BREAKING NEWS! UVU Police Chief Resigns. Blake Neff's Freudian Slip About Erika Kirk. | Ep 399

Candace Owens (0:00)

All right, you guys, happy Wednesday. We have a lot to unpack. As always, there's some movement over at UVU. Chief Jeff Long has resigned. What does that mean? Also, you should know he is not the only one. Bit of a shuffle going on. In other news, we have Blake Neff. He is crashing out after our episode yesterday. He's got a lot of new adjectives to describe me and my behavior before he commits what some people are referring to as a Freudian slip of sorts, accusing Erika of murdering her husband. No, Blake, no. How dare you? I'm not going to stand for that. That's demonic. That is demonic. Honor the widow. Ladies and gentlemen, the Monsterlab website, we continue, we continue, I believe because it is the source of Blake's panic, the true source of Blake's panic in Little Meltdown. And I wonder why. Well, I think it might be because this Latvian nerd pays people to harass me. And we're learning a lot about how that ecosystem works. And I decided we should do a little bit more digging into that business. And we sure did find some other interesting things. Welcome back to Candace.

No, Blakey, no, no, don't do this. Look, you guys back at home know that I don't make the rules. I do not make the rules. I don't have that kind of power. And what I do know is I have to follow them to become quite fashionable amongst our, should we call them elephant clippers? I think we should call them elephant clippers from now on to watch every single millisecond of this podcast, this live podcast, and they wait for me to misspeak or trip over a word. We got her. Episode 473, at the 27 minute mark, she said shoe instead of show.

Clip it. It's evidence of something. Look, guys, you established the rules. Nobody ever makes a mistake when they speak. We should take everything that any person says at face value.

Shouldn't forget that Andrew Colbert and Blake Neff over at Turning Point USA have expressed these very sentiments. They keep a list. They check it twice. They mark moments from this show and go, ha ha.

And you know what? Ha ha, because God really does have the best sense of humor. Yesterday evening, Blake Neff joined in X live space. Highly inadvisable, by the way. Just not advisable for Blake Neff to just speak.

It's never gone well for him, is what I would say, these X spaces, and yet he persists. Anyway, here is what he had to say. Trigger warning. It sounds like he's sipping more smores lattes with the ladies. Take a listen.

Blake Neff (3:07)

And I think Candace is by far the most obvious case of this. She's clearly a wretched individual who has always enjoyed being nasty to people. If you talk to anyone who's ever worked with her, they never have anything good to say about her because she's always been absolutely awful to assistants, to people sent to help her. And you just see a new manifestation of this. With Erika, she probably never liked the fact that she would have probably hated anyone who married Charlie. So of course, she's going to hate Erika for murdering Charlie. She probably on some level, she probably dislikes white women. She probably dislikes other pretty women. Any number of things can go into this. And she found her paper thin excuse to bully and ridicule someone who's just manifestly a better person than she is.

So that's my thoughts on some of that.

SPEAKER_4 (4:01)

Yeah. All right, Blake, you're going to close us out.

Candace Owens (4:06)

Sorry, Gary.

SPEAKER_5 (4:06)

Blake just accidentally said that Candace hated Erika for murdering Charlie. He meant marrying Charlie.

Blake Neff (4:14)

Oh, I mean, yes.

SPEAKER_5 (4:17)

You were just saying in the same breath.

Blake Neff (4:19)

I'm pretty sure I said marrying Charlie.

SPEAKER_3 (4:23)

I thought he did too. Fair enough.

Candace Owens (4:26)

They're just going to gaslight us. They're trying to gaslight us.

No, Blake, you said that I hated Erika for murdering Charlie. Why would you say that, Blake?

Why would you say that? Why are you thinking that way? A lot of allegations you're throwing out. I'm back to hating white people again or something. I hate pretty women. I hate white women. He's just whatever will stick.

Also, he's admitted that he's never met me, so he has no idea how I treat people around me. He has no evidence of anything he's saying, given the fact that my assistant lasted six years, actually, the one that we were just trying to replace, and also my other assistant lasted five years and went on to become my manager. What are we talking about, Blake? You can't just say stuff. You seem really upset and nervous, and now you are accusing Erika of murder. Somebody else is saying that you didn't mean it. You are not beating the charges. Turning Point USA is never in the business of beating the charges, ladies and gentlemen. Now, I will say that their affiliates in general are hilarious and they keep getting caught up in these ways. I think actually it was Andrew Colvett who said very early on that they were processing their guilt and then Megyn Kelly had to say to him, no, you're processing your grief you mean. He's like, oh yeah, we're processing our grief. Are these Freudian slips?