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Candace Owens has spent the past week at the epicenter of a media and political tornado. Her relentless campaign to challenge the official version of the Charlie Kirk assassination has escalated, with her posting a bombshell podcast update on November 17. There, she dropped a flurry of new allegations, claiming Egyptian military aircraft were conducting surveillance flights and suggested these planes had tracked Kirk’s wife Erika nearly seventy times over recent years. On the day of Kirk’s murder at Utah Valley University, according to Owens, those same planes were at a nearby airport and coordinated with unidentified rental cars whose details she publicly broadcasted, urging everyone in Utah Valley to look through personal videos or photos for new clues. The Associated Press and CNN both note she has not released hard proof, but Owens says she possesses “irrefutable evidence” that Turning Point USA—the organization Kirk founded—knows far more than it admits.

Her investigation goes beyond the standard whodunit, implying international intrigue and possible financial corruption. In her latest show, she played a segment from YouTuber WolvesandFinance, amplifying claims that nearly 8.5 million dollars were missing from Turning Point’s records and that multiple paychecks were sent to “people who don’t exist.” More than just painting a picture of murder, Owens is crafting a story of shadowy global interests and large-scale fraud. Meanwhile, government authorities maintain that the confessed killer, Tyler Robinson, acted alone, calling the evidence against him conclusive. Owens disputes the confession, suggesting digital records could be fabricated, and refuses to let the story rest, referencing the CIA’s historical covert operations and calling for a sweeping independent probe.

The drama has spilled far beyond true crime podcasts and right into the core of American political debate. Her public split from Donald Trump made major waves, with Owens telling Piers Morgan that she’s embarrassed to have supported Trump and now sees him as “a chronic disappointment.” She laments, “This is not the candidate I voted for,” a statement sending shockwaves across MAGA circles and giving rise to trending hashtags like #TrumpRegret and #GOPCracks.

Headlines also exploded after she floated a sensational claim about Trump being blackmailed over Epstein-related documents, a theory she surprisingly did not dismiss, fueling enormous attention and rampant online speculation. Add to that her volley of accusations about Britney Spears possibly being trafficked and new comments on the Israel-Gaza conflict—accusing Israelis of being “demons” for their military response—and her week has been one long collision with scandal.

Social media is ablaze with commentary both for and against her, as clips, memes, and reaction threads multiply. Some call her a crusader for truth, others accuse her of dangerous conspiracy-mongering. Either way, Candace Owens is firmly on center stage, and the aftershocks from her latest moves look likely to shape her biography—and maybe her public legacy—for years to come.

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