Secret Service Admits "There Was No Threat". ATF Releases Report. | Candace Ep 326

The Secret Service issued a statement confirming there were no credible threats to the Turning Point USA rally at the University of Georgia, directly contradicting Erica Kirk's stated reason for canceling her appearance. The host interprets this as a public humiliation for Kirk, implying her cancellation was due to low event attendance and personal embarrassment rather than actual danger.

The US Secret Service determined there were no credible threats to Tuesday's Turning Point USA rally at the University of Georgia, even as a planned co-appearance by Erica Kirk was canceled over unspecified security concerns. A person familiar with the matter tells CBS News, according to the source, that the site was secure and there were no known threats to the protectee (VP).

Contrary to initial assumptions that Erica Kirk canceled her flight from Scottsdale due to threats, the host presents a detailed timeline showing Kirk flew into Athens, Georgia, on the day of the event, landing in a Secret Service-secured airport. The host speculates that Kirk, upon seeing low attendance, feigned distress and cried to JD Vance, manipulating him into publicly supporting her withdrawal for 'family' reasons, despite Secret Service assurances.

On Tuesday, she flew from West Palm Beach up to Athens, Georgia for her event. She therefore flew into the already secured by the Secret Service... the private airport and the terminal, the very same one that the vice president was due to arrive in. At 3:53 p.m., JD Vance's plane begins circling in the air above North Carolina because this is when he receives the phone call that Erica doesn't want to do the event... JD Vance stated: 'I love Erica and I know that she did get some threats and... about two hours ago... I was a little worried that we were going to have to cancel the event because Erica was not going to come and she was very worried about it. And I talked to the Secret Service and obviously these guys do a very good job. And I said, you know what? Let's let Erica do what she needs to do for herself and her family.'

The host highlights a significant shift in Turning Point USA's public relations strategy, noting an article in the Daily Mail that, for the first time, admitted Erica Kirk's cancellation was not solely due to security concerns. The article, citing an insider, stated Kirk was 'aware of how she is coming across,' 'hurt' by online mockery (specifically the Drewuski video), and pulled out due to 'mental exhaustion' and low ticket sales, not just security.

TPUSA cited concerns over serious threats to her safety, but insiders say that that is not the full story. A close confidant told the Daily Mail, 'She is aware of how she is coming across. She's not stupid. She has seen the online comments. She gets it. It hurts... The Drewuski video showed her what people thought of her... She pulled out of the TPUSA event because of a bunch of factors. I don't think it was just security concerns.' The source said if there were security concerns, the vice president wouldn't have gone.

The host reveals that Victor Marx, a close associate of Erica Kirk, was the first to publicly announce Charlie Kirk's death on social media, just 50 minutes after he was shot, significantly before official confirmation. Furthermore, an investigation by Baron Coleman confirmed Marx is a licensed firearms dealer (FFL Class 1), raising questions about his activities and sources of information.

Victor Marx was the very first person to announce on social media that Charlie Kirk was dead in a post that he subsequently deleted... he posted that information at 1:13 p.m. Utah time, Mountain Standard. So that is less than an hour after Charlie was shot... what we found is he has a class one FFL... he has an FFL class one license. What that means is he is a licensed firearm dealer.

The host presents text messages from Corby Hall, an individual who previously worked with Victor Marx, alleging Marx's involvement in attempting to sell weapons to Haiti (which Hall cautioned against due to illegality) and connecting with an 'Israeli Defense Group' to review a patent for a 'fold AR' weapon. Marx denies trafficking arms, but the messages suggest a clear intent to transact with the IDF.

Corby Hall submitted to me some text messages which certainly go some way of proving that Victor Marks at the very least was in communication with Israel to purchase guns or rather to purchase the patent for his business um full AR on on behalf of the IDF... Victor Marks wrote: 'The Israeli Defense Group we are connected with is ready to review the patent and possible deal.' Corby Hall wrote: 'Why so much focus on the IDF and not as much on domestic schools?'

The host dismisses the ATF's summary report on Charlie Kirk's death as a 'nothing burger,' highlighting its failure to definitively prove that Tyler Robinson's alleged weapon was fired on September 10th. She notes the absence of gun residue detected by bomb dogs and the report's inability to identify or exclude the bullet fragment as having come from the exhibit rifle, suggesting a concerted effort to 'make this fit' and cover up an assassination.

They have not yet proven that Tyler Robinson's weapon was even fired on September 10th... Bomb dogs were brought in. They did not find that weapon, which means that it was not recently fired... the bullet jacket, the fragment from the bullet jacket could not be identified or excluded as having been fired from the exhibit one rifle based on an agreement of all discernable class characteristics.