🧵🔥 THE MOVE: The Framework Candace Owens Uses to Train Her Audience to Ignore Evidence 🧵 Tyler Robinson left a handwritten confession note under his keyboard for his roommate. He sent a text first: "Drop what you are doing, look under my keyboard." The response from Candace's audience: "Where's the metadata on those texts?” The metadata exists. Search Warrant No. 3217131, Page 7: a warrant was obtained for Lance Twiggs' cellphone. The Statewide Information Analysis Center (SIAC) provided Apple ID information for both accounts on the device. FBI investigators reviewed the data. The warrant covers iMessages, FaceTime and call history, photographs, videos, location history, websites visited, email, and browsing history. But that answer won't matter to anyone who asked. And the reason it won't matter is the whole point of this thread. Here's how THE MOVE works: - Candace finds something about the case that hasn't been publicly reported. - She treats the absence of public reporting as the absence of investigation. - She fills the gap with a theory. - When the evidence eventually surfaces, she doesn't engage with it... she finds a new procedural question about the evidence itself. - And that question does the same job the old one did: allows her audience to keep scrolling. Below are six videos. One pattern. Once you see THE MOVE, you'll catch it every time she opens her mouth on this case. As always, patience as I pull together the thread. 👇