‼️Charlie Kirk’s Audio Engineer Says Charlie Was Kept In A BUBBLE — Something Tyler Bowyer Had ALREADY Echoed In A Previous Interview.😱 Jeff Tretta worked Charlie Kirk’s sound for years, and he did not describe a man who ran Turning Point. He described a man who was kept out of it. You did not walk up to Charlie. Food was brought to him. The questions at the events were screened. The news that reached him was chosen by other people. Tretta said donors called in and told the room what Charlie needed to go live about, and what the position had to be. That is the same picture Tyler Bowyer has given. Charlie was kept in a bubble so he would not meddle in the daily running of the organization. Tretta put a name-shaped hole on the money. He said one woman on the Turning Point site brings in more than $80 million a year and holds real power because of the donors attached to her. That description fits Stacey Sheridan, who has been at Erika Kirk’s side at the major events. He also said that in four years he never saw the laughing, singing Charlie from the old videos. Toward the end, Charlie wanted the microphone all day and all night. Trettaa read that as a man who had finally gotten big enough to want his own say. Erika Kirk has already told the story of cutting the internet at home and Charlie asking how he was supposed to work. A brand built on “this is what I believe” does not survive a room that hands him the belief before he sits down. The last year is the year he tried to step out of that room. The people who curated the brief, booked the donors, and held the door are the map. Stacey Sheridan is the first name on it. ⚠️ Now more than ever we rely on the support of our community to keep the Charlie Kirk investigation alive. If you value our work and want to support us, you can click the link in the post to donate to our fundraiser. 👇 spot.fund/195l322sc Thank you all for the encouragement and support.

‼️BREAKING: UVU’s After-Action Report Just CONFIRED Charlie Was Left In An Open Courtyard With No Real Security Plan By TPUSA 😱 Utah Valley University’s independent review of September 10 is out. Read what it actually says about Turning Point, Dan Flood, and Brian Harpole’s team. TPUSA told the school the crowd would be about 600, that the event was mostly students, and that there were no security concerns and no need for emergency medical help. TPUSA insisted on the outdoor fountain courtyard and on running its own tickets out of Phoenix, so campus police never got a real headcount. The report says that outdoor site created line-of-sight problems from buildings and rooftops and that there was no written security assessment, no event action plan, no documented rooftop review, and no sit-down walk-through between UVU Police Chief Jeff Long, Flood, and Harpole before the event. Long texted Flood to meet on the Hall of Flags walkway at 11 a.m. That face-to-face meeting never happened. Orem Police had drones and would have sent them if asked. Nobody asked. After the shooting, the reviewers tried to interview Harpole and Flood by phone, email, and certified letter. Flood did not respond. The report still concludes UVU staff did not act in bad faith. It does not give TPUSA’s private detail the same pass. They picked the fishbowl, hid the ticket numbers, skipped the briefing, and then would not answer the people writing the official record. FOLLOW @RealCandaceO, RT and watch her FULL EMERGENCY Live Later today. ⚠️As you guys know this is now day 19 of no monetization. Now more than ever we rely on the support of our community to keep the Charlie Kirk investigation alive. If you value our work and want to support us, you can click the link in the post to donate to our fundraiser. 👇 spot.fund/195l322sc Thank you all for the encouragement and support.