Candace Why Isn't The Trump Family Asking Questions About Charlie Kirk? | Candace Ep 254
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Oct 29, 2025 The podcast dives into the curious updates on Charlie Kirk's legacy following his death. It critiques the dubious addition of Rob McCoy to TPUSA's Wikipedia just hours after the event. Discussions include Trump's controversial decision to establish a Charlie Kirk Day and the influence of donors on TPUSA's messaging. Don Trump Jr.'s remarks on the investigation raise eyebrows, sparking debates about family perceptions. The host also previews an engaging interview with Norman Finkelstein, adding a spiritual layer with reflections on faith and truth.
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Sudden Wikipedia Edit Raises Questions
- Candace Owens highlights a suspicious Wikipedia edit adding Rob McCoy as co-founder of TPUSA Faith within 36 hours of Charlie Kirk's death.
- She argues the edit conflicts with earlier entries and suggests coordinated reputation management.
Holiday May Shut Down Inquiry
- Owens criticizes Trump for creating "Charlie Kirk Day" instead of pushing for a thorough investigation into Kirk's death.
- She sees the holiday as an attempt to close discussion rather than seek answers.
Investigation Access Appears Restricted
- Owens reports internal resistance to wider probes and limited FBI access, citing Kash Patel's efforts to restrict who handles the Kirk case.
- She implies political pressure is narrowing the investigation's scope.
