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COMMENTARY by Candace Owens — "Crowder Debunks Candace Owens' "EXPLOSIVE" Charlie Kirk Conspiracy" (published 2026-07-29).
This is third-party opinion/analysis ABOUT State of Utah v. Tyler James Robinson — NOT the court record. It is indexed for comparison against the primary transcripts/filings. Transcript is the YouTube auto-caption track (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xyLP9RJcdY) — verbatim ASR.
Jesus Christ, that's Jason Bourne. >> [laughter] >> And I actually do want to show you a side by side looking through a scope as he allegedly was, you might even expect a black eye. >> What? >> [laughter] >> Candace Owens has blown the Charlie Kirk case wide open. We don't know any We We don't know everything. According to the slip, she doesn't know any I mean [laughter] everything, but she does know that for sure uh uh Tyler Robinson didn't do it. He's innocent. I mean I told you that was always the goal, either mistrial or to get this guy off. Okay, so this is what she posted. Today's episode will be positively explosive. Might even free a young man who's being wrongfully framed for the murder of Charlie Kirk. He is being wrongfully framed for the murder of Charlie Kirk, she says. She'll try and tell you, "Oh, I said might even might even free a young man who is not maybe, who is being wrongly framed for the murder of Charlie Kirk." Tyler Robinson is innocent, according to Candace Owens. We'll see if it uh stands up to scrutiny. Note the people who sold you Fedslov, that right there, that's poisoning the well. They are going to have a terrible terrible terrible terrible terrible week. Want to bet? Here is the evidence, and then we have a new segment, stupid in 2 minutes or less. Let's just watch hers in its entirety so we don't take it out of context. >> And I just got thinking to myself, a military call on a rooftop would be very relevant, right? >> Sure. >> Told you that back even when I first had that conversation with my source. Said, "Yeah, that's what I saw." I thought, "Well, I obviously can't keep that from the public. They can't just keep gaslighting the public about that information. Well, we have certainly something to show you. Now, what happens next >> It shows Tyler Robinson is innocent. >> exactly as my source stipulated, our our rooftop guy begins a tactical crawl. It's actually known in the military as a lateral crawl. Let's watch that. >> Jesus Christ, that's Jason Bourne. >> [laughter] >> And I actually do want to show you a side-by-side so you can actually see a real military man do that um alongside this person on the rooftop. Let's bring in that side-by-side Which which military wears that uniform? >> That's a real military man. I don't know. >> a lateral crawl. And we're just [laughter] going to show you that so that it's clear a back and forth flash there while he's military crawling. [laughter] Here we go. There, and we're running that back and forth there. >> Okay, we're going to do a fact check after, but it's fun. >> Signaling the bees. It says, "Charlene, will you marry me?" >> have that. >> She's signaling >> So let's watch and see if we, with our eyes, can [snorts] observe some sort of a kickback. >> All right. >> And again, I have to apologize. I I >> What's a kickback? >> not like Benny Johnson 4K footage, but it's at least clear enough here on your screen that you would be able to dis- discern a strong kickback on a gun. >> What's a kickback? That means like being paid by foreign nations. >> See here. >> All 18 pixels. >> more seconds here. Okay, he is a back. >> a slight kick, if that's what you mean, in his leg at one point, which would be the very mild recoil in a prone position taking the shot. >> It's a solid 300 frames per second, too. >> Anybody see a recoil? >> Oh, she meant recoil. >> Oh, recoil. >> Yeah, yes, I did. It's very slight, but yeah. >> his scope as he allegedly was, you might even expect a black eye. >> WHAT? >> [laughter] >> WHY DID A BIRD PUNCH HIM IN THE FACE? WHAT? >> [laughter] >> LIKE WAIT, IT'S A .30-06 in the prone position. She's acting like it's Samus Aran's PLASMA CANNON. >> [laughter] >> THIS BRINGS US THIS BRINGS US TO STUPID >> [music] >> Okay, now I [laughter] will let me preface this. All the references are available, links in the description as we It's really hard because when there's when there are no concrete claims made or very few, it's kind of hard to refute them, but let's go through them. Tool Man, two minutes or less, start the timer. All right. Claim, first one that this evidence was withheld from the court. Truth, actually the defense demanded it be withheld, not the prosecution. The prosecution wanted to sell publicly available because they find it very damning for Tyler Robinson. The defense said, "Don't release it." And the judge ordered that to be the case. Claim, the video depicts an advanced tactical military crawl. Truth, former Army Ranger Josh? NO. >> OKAY. >> [laughter] >> CLAIM, THE MAN ON THE ROOF is military signaling. Truth, former Army Ranger Josh? >> What what would he be signaling? >> Yeah, so it's it's too blurry to see >> What would he be doing? A flanking maneuver? No. >> Okay, it's too blurry to see the kickback, but not blurry enough to see like Claim, [laughter] that person doesn't even look like Tyler Robinson. Truth, the person doesn't look like anybody for the same reason Mario on your Game Boy doesn't look like anybody. However, there's a plethora of publicly available footage, pictures, and images showing Robinson on site with his parents even confirming, but I'm sure that of course that's also the Feds as well. Claim, you never see a person pull out a gun. Truth, I guess it's not in this footage, but it looks like he's crawling with something in his hand, sorry, tactically, militarily. Claim, there was no recoil. Truth, I saw some, Gerald saw it, I think you saw it. Recoil from a .30-06 is pretty moderate, especially in the prone position. The idea that it would cause a black eye, you'd have to be [ __ ] ANOTHER [laughter] TRUTH, THE MEDICAL EXAMINER REPORT, which of course is not real, it's all Fed slop, confirmed that he died from a gunshot wound to the neck. There you go. There you go, that's it. We don't even NEED ANY MORE. 2 MINUTES. That's that we don't need the full 2 minutes ON THE TIMER. CHECK OUT THE references because there aren't many claims. It's so It's so silly. Let's I mean, okay. >> like it feels silly to argue this. Do you know what I mean? Like I I it's like an old comedian comedian once said, "I'm not smart enough to be dumb enough for this." >> Right. >> That's how I feel like what Let me show [laughter] you Let me show you >> your hand like that you didn't want to break or >> We'll do like the admonish the admonish part. >> just crawl without allowing without touching the ground with that admonisher. Okay. >> This is your This is your expert >> Do it. Okay. Just do it. >> Here we go. >> Keep it off the ground. Try and Keep try and keep it off the ground. >> JESUS CHRIST. >> OKAY, NOW >> [laughter] >> NOW JOSH, SIGNAL ME. SIGNAL ME LIKE THE MILITARY. >> [screaming] >> ALL RIGHT, THIS HAS BEEN STUPID IN 2 >> [laughter] >> Military crawl. SIGNAL. >> MY THIS STUFF IS ALWAYS SO THIS STUFF is always so funny to me cuz it'll be like advanced military tactic. In the military it's referred to as the lateral crawl. Oh, okay. So, you know what that's called. So, now and now it has validity. Now it's Now it's something. Now Now you're Shawn Ryan. Great, dude. >> You You're an expert in the military. >> Thank you very much. >> Oh, my don't call me that. >> [laughter] >> Well, I you know what? I do regret my time there on the floor. So, >> Yeah. >> [laughter] >> It's Dude, it's always so funny when people say this stuff like advanced Dude, there's so many things in the military that we do that it's like that's not a I could do I could give you a a weekly class on advanced military techniques. Class one, how to tie A SQUARE KNOT. >> [laughter] >> JOSH, EAT SOME MILK. >> I HAD TO PASS at Ranger School. You had to tie like five or six knots. One of them being freaking square knot. Left over right, right over left. Now you have it. >> have come in handy for me to tie a good knot to hang myself with after watching this crap. [laughter] >> It's a good mil-spec crawl, Josh. It's mil-spec. >> Oh, by the way, you know what mil-spec means? To be clear, in this when people go, "This is mil-spec." Mil-spec means the minimum require the minimum requirement of specifications for it to be usable in the military. That means baseline minimum for reliability. You can buy plenty of firearms that are way, way above mil-spec, to be clear. [laughter] >> Yeah. If you're buying If you're buying like the same weapons that Well, I guess not all military. There's special operations that are really good, but yeah, not not everything. If someone says, "Oh, yeah, and this is This is military quality." I'm like, "Oh, so how many times did it break then?" >> Yeah, [laughter] exactly. Well, like yeah, like special forces, I think it was like the SEALs when they used the Benelli the M4 shotgun. They don't use to say mil-spec, cuz they used to say, "Used by the Navy SEALs." That's like, "Wow, I guess we know it's SEAL-spec." >> Like I know there was, you know, there was a bunch of special ops units and some Rangers guys that were carrying SCARs for a while there during when I was in there. But most people are carrying that standard M4. Some people are even carrying an M16 still. It's crazy. When I was in the military in like 2010, '11, there was Marines that we met up on a on objectives in Kandahar, they were carrying M16s. >> Yeah. >> I was like, "This is crazy. You guys are getting screwed by the Navy. You guys need actual guns." >> And then the Canadians show up, and they're like, "We got our M1 GARANDS IN." >> [laughter] >> I'M OUT. ALL RIGHT. >> CANADIANS HAD BETTER GUNS THAN THE MARINES. I felt so bad for them, dude. >> Really? >> Sometimes, yeah. >> Also, for a long period of time, they could drink beer while they were there, like on It was they were allowed, but Americans weren't allowed. Anyway, you guys let me know if any of that is convincing. Military crawl, signaling somebody, no kick, uh clearly whatever. .30-06, just to be clear. .30-06 in the prone position. Uh that is I mean, it's a it's a powerful enough round, of course, but people acting like it's a bazooka. This is It's a very, very common round. And again, if you were in the prone position with a rest, the the recoil would be very, very minimal. >> It's pretty comparable to a .762, right? >> Uh I mean, I guess. Some people would say like .308, .30-06. I mean, it's it's stronger as far as the actual like muzzle energy because it's a heavier, you know, it's a heavier bullet than what people But still, it's like it is a very, very commonly used round. >> Also, the way she says it is is funny, too, cuz she she says something like I don't know the exact language, but something like from a guy no no kickback >> [laughter] >> from a guy who's laying on the ground. >> But >> while he's in the most secure firing position possible. >> I just realized something I didn't include in the two minutes or less. Military Okay, let me ask you this. When you learn to fire your rifle, just not even Army Ranger, military, right? They teach They probably teach you how to fire from the prone position. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah, first. It's >> So, if you were in the military, you would learn you would learn prone shooting, >> Yeah, that makes sense. >> would learn in the military how to shoot and not have an optic hit your eye. So, so unbelievably hyper specialized tactical military crawling, but why was there no recoil through the body? I don't know, maybe cuz he's military and that's the first thing they teach you in basic training and you'd seen none of it. >> Can I Can I rewind a little bit there? Uh >> [laughter] >> They don't actually I I I don't think anybody ever told me taught me how to not get the scope to hit my eye. >> Yeah, cuz they assume you're not >> I don't think Yeah, I don't think that was even a lesson. It was It's like a thing Well, if it happens, we're all going to laugh and then we'll correct them. >> Actually, could someone just bring up basic like basic military someone shooting from the prone position? We can bring that up later. Like someone in the military shooting from the especially someone be hyper specialized with the lateral crawl. Uh yeah, that's about exactly what you would expect. >> Yeah. In that pixelated image that we saw, you didn't see his shoulder go back. I'm like, yes, but I was looking at his legs. >> Yeah. >> His legs right before he gets up, you silly, silly person. >> [laughter] >> Maybe. >> See >> And it's from like it's like from 500 m away from a camera. It's all blurry. >> Everyone shut up. Tyler Robinson is innocent. We don't want to railroad and Why do you guys want another Emmett Till? >> Oh, you're you're you're still here watching this on YouTube? There's no more. Just like YouTube. YouTube is over. It's not a thing anymore. How many Seth Meyers clips do you need? Head on over to Rumble, follow me there live on weekdays at 11:00 a.m. Eastern where we can actually speak freely and don't have to self-censor. YouTube is it's it's really not a thing. 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