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Last week, Andrew Wilson went to Candace Owens’s home for a three-hour debate. Now, he joins the show for a simulcast special where he takes questions on the debate, then responds with some questions of his own for Blake and Andrew. The show reveals the real contours of what Charlie thought of Candace, and describes an interesting threat Candace made in private just a few days after last year’s shooting.

America is the world’s richest country, yet almost every part of life feels less attainable than 50 years ago. Why? Author Johann Kurtz has a powerful explanation: The steady destruction of the West’s “social capital,” the resources that can’t be measured in dollars and cents. Johann explains why that capital has been depleted, what purposes it filled, and what the prospects are for reviving it in our modern age.

Utah prosecutors have dropped their final argument ahead of Sept. 1’s hearing, and they point out the obvious: Even Tyler Robinson’s defense isn’t contesting the murder charge against him. Jay Town breaks down the filing. Mark Halperin discusses 2028 Democrat options and the total flop of 20019 impeachment star Alexander Vindman’s Senate run. Nathan Cofnas, the blogger who exposed fraudulent professor Jason Arday, joins the show to discuss being the target of a left-wing hate mob.

In 2026, millions of people are aggressively defending a woman who admits murdering her own children. In Britain, thousands are marching to demand mass censorship because an exposed plagiarist and fraudster killed himself when caught. The team explores this crisis of inverted morality, where people fanatically defend the worst behavior imaginable, as the culmination of left-wing ideology. Kristan Hawkins gives her own assessment of the Lindsay Clancy case and then tells her story of being kicked out of an Idaho coffee shop for being pro-life. Sean Davis assesses Jon Ossof’s bid for president. Club America leader Sophia Hunt talks about being targeted by a nasty left-wing hag for honoring Charlie.