Candace Owens Responds to Erika Kirk!

Now, you know, I made it very clear. I made it very clear that there's only two people who would stop me from doing this. One would be my husband, and the other is Erica Kirk. >> What do you want to say to her and the other people that are putting these lies out into the world right now? Stop. That's it. That's all I have to say. Stop. >> Okay. I don't know what people are taking from this. I know what I heard when I heard her say that. I heard her say stam. People think she said stop. I didn't hear a P. I didn't hear a P at all. I heard her say stam. Stam, which is actually a Hebrew word, which is interesting. I just find that interesting. She's using Zionist coded language. Now, the word stam, if you dig deeper, actually means just kidding. Just kidding. I didn't mean that. I didn't mean that. And I find it interesting that Erica's using Zionist coded language. Why is she using Hebrew? Why is she using that? I think we all know why. So, she's saying stam. Just kidding. Keep going, Candace. IT'S SO OBVIOUS. IT'S SO OBVIOUS, you guys. It's so obvious. It's so obvious. She's signaling to me that she wants me to continue. And if you think she actually said stop, how do we know that she wasn't just quoting stop in the name of love by the Supremes? Stop in the name of love before you break my heart. It's a song by the Supremes, which I find interesting. The Supremes. It's obviously about supremacy. Okay. It's not a coincidence that you would name a song, Stop in the Name of Love by the Supremes. And if you dig deeper into the story, the Supremes were managed by none other than, you guessed it, Shelley Ber, aka Sheldon Berger, who was We can't say it. Oh, no. He was a Frankist. He was a Zionist. He was Jewish. Uh, you guys, cancel Candace. Stop in the name of love. a song by the Supremes which is about supremacy which is run by managed by Shelley Burgerer. That all just feels so fake and gay. It just feels fake and gay. She's either using Zionist coded language st which means just kidding. So I should keep going. I should keep going. I should continue. Either that or she's referring to stop in the name of love by the Supremes about supremacy. It's just I'm sorry. I just I just think none of this is real. Like none of this is real. I don't know. No, but I know. No. You know, incidentally, Charlie's last book that he came out with was called Stop in the Name of God. Stop in the name of God. It It all just It all makes sense, you guys. They think we're crazy. They think we're stupid. We're not going to fall for it. Okay. Now, I want to thank all my mommy sleuths that are out there sending me tips. Keep sending me tips because I am not going to stop. And as Erica said clearly, very clearly to Barry Weiss of all people, when asked about me if I should stop, Erica responded, "Stop. Just kidding." Or that simply saying stop is quoting the Supremes. And we all know, we all know what she means by that. >> Keep sending me tips, Mommy Sleuths. I'm every woman, it's only me. But that's not that's not the Supreme. >> Shaka Khan. >> But that Shaka Khan. >> Yes. Yeah. I love that song. >> Is that about Breijit? Could be. I'm coming out. I want the world to know. Got to let it show. I love that song. What's that song? That's Diana Ross, darling. I love that song. >> You love that, too? >> Oh, yes, very much. >> Okay. I'm going to go out for a bit, meeting a friend. Okay.