VANITY AFFAIRS: The Profile Piece From Hell. New Fed Narrative Drops! | Ep 395

All right, you guys. Here ye. Here ye. Not all heroes wear capes. Some of them apparently write for Vanity Fair. I never thought I would utter that sentence, by the way. But I would like to assert firmly that the writer Claraara Malo should probably win a Pulitzer for this remarkable and unintentionally hilarious profile piece

that was published in Vanity Fair. Uh, regarding of course Erica, CEO and chairwoman of Turning Point USA. I'm sorry guys, but we have to go through it. It is a certified hit. Hats off to Claraara. I actually can't believe Turning Point USA agreed to grant four months of access to this reporter. Uh,

of course, question that I have is no access for Lake Forest Group following Charlie Kirk's assassination to conduct an independent review of what went wrong on that day. You guys have been out saying it was UVU's fault. You have a chance to prove it. And you go, "No, no, we don't want to participate." But

Vanity Fair, yeah, here are my children. Here's my mother-in-law. Here's access to my ailing mother. Take it all. I just want to be in Vanity Fair. It's my dream to be famous. Yeah, totally what she was thinking. A lot to unpack, you guys. Welcome back to Candace.

Okay, so before we get to the high points throughout this piece, I first want to give you guys my opinion. My overall view on why it's dripping with snark throughout from the reporter. Most I think most people would be like, "Oh, it's cuz it's left versus right. Vanity Fair is traditionally left-leaning." No,

that's not this. Okay, this is not a leftist hit piece. I actually think that what this piece is is a frustrated reporter who for four months of her life is being forced to subject herself to an obvious grift. Okay? where a woman who purports to be a qualified CEO and chairwoman of a massive organization doesn't want