing to use shame. Her grandmother...That was beyond gross.” – Candace Owens [19:02]

• Both mock the double standard and highlight sociopathic tendencies in exploiting personal stories for political capital.

  “That’s a sociopath. She should not be allowed to have power.” – Charlie Kirk [21:03]

6. Winning Issues for Conservatives: Critical Race Theory & Transgender Debates

[21:34–23:40]

• Owens emphasizes the success of conservatives in confronting Critical Race Theory (CRT) and “trans issues,” especially with black families resisting gender ideology in schools.

  “The biggest gift to the conservative movement right now has been critical race theory. We are winning big time on that issue.” – Candace Owens [21:53]

• Suggests economic talking points are less effective; culture issues resonate more deeply with families.

  “People understand children...when you say your child went to school and a teacher or professor told them they could pick their gender and they’re five years old.” – Candace Owens [22:00]

7. Big Tech Lawsuits and Social Media Censorship

[23:40–25:35]

• Owens updates on her lawsuits against Facebook’s fact-checkers regarding allegations of misinformation and vaccine hesitancy.

  “Nobody ever thought, instead of going after Facebook, go right after the fact checkers.” – Candace Owens [24:06]

• Criticizes Facebook’s policy of removing content that could cause “vaccine hesitancy,” even if true, alleging financial connections to pharmaceutical companies.

  “Even if you tell the truth, the truth has to be told in a way that makes people want to get the vaccine...Big Pharma gives billions of dollars to Facebook.” – Candace Owens [24:42]

• Both agree that conservatives need to pursue legal action (“lawfare”) more aggressively.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On the CDC's history with the Black community:

  "The CDC should have been shut down in 1972...when it got caught experimenting on black men." – Candace Owens [03:13]

• On being called a “birthing person”:

  "I'm so excited. I am a birthing person. I'm very proud to be a birth." – Candace Owens [07:28] "This is the largest ever birthing persons convention in the history of the country." – Charlie Kirk [07:32]

• On George Floyd:

  “That’s actually his biggest feat—nine prison sentences before you turn 40 years old.” – Candace Owens [13:57] "Let's not get on board with pretending this man was anything but a monster his entire life." – Candace Owens [14:07]

• On cancel/culture:

  "You're not being cancelled if you go to prison for committing a crime." – Candace Owens [16:21]

• On the media and AOC’s abuela:

  “She just wanted to score political points, was willing to use shame. That was beyond gross.” – Candace Owens [19:11]

• On Facebook censorship:

  "They no longer allow you to post anything that causes vaccine hesitancy. Even if it's true, that's now written into their policy." – Candace Owens [24:42]

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Important Timestamps

• [01:47] Vaccine skepticism, bribery, and Black community history
• [03:13] CDC experimentation on Black people
• [06:38] Vaccine mandates for children and concerns about side effects
• [10:39] BLM, property purchases, and critiques of leadership
• [13:57] George Floyd’s criminal history discussion
• [16:17] Cancel culture vs. consequence culture (Chrissy Teigen)
• [19:02] The "AOC abuela" GoFundMe incident
• [21:53] Critical race theory as a “winning” conservative issue
• [23:40] Owens’ lawsuits against Big Tech
• [24:42] Facebook’s vaccine hesitancy policy

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Conclusion

Charlie Kirk and Candace Owens use this Juneteenth episode to sharply question mainstream narratives about public health, race, media, and woke culture. The discussion is marked by skepticism toward government and media institutions, calls to assert conservative values on cultural issues, and a push for more aggressive legal tactics against perceived leftist overreach. The tone is candid, combative, and often humorous, with both figures leveraging current events and anecdotal evidence to advance broader arguments against progressive ideology.

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Transcript

[A]

Hey, everybody. I'm told that it's Juneteenth. You know my thoughts on that. Candace Owens is here advertiser free. She has a lot to say about a lot of different things. The vaccine, black America, Chrissy Teigen and more. This is brought to you advertiser free. That's right. No ads in this entire Saturday episode of the Charlie Kirk Show. How is that made possible by you? When you Support [e-mail] support. When you support us and get behind the work that we are doing, it makes everything possible. I want to thank Markle from Wilcox, Arizona. Thank you for Supporting [e-mail] Support Steve from Fort Wayne, Indiana. Thank you so much for Supporting [e-mail] Support Jose from San Dimas, California. Thank you. And if you guys want to go all in on the Charlie Kirk show program and support our amazing team, we have editors, researchers, people that are diving deep into these issues. You can do [e-mail] and our mission to reach millions of young people at charliekirk.com support. Candace Owens is here. Buckle up, everybody. Here we go. Charlie, what you've done is incredible here.

[B]

Maybe Charlie Kirk is on the college campus. I want you to know we are

[A]

lucky to have Charlie Kirk. Charlie Kirk's running the White House, folks. I want to thank Charlie. He's an incredible guy. His spirit, his love of this country. He's done an amazing job building one of the most powerful youth organizations ever created, Turning Point usa. We will not embrace the idea that have destroyed countries, destroyed lives. And we are going to fight for freedom on campuses across the country. That's why we are here.

[B]

Hi, guys.

[A]

It's kind of like a Joe Rogan start. Is this thing on? Hey, Candace.

[B]

Is this thing on? What's up, people?

[A]

Welcome.

[B]

People love the world.

[A]

Thank you for coming to our Young Women's Leadership Summit.

[B]

Very excited to be here.

[A]

So I want to talk about all the things we're not allowed to talk about. Thought crime 101 straight into George Orwell's memory hole. Are you taking the vaccine?

[B]

Are you kidding? If anybody's been following me, you know that Candace is not touching the vaccine. In fact, I'm so freaked out by the overall bribery that's going on that I'm questioning every vac, every vaccine now. Like, it's. They've been so aggressive and so crazy that of course, like, you know, I don't know how all these other vaccines came about. You know, it. Was it the same, you know, sort of aggressive Gaslighting, bribery that went be, you know, went beyond. I have no idea. So I think most people, and I've said this multiple times in many platforms, you probably started with a population that was mostly pro vax. And I think what's actually happening is the opposite desired effect. And the majority of people are now going, wait a second, something's wrong here. Something is very weird here. There have been a lot of lies told, a lot of bureaucracy. Dr. Fauci is about as evil as it gets. I'm a big, big supporter of Fauci for prison sooner rather than later. This is a really long winded way for me to say, I'm not touching the COVID 19 vaccine.

[A]

And so there's this propaganda campaign that you must take the vaccine or else you're a racist and you hate yourself and you hate your grandmother. And the black community is actually resisting the black. The vaccine, is that right?

[B]

That's correct. So, yeah, there was an assessment done, and there's all of these lies being told to make people believe that people that are resisting the vaccine are Trump supporters. You know, everything is sort of like it's some redneck Trump supporter in the middle of nowhere, and they don't want to get the vaccine.

[A]

And that's actually because they're evil. Right?

[B]

Because they're evil.

[A]

They're the problem.

[B]

Yeah, they're the problem. And the truth is, is that the minority community has been the most resistant to the VACC scene. And that's just because the government has actually been involved. The CDC and I talked about this on a recent episode of my show. Has been involved in experimenting on. On Black people. The CDC should have been shut down in 1972. Yeah. When it got your show. Yeah. When it got caught experimenting on black men. And it was the exact same type of bribery. They said, come to us. You know, we're going to treat you. We're going to help you. They people signed up, they said, we'll give you free health care. So when the government ever comes to you and says, here are some incentives, especially in Washington right now, they're offering free pot. Like, they're giving people free pot to take the vaccine. They're offering free Six Flags tickets. Right. We know that this, this is not FDA approved. So it's either they're trying to force you via means like, you can't go back to school unless you get this vaccine. Why should, why should that ever be the impetus to put something into your body? Why should you ever feel fearful or to put something into your body? Or fear or feel like. Feel like you're going to lose your life unless you put something into your body. So I think it's, like I said, I hope and I think and I believe that it is causing the opposite desired effect. Most Americans are waking up to the fact that these institutions are quite nefarious. And black Americans in particular, you experienced non Black men for 40 years. And even when you got caught, CDC and public health Services, you basically said, nope, this is still ethical. Until somebody actually blew the whistle from on the inside.

[A]

So what's the agenda here? I get asked this all the time. What are they trying to do?

[B]

I don't know. Because obviously anything that we try to speculate would fall into the category of conspiracy theory. But, you know, I'm fine with that because it looks like the conspiracy theorists, they're having the best year ever.

[A]

How about Jeff?

[B]

They've been right about everything. I mean, the conspiracy theorists are having the best year ever. Everything they said last year was true. Right. It escaped from a Wuhan lab. Oh, that's conspiracy theory. No, the actual conspiracy theory was you saying that somebody bit a bat and called the pandemic. That sounds like a crazier experience.

[A]

The wet market infected the entire world.

[B]

Well, somebody ate a bat. It was bat soup. Like, you know, so it was some

[A]

weird bat from the Himalayas, like 600 miles away.

[B]

Yeah, I mean, it was also like, Bill Gates is up to his neck in it. I mean, following the money and telling us, listen to Bill Gates. But you're censoring doctors. It's just been a lot of funny business. And now, you know, the conspiracy theorists said hydroxychloroquine works. And now all of a sudden it's, oh, yeah, actually hydroxychloroquine. Hydroxychloroquine works. Which means that there are a lot of governors who should be put into prison right now. They stopped that because they wanted people to get the vaccine. Yeah, Gretchen. But also Las Vegas Governor, Nevada. Yeah, he should be in.

[A]

Steve Sisalak.

[B]

He stopped it.

[A]

He's a big one.

[B]

Allowed to get it.

[A]

Interceded.

[B]

Yeah, as if we were having a shortage. There was no shortage of hydroxychloroquine.

[A]

We have a stockpile of hydroxychloroquine in Phoenix, Arizona. There is a stockpile of hydroxychloroquine, but they don't like it because it's cheap and abundant, because it's not the vaccine.

[B]

It was all about getting the vaccine.

[A]

What do they want with the vaccine?

[B]

Okay, well, first and foremost, profit is always the agenda. So we know that it's minted nine new billionaires. That's pretty incredible, right? So we're here to help.

[A]

But also very unimpressive billionaires.

[B]

Unimpressive billionaires. Right. So that's the first thing, is that they're always looking to enrich themselves in terms of the experimental technology behind it. The MRNA alter your DNA. It's just not for me. You know, it might be for you. If you're watching it, you might go, I'm kind of into that. I want to see my DNA be edited. And God bless you. You know, God bless you and your DNA for many years to come. It's just not for Candace Owens.

[A]

Eric Clapton got it.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

And couldn't, like, had a total adverse reaction. Nine Yankees players got it and then got the virus afterwards.

[B]

How about the kids? I mean, talk about. It's actual child abuse. Now they're saying myocarditis has been. They're seeing this trend happening, and it's happening in Europe. And now kids are having their hearts. Basically, there's heart inflammation that's happening in young kids. They had a 0% chance of dying if they got COVID 19. Right. The whole idea was, okay, we know kids are having no symptoms. They're asymptomatic, but they could pass to an old person. So you're making them get this vaccine again, which is an experimental vaccine. I say that according to the nih and NIH website, they called it experimental vaccine. Right. So the CDC says experimental. The NIH has experimental. The FDA says we're not approving it yet because it's experimental. And you're saying that children have to get it in order to go back to school. I mean, whatever happened to the my body, My choice movement? I mean, look at. Hello, where are you guys? Really Use your My body, my feminist

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movement, where they call you a birthing person. Congratulations.

[B]

I know. I'm so excited. I am a birthing person person. I'm very proud to be a birth.

[A]

This is the largest ever birthing persons convention in the history of the country.

[B]

I know.

[A]

It's 2500 birthing persons.

[B]

It's so great. 2500 of them.

[A]

The agenda is hard to pinpoint because then you have to try to find motives and intention. It's the number one question I get. I know you get that question a lot. What do they actually want? And I've come to the realization it's like they're just dark people. And it's. Whatever it is, it's not good, right?

[B]

Yeah. I mean, it's definitely going to be like, you know, when you're a kid and you watch those commercials, like if you were around Infosilon 20 years ago, he called the lawyer at the bottom of your screen and get help. I feel like that's going to be the next generation.

[A]

Did you work at a coal mine in the 1970s? Call 800-888-751.

[B]

Did you receive the COVID 19 MRI?

[A]

Did you use Roundup and trying to get rid of the weeds in your garden?

[B]

Call. Yeah, call the number below. You may be entitled to. So, you know, I think again, it's going to come down to individualism and people realizing that this, there's something very wrong about the way they have gone about this vaccine again, the lying, hiding treatments that could possibly work. They didn't want the treatments to work. They wanted to make sure they. I mean, now we're finding out that China filed for the patent for coronavirus vaccine days after the leak. I mean, it's just, there's just so much here where, and you know, Fauci's ties to the Wuhan Laboratory that Bill Gates ties to the Wuhan Laboratory. And again, the media cover up in terms of, no, no, this was just some bad soup. We don't know what happened here.

[A]

And it seemed as if there was a colluded agenda to bring in mail in balloting, to try to just run out the clock to get rid of Donald Trump.

[B]

That was common sense. It was too perfect. It was also just too perfect. Right. So now you've got seeing on Joe Biden who suddenly, oh, I can't go in front of audiences and speak at all because of coronavirus. Right. Because we could know because you are an idiot. And if people actually heard you speak, they would realize that something's going very wrong. Like, you know, you seem to be, I think maybe losing a bit of your senses. I can't speculate as to what's going on, but I think he's probably a bit early onset at the moment because he seems to not know where he is. They're giving him big note cards, remember people telling him who to call on. And I think that would have been displayed very clearly had he have been able to be in front of crowds. Instead he's at parking lots being honked at and the news stations are zooming in on his face. Don't even show you that there's no one in there. He's yelling as if he's in a big audience. So the Entire election process just, you know, just. It felt extremely fraudulent from start to finish because then they of course, flooded everything with the mail in ballots because there was a pandemic. And so we have to change the system because of this to accommodate this pandemic. And you know, and now we're here. So I've been saying this from the beginning. I know people were. Initially, a lot of conservatives were very fearful this might really be it. And I'm just like, it's never really it when it's Democrats. It's just never really it. They're always up to something.

[A]

And you were, you spoke out against it early and you were right early. And then on top of that was the race riots and the George Floyd thing.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

And so talk a little bit about kind of where that whole issue is. I mean, it is, it is a propaganda. It is a non stop hyper racial propaganda campaign.

[B]

Yeah. I mean, you're talking about George Floyd. I mean, I'm just about the entire St. George Floyd.

[A]

Well, I'm talking about BLM Incorporated, otherwise known as Cushman Wakefield Real Estate Company Incorporated, where you're buying and trading properties for the. You know, it was Patrice Colors. What was her name?

[B]

Yeah, Patrice.

[A]

She got a home in every state.

[B]

Always in white neighborhoods, which is so weird. So weird. Right? Why go live amongst the.

[A]

It wasn't just white neighborhoods. It was like rural neighborhoods.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

It was like total deplorable country. Like, I guarantee you, there's a confederate.

[B]

He says a black man can't walk down the street and get. He chooses to live in a white neighborhood in Bel Air. It just, it totally is just so interesting.

[A]

I was pleased to see him lose in the playoffs.

[B]

I mean, I didn't watch a single

[A]

second I heard about it.

[B]

I mean, their views are really down. But it's interesting to me that they do always seem to choose to live in. In these white neighborhoods. Even though white people are literally, to quote LeBron James, we literally can't walk down the street without being hunted. And yet he chooses to live on a street with all of the. All of his hunters. It's just bizarre to me. But yeah, you know, black lives matter. Obviously I have been at the forefront of exposing them and just trying to get people to pay attention to the fact that this is not a movement, this is a corporation. This is a well funded first one to mention that. Yeah. I mean, it was just so obvious. It's like dark money. Nobody knows where the money goes when you donate. Nobody can still answer the question. Obviously the George Floyd thing was just the most bizarre thing in the entire world. He was a criminal, a repeat criminal, if you cared about black lives. And you would have said, oh, look, I'm. I. I do not feel the need to try to paint this criminal into a positive light because the entire time he was alive, he did nothing but traumatize black people. That was. That's what. That's what he did day in and day out. You know, two armed robberies, you know, putting a gun to a woman's stomach while a small child. People don't know that a small child was also in the room. I think two years old was in the room when this happened. Imagine how that kid's growing up, having to see this armed robbery. A man pretending to be from the

[A]

water department literally, like, becomes a saint.

[B]

Yeah. And becomes a saint so that there are his. He has an entire wake of victims who have to look around and watch as these celebrities and Joe Biden are painting it as if he was Jesus Christ. Because that's how he's been painted. Like he was Jesus Christ. Like he came and sacrificed his life

[A]

and lived a perfect life.

[B]

Perfect life.

[A]

Never told a lie.

[B]

He's never told.

[A]

Commanded us how to live.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Turned water to wine, fed the 5000s and raised Lazarus from the dead. And by the way, they also had a knee on his neck.

[B]

Right, that's exactly right, exactly. So that's essentially what they're doing right now, is they've tried to turn George Floyd into Jesus Christ. And you know, and just. I just wasn't having it. I just. I can't deal with it. I'm so sick of people not being able to objectively say this man was a criminal. Right. I just. I cannot fathom how people could ever let their child wear a shirt with his face on it. He was. He was a monster. I mean, the truth is that George Floyd, his entire life was a monster. Maybe. Maybe it was good news, kid. I don't know. I don't know much about when he was a kid, but I do know that he was. Maybe he was a lovely five year old. I have no idea. But I do know that it is remarkably difficult to serve nine. Nine prison sentence before you turn 40. That's actually. That's actually his biggest feat. Yeah. Nine. Nine. You know how hard that is before you turn 40 years old? I mean, he never got off of drugs. He clearly ingested fentanyl. Still to this day, people have not seen the full tape. Daily Mail leaked it and they basically just tried to bury it. They Leaked it, got a hand of it, and leaked the full tape from start to finish. And it is incredible to watch. Outside of those nine minutes, he was safely put into the police vehicle. He was resisting arrest. He's the person that asks to be put on the ground. It's clear he's ingested fentanyl. Obviously, he was having an overdose. Fentanyl is 100 times more potent than morphine. And you know what happens when you take fentanyl. You tend to die if you take something. If you ingest a bunch of fentanyl, if you and I did it right now, we would die. You know what we would do? We would stop breathing, right? And rather than talking about maybe turning his life and saying, you know, he was a bad person, let's talk about drug abuse. Let's talk about addiction. I could have gotten on board with that, but I'm not gonna get on board with pretending that this man was anything but a monster his entire life. And that upsets people because people don't like to acknowledge the truth.

[A]

Hennepin county examiner said the first autopsy was a drug overdose. Second autopsy, they said it was because of asphyxiation or strangulation. But it seemed, Candace, that it just was what some of these activists needed to try to push forward this mythology of systemic racism in our country. I just had a reporter I was talking to, which I'll never get those 20 minutes back, about something unrelated, and she's like, no rational, reasonable person can believe that America's not systemically racist. How are we. How do you respond? Like, give someone like me advice.

[B]

Sort of give you an example.

[A]

She said, look at incarceration rates, and

[B]

obviously we commit more crimes. I mean, it's. This is like, the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard in my entire life. It's like, look at the incarceration rates. Are people being arrested for being black? Is the crime, like, right now? Like, they're locking us up because you're black? Because then I should go serve a sentence, right? Actually, people are being arrested because despite the fact that we represent only 13% of the population, I shouldn't even say that. Actually, only 6% of the population being black. Men account for over 50% of all violent crimes and police killings. Right? That's not. Unless her argument. And I don't know. This anonymous reporter who knows it, was

[A]

a Harvard white liberal person who writes for a mainstream publication. The Good ideas, drinks vegan milk and

[B]

thinks that I'm global, is the beacon of every bad idea that's ever come To America. I mean, literally every racist idea you want to talk about that should be canceled. It should be Harvard and Yale. Eugenicism. Where did all that come from? Who. Who wrote this stuff on Jim Crow?

[A]

So you just brought up a great point. I want to talk to you about this, which is this idea of cancellation, which is some people are like, oh, no, no, we should allow critical race theory. We should allow these ideas because we believe freedom of speech. And you had this Chrissy Teigen thing that you did, like, where I agreed with you, which is like, hold on a second. No, you know what? They're going to come after us. We have to use political power, whatever. We have to then hold them to their own standards.

[B]

Yeah. I mean, I should have probably received. I probably will receive mental freedom for taking out Chrissy Teigen. And I will. I probably, at some point, whoever's president will probably give me that because this was a tremendous, tremendous sacrifice that I made.

[A]

I'd love to see Kamala Harris put the medal around and like Joe Biden.

[B]

Queer cultural. Tremendous cultural. So, yeah, when that comes, I'm ready. Whoever wants to give it to me. Chrissy Teigen. Let's just talk about that. People are having a very difficult time understanding the difference between cancel culture and consequence culture. Right. You're not being canceled if you go to prison for committing a crime. Okay. You're not. It's like you're dealing with a consequence or something that you did. A cancellation is like, Charlie, you won the Charlie Kirk show, and you're going to lose all of your jobs.

[A]

Like an unfair, unjust.

[B]

He's just like, I don't. I don't like your speech. Right. Chrissy Teigen was sliding into the DMs, trying to convince teenagers to kill themselves. I. I mean, what are we even talking about here? A grown woman? It's not like I actually said maybe she was like, 17 when we share this. No, she was 27 years old and engaged. Wasn't she engaged to John Legend, allegedly

[A]

the most beautiful person in the world, or is that her husband?

[B]

I think they did put her up. People put her on the COVID of something. Yeah, like. Like most beautiful family or something like that.

[A]

Whenever they do that and you're like, I don't know, it's probably not the right person.

[B]

Right. So it's like people don't seem to understand that this woman not only. It's not even like this happened a long time ago and suddenly she was a really good person and reformed. She's just been nastier, more Vitriolic, more hateful. And she has just, for whatever reason, had an obsession with suicide. Like, think suicide is a really funny thing, particularly when it comes to young teenage girls. If you had even told me Courtney Sodden, did something, hug Courtney. So mean. Tweeted her or something, and this was her response. No, Courtney sidenote, was just living her life and she has to kill herself. She's sick. She's actually a sick individual. Now, we've known this. Society has known this. But because she channeled her illness, her mental illness toward the Trump family, people ignored it, right? So she has this mental illness. She's had it for about, you know, decades. And everyone ignored it because she said, I'm going to channel my mental illness and I want people to die. So I'm just going to channel it towards Melania Trump and Ivanka Trump. And everyone was like, she's demented. Like, there is no rational human being that can say at the age of 27 years old, you would ever, under any circumstances, like, I can't stand Greta Thunberg. Right? Like, I think she is like. Like, yeah, right. She's just. She annoys me to no end. I can make ton of jokes about her. Never in my mind, ever in a moment of my life where I ever think. And this would be the same age group, because when Greta Thunberg was 16, I was 27. Never in my life would I have slid into her DMs and encouraged her to kill herself when she was teenager. That's demented. That's a mental illness, Right? So I have no hard feelings. I'm just wondering, what, am I going to receive an award for it?

[A]

So speaking of demented, very unimpressive, powerful women that are young, the Alexandria Ocasio Cortez thing that Matt Walsh did was hilarious.

[B]

Oh, God, it was so fun.

[A]

We both contributed to it.

[B]

So great.

[A]

And I think it just highlighted multiple different kind of. I don't even want to call it hypocrisy. Double standard.

[B]

No, it's better than that.

[A]

What do you think was the brilliance of this particular. And then walk our audience through it, because some people might not be on Twitter and be very happy people.

[B]

So never in humanity will you ever get such a potent example of what it means to put somebody between a rock and a hard place. Matt Walsh inserted AOC between a rock and a hard place. And it was because she obviously, she tweeted out something about her abuela, right? For whatever reason, she decided to insert one Spanish word. She's like, haven't Been to Puerto Rico in forever. Like, my abuela was sick. And I mean, my. I went to see my abuela and this is the house. Because Trump didn't do anything since the hurricane. Like, just randomly, obviously, as you grandmother, how dare you Trump somehow. And what was really amazing about this was Matt Walsh then decides, okay, like, why do you need the government to fix this? Like, there. She's a socialist. Like, if the government needs to fix my grandmother's ancestral home. And Matt Walsh launches a GoFundMe campaign for Abuela's ancestral home to raise money to get it fixed up. So she was shoved between a rock and a hard place because she had two options. If she took the $100,000 that he raised in a couple of hours, then she will have just learned the lesson that you actually don't need to sit steal money from people. And people will actually give if the government stops stealing from them in their heart. Right. So that's a win for capitalism. If she doesn't take the money, then she proves that grandma actually wasn't suffering that much and she's actually just a rotten politician who is using her grandmother to score political points. And she went with option B. You know, she obviously didn't accept the money, and it proved that her grandmother obviously was not in need. Because I don't care how much I hate the left. If my grandfather was struggling and they raised $100,000, I would transfer that money immediately to help him in any circumstance. She never needed the money. She drives a Tesla. You know, she is a millionaire. She just wanted to score political points, was willing to use shame. Her grandmother, by the way, like, grandparents have so much pride. The idea of putting up your grandmother's home and on the Internet and going, look at how, you know, dilapidated it is. That was. It was beyond gross what she did.

[A]

And instead of her walking into that apartment and saying, oh, my goodness, how did I let this happen? How did I, who has money allow this happen to my grandmother? She says, immediately, how can I use this for social media Virality.

[B]

Right, Right.

[A]

That's a sociopath.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

She should not be allowed to have power. Whatever she's doing. People like that are dangerous.

[B]

Right. I totally agree. And it obviously makes us think. I don't Even understand how GoFundMe was able to suspend the campaign because AOC camp said they didn't want the money.

[A]

How dare you want to help.

[B]

The funds were for Abuela, and I feel like Abuela should know.

[A]

You and I both contributed. I feel bad.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Because my 499 or whatever. $500 won't go to help a person in need in Puerto Rico.

[B]

I know. Maybe that person was never actually in need.

[A]

Maybe it was all a lie. But we've never been lied to by the media. They always tell the truth. So in closing here, the conservative movement is currently not in political power at the federal level. Republicans ask all the time, what does it mean to be a conservative? What should we run on? What should we articulate? What are the top issues that we can't lose focus on?

[B]

Well, I will say the biggest gift to the conservative movement right now has been critical race theory. We are winning big time on that issue. I think we also win big time on the trans stuff. So these are the two issues that I think. And you could, you know, people always say, oh, we could win on the economy. You can't win on the economy. Who don't understand the economy. They don't understand economics, doesn't make sense to them. Free money sounds good to them. It's too complicated of an issue, and people are just thinking about what's in front of them. Right. People understand children. Right. People understand what it means when you say that your child went to school and a teacher or professor told them they could pick their gender and they're five years old. People understand your child went to school and your child was handed pornography, was shown a pornographic cartoon which actually happened in New York City. People understand this. This is how conservatives win. And you've seen that all across the country. The left is freaking out because they realize that black mothers are standing up and saying, you know, at these board. At these board meetings, I do not want my child being taught this filth because it is filthy. You're teaching children that they are oppressed. You're literally actually telling black people that they're less than you. I mean, it's incredible. People can't see this. You are saying to a child, you are black, and therefore you are less than me when you teach critical race theory in the classroom. So we went on that issue, but trans stuff, I've said for years, you are going to come up against a wall, especially with black Americans, when you start telling their sons, you know, that they can be women in the classroom, and you start forcing this stuff down and trying to sexualize children, and you're starting to see that shift. So I think those are two issues that we went on and that we should just keep hitting the door at in terms of 2024, 2022. Pardon?

[A]

Karl Rove says we have to de. Emphasize the cultural issues and focus on GDP growth and tax cuts.

[B]

Yeah, that's a really, really, really bad idea.

[A]

And that sounds like a party that's more interested in pandering to corporations.

[B]

Right.

[A]

Speaking of which, I do want to ask you, how are your lawsuits going suing the most powerful people on the planet because you don't have enough fights that you've picked.

[B]

I know.

[A]

And there's not enough major goliaths you're trying to slay.

[B]

Yeah. So the fact checks out.com, you guys can follow that. We put the docket number on to see us going after the fact checkers on Facebook. So they're trying. They tried to get it thrown out, and we had arguments in Pennsylvania, and now the judge has asked us to come back and give second arguments, like a few more arguments. So we're just waiting to hear a decision about whether or not our lawsuit can go forward. And that's a very big deal. I think we have one of the, you know, craftiest lawyers in terms of how they looked at this case. And nobody ever thought, instead of going after Facebook, go right after the fact checkers. So I've been really excited about that. And very recently, obviously, I'm back into it with Facebook directly because they actually censored my post despite it being 100% true, because they no longer allow you to post anything that causes vaccine hesitancy. Even if it's true. That's now written into their policy. So even if you tell the truth, the truth has to be told in a way that makes people want to get the vaccine. If you want to know why, it's because Big Pharma gives billions of dollars to Facebook. So, like, it's a relationship. They're in bed together. And so I would like to also sue Facebook for defamation of character because they sent out a notice to the 1.2 million people that interacted with the post saying that I posted false information, which isn't true. They told me on the back end it wasn't false, but you're not allowed to post it. So, you know, there's a lot of stuff going on. But I think that these. These lawsuits matter. And I'm. I fully believe I'm invested in being the most litigious person. So more on that, I guess, when we hear back from the judge, which should be, I think, in a couple of weeks.

[A]

Lawfare is something that conservatives have not done.

[B]

No, that's exactly right. And the left is so good at it. They mean they lawsuit. Lawsuit after frivolous lawsuit. Yeah, they're better. They fight. They fight harder than conservatives. That's the truth. And conservatives are so willing to take out their own, to comment on their own, to say horrible things about their own over stupid things. You know, of course we should condemn the right when the right is doing something wrong, but taking the bait when the left is trying to drum up a firestorm, we've got to stop doing that.

[A]

I totally agree. Blexit.comblex I t.com Candace Owens.com factcheckzuck.com Is that right?

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

By the way, the fact checkers are the worst. Is the new kind of regulation that's

[B]

been created censorship lords?

[A]

Oh, totally. No, it is the thought police. It is as Orwellian as you could possibly get. And so, Candice, thank you for coming to our Birthing People's convention here in Dallas, Texas, otherwise known as our Young Women's Leadership Summit. And you're doing amazing work. We love the show.

[B]

Thank you.

[A]

And I'm so glad we were able to talk about the vaccine thing because it's a total thought crime. And I'm just asking. We're just asking questions here, Candice.

[B]

That's what we're doing. Yeah, we're just asking questions.

[A]

We're just asking questions and exploring things that matter. So thank you so much, Candace.

[B]

Thank you for having me.

[A]

Thanks so much for listening, everybody. Email us your questions. Freedom, charliekirk.com and again, please consider supporting us at charliekirk. Com support no advertisers made possible. Thanks to you. God bless you guys. Speak to you soon.

[B]

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