Discussion on Political Allegiances and Events

I also see that they are now pushing this idea

that I am united with Hasan Piker. Uh, he is a

streamer on the left, and I apparently, I, I learn in this

clip that I'm about to show you, um, that Blake Neff tweeted 'cause it was-

it's

their new line of attack against me. Uh, here's what Blake Neff wrote.

He wrote, um, "Hasan Piker is openly celebrating Candace

Owens, calling her a queen because she

single-handedly undermined the effort

to, to martyrize Charlie to go after the

violent radical left.

Hasan says that Tyler Robinson probably did it, but my heart says, 'Go, Candace,

go,' because she is helping the left so much.

The radical pro-violence left knows exactly what a gift

Candace and her ilk are to them." Okay.

So

I would like to actually hear or have you guys hear what Hasan Piker

said, and I would like to respond to this since

they're all pushing this

around because you know we're supposed to accept the fed slop of left

versus right. And again, you're gonna hear him say

that I've had him blocked for

years, so it's even more ridiculous that they're trying to pretend

or allude to the

idea of this partnership between me and Hasan Pik- Hasan Piker.

But take a listen to what he says.

I can't speak out against this queen because this is a queen

that successfully and single-handedly

undermined the Republican

initiative to martyrize Charlie

Kirk and use that example to

crack down on political dissent.

She dropped a grenade on the

discourse.

Do you understand?

So I'm with her. It's hard. It's hard for me.

My brain says, "No, it's probably Tyler Robinson," but

my heart says, "Go, Candace, go. Keep

cooking." You know? Does that make sense?

I can't like, uh, her tweets 'cause she blocked me many,

many years ago.

This is before she became our hero. Okay?

Um,

many, many years ago, Candace Owens blocked me.

I've, I've not been a fan of Candace Owens.

I am a fan now.

I'm not exactly sure what I am supposed to have a problem with, and this

is kind of the, the running themes of what we

are seeing in

Brandy Zadrozny's article, is that essentially they are saying

Candace ruined an opportunity to pin this on the

left, however wrongly, to unite the

Republican, to create this sort of Republican

initiative to just start attacking

the left, however wrongly, doesn't really matter, after

Republicans were kind of fractured because people, um,

actually care about pedophilia on the right.

The Epstein files mattered, and we weren't accepting this idea, "Get

focused. Get... Uh, midterms are around the corner.

Ignore the Epstein files." We said, "No, we are, we are not going to ignore

children being harmed. We're not going to see ourselves as just

Trump

supporters who should be supporting him no matter what," even when

he effectively ran. You could certainly say Vance, Vance,

everyone around him

constantly said, "As soon as we get in there is when...

Here's what we're gonna do with the Epstein files," Kash Patel.

His administration was running on something

that we cared about.

This is, this is what they're essentially saying.

They're saying, "You ruined an opportunity to,

however wrongly,

have us unite around Charlie's death and stomp out the

left for something that they didn't actually do." Now,

here's what I'm going to say

and offer back to the left.

All I did here was pursue truth. I didn't do this for the left.

I didn't do this for the right. I did this for my friend Charlie Kirk

because I

wanna know who actually killed him, and I am not convinced this had anything

to do

with LGBTQ rights. If I, if I did, if I was convinced of that,

I would certainly be the biggest voice against it.

I think you guys probably know that.

But I want you to remember this, because this is not the first time,

as what Hasan

is describing, we had an event that could potentially, I'll say

allegedly, be coordinated by the feds, which was meant

to cause a left-right war. Here is your homework, Hasan

Piker. Look into what actually happened on

January 6th.

You took the bait. The left took the bait. Okay? This was a different world.

Yeah, I would say in, in 2020, I think that's when that happened.

Uh, January 6, 2020. It was a different world. We

were all more divided.

I count myself among that as well, but none of us were

willing to take a look at the facts and we were going, "Oh,

I'm team left," or,

"I'm team right." And as more and more have come out, uh, more

and more has come

out about what transpired on that day, it was

without question an opportunity for us to look up and

see who rules over us and who benefits from that.

And people were wrongly arrested, people who were

encouraged to go into the Capitol on that

day. If we're all seeing now for the first

time that there is an effort by a

minority, a very powerful minority who doesn't

actually care about left or

right, to seize power from citizens full stop

by allowing something terrible to take place and then saying,

"Here's what we must

get done," and, "Here's what we must pass," a la 9/11,

then we, we both, both sides, so to speak, needs to do its

job and be realistic about it. So I'm not

anybody's hero or anybody's queen.

I am somebody who cares deeply about what happened on September 10th

because my friend was killed, and I have the sense that we

are being lied to

about it, particularly by the federal government.