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Candace Owens spent the past few days deepening her profile as one of the most controversial figures in independent conservative media, with her podcast appearances, conspiracy claims, and public feuds once again driving the conversation.
The biggest recent headline came from her October 5 appearance on Theo Von’s This Past Weekend podcast, discussed in reporting by Yahoo Entertainment and Ground News. Owens and Von appeared to refer indirectly to Erika Kirk, widow of the late activist Charlie Kirk, calling her “she who must not be named.” The exchange was framed as humor, but it carried obvious political and personal overtones because of Owens’s continuing claims about the circumstances surrounding Charlie Kirk’s death and her strained relationship with his organization.
The same Theo Von interview produced a more explosive moment. Ground News reported that Owens said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “can’t be human” and that she could believe “the reptile thing,” echoing an unsupported reptilian conspiracy theory. There is no evidence that Netanyahu is anything other than human, so this should be treated as rhetoric and conspiracy speculation, not established fact.
Owens also continued discussing the Charlie Kirk investigation. Her October 8 episode, her 400th, focused on alleged inconsistencies involving Kirk’s driver, hospital transportation, and accounts of what happened after the shooting. Those allegations remain Owens’s interpretation and have not been independently established by the reporting reviewed.
A separate dispute intensified when Nick Fuentes called Owens a “toxic person” in an interview with Brandon Straka, according to IBTimes UK. Fuentes said a proposed collaboration collapsed over questions about his past remarks and whether an episode would be placed behind a paywall. Those are Fuentes’s claims and personal opinions, not independently verified findings.
Owens also rejected viral allegations involving old dating profiles and alleged infidelity. Ground News reported that the claims, first circulated on X, remain unverified, with no confirmed evidence linking the profiles to her.
Roseanne Barr revived an earlier feud on October 10, while commentary outlets debated whether Owens’s allies are distancing themselves. Those reports are largely opinion and should not be treated as confirmed business developments. No major new corporate launch or verified public appearance beyond her podcast activity was identified in the available reporting.
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