All right, you guys, happy Thursday.

Now, somebody sent me this throwback clip from Charlie and I back when I had a show on Prager You.

We were discussing the kind of allies that you need when bullets are flying at you.

Take a listen.

You know, when you're in a foxhole, you want someone who is not going to tell you that there's no bullets being fired. You just to say where the bullets are coming from right yeah yeah that's exactly right yeah you don't want someone in the foxhole with you being like well want to get a hot dog like maybe a burger or a smoothie you want to say no no no there's machine gun nest over there there's mortar shells coming from there right here's what we're going to do to be able to do that's a plan of action to out of this. Exactly. And that's the type of friend that you want. And you definitely don't want one that's going to run for the hills behind you. And you're alone. We've had those. We've had those. We definitely know who our allies are. I am resisting making a comment about Mikey McCoy. But ladies and gentlemen, we are definitively in the foxhole right now.

And we are learning who Charlie Kirk's real allies are and who his real allies were.

So welcome back to Candace.

Thank you. Who were Charlie Kirk's real friends? That's what I want to know. I just want to know who were his actual friends and his allies because somehow too many of them are trying to criminalize

asking any questions. Don't just ask questions. Just accept the Fed Slop. It seems a little bit

ridiculous. We should start, by the way, with Frank Turrick. Frank Turrick, as a reminder,

he is the pastor friend who was next to Charlie.

Actually, when he was assassinated, you remember he was wearing the white hat.

He ducks down.

He is one of the people that helped to get Charlie to the vehicle.

He was at the hospital.

Well, I just learned that Frank Turek was reacting to me.

He went on CBN News recently, and here is what he had to say.

I have not followed Candace Owens closely. I know she was a good friend of Charlie years ago.

In fact, when I first met Charlie, I said, you know, tell me a little about your ministry, you know, like you're, you're, what you do,

and, you know, who, who, who have you mentored? He mentioned Candace Owens.

And Charlie would never speak ill of anybody, um, privately, uh, unless he spoke to that person

first and tried to correct them. So Charlie never said anything bad about Candace or anything,

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