Famous American commentator and writer Candace Owens has responded to Andrew Wilson’s $300,000 offer to debate the conspiracy theories surrounding Charlie Kirk’s death. The commentator rejected the initial amount and countered with a $500,000 demand, along with conditions for a face-to-face debate.
Candace Owens rejected Andrew Wilson’s initial $300,000 offer to debate conspiracy theories
Since Charlie Kirk’s death, Candace Owens has shared several conspiracy theories related to the case, which led Andrew Wilson to offer $300,000 for a debate over the claims she promoted during an appearance on Joe Rogan’s podcast.
However, in her recent podcast Candace Clips, the New York-born commentator appeared to decline the offer while making a much higher demand to take part in the debate.
According to The Blast, Owens said, “It’s just you don’t strike me as someone that has 300K lying around for conversation. I mean, not without smoking habit in today’s economy, right?”
“And given the fact that Turning Point USA has raised $40 million in one night off of Charlie’s blood, literally encasing his bloody microphone at a fundraiser event so that his grieving widow could be captured by the camera standing next to it. I think 500K feels more appropriate. They want to invest in you. You’re their guy. Tell them that’s what it costs. What’s 500k between old friends, right?” She added.
Candace Owens then made another counteroffer to Andrew Wilson, while also reminding everyone that she is currently pregnant.
“Also, um, my second counter offer position point that I’d like you to meet is I’m 7 months pregnant So, if you fancy a debate face to face, you’re going to have to travel to me. It’s common decency. No time limit in the debates. Don’t worry, it’ll be live,” she continued.
Since Charlie Kirk’s death, Candace Owens has shared several theories about the case, prompting Andrew Wilson to offer $300,000 for a debate over claims she discussed during an appearance on Joe Rogan’s podcast.
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