Overview of Amnesia Or Perjury? Exclusive Footage Of The OTHER Man On The Rooftop. | Ep. 370
In this episode, Candace Owens continues her investigation-style commentary around Charlie Kirk’s assassination, arguing that there are major inconsistencies in the official narrative, especially regarding the hospital transport, rooftop evidence, and law enforcement timeline. She also widens the conversation into broader criticism of Turning Point USA leadership, federal agencies, Trump’s Iran policy, and U.S.-Israel politics, while weaving in personal updates about pregnancy and family life.
Main Investigation Points
The “missing gloves” and hospital-car timeline
- Owens revisits footage from the SUV ride to the hospital and says it shows the door pocket where black gloves were later found was initially empty.
- She argues this contradicts earlier explanations about who handled Charlie Kirk in the car and whether gloves were used at all.
- She questions how the gloves ended up in the door pocket and why they would have been removed during such a chaotic emergency.
Questions about the car ride and medical response
- Owens repeatedly challenges the account given by Brian Harpole and others about what happened in the vehicle and in the ER.
- She suggests the story about someone jumping on the gurney, cutting clothing, and managing treatment does not sound credible.
- Her overall claim is that the memories and explanations offered by witnesses do not align.
Rooftop evidence and Officer Bagley
- The episode spends significant time on the rooftop where a screwdriver was reportedly found.
- Owens highlights Officer Bagley’s preliminary hearing testimony, focusing on:
- a plainclothes man with a badge and pistol who accompanied him,
- the fact that his body camera allegedly stopped at a crucial moment,
- and the claim that the battery died after only about 27 minutes.
- She argues this is suspicious because the body cam should have lasted much longer and because the identity of the plainclothes officer was not clearly explained.
Identification of the “other man” on the rooftop
- Owens says bystander footage and online sleuths identified the plainclothes officer as Alan E. Robertson, associated with Utah State University public safety.
- She claims Robertson appears to have been the person effectively directing the rooftop response.
- She also raises concerns about his background, including a possible Brady List entry tied to his prior police work in California, and suggests that this may explain why his role was not openly named.
Broader Political Commentary
Turning Point USA and Charlie Kirk’s legacy
- Owens criticizes Turning Point USA leadership, particularly Erica Kirk and other inner-circle figures, for what she describes as evasiveness and contradiction.
- She argues that the organization has not been forthright about what happened and that people are “moving the goalposts” when challenged with new evidence.
Trump, Iran, and Israel
- She strongly attacks Trump’s Iran policy and says his administration is being manipulated into war.
- She frames the conflict as serving Israel rather than U.S. interests and calls the policy “pathologically insane.”
- The tone here is highly combative and conspiratorial, with repeated criticism of “Zionist” influence and U.S. foreign policy direction.
Personal Updates and Tangents
Pregnancy and “granola cravings”
- Owens opens with a long personal anecdote about pregnancy cravings, specifically her need for a certain granola, which her husband helped secure.
- She uses this as a recurring joke throughout the episode about “pregnancy brain.”
Update on a wounded security team member
- She gives an extended update on a member of her security detail who suffered a severe stroke while in Russia.
- Owens says the person received treatment there, is recovering, and is trying to get into a brain rehabilitation institute in Florida.
- She credits Russian medical staff for paying the bill and treating him with dignity, and asks listeners to email if they can help.
Sponsors and ads
- The episode includes multiple ad reads for:
- eBay Live
- Nimi Skincare
- PureTalk
- Ethos life insurance
- Fatty15
- American Financing
- Abercrombie denim
Key Takeaways
- Owens’s central thesis is that the official account of Charlie Kirk’s shooting contains unresolved contradictions.
- She believes the rooftop evidence, body cam lapse, and unidentified plainclothes officer point to a deeper cover-up.
- The episode also doubles as a broader political rant, with strong criticism of the FBI, TPUSA leadership, Trump, and U.S. foreign policy.
- Personal family updates and sponsor segments are heavily woven into the show’s structure.
Notable Themes
- Investigation through crowdsourcing: Owens repeatedly credits online sleuths and viewer tips.
- Distrust of institutions: Police, federal agencies, and political organizations are portrayed as unreliable.
- Foreign policy outrage: The episode frames war with Iran as both reckless and influenced by outside interests.
- Moral framing: Owens presents the story as not just political, but spiritual and ideological, especially in her criticism of Israel and Christian Zionist allies.