You didnt watch the debate? @RealCandaceO said it live in the debate that:
Erika was "complicit in misleading the public by pushing the narrative of a suspects guilt before the investigation and or the court case was finished."
How could Erika know that "Tyler Robinson was guilty 100%" when nobody knows if hes guilty until his day in court.
@IanCarrollShow@nikol84312508 She wasn’t there to solve the case. She was there to defend the position that Tyler did NOT use at 30.06 to ❌ Charlie, that there ARE more people involved, and the investigation was NOT sufficient.
His job was to convince her otherwise.
He failed.
People keep demanding “concrete evidence” from Candace Owens as if she has the powers of a federal investigator. She doesn’t.
She can’t subpoena records, interrogate witnesses under oath, access police databases, examine the crime scene, request surveillance footage, or use any of the tools available only to law enforcement and the FBI.
All she (and other independent researchers/podcasters) can do—and all she has done—is highlight the many clear inconsistencies in the official narrative. There are dozens, if not hundreds.
The fact that neither official agencies nor TPUSA show any interest in addressing these obvious holes is very telling . It raises serious questions about the integrity of the investigation.
Been saying a lot lately on the show that I am finally able to smile more when I reflect on Charlie. The anger and grief has transformed into something else: Like he’s with us, somehow.
Charlie was the one who aggressively trained me how to debate. With flashcards— on the topic of BLM. Day in and day out.
“Stay calm” “Know the subject inside and out”
“Stay away from personal attacks”. I can almost hear him.
Today felt like an absolute cakewalk of a debate on a subject that I care about, deeply.
The student has become the master, Charlie.
Candace Owens put the final nail in the coffin at the end of her debate with Andrew Wilson.
She confirmed what many of us already suspected: Andrew doesn’t care about the Tyler Robinson case nearly as much as he portrays.
He couldn’t even name ONE of Tyler Robinson’s charges.
Imagine spending 300 grand to talk to Candace Owens and she fucking cooks you. Didn't disappoint on getting petty and emotional though Andrew. Probably will go down as the dumbest way to spend 300 grand in history. Buy a book on stoicism.
#andrewwilson#candaceowens #tylerrobinson
Candace Owens best path is not to try to “out-debate” Andrew Wilson at Andrew Wilson’s game.
My debate revealed exactly what Andrew wants: force his opponent into an affirmative conspiracy claim, define that claim as narrowly and strongly as possible, then demand courtroom-level proof for every inferential step.
Candace should refuse that frame from the first five minutes.
Dear @IanCarrollShow@RealCandaceO@baroncoleman per Friday's strategy, in case it comes up:
"I do not, and have never worked for TPUSA"
Most Americans say that our politicians, all too often, work for the special interest groups and lobbyists.
This is because at some point in time, they received a payment or campaign contribution of some kind and we then see the fruits of that payment in the form of advocacy, either in the background or in policy.
We don't then assume that these politicians are getting a W2 or are "employed" by the lobbyists. Yet in this case with TPUSA and Andrew Wilson he continues to frame the position as though we are all children and don't see the play for what it is.
For the Emperor has no clothes and we know it...
Andrew: "Candace you and your cult continue to say I work for TPUSA and I absolutely do not. This is more of the type of shit you guys just make up. You guys are just making stuff up Candace!"
Candace: "Andrew, this obvious and insulting attempt to infantilize the rest of us with your sloppy rhetorical parlor tricks don't work anymore. You are asking us to admire the Emperor's new robe, yet even the children are pointing out that the Emperor is naked!
You are not cloaked, we see you for what you are."
Candace: "Even in business, a client will often find favor with a contractor or vendor due to the mere fact that they are or were a client and will continue to be seen as an opportunity for the business to cater to for future revenue. Are you saying that may be true, but this time it's different?"
Candace: "These games are what has turned the country against TPUSA and the influencers they keep pushing on us to propagate their narrative."
Dear @IanCarrollShow@RealCandaceO@baroncoleman per Friday's strategy, in case it comes up:
"I do not, and have never worked for TPUSA"
Most Americans say that our politicians, all too often, work for the special interest groups and lobbyists.
This is because at some point in time, they received a payment or campaign contribution of some kind and we then see the fruits of that payment in the form of advocacy, either in the background or in policy.
We don't then assume that these politicians are getting a W2 or are "employed" by the lobbyists. Yet in this case with TPUSA and Andrew Wilson he continues to frame the position as though we are all children and don't see the play for what it is.
For the Emperor has no clothes and we know it...
Andrew: "Candace you and your cult continue to say I work for TPUSA and I absolutely do not. This is more of the type of shit you guys just make up. You guys are just making stuff up Candace!"
Candace: "Andrew, this obvious and insulting attempt to infantilize the rest of us with your sloppy rhetorical parlor tricks don't work anymore. You are asking us to admire the Emperor's new robe, yet even the children are pointing out that the Emperor is naked!
You are not cloaked, we see you for what you are."
Candace: "Even in business, a client will often find favor with a contractor or vendor due to the mere fact that they are or were a client and will continue to be seen as an opportunity for the business to cater to for future revenue. Are you saying that may be true, but this time it's different?"
Candace: "These games are what has turned the country against TPUSA and the influencers they keep pushing on us to propagate their narrative."