저자: CandaceOwens · 외국인
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결론: 이 영상은 주식·자산 가격 예측 발언이 없으며, 찰리 커크 사건 관련 음모론적 주장과 스폰서 광고가 주된 내용이다. [빌 애크먼 관련 주장] 출연자는 빌 애크먼과의 통화에서 그가 해밤턴 서밋의 인플루언서 여행 비용을 지원했다고 인정했다고 주장한다. 또 애크먼이 2주 전 찰리 커크 사건 제보에 100만 달러를 내걸었고, 그 돈을 FBI에 넘기겠다고 했다고 주장하나 근거로 제시된 트윗 외 확인된 증거는 없다. [사건 수사 관련 주장] 출연자는 당국이 용의자 아버지가 아들을 신고했다는 서사와 자살 우려 서사를 철회했다고 주장한다. 또 지붕 위 드라이버가 처음엔 숲에서 발견됐다고 보도된 뒤 지붕으로 바뀌었고, 지붕에서 용의자 DNA가 확인되지 않았다고 주장한다. [Discord 관련 주장] 출연자는 Discord 대화 주장이 Discord 측 부인 후 문자 메시지로 번복됐다고 주장하며, 수사 문서는 소문과 추정을 포함할 수 있다고 설명한다. [광고] The Wellness Company의 구충제(이버멕틴·메벤다졸) 제품을 홍보한다. 기생충 예방을 위해 연 1회 디톡스를 권장하는 내용이다. [투자 예측] 대상 자산에 대한 가격 방향 예측 발언은 없다.
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He kind of taught me a little bit to be careful with my platform because it's so big and people can, you know, jump to conclusions, so I have to make sure I have the facts. He was very polite on the phone. It was very Did you perceive it as a threat at that time ? So, I want to delve a little bit into some of the gaps that have arisen because the feds have changed this story so many times.
It's incredible to think about the things they just threw away or completely changed, and there's no excuse for those changes , like at first when they came out and said, " Okay, we got our guy." And they held this big press conference. I think it was September 14th, and Kesh Patel and Governor Cox were there then.
So , they reviewed the video, uh, and they're releasing it to the public, and Governor Cox is telling us that he changed clothes on the roof. So that was, that was a narrative that they just threw away and forgot about. This is a very serious mistake on his part, and no one stepped in and said, "No, that's not true ." We were also told that Tyler Robinson was suicidal.
Uh, and that his parents were worried that he would commit suicide, and they actually, you know, talked him out of it. We were also told, and this was an important point, that his father turned him in because he thought he was guilty, and Bill Eckman publicly offered $1 million to Matt Robinson. Like, since you're the person who saw it, what a brave, uh, what a brave father you are.
Here's a million dollars. It was just dismissed, and I want to add that I spoke to Bill Ekman at the time. And I asked him directly, I was being completely candid, trying to get a , and he kind of lectured me a little bit to be careful with my platform, because it's so big, and people can, you know, jump to conclusions, so I have to make sure I have the facts.
He was very polite on the phone. It was very Did you perceive it as a threat at that time ? No. Is that how you look at it now? polite on the phone. He had his PR guy or someone with him . It was someone from social media in contact with him. I just, uh, wanted to get some information. Like I really didn't have it.
Looking back now, do you think it was a threat? No, I think he was genuinely concerned about being dragged into things that weren't true. I think he's very concerned about how the public perceives him . Of course. So, I never felt like this conversation was entirely friendly, and I told him I wasn't trying to prove anything, I just wanted to know what happened.
Of course, I wanted to ask him about the Hamptons summit, and he honestly admitted that he financed the influencers' trip there. And as for Father Tengaman, I asked, "So who did you give the money to, Matt Robinson?" And he replied that he was handing the money over to the feds. Okay, this... Is this public information?
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Plus, you'll get free shipping . This is twc.health/candace. Cleaning products are available to US residents only. I...I just don't remember hearing that . Yes, no. I...because, you know, I wasn't trying to...I don't have any personal animosity towards Bill Ekman. I have a dislike for people who lie about what Charlie went through during those days and who weren't upfront.
So, he spoke frankly about the summit, explained how he got involved, and then I changed the subject and asked, "Well, what if we don't know anything about this case at all?" Like, you give a million dollars to Matt Robinson's father... that is, Tyler Robinson's father. Like, what if it turns out he's somehow involved in this ?
We did n't know anything. This is just the beginning." And he's like, "Well, once I give the money to the feds, it's their business." So I'd like to know what's new. I'd like to know if Bill Eckman... When did he tell you that ? I... you know what? I need to check my phone... it was right around September.
Oh, so it was over a year ago? Yeah. So over a year ago... I was just talking to everybody. I honestly had no idea that this or that did it, I just ... I see his motives now. Now he's sharing... not even federal stuff, but targeting me and my family. Talk about the Department of Defense . Things I would never do to him in my life .
And now we understand that he's pushing these threads of Jenika Pounds. But he wasn't on my " blacklist." He wasn't on my " blacklist" when I talked to him. ... you caught off guard? No, I reached out. to him. Because I was just investigating things. And we talked about the Hamptons summit. And as I said, he was open.
He was polite. I did n't feel threatened in any way. Um , I just wanted information. I talked to everybody. Anyone who was willing to talk, I was willing to talk. But I think it's important that he said that the money would go to the FBI. And the FBI could then give the money to whoever they wanted.
And I immediately felt a problem with that, because I said, "Okay, what if someone comes forward for a reward for information?" "And then he said they were going to Matt Robinson. And later my source said Matt Robinson never even had those conversations. So I thought, 'What's going on with this Bill Eckman story?'" "Someone should check this out." This...this is so strange.
Hand over a million dollars to the feds over a year ago. Uh...he Uh ...can you try to find that tweet? I know it was a long time ago . This will at least allow us to date and understand when he did it, because it was pretty quick. And then he said something about how brave Matt Robinson was and the money he put up, essentially a reward, and said it would go to Matt because Matt turned in Tyler.
So, it was instantaneous, even before Tyler Robinson was arrested. Do you think this was an attempt to imprint the narrative in the public consciousness that Matt Robinson turned in his son? Yes. I...I think so now. Yes. I think so. And I think I underestimated how involved Bill Ackman was in this until time passed and I started to see his, you know, personal vendetta against me.
And if you just held a summit in the Hamptons, why are you mad that we exposed it? I mean, Seth Dillon lied. THERE ARE? Do you want to open this? We will open this tweet now. Oh. Oh, it says...Oh, okay, let's go. He is responding to a tweet that says Alex Brusewitz and Robbie Starbuck are adding $25,000 each to the FBI's $100,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Charlie Kirk's killer.
It's now $150,000. And then Bill Ackman says, "I'll give you a million dollars." So it was like, "Wow, you know, that's a lot of money." And he seemed sincere about it. If he had just seen Charlie at his house a couple of months ago, I'm like, "Okay, he has money." For him, it's like giving us 5 thousand, right?
Yes. Like Maybe I have five. Yeah, like 50 bucks or something. So yeah, and then look at some of the comments, like "A Million Dollar Baby." That would be a great title for a thumbnail. A million bucks. I would like to explore this further. For me, this is an open question. But yeah, they completely abandoned it.
The story with Bill Ackman's money was completely, completely dropped, as was the fact that his father had turned him in. This never happened, as I said from the beginning, the father doesn't believe his son is guilty, and...they just kept lying about it. They don't seem to be lying about it much anymore, but more will come out if they do.
They initially reported that the screwdriver was found near the gun, then radically changed that and said that it was actually found on the roof. Uh, CNN was the first to report it, and then they came out and said, "Oh, there was a lot of confusion in the beginning." And so that changed, and then the narrative on Discord changed.
Do you remember what happened to Discord? No, can we go back to the screwdriver for a second, because there was a key fact that emerged in the intervening time when the screwdriver was thrown away. At first they said the screwdriver was in the woods. Right. Did Fox News cite internal sources, or did CNN perhaps cite legal internal sources?
And then, five or six days later, Kesh Patel comes out and says, "No, no, no, no, the screwdriver was on the roof." Between those two dates, between the date CNN reported it and when Kesh Patel moved it to the roof. Um, the DNA and fingerprint results are in. And there was no sign of Tyler Robinson on the roof.
DNA did not confirm his presence on the roof, because the result was indeterminate, and they could not determine whose fingerprint it was. And suddenly the screwdriver teleports to the very roof. And I always found it a little magical, because right now it's the only thing that indicates Tyler Robinson's presence on the roof.
True. This is the only thing. And you might say, "Well, anyone could have put a screwdriver on the roof." Yeah, I mean, maybe Slenderman jumped out and dropped it , but something had to have his DNA on the roof. You should have put something there. There are no photos, there is no, you know, they say it's a footprint.
And you won't be able to recognize a Converse print in a pile of gravel. That is, there is simply nothing there that would indicate his presence on the roof. True. Except for the screwdriver. Yes, and I really want to look at the evidence. I want people to understand what actually happened during the preliminary hearing and how to evaluate this evidence, how relevant it is.
This was something I desperately wanted to do when I debated Andrew Wilson, but apparently he had no idea what was going on. So I'm glad we had the opportunity to do this today. I want to... We can do it right after this. Regarding the narrative about the Discord message being dismissed, I want to point out the fact that many of these narratives were shaped by reasonable suspicion, uh, what is that?
Like the report they provided? Affidavit, right? And in this affidavit, I will read to you what they say happened. So they started gaslighting us and saying, "No, there were never any messages on Discord ." Because Discord itself issued a statement that these conversations did not take place on Discord.
And what people don't understand about this statement of probable cause is that it's just a cop typing up a bunch of stuff or something. It's like a hearing where nothing has to be very specific. He's just like collecting everything in a pile. Rumors are allowed here. So you have no idea where this all comes from.
If it says that the mother recognized him, it doesn't mean that they have the mother's testimony that "I recognized my son." This means they spoke to someone who said his mother recognized him. And she is allowed to draw conclusions. This is something that many of you are allowed to conclude. Mhm. None of the factual evidence or the probable cause statement will ever see the light of day before a jury.
They will present the charges to the jury. The jury will consider it, but they will never see this set of facts. All of this just to come to the judge and say, "We have grounds to hold this guy. That's right. That's grounds to hold this guy. You know, and we think that's right. We think that's right.
And now we're going to investigate and find out how right we are, but we have grounds to hold him." And the Discord messages that are directly referenced in this statement, he said, whoever wrote it, "The investigators asked if he"—and we mean Lance Twiggs—"would he agree... Actually, let me come back here.
Investigators identified the individual as Tyler Robinson's roommate. Investigators questioned a neighbor who stated that his neighbor "we mean Robinson" joked on Discord. Investigators asked if he would show them the Discord message. He opened it and showed several messages to investigators, and allowed investigators to take screenshots as each message was displayed by Robinson's neighbor.
So the story with Discord went from there, okay? The context is very clear. This doesn't seem like a mistake. We're like, "Okay, so he's chatting on Discord." And then when Discord came out very quickly and said that there was no conversation, no conspiracy, nothing on Discord. Then they were like, "No, no, no, no, no, okay, no.
We actually meant it was all through text messages." So it could just be a sloppily written police report. Maybe his English grammar is wrong, but that was the basis, and then that version was also abandoned.
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