Candace Owens Was DEAD-ON — This TPUSA Advisor’s Past Is MIND-BLOWING

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Do you remember when Candace said she wonders sometimes if Charlie's life was the Truman Show? Well, talk about that a little bit. But you remember when I said that if we looked into Turning Point's advisory board, their advisors, that we'd probably stumble on to some pretty wild stuff, right? Well, shout out to Amanda because Amanda has been aggressively asking, "Why is nobody asking about Paul E. Vali?" Okay, Vali. It's not Valley, it's Val Lee. It's I don't know. Anyway, I looked into this guy and boy oh boy is this pretty odd and it actually makes sense.

Now, I love what Charlie built and I love the idea of it, but it's undeniable, but that there is a eerie, not even eerie, just a a undeniable force that has taken over these campuses. And we always would lean towards Charlie being that force. And he was he was definitely that force. But when I show you this advisor and what he was into, turning point, as well as any other company that's like this on the left or the right, it it starts to make sense what exactly was going on.

So, let's jump into this advisor who's right here on the website, just so it's not mistaken, Mr. Paul Vali. Okay, this is Paul Vali. Now, when you get into who he is, I mean, he's advisory council member. Um, you get into it, he just major general, US Army, retired, uh, born in Deo, PA, right? He retired in 1991 from the US Army as a deputy commanding general, US Army specific in Halulu, Hawaii. I love Hawaii. I got I'm not even going to show you. I got a massive tattoo in Hawaii. General Vali graduated from the US Military Academy at West Point, commissioned in the Army, blah blah blah. Uh he's a graduate. You know, you go through all this and you're like, "Oh, this sounds, you know, it checks out. It's just one of those guys that just served." And you know he served many overseas uh including Europe and specific rim countries as well as combat Vietnam you know thank you for your service sir you know Japan Korea Thailand Indonesia this guy's been all over the place all right well when you dig into who he is actually who he is it's a it's a it's a much different it's a much different story when we aren't really digging.

Now, it's pretty much the same, right? He's done all these things. It's not like uh any of that's made up. Not saying any of that, right? But we get down here as we get into his uh his uh background. He said Val Valley, I'm just going to call him Paul. Paul held command roles, including leading the seventh psychological operation group and the 351st Civil Affairs Command from 1982 to 1986, which oversaw all special forces, psychological warfare. Okay, sound familiar to what Candace was talking about? With a certain pastor who had a certain father. Well, we're going to get more into that as well because that pastor and that father, Mr. Rob McCoy, they actually come up in this whole thing when it comes to psychological warfare and the military units in the western United States and Hawaii. Uh he was one of the first nominees for the assistant uh secretary of defense for special operations under Mr. Ronald Reagan, President Ronald Reagan. Uh he also served as a consultant to the special force uh special operations command and department of defenses anti-drug anti-terror task forces right but obviously you know where I'm focused in right that psychological group that psychological warfare you know that's where I'm focused in now let's just uh work down here a little bit now this goes back to like turning point style stuff right it it just gives you the the the nice cliff notes about the guy, but I decided to dig a little deeper and let's actually get into, you know, did he work for Turning Point?

So, I just I I know I already verified that for you guys, but I just wanted to verify via, you know, some AI information there. Let it let it comb through cuz, you know, maybe I was wrong. Maybe the website glitched out. Yes, he has worked for Turning Point as a member of the advisory council. Exactly what you guys just saw. Now, let's keep going. What did he do with psychological warfare? What did he do in psychological warfare? Well, Paul played a significant role in psychological warfare during his US Army career, particularly through leadership and strategic doctrine. Now, I can't wait until we get into the to the uh to the guy who's into Satan. Okay. Paul worked with a dude who was a part of the church of Satan back when uh Anton Levy, I believe his name was, was the one running it. Not his son, the guy. Okay, he was a highranking member. Very odd stuff. But let's get into this. You Anywh who anywh who I mean you don't know just a little tidbit there. Uh little spoiler alert. Command of SCOP units. He served as commander of the seventh psychological operation group, army reserved around 1980. He later led exactly what we saw before, overseeing special forces, psychological warfare, etc. Then he co-wrote a book. I don't know if you ever heard of this book. I'm definitely going to buy this book. It's called Mind War, mind war doctrine. So, at first they wrote a book and it was called the psychology of victory. And then later on because it kept on his work kept on getting brought back up into the cultural sphere especially as technology got better and better and better and eventually the internet came around. So now it's just called mind war but it's from SCOP to mind war the victory uh sorry the psychology of victory with Lieutenant Colonel Michael a Aquin or wait what's that what's that grain called? Quinoa. Is that a Ainoa? Aino. Aino. Whatever. He's a Satanist. Uh, mind war proposed a strategic shift from kinetic warfare to psychological dominance, aiming to defeat enemies by undermining their will to fight through perception management, propaganda, and cognitive influence even before conflicts began. Okay, this is a guy who's advising people at Turning Point. But that's not all because you might just be like, "Oh, well that's just an adviser. There was nobody directly close to Charlie who had the same expertise." Oh, you'd be wrong. Let's keep on going.

Uh, number three, just operational SCUP experience in Vietnam. Two combat wars. He pres uh participated in efforts to win the heart and mind and demoralize enemy forces using leaflets, broadcasts, and civil military programs. Who's messaging me? Oh, a whole bunch of money. All right. And mostly all of ours. I don't know what video you're commenting on, but it's someone from the Patreon. I always give the Patreon people a little shout out. Love you guys. Central America supported US efforts in El Salvador and Nicaragua uh using psychological tactics to bolster bolster Allied governments and weaken communist insurgents. Panama though not directly involved in operation just cause the operation just that's how bold these guys were. They're like, "Uh, what are we doing?" I don't know. Why? Hey, why are we Why are we doing this? I don't know. Just cause. Call it Operation Just cuz. No, I don't care. I'll do whatever I want. What part of the world is this? Panama. Yeah, they're getting it. What? Okay, I I'll have to look into that a little later. But Operation Just Cause, the SCOP units he previously led were used in the campaign to isolate and pressure Manuel is that Noriega. Really? Am I reading that right? Manuel Noriega to pressure him. Wow. Wow. When you really learn what's going on throughout history, like the the little things, you know, you always hear about these parts of history, but then when you hear it's like a guy who was like well-versed in SCOPs and psychological warfare, you're like, "Oh, that's a little different, you know, than just the good guys coming in like Captain America, you know, but I mean, he I I guess he did what he had to do." I'm more interested in his connection to Turning Point. Anyway, uh Paul continued promoting psychological warfare. He continued promoting it. He would go from place to place. Ladies and gentlemen, oh god, Paul's here. Paul's here. What do you want to do? Paul, I have something to bring you guys. There's something fantastic going on. I don't know if you all have heard about it. What is it, Paul? Well, I just we're just I just want people to to learn certain things and you know just some simple things. What is it, Paul? Say what it is that you want everybody to learn. I just want everybody to know about psychological warfare. Oh god, Paul, this is crazy. My boys, the boys in the agency loved it. Okay. And it's going great for them. Have you heard of MK? Let me stop you right there, Paul. I've had enough of this. Paul must have loved MK. Paul must have been like, MK, this is wonderful stuff. This is fantastic. Oh my gosh. Anyway, uh let's jump back over here. Uh Paul promoting psychological warfare uh concepts postretirement, co-authoring books like Mind War in 2025, uh which expands on non-kinetic uh conflict and strategic influence. He advocated for institutionalizing psychological operations within the US military strategy to achieve victory without physical destruction. Now that sounds good, but when you're doing stuff like this, the uh mental strain you put on the population cuz it's not you don't just do it to one person when you do stuff like this. You do it to a whole population of people. There will be a generation of people who will have that thing in them. Like um uh like what what's that coffee company? Oh, I forget how it goes. Uh folders, you know, there's certain like I've already forgotten it. I've been deprogrammed. But there's certain little jingles and that's like my my thinking of like uh these psychological things that they do to us. like a whole generation will just like what what was an ad that used to be back in the day? Milk and what did they say about milk? Does a body good and everybody just knew that, right? It's it's it's that same type of thing. I know it's towards advertising and it's not in the same realm, but it is in the same realm. It gets people all thinking the same thing. And again, I say that because again, it's not just a person. It's a whole generation of people that go through this type of stuff when they do this.

Now then I asked the question what is mind war about? Mind war is about strategic doctrine developed by Paul and Michael I'm just going to say Michael in 1980 proposing a fundamental shift from traditional uh warfare to psychological uh cognitive dominance as a primary means of achieving victory. Honestly honestly neither are good but the mental aspect might be worse. It just might be worse. Honestly, I you know what it is and you know why this probably got promoted so much is because the mental aspect is less costly, right? If you have to go in there guns ablazing, that costs a lot more than if you just do things through media and broadcasting and, you know, getting certain infiltrating certain groups in a country and getting them to say certain things, getting that to spread throughout communities and, you know, states, country, like, you know, it's it's way it's way easier to do that, you know, way way less costly to do that. And that's probably one of the selling points that he had. Let me tell you something, boys. I got something here. It's fantastic. You understand? Instead of you having to drop missiles and and and and have men away from their their women, away from their sons, I got something completely better. What is it, Paul? What is it? I just think we could melt the enemy's minds. I think it's real simple. Nobody gets hurt. Nobody gets hurt. We just change the way a whole population thinks. We destroy whole countries from inside the minds of the people onto the outside. It's a brilliant plan. Paul, I feel like we should just drop some missiles. This is kind of crazy what you're talking about. Oh, come on, guys. This is going to be a great thing. This is going to be fantastic. And little did he know, as soon as the internet came out, they were like, "That poll is a genius. Get the bots. Are there any bots? Get four million bots. Say that he's sharp as attack. Yes. Get all the bots to say that he's sharp as attack. Then a couple years later, uh, how much for Tim P? Uh, I'll check. How much for B tones? How much for B, Mr. Pone tones. I'll go check. How much can we buy all of the influencers for? How much will that cost? I believe it's just $7,000 a pop. I mean, that's that's what's floating around the internet. We could just go with that. You know, we've already brainwashed them into thinking that. Maybe they'll just take that much money. Okay, let's let's test it out. Anyway, let's jump back in. Uh, how long was I doing that bit for? Anyway, uh, core idea, instead of using bombs, bullets. Exactly. See, I knew it. Uh, mind war just focuses on psychological perception management, behavioral influence to convince enemies that aligning with the US goals uh, is their own interest, is within their own interest. See that? As I go through this and anytime I touch on stuff like this, I always think, how are they doing that to us? Like, forget anytime you hear about like, oh, they did this to this country. It's like, how do they do that to us? How do they accomplish that? Making you think things are within your own interest. I got to be honest, a lot of people and it may seem so necessary when it came to like the National Guard being in places, but that was something that people used to fight against like strongly. Like people were like, "We can't have things like that." And now we're in a time, and listen, whether it's necessary or not, it's still a trip to now be in a time where people are cheering for it and saying, "Bring them in. Bring them to Chicago. We need them here. We need them there. It is wild to see that happen. And it just takes it, you know, it just takes one admin to do a bunch of crazy things and then the other admin comes in to clean it all up and it's kind of just like a seessaw, you know? It's kind of just like a back and forth. But anyway, let's just focus on here the four phases. Uh, phase zero, halt, convert, uh, provocations, provocations, destabilization. Oh goodness, I've heard this before. Phase one, declare a non-kinetic campaign with full transparency. Number two, reverse engineer the desired outcome and plan psychological transformation. In phase three, execute an execute influence operations using science-based tools like media control, environmental cues, and bio feedback. Step four, declare peace after co Whoa, whoa, whoa. That's very interesting. You know, there was a guy Yuri Bezmanov, and he he I'm sure you guys have heard of him. He he gave a talk where he was just talking about what what a country could do or the path that America was on. And everybody always focuses on the fact that he predicted that it would happen through the schools and they would slowly change the way that the teachers operated because it would just take generations generations and it was like a long game and it would take like 30 years. And he was right about everything. But the thing that nobody focuses on when he gives that talk because it's a long interview is that he talks about um exactly what it just said talks about demoraliz he talks about demoralization destabilization crisis and normaly and that's kind of what this just touched on because if you notice there's a cycle of that all the time it's demoralize destabilize crisis normaly over and over and over again just think of those four things and then think about what's going on and you'll be able to quickly figure out what stage everything's in and where it's all going. Anyway, little little TED talk there.

Uh tools and methods, the com the uh concepts include uh electromagnetic enterainment. I would love to know what that means. Hypnotic suggestion, color and agriculture psychology. Hm. strategic media manipulation. Wow. And and all of that's happening. And again, you got to think I'm not just talking about this. This is what Turning Point had going on. This is somebody who was advi advising Turning Point, right? Let me just keep going down slowly. The next question I asked was, "What was this all about? This seventh psychological operation group or whatever it was, like what is this?" Um and it was uh is army reserved unit specializing in psychological operations. Uh the planned use of information to influence foreign audiences emotions, behaviors and decision making in support of what America's objectives were. Now again again you know you see it from one side of things. It's like how is that happening right now to everybody? Um key things. Let's just go through this. Missions to give leaflets, radio broadcast, loudspeakers, digital media, shape perceptions, demoralize enemies, and support military goals. Now again, we are just talking about one one advisor. This is just one. I'm going to move on. I'm going to keep going down. I want to get to this part.

So, this is the guy that he co-wrote all this with. So, they were good friends. Now, this guy doesn't have any connection to Turning Point, but they were uh very good friends, and they wrote that book together. Uh this is Lieutenant Colonel Michael. Um he was a psychologist. He was an oultist known for his work in the same thing that uh Paulie was working on. Uh co-wrote Mind uh mind war. his background in the military. Again, we're going to the SCOP stuff. He had a PhD in political science. Uh, also he had Bronze Star, etc., etc. Um, so he did the exact same things that Paulie did. He had involvement in Vietnam, in the seventh psychological operation group, in mind war doctrine, writing mind war doctrine, uh, ethical stance, and then they just throw it in like it's a little thing. Oult involvement. He was a high priest of the temple of former high priest of the temple of set a religious organization he founded in 1975 breaking from Anton L's Church of Satan uh despite uh people saying that mind war is linked to mind control and occult practices he described it as a rational ethical framework for non-kinetic conflict. Okay, sure, man. He's like, "Nah, no. It's fine. It's fine. This is the dude. That's the dude, man. Are you kidding me right now?" Wild. Wild. So, I right away I was like, "What's the church of Set?" So, I just wanted to look that up quickly. So, I was like, "What is the Church of Set? Let's Let's just see what this is or the Temple of Set." And basically it is a an occult ritual organization right uh founded in 1975 in California of course former by a former highranking member of the church of Satan it emerged I just want to go to where he actually came up with this where is it where is it where he actually says according to him he invoked Satan in a ritual at at midsummer 1975 during which Satan revealed his true name as Set the ancient Egyptian deity and commissioned him to found a new religious movement. This event led to the creation of the sacred text, the book of the coming forth by night which serves as a central scripture of the temple. That guy. That guy. Wild. Wild. Okay, let's let's move on. Let's move on. I just found that really I was just like, "Wow." I'm like, "This guy co-wrote that with one of the adviserss at Turning Point." So weird. And you know, and and the reason I find it so weird is because you're not going to tell me that that guy like you're so close to that guy and you're like, I don't know, he does some things at the temple. I don't know. Anton Le I don't get into all that. Let's just write this book. Michael, I don't know. I feel like if you're around somebody like that, you probably know a thing or two yourself. Not to say that this man's an occultist. I'm not saying that at all, but I don't I don't know. It's really weird to me. I'll let I'll let you come to that conclusion if you'd like to.

Now, we get to Rob McCoy because I just say, who's Rob McCoy? Because now I'm thinking I'm thinking about what Candace said about Rob McCoy's father. But then as you dig into Rob McCoy, his military background, he served in the US Navy naval services with experience in special operations and psychological warfare. So he actually did the same thing that Candace was saying his dad did. Then you have the family lineage. His father was named uh Rob Roy Edgar McCoy and he was the assistant chief of staff for psychological warfare in the Navy. Okay, linking to Rob or sorry, linking Rob to a long-standing military psychological operations lineage. Isn't that wild? So then you have to think about what Candace was talking about in that episode because then you're like, okay, so when she says, oh, the military or you know these guys, they penetrated Turning Point Faith,nYou hear it at first, right, as she's going through things, like let's say you're not a fan of her and you go, that's completely crazy. But then as you look into the actual timeline in the lineage, it seems like that's exactly what happened. Like why would you you're not going to stay as a as a wartime type of figure, a military figure. You're not going to do that. You're going to move on to a religious role cuz that just makes the most sense. the easiest way to shift people's perception which is exactly and again this this might be the whole reason turning point faith was founded because they talk about it avidly the advisor and what the the main one of you Charlie when he said Charlie said I'm America's pastor it's like yeah I bet you'd want to be of course you'd want to be you know it's the easiest way to push perception One of the things that they specialize in as I was reading all that was perception management, shifting people's perception. Well, what better role to take on to do that than a pastor. I'm not saying he doesn't have any love for the Lord. Not saying that kind of I'm I'm think I'm thinking it, but I'm not saying it, you know. I'm not saying it out loud. I'm not I'm not putting that out there. I'm thinking it, you know, in my mind. But yeah, it's it's very interesting to see.

So, we keep going with Rob McCoy, his involvement. I didn't even ask it. This you you realize this. I didn't say anything to it about this. It just started talking about Rob McCoy. His involvement in Scops applies uh principle uh applies principle psychological and perception warfare. See, that's exactly what he does. Like when within a religious framework advocating for influencing cultural and political outcomes through spiritual means, that is all turning point faith does. That's why so long, you know, Ian and and Baron, they're going hard like looking at these sermons. Everybody's freaked out by these sermons. That's why the sermons go on and on about Tucker and they go on and on about Candace because it's not that that's just what he wants to talk about that day. And it's not that that's what it says in the Bible. Tucker and Candace are not mentioned in the Bible. It has nothing to do with that. Has everything to do with the fact that he's trying to shift perception. And we knew that already. But when you see that this is actually a specialization that he and his father and one of the turning point adviserss actually have in their framework that they've been learning for years. It makes you see things a lot differently. I mean I don't know man. It's really weird. And then uh it says here collab and then it says he collaborated with figures like Paul E. Valet, our our turning point advisor and Michael uh prince of set or or high priest of set in discussions around mind war style strategies emphasizing non-kinetic conflict. So he actually had interactions with this guy and this guy about doing things like we've been talking about. That's Rob McCoy. Uh, seen as part of a network of military intel, evangelical leadership, and strategic influence operations. Like, this is exactly what Candace was talking about to a tea. This is what Candace was talking about. And it made no sense. And it's funny cuz she only brought up his father. She touched on Rob, right, and Frank, and she was talking about all of them in this episode. if you could help me out and let me figure out which episode it is. I was trying to find it because I wanted to play a clip of her, but I actually couldn't find it at all. I uh I just can't remember what it was called or what the thumbnail looked like or anything like that. So, if you remember that episode, please let me know.

But then we dived into uh who Rob McCoy's father. Who is Rob McCoy's father? I already told you guys it's Roy Edgar McCoy, uh Navy captain. Thank you for your service, sir. US Navy captain who served as chief uh sorry assistant chief of staff of psychological warfare in the Navy. He was involved in strategic influence operations and helped shape naval scopin. Are you kidding me? So that guy, that guy who I just read, Roy, his son Rob is next to Charlie being like Charlie's pastor. And then that pastor's sons are both working at Turning Point. One is chief of staff and the other is in the I believe the finance. I think he said Justin, although I looked into his kids and Justin didn't pop up, so I was a little confused there, but I'm pretty sure he said that his son was the CFO there. He he he he said that that guy was his son. I'm I'm not sure about that, but I'm I'm positive I remember him saying that in the sermon that got taken down, so he can't even find it now. It's so crazy. But you're te you're telling me that those three are right around Charlie inner circle with Charlie. Like that's why Candace said like his life is like the Truman Show or what if it was like the Truman Show. That's why she said that. That made perfect sense. Perfect sense that she would say that because you never know. You have a chief of staff that's dad is who his dad is and his grandfather is who his grandfather is. It's like who who was Mikey pulling in. I don't know. I'm not saying that he was. But you think about that if you're if you're already trying to do things like this because this is what you've done your whole life. This is what your father has done and your grandfather. It just makes it so much easier. These guys know how to do these tactics without being directly involved with the people they're doing it to. Imagine if you actually have the emotional pull of now having this tight relationship with the people. And then you think about Mikey McCoy. He was always with Charlie. He was always next to Charlie. He was always on the phone. Plus, he's magnificent. I don't know if you ever have you guys ever seen this guy. I mean, guy's magnificent. Has mastery of self. You don't see that too often. He was always with Charlie. Right up until the end. And then when he got off the phone, well, he he was directly on the phone. I think he was on the phone with his dad. But the call records that they gave Candace that we assume are just on the up and up, they say something different, right? But either way, it's like that guy is right next to Charlie and of And then when he has this background, he has this lineage of family. Of course, he walked away all smooth. I was That was nothing to a general. That was nothing to a general. Mikey McCoy the Magnificent. Are you kidding? That was nothing to him. He just went like this. He just went, "I got some stuff going on." No, I'm just walking. I don't know who's screaming anyway. What's for dinner tonight, honey? Yeah. No, we just got some work done. Nah, we're good. We're good. Yeah. No, tell them we accept that $150 million. We're straight now. Don't worry. Oh my gosh. And that didn't happen, guys. I'm just making a joke here, man. So wild.

So then I asked the question uh what was his what was his father involved in to his chief of staff. You know I'm just trying to ask like little questions and you know throw out any questions you guys have too and I'll uh I'll dive into those from here because I'm going to keep this thread alive because I want to keep going back to it. Uh which was involved in planning executing influence campaigns to shape the perception and behaviors of foreign audiences. Just that alone, I don't have to say that. Oh, it's like towards the US. I don't have to say all that. Just knowing that that's what his dad was into is enough for me. His position placed him at a high strategic influence within Navy command structures, contributing to cold war era efforts in information warfare, perception management, man.

So then I looked into Frank Turk. There was nothing with Frank. Frank kind of served not in the same realm as them. Uh it was a little bit different. Uh so it was just like he served, you know, he was just Navy flight officer. Uh I checked into it. I'm like, you know, what did he do? I was just trying to see if it like popped up with the same thing. So I was just And then I asked directly like, "Hey, any psychological stuff?" And they were like, "No." And then I asked if they served at the same time, Frank and Rob. And then it said it was unsure about Rob's uh service record. And then they said 80 uh Frank was 83 to 91. So all these guys are within the same timeline of service. And when I say that I mean and same same lineage of service. When I say that I I mean Paulie Paulie alongside Rob's dad. Okay. So Paulie alongside Roy, Rob alongside Frank, Rob interacting with Paulie, Michael and his father. And then Mikey McCoy interacting with his father and Frank. No, no evidence of him interacting with Paulie at all, but also his grandfather. You know what I mean? And yeah, they're not talking business all the time, but eventually you're going to eventually you're going to get into a little bit of that talk. That that's just me. That's that's straight up just what I think. Oh, let's go back. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Where were we? Where were we? Yeah, we were at Frank Turk. Yeah, just did they serve at the same time? And then from here, I just asked um what was his role, uh Rob's dad, because I just wanted it to get to give me more information. And again, it was just about behaviors and, you know, involvement, coordinating, perception, etc., etc. So, that that wasn't leading me anywhere more. Couldn't go any deeper than that. And then I looked into his children's name, just Rob. Uh, all Rob's kids. And then there's Mikey McCoy. But yeah, there's no Justin. He said there was a Justin, but there's no Justin. Just says Molly, Kelly, Natasha, Daniel, and Michael. So yeah, it and it doesn't even talk about his other son being involved. So maybe that's just another thing that he made up. I said, did any of his kids serve? There was no indication that his kids served, only served at turning point.

And then I was like, how how can psychological warfare be used by Turning Point? And right away, it didn't even say how it could. It was just like, this is what Turning Point does. And I was like, what? What? Like just right away. And it named all the same stuff. It was like, they use uh the same tactics uh through fear-based messaging, perception management, target influence campaigns to advance a conservative agenda. It amplifies uh narratives blah blah blah. Uh tools include professor watch list, schoolboard watch list which publicly targets individuals and institutions leading to harassment and censorship. Uh yeah. So I was just like wow. I'm like this is wild that it just threw that out out of nowhere. Said it uses controversial media stunts to dominate cultural discourse effectively applying non-kinetic strategies in ideological arena in the ideological arena. So I just found that very very interesting. I was like, "Oh." So, yeah. And and this was my thought process. As soon as I saw that one of the adviserss was this guy, and then Rob has this background, Rob's father had this background, Mikey's in the direct inner circle. I was like, "Oh, this is what this thing is." And now that Charlie's gone, see, here's the thing. Charlie made it so you were like, "That's not what it is. It's this amazing guy." And that's and that's what's really happening. And that's true because Charlie was exceptional. Exceptional. I mean, just an exceptional mind. But now that he's gone, it's starting to show through even more. Now the ma Charlie was the mask. He was the beautiful, intelligent mask. I know they still have Mikey, but you know. So, as soon as that mask was gone, now you're seeing it for what it actually is. And the people around were also voicing that same thing. That's why all these guys were like, "Back to midterms. Back to midterms." That's why when you go on stage at Amfest, instead of just talking about Charlie the whole time and having the time be about that and what he wanted, you have Ben Shapiro saying we got to get rid of people. You have you have all of these people just talking about politics. And yeah, fine. Like that's fine. That's what you can do with that time. Obviously, that's what's expected. But a man just died. And he wasn't brought up all that much. I'm just saying. And his wife came out to pyrochnics and her shirt blazer was studded. Her pants were bedazzled, you know, and she didn't cry. I don't know, man. It's just weird to me. Really weird to me.

So, yeah. I just wanted to bring you guys that. I mean, uh, it has been used before. And again, I don't even need to go into what I was going to go into. I was going to say, how's it been used on other countries, but it's all the same stuff. They're talking about media. That's the big thing, right? And as they talk about that, obviously that means the internet. Obviously that means X. Obviously that means social media. Obviously, right? News broadcasts, etc. The loudspeaker. What's the loudspeaker of today? Well, it's going online to any platform and just voicing yourself. That's the loudspeaker of today. And you can make sure that hundreds and thousands of people are all saying the same things as you. As long as you have the financial backing to actually make that farm come up and activate. I've seen it happen to Ian Carol. He had a video about it that I covered a few weeks ago. I've seen it happen to Candace. I've even seen it happen to me. I mean, I don't know, man. I don't know. I just again I just got sent down a wild rabbit hole just from covering this this one advisor. That's it. That's all I did. So, I guess we're going to have to look into other ones, too, because chances are there's going to be another one that's like this. And it just every time you find one, it paints a clearer and clearer picture of what's actually going on. And again, you know, was Charlie's whole thing just a Truman show? Because then, you know, I know I saw you guys have been telling me about the video. People have been emailing me. People have been messaging me on IG and X and everything. I know about the video talking about Erica Kirk and and a little bit of her background and what her family's connected to. And I also have people giving me sources about more of that. So, you really do have to with all the information I have right now and what I've just seen there, what I just showed you guys, you really do have to ask that question that Candace was asking. And again, people think she's nuts when she asks that question. But was it like the Truman Show? You had people who were so good at perception management and you were devoutly in you were deeply in your faith. So they were able to and I'm not saying they were but they were definitely able to manipulate him through faith and for and it seems like I don't know how I say it any other it seems like that was the plan. So it seems like so was anything around him real or was it just a bunch of people who had such a good specialty in perception? Maybe not all of them, you know what I mean? Not saying Tyler's a genius or anything. Definitely not saying Andrew is a genius or anything. Blake was a strategist. So, there's that. But was anything real or was it all them just moving things around? You know, there is something to be said about that. Being a part of something and not realizing what you're a part of. You know, Tucker Carlson talks about that happening to him. Andis Owens, she's touched on, she hasn't said it outright like Tucker has, but you know, the stories she says, she was a part of something and she didn't realize it either, right? And now, now that she's having this run and she sees what's happened to Charlie, now she's starting to figure out like, oh, there was something going on here, man. I wonder who else it's happening to right now. And they don't even realize it. Anyways, guys, I just wanted to bring that to you. I'm out of here. Have a good morning.