BREAKING! The White House Attempted To Rescind This E-mail. | Candace Ep 338

The White House Military Office reportedly sent a communications email shortly after a 'shooting' at a press correspondence dinner, instructing recipients to amplify the 'Erica Kirk video clip' ('I just want to go home') due to its high emotional engagement and cross-ideological circulation. Less than 20 minutes after the video went viral, an updated communication was sent, describing an 'amendment' to monitor the clip's traction and recommending all communication channels and 'approved surrogates' amplify it further. The White House then allegedly panicked and attempted to rescind the email, sending multiple follow-up emails ordering its deletion, which the host interprets as an attempt to hide the directive.

Host states she has seen the email chain but cannot show it due to 'canary tactics' for leak detection. She reads a portion of the alleged email. Names of people copied on the email (Steven Chung, Ryan Ripian, Gustav Anderly) are provided as verification. The alleged email was sent around 00:04:02 and the recall attempt around 00:10:44.

Justin Strife, who became COO of Turning Point USA just seven days before Charlie Kirk's alleged assassination, allegedly made two suspicious phone calls on the day of Kirk's death. First, he allegedly called a mysterious 'Pierre' (previously mentioned by the host). Second, with Erica Kirk's approval, he allegedly called a book printer to double the order for Charlie Kirk's upcoming book, 'Stop in the Name of God,' from 25,000-50,000 to at least double that amount, mere hours after Kirk's death. This is framed as an unusual prioritization of financial gain over grieving.

Host cites 'tips line' and 'receipts' for verification. She details Strife's promotion (00:15:31), the alleged call to 'Pierre' (00:00:48), and the alleged call to the book printer for doubling the order (00:18:03). Erica Kirk's quick approval is noted (00:19:08).

Justin Strife, while COO of Turning Point USA, is also allegedly running Winning Team Publishing, a conservative book publishing company co-founded by Sergio Gore and Don Trump Jr. This dual role creates a potential conflict of interest, as Strife would benefit from high book sales, such as those of Charlie Kirk's posthumous book. Furthermore, an internal source allegedly overheard Strife yelling about $10 million 'missing' from Turning Point Action, an organization headed by Tyler Boyer, whose company reportedly pays Erica Kirk's mother, Lorie France. This suggests a complex web of financial relationships and potential malfeasance.

Host states Strife's involvement with Winning Team Publishing (00:20:57) and its co-founders (00:21:08). The alleged missing $10 million from Turning Point Action and its connection to Erica Kirk's mother is detailed (00:16:19).

Erica Kirk's behavior following Charlie Kirk's alleged assassination is characterized as unusually business-oriented and lacking typical grieving. She allegedly gave quick approval to double book orders and made decisions about taking over the board and CEO role within 48 hours. She also traveled to Washington D.C. to attend Sergio Gore's appointment as ambassador to India, delivering a speech praising his work with Charlie, which the host finds highly inappropriate given the circumstances and her having young children at home.

Host describes Erica's 'clarity' in handling business (00:20:04) and attending Gore's appointment (00:23:27), even quoting her speech (00:24:09).