Dan Bongino Goes Nuclear on Candace Owens

The trigger for Bongino’s speech was newley released trailer for a series by Candace Owens, which will purportedly “investigate” Erika Kirk and her actions following her husband’s death.

“Erika didn’t choose this, man. She didn’t choose this,” Bongino said. “Imagine sitting there in your house, and you find out from Twitter, or I don’t know, a text, a phone call, or that your husband was just shot in the neck for the entire world to see on social media at a public event. I can’t imagine that. I know you can’t either.”

“Then you got to go through this. Then you got a bunch of absolute f**king lunatics sending her emails. You did it. Comments, tweets,” he said. “F**k you, f**k you, f**k you, go f**k yourself, you demonic f**king scum for as much as I hate what just happened. I wish ill on no one, and everyone should restrain their emotions from the other sidebecause they are not on our side.”

“And I’m sorry if the language distracts from you,” he added. “But I can think of no other New York way to say it. Then f**k you, motherf**kers. You deserve to feel the little licks of the flames of hell on every inch of your body.”

I don’t pretend to be the judge and jury, but I know you’re not in it. I got to tell you, I’ve been doing this for a really long time now. And as I said in the beginning of the show, I walked into this into a dark forest. I didn’t know where it’s going to go. I did not have this all mapped out because I don’t know what to say. People have tried being nice. People have tried screaming and yelling. People have tried a middle of the road approach. Nothing, nothing works. Ignore it. It metastasizes. Address it. It metastasizes.

Despite the realization by many that Owens has become a lunatic, her podcast still ranks among some of the most popular in the United States, as her show consistently places in the top 100 on Apple Podcasts in the U.S. Furthermore, some of her broader conspiratorial themes like those revolving around her criticism of Israel, have gained traction among young conservatives who consistently spend more time entertaining conspiracy theories than engaging with the legitimate political world.

Unlike Owens, however, Bongino said that he doesn’t care about getting clicks. He cares about defending the truth and defending the honor of Charlie’s wife from the moral rot of Candace Owens.

I can’t make decisions for you as to what you want to watch or what you don’t. This isn’t about views or who’s popular or who’s this. I don’t care. I’m just telling you I’m making a decision for me now. I don’t want to be any part of that. If you’re a part of that, please leave. If it is half my audience disappears tomorrow, good riddance. Sayonara motherf**kers. I don’t want you.

“We don’t want you,” he added. “Nobody wants you. You were the spawn of Satan. I promise your parents, alive or dead, are looking at you now in horror that they spawned the demon. Your last name will live in infamy. Your kids will deny knowing you.”

“Just go. I’m the anti-clicks view guy. I don’t want you, your views, your clicks, nothing.”

Just go away. I know you can’t because you have to spread your cancer everywhere, but we’ve got warriors in this audience, too, who don’t want to listen to your f**king bullshit, either. Are we clear with each other? You can just get the f**k out.

This comes as anti-Semitic conspiracy theorist Candace Owens has announced a new series titled “Bride of Charlie,” which she says will scrutinize Erika Kirk’s actions following her husband’s assassination. Despite a conversation between Erika and Owens months ago that both women described as productive, which appeared to put the speculation to rest, Owens has continued promoting what critics describe as false and defamatory claims.

The series follows other outrageous claims by Owens, including one in which she sought to prove that Brigitte Macron, the First Lady of France, is actually a man, a claim that led to a defamation lawsuit against her.

The trigger for Bongino’s speech was newley released trailer for a series by Candace Owens, which will purportedly “investigate” Erika Kirk and her actions following her husband’s death.

“Erika didn’t choose this, man. She didn’t choose this,” Bongino said. “Imagine sitting there in your house, and you find out from Twitter, or I don’t know, a text, a phone call, or that your husband was just shot in the neck for the entire world to see on social media at a public event. I can’t imagine that. I know you can’t either.”

“Then you got to go through this. Then you got a bunch of absolute f**king lunatics sending her emails. You did it. Comments, tweets,” he said. “F**k you, f**k you, f**k you, go f**k yourself, you demonic f**king scum for as much as I hate what just happened. I wish ill on no one, and everyone should restrain their emotions from the other sidebecause they are not on our side.”

“And I’m sorry if the language distracts from you,” he added. “But I can think of no other New York way to say it. Then f**k you, motherf**kers. You deserve to feel the little licks of the flames of hell on every inch of your body.”

I don’t pretend to be the judge and jury, but I know you’re not in it. I got to tell you, I’ve been doing this for a really long time now. And as I said in the beginning of the show, I walked into this into a dark forest. I didn’t know where it’s going to go. I did not have this all mapped out because I don’t know what to say. People have tried being nice. People have tried screaming and yelling. People have tried a middle of the road approach. Nothing, nothing works. Ignore it. It metastasizes. Address it. It metastasizes.

Despite the realization by many that Owens has become a lunatic, her podcast still ranks among some of the most popular in the United States, as her show consistently places in the top 100 on Apple Podcasts in the U.S. Furthermore, some of her broader conspiratorial themes like those revolving around her criticism of Israel, have gained traction among young conservatives who consistently spend more time entertaining conspiracy theories than engaging with the legitimate political world.

Unlike Owens, however, Bongino said that he doesn’t care about getting clicks. He cares about defending the truth and defending the honor of Charlie’s wife from the moral rot of Candace Owens.

I can’t make decisions for you as to what you want to watch or what you don’t. This isn’t about views or who’s popular or who’s this. I don’t care. I’m just telling you I’m making a decision for me now. I don’t want to be any part of that. If you’re a part of that, please leave. If it is half my audience disappears tomorrow, good riddance. Sayonara motherf**kers. I don’t want you.

“We don’t want you,” he added. “Nobody wants you. You were the spawn of Satan. I promise your parents, alive or dead, are looking at you now in horror that they spawned the demon. Your last name will live in infamy. Your kids will deny knowing you.”

“Just go. I’m the anti-clicks view guy. I don’t want you, your views, your clicks, nothing.”

Just go away. I know you can’t because you have to spread your cancer everywhere, but we’ve got warriors in this audience, too, who don’t want to listen to your f**king bullshit, either. Are we clear with each other? You can just get the f**k out.

This comes as anti-Semitic conspiracy theorist Candace Owens has announced a new series titled “Bride of Charlie,” which she says will scrutinize Erika Kirk’s actions following her husband’s assassination. Despite a conversation between Erika and Owens months ago that both women described as productive, which appeared to put the speculation to rest, Owens has continued promoting what critics describe as false and defamatory claims.

The series follows other outrageous claims by Owens, including one in which she sought to prove that Brigitte Macron, the First Lady of France, is actually a man, a claim that led to a defamation lawsuit against her.