‘Charlie is about to update his will’: Candace Owens sparks backlash after revealing Charlie Kirk plot on air
Political commentator Candace Owens is reigniting controversy after a fiery episode filled with accusations, conspiracy theories and pointed criticism of multiple public figures. The show quickly became a hot topic online, especially after viewers began debating her remarks about the late show. Charlie Kirk and her ongoing feud with Victor Marx.Much of the backlash stems from Owens’ repeated hints surrounding Charlie Kirk’s death and those around him. Critics online accused her of extending speculation into conspiracy territory, while supporters claimed she was simply raising difficult questions that others avoided.
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On the show, Owens reflected on her recent interview with Victor Marx and defended her decision to invite him, despite the uproar it caused online. She played the interview clip over and over again and tried to dissect specific wording, particularly Marx’s use of the word “they,” which she thought sounded suspicious.Owens claims “something doesn’t add up” while suggesting there may be hidden motives among Charlie Kirk’s inner circle. She also claimed Kirk and Erica planned to update their end-of-life documents shortly after Kirk’s death, saying she had evidence but never revealed it publicly on the show.Owens said at one point that a change in a will was never meaningless.“Say you don’t update your will just to be funny.”She then escalated the discussion further by suggesting that someone might be working to monitor Kirk’s communications. The incident also included multiple calls to preserve communications related to Kirk’s security team and Paramount Tactical as part of possible litigation.Owens even encouraged investigators to contact her directly about the case, further fueling the online reaction.
Candace Owens also targets Victor Marx, Joe Rogan and TPUSA
The incident didn’t stop with Charlie Kirk’s speculation. Owens harshly criticized Victor Marx throughout the broadcast, questioning his credibility and public image.She described Marx as “too weak to join the army or become governor” and later called him unstable. She also hinted at a broader effort to sow divisions between Christians and Muslims.The show then moved on to an unrelated web series involving Joe Rogan and Theo Feng. Owens reacted strongly to a video of Rogen discussing Theo Von’s personal struggles and then praised Rogen’s subsequent apology.Meanwhile, critics of “X” accused Owens of making dramatic accusations without providing solid evidence. One viral reaction called the broadcast “a complete waste of time,” while mocking the abundance of intrigue and unanswered claims presented in the episode.Despite the backlash, the controversy surrounding Owens continues to drive widespread engagement online, proving once again that her comments remain one of the most polarizing political spectacles on the internet.
