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Candace Owens vs Alex Jones heats up over Mitch Snow, Fort Huachuca theory after Erika Kirk allegation

Alex Jones has responded to conservative commentator Candace Owens's challenge about her new theory on Charlie Kirk's death

Published on: Dec 25, 2025, 06:27:23 IST
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Alex Jones has responded to conservative commentator Candace Owens's challenge about her new theory on Charlie Kirk's death, involving a ‘Mitch Snow’ and an alleged meeting at Fort Huachuca. This comes days after Owens, on her podcast, claimed that she spoke to a witness who said he saw Erika Kirk in a restricted arena just hours before her husband's assassination in Utah. She identified the witness as Mitch Snow.

Alex Jones (R) slammed Candace Owens for her new theory on Charlie Kirk's death (AP and Reuters)
Alex Jones (R) slammed Candace Owens for her new theory on Charlie Kirk's death (AP and Reuters)

While there is no confirmation about the alleged meeting at Fort Huachuca, or its apparent link to Charlie Kirk's assassination, Owens claimed she no longer trusts the official version of events back in September.

During the podcast, Owens interviewed Mitch, who said he was at Fort Huachuca in September and went through records. He added that he noticed something unusual and was questioned by officials.

“I don’t know these people from TPUSA, never been associated with it,” Mitch told Candace Owens. “I could recognise Charlie Kirk, probably. But what I started seeing come across and got more familiar once I saw a picture of somebody in a ponytail with those eyes, that was that person. They were there, and the head of security [Brian Harpole] was one of the people walking out with the congressman.”

The alleged witness added that he is ‘95 to 99%’ sure that he saw a photo with Erika Kirk.

Candace Owens vs Alex Jones

Now, Alex Jones has slammed Owens over her theory. The far-right radio host said that the alleged meeting is an alibi for Brian Harpolie, Charlie Kirk's security provider. He added that

“Brian Harpole sent me his information, his receipt buying the tickets. On the 7th, he used using the tickets to leave from Dallas out to Salt Lake City ahead of the event the next day with Charlie Kirk,” Jones said.

Owens immediately shot back.

“Alex is just revealing himself. I already had Brian Harpole's flights and confirmed to my audience that they DO NOT provide an alibi for 7:30am, which is when the meeting CONCLUDED at Fort Huachuca,” she said, further adding that ‘Alex is compromised’.

In his latest criticism of Candace Owens' theory, Jones reshared a post on X that claimed that her ‘latest witness is allegedly a serial woman abuser and con artist who fabricated his story'.

“Candace encouraged her audience to raise $138,000 on GiveSendGo for him. “Mitch Snow” is the key witness in her latest baseless allegations claiming that Erika Kirk, Brian Harpole, Rep. Mark Amodei, and the U.S. military planned Charlie Kirk’s murder at a secret meeting at Fort Huachuca. Candace has produced no verifiable evidence that they were ever there. Harpole and Amodei have already provided alibis."

Responding to the tweet, Jones added: “It’s all coming out and Candace Owens doesn’t care that she has accused a bunch of innocent people with ironclad alibis of being in a conspiracy against Charlie Kirk’s life.”

HT.com cannot verify the authenticity of these claims. Officials are yet to issue a statement.

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