All right, you guys, happy Tuesday. I have an episode for you. I really have an episode for you. You should just be sitting down and watching this with somebody because your jaw is just going to be on the ground. You know, I have been saying that it is just not possible that everyone that Erica Kirk has involved with Turning Point USA via Turning Point Faith seems to have a connection to trafficking, right?

They all seem to be working in the industry charitably, of course.

They're rescuing people.

I just find that to be impossible, and I also find it to be increasingly problematic.

So like I said, I have a story for you today about another one of these pastors, she's very close with, and it's going to throw you for a loop.

And in my personal view, Erica just cannot keep dancing adjacent to allegations of trafficking her entire life.

Life is actually just not that complicated, least of all, for someone who constantly discusses her deep relationship with

the Lord. It's a battlebun kind of Tuesday, so welcome back to Candace.

I don't know. We're just met Erica, a better way of putting it. When I left the organization,

Charlie had just met Erica, a young woman who presented herself as being on fire for the Lord.

And I feel like I blinked and suddenly the organization, which was once fully committed to free markets and capitalism, became all about the church. But whose church?

Who is the Lord to which, regarding which Erica is always referring to? Right.

People have noted that she rarely says Jesus Christ. Maybe they're nitpicking. Maybe I'm nitpicking,

but during her first public address to the nation on September 12th,

when she said, go to turning point USA.com right now.

She explicitly said in that speech, which was not written by her, I was told it was written by Blake Neff,

that quote, Charlie witnesses for his lord, witnessed for his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

And then during the memorial, same deal. She similarly said, and I quote, one moment Charlie was doing

what he loved. He blinked and he saw his Savior in heaven. Now, that could be because Erica's not

writing her own speeches, I'm told.

Erica didn't eulogize her own husband. Maybe that's why it felt a little impersonal.

Blake Neff came in with a heavy assist. Now, that's unimaginable to me. Similarly, Justin Strife

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