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Candace Owens covers the assassination attempt on Trump, criticizing Biden's response and media focus. She suggests a conspiracy, and stresses the importance of spiritual awareness and support for independent voices.

Candace Owens discusses the recent assassination attempt on Donald Trump, highlighting the FBI's confirmation of the event and criticizing Joe Biden's brief remarks and the media's focus. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the background of the shooter, Thomas Matthew Crooks, and questions the narrative presented by the media. Owens suggests that the assassination attempt was part of a larger conspiracy, drawing parallels to historical events like the JFK assassination and criticizing the Secret Service's response. She argues that psychological operations and blackmail have long been used to control public perception and maintain power. Owens calls for support of independent voices and stresses the importance of spiritual awareness in battling institutional evil. She concludes by encouraging viewers to subscribe to her channel and support her work through donations, emphasizing the need for prayer and vigilance in these times.—J. Spurlin

Candace Owens begins by referencing the previous night's news where the public was told not to believe their own eyes about an event. She states that the FBI has confirmed that Donald Trump survived an assassination attempt and criticizes Joe Biden's brief remarks that suggested uncertainty about the incident. Owens expresses frustration with the expectation to wait for government confirmation about events and claims that a significant part of the population relies on government and authoritative figures to validate reality. She asserts that a far-right conspiracy theory about an attempt on Trump's life has been proven true and discusses media skepticism and mockery towards Tucker Carlson for suggesting Trump might be assassinated. Owens emphasizes that those who speak out against institutional corruption, including herself and Carlson, face continuous attacks. She predicts that there will be future attempts on Trump's life and advises him to carefully choose a vice president, arguing that evil within institutions must be confronted directly.

Owens insists on publicly naming the shooter and knowing detailed personal information about him to understand and confront the evil. She emphasizes the importance of knowing if shooters are on pharmaceutical drugs, a detail often omitted. Owens shows footage of the assassination attempt on Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, where 8 to 10 shots were fired. She notes that Trump's head turn may have saved his life, with his ear being clipped by a bullet, not just glass from a teleprompter. Trump insisted on signaling to the American people that everything was going to be okay despite the attack. Owens admires Trump's strength in that moment, highlighting his calmness and determination to reassure the public. She criticizes media outlets for focusing on Trump's words "fight, fight, fight" rather than the assassination attempt itself. Owens shows a close-up of Trump's ear and a map of the stadium, pointing out the shooter's position relative to Trump and a Secret Service sniper. She expresses disbelief at the narrative of a remarkable intelligence failure, suggesting there is more to the story. The shooter is identified as Thomas Matthew Crooks, whom Owens describes with disdain, noting his appearance and noting his similarity to other shooters.

Owens presents a photo of Thomas Matthew Crooks, and expresses skepticism about the narrative that Crooks, a registered Republican, attempted to assassinate Trump. She reveals that Crooks never voted in a presidential election and had donated $15 to ActBlue on Biden's inauguration day, supporting the Progressive Turnout Project. Crooks registered as a Republican upon turning 18 but had previously supported Biden. Owens criticizes the media's portrayal and questions the alignment of Crooks' actions with the narrative of him being a Republican. She shares details about Crooks' family, including an uncle who describes them as very private and not in contact for years. During the attack, Crooks wore merchandise from a popular firearms-related YouTube channel, Demolition Ranch. Owens highlights the family's statement to CNN, suggesting they are not Republicans, as a Republican family would not engage with CNN.

Owens discusses the similarity in appearance among shooters from various incidents, including school shootings. She questions why Trump continued speaking despite the visible threat and why there were no Secret Service agents on the roofs. After the shots were fired, the Secret Service reportedly killed the shooter. Owens emphasizes the suspicious nature of the event and the intelligence failure, suggesting it was allowed to happen as part of a broader effort to remove Trump. She predicts more assassination attempts on Trump, citing a growing sense of desperation among those who want to eliminate him. Owens asserts that Republican families would not communicate with CNN or wait for law enforcement before speaking out. She finds the family of Thomas Matthew Crooks suspicious due to their behavior and lack of contact with each other. Owens updates that one person was killed and two others critically wounded in the shooting incident, all males. She urges prayers for the victims' families and acknowledges the tragedy of their loss. A bomb squad and ATF agents were present at an address linked to the Crooks family. Owens notes that Trump did not attend a UFC fight as expected but returned to New York, likely processing the event. She speculates that Trump might not have believed he would be targeted so blatantly, similar to JFK's assassination.

Owens claims the government killed JFK and suggests Trump was scared by what he found in the JFK files. She criticizes the Secret Service for failing to secure the area properly, suggesting it was a coordinated failure. Owens implies that common sense indicates a larger conspiracy at play, reinforced by a bystander's warning about the shooter. She emphasizes the increasing awareness among people about conspiracy theories being true and the fight against real evil. Owens highlights the media's desperation to maintain control, leading to more violence and psychopathic behavior. She announces that Joe Biden will be giving remarks soon and they will cut to it live. Owens criticizes the Secret Service, particularly focusing on Kimberly Cheatle, the director, and a female agent struggling to holster her gun after the assassination attempt. She argues that men are naturally better suited for roles like guarding the president due to their physical composition and testosterone. Owens shares a clip of Kimberly Cheatle emphasizing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in hiring, aiming for 30% women recruits by 2030. She asserts that while women excel in organization and multitasking, they are less effective under life-or-death pressure compared to men.

Owens stresses the need for strong, focused men in security roles, using an example of men taking down a shooter in Tennessee to illustrate her point. Owens admires the strength of Trump supporters and contrasts them with the negative portrayal by the media. She shares a clip of a bystander's account of witnessing the shooter on a nearby roof before the shots were fired. The bystander describes seeing the shooter with a rifle and repeatedly pointing him out to the police and Secret Service, who did not react immediately. The bystander questions why Trump continued speaking despite the visible threat and why there were no Secret Service agents on the roofs. After the shots were fired, the Secret Service reportedly killed the shooter. Owens emphasizes the suspicious nature of the event and the intelligence failure, suggesting it was allowed to happen as part of a broader effort to remove Trump. She criticizes Biden's brief remarks, arguing that they are insufficient given the gravity of the situation. Owens suggests that Biden is not capable of effectively leading and that his brief statements are a performance to maintain the illusion of democracy. Owens expresses distrust in the FBI, citing historical examples of their alleged misconduct and questioning their role in the investigation. She argues that believing the official narratives from the government and Biden indicates a lack of intelligence.

Owens claims that a blackmail operation controls many U.S. leaders and has been in place since the 1960s. She believes that satanists took over the American government in the 1960s, following the assassination of JFK. Owens suggests that powerful pedophiles are being blackmailed to maintain control over governments. She asserts that there is a battle for the soul of America, with the government poisoning people and conducting psychological experiments. Owens references the book "Chaos," which discusses government involvement in the Manson murders and MK Ultra experiments. She mentions Kanye West's claims about being drugged and manipulated in Hollywood, expressing regret for not initially believing him. Owens highlights the case of Jacob Rubenstein (Jack Ruby), who killed Lee Harvey Oswald and was deemed insane, suggesting a deeper conspiracy. She describes how Jacob Rubenstein was allegedly subjected to MK Ultra experiments in prison, which caused his sudden mental illness. Owens highlights the government's capability to induce mental illnesses through medication, as revealed in the book "Chaos." She asserts that many conspiracy theories about blackmail and manipulation are real and need to be confronted. Owens encourages viewers to subscribe to her channel and watch past installments revealing government conspiracies and satanic influences.

She explains how Hollywood and various figures historically aimed to undermine religious faith and promote atheism. Owens claims that the agenda to deny gender and promote certain ideologies is tied to satanic worship. She shares a Bible passage from Romans that emphasizes living by the spirit rather than the flesh and rejecting the spirit of fear. Owens reflects on her own journey of overcoming fear and criticizes the elevation of science and government as new forms of religious authority. She discusses the moral decline in society, comparing modern practices like abortion to ancient sacrifices, and urges awareness of the spiritual battle. Owens shares a moving comment from an older viewer who witnessed the assassination of JFK and appreciates Owens' commitment to truth. She stresses the importance of supporting independent voices like Tucker Carlson and Russell Brand to counter mainstream narratives. Owens expresses gratitude to her supporters and encourages continued support through donations and merchandise purchases. She reads additional comments from viewers expressing concern for Trump's safety and skepticism about who will investigate the assassination attempt. Owens suggests that Trump should consider private security instead of relying on the Secret Service, which remains the same across administrations. She advocates for Elon Musk to provide security for Trump due to his resources and existing security apparatus. Owens references the book "Chaos" by Tom O'Neill, discussing the CIA's ability to implant false memories and manipulate people, linking it to historical events like the Manson murders and 9/11. She argues that psychological operations have been used to control public perception and maintain endless wars. Owens emphasizes the need to recognize the spiritual battle and the influence of supernatural forces, reiterating Tucker Carlson's views. She concludes by encouraging prayer and support for independent voices, believing that prayers are crucial for protection and safety.

Owens informs her audience that there will be no show the next day because she has been working with her team over the weekend. She announces that the next show will be on Tuesday and thanks her viewers for joining. The stream ends with a musical outro.