Candace DROPS THE HAMMER On Erika Kirk and TPUSA!
May 4, 2026
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May 4, 2026
Candace DROPS THE HAMMER On Erika Kirk and TPUSA!
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1:04:53This episodeCandace DROPS THE HAMMER On Erika Kirk and TPUSA!
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<p>Candace Owens revealed on her show that Charlie Kirk's close associate and TPUSA insider Mikey McCoy secretly sent her a message through a third party telling her to "look further into Andrew Kolvet," which she says proved that her suspicions about a TPUSA cover-up were justified. This revelation came in response to Andrew Kolvet attempting to discredit Owens by releasing a private text message where she joked, "First question, why did you murder your husband?"—a joke she says was made in the context of mocking media figures who equated any questioning of Erika Kirk with accusing her of murder. </p> <p>Owens contrasts Kolvet's selective release with her own decision to withhold the Mikey McCoy information, and she notes that Erika Kirk appeared in public dressed like "an assassin" or "an Imperial officer from Star Wars" while claiming she can forgive her husband's alleged shooter but holds grudges against everyone else. Jimmy and Americans' Comedian Kurt Metzger discuss whether Erika is a "Monarch program" victim who must "play the part of the widow" as part of a ritual, and that Charlie Kirk never actually appointed his wife to take over TPUSA—if the audio were real, "they would show the video."</p> <p>Plus segments on Rep. Thomas Massie's BIG win for American consumers and a top aide to Dr. Fauci's being indicted for a COVID coverup.</p> <p>Also featuring Stef Zamorano and Mike MacRae! And a phone call from JD Vance!</p>
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