Candace Owens: Gag Order Defiance, Kirk Murder Allegations, and BLEXIT Tour Chaos

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Candace Owens has been making headlines this week with a series of dramatic developments surrounding the Charlie Kirk murder case and her controversial BLEXIT tour. The conservative commentator has vowed to violate a judge's gag order on the Kirk case, posting on social media that she plans to share details on the world's behalf. She cryptically claimed that the things she discovered this past week are enough to burn the house down, alleging that Kirk was betrayed by everyone.

These inflammatory statements have sparked massive online engagement and controversy. Owens has been accused of harassment and conspiracy theorizing by critics, while her supporters view her as a truth seeker. She previously shared screenshots from a private WhatsApp group involving Kirk and has faced intense backlash from Josh Hammer, who appeared in a YouTube interview to directly refute her claims. Hammer stated that Owens took Kirk's messages out of context and falsely accused him of complicity in Kirk's murder while he was offline for the Jewish holiday of Sukkot.

Meanwhile, Owens abruptly canceled her appearance at Florida A&M University's homecoming on October 17 as part of her BLEXIT Educate to Liberate campus tour. The tour was meant to promote conservative values at historically Black colleges and universities in partnership with Turning Point USA. Multiple reports indicate that several other planned HBCU tour stops at Jackson State, Tennessee State, North Carolina Central, Howard, and Hampton have quietly fallen through or been postponed. The organization has offered no clear explanation, stating only that they will announce a new date soon.

The FAMU cancellation came amid significant student and community backlash against Owens visiting during homecoming, a sacred time for HBCU pride and community. Critics argued her presence would undermine values typically celebrated at these institutions, especially given her opposition to movements like Black Lives Matter and her alignment with conservative policymakers threatening DEI funding. The status of her entire HBCU tour remains uncertain as the controversies continue to escalate across social media platforms.

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Episode Transcript

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Candice Owens has been making headlines this week with a
series of dramatic developments surrounding the Charlie Kirk murder case
and her controversial Blexit tour. The conservative commentator has vowed
to violate a judge's gag order on the Kirk case,
posting on social media that she plans to share details
on the world's behalf. She cryptically claimed that the things

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she discovered this past week are enough to burn the
house down, alleging that Kirk was betrayed by everyone. These
inflammatory statements have sparked massive online engagement and controversy. Owens
has been accused of harassment and conspiracy theorizing by critics,
while her supporters view her as a truth seeker. She

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previously shared screenshots from a private WhatsApp group involving Kirk
and has faced intense backlash from Josh Hammer, who appeared
in a YouTube interview to directly refeude her claims. Hammer
stated that Owens took Kirk's messages out of context and
falsely accused him of complicity in Kok's murder while he
was offline for the Jewish holiday of Sukote. Meanwhile, Owens

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abruptly canceled her appearance at Florida A and M University's
homecoming on October seventeenth as part of her b lexit
Educate to Liberate Campus to The tour was meant to

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promote conservative values at historically black colleges and universities in
partnership with Turning Point USA. Multiple reports indicate that several
other planned HBCU tour stops at Jackson State, Tennessee State,
North Carolina Central, Howard, and Hampton have quietly fallen through
or been postponed. The organization has offered no clear explanation,

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stating only that they will announce a new date soon.
The FAMU cancelation came amid significant student and community backlash
against Owen's visiting during homecoming, a sacred time I am
for HBCU pride and community. Critics argued her presence would
undermine values typically celebrated at these institutions, especially given her
opposition to movements like Black Lives Matter and her alignment

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with conservative policy makers threatening de e I funding. The
status of her entire HBCU tour remains uncertain as the
controversies continue to escalate across social media platforms, and that
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