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Candace Owens's book list: the books mentioned on Candace
Recently mentioned books
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Chaos
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Goddess
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Bearing False Witness
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How the West Was Won and Lost
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Hollywood Babylon
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Make Him a Sandwich
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Rich Dad, Poor Dad
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1984
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Play Like a Fangirl
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Sigmund Freud and the Jewish Mystical Tradition
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Harry S. Truman
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Falling Angel
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The God at Dusk
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The Franklin cover-up
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Hollywood Heroes
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Don't Burn This Book
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The devil's chessboard
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Are You with Me?
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Stop, in the Name of God
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To Kill a Mockingbird
Most recommended on Candace
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Hollywood Babylon
Kenneth Anger's book Hollywood Babylon was repeatedly mentioned by Candace Owens and guest Russell Brand on Candace. Owens recommended the book and incorporated it into her book club readings to examine the founding stories, power dynamics, and origins of the Hollywood system. She and Brand referenced the book while discussing celebrity obsessions, suspicious and perfectly timed deaths, and early industry culture.
Book club“If you read Hollywood Babylon in my um book club, you know exactly what I'm talking about. They they have been doing this uh for so long and getting away with it because they have this much power.”
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The Assault on Truth
On Candace, Candace Owens frequently discussed and recommended Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson's book "The Assault on Truth" throughout 2025 and early 2026. As part of her show's book club reading list, Owens recommended the work to help listeners understand the dark history of modern psychology, trauma-based mind control, and why authorities often accuse truth-tellers of being crazy.
Book club“The books that we read in book club all about the very dark history of modern psychology and its direct relationship to child abuse, trauma-based mind control. That's what the book The Assault on Truth lays out.”
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Chaos
On Candace, Candace Owens frequently discussed James Gleick's book Chaos, making it required reading for her podcast and book club. She strongly recommended the text to help her audience understand government psychological operations, manage distractions, and trace the connections behind historical events like the Charles Manson murders, noting that her obsession with the book even led Courtney Love to contact her.
Book club“learned about this when people who were in my book club when I was like you absolutely must read chaos and what the government does then when you start to see these sorts of campaigns that are meant to distract that to me feels like an intentional federal push”
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Sigmund Freud and the Jewish Mystical Tradition
David Bakan's book "Sigmund Freud and the Jewish Mystical Tradition" was frequently recommended by Candace Owens on her show Candace between June 2025 and July 2026. Owens featured the work as part of her show's book club readings, discussed the author's findings regarding Freud's unpublished works on Vienna child abuse, and recommended it to listeners following media pushback against her commentary.
Recommended“I would read David Bakan's Sigmund Freud and the Jewish mystical tradition.”
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Bearing False Witness
On Candace, Candace Owens frequently discussed Rodney Stark's book Bearing False Witness across several episodes in September 2026. Owens announced the book as the new selection for her show's book club, noting that it was originally introduced to her by Charlie Kirk. She encouraged listeners to join the weekly book club meetings and explained that the book, written by an evangelical author, aimed to debunk centuries of anti-Catholic history.
Book club“We will be meeting again this Friday and we are reading bearing false witness and that is by Rodney Stark and actually this author was introduced to me by Charlie Kirk.”
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The Secret Founding of America
On Candace, host Candace Owens frequently discussed The Secret Founding of America by Nicholas Hagger as the primary selection for her show's book club. Owens mentioned the book across multiple episodes as members read through it to dive deeper into topics surrounding Freemasonry, the Puritans, and the New World before eventually concluding the text to transition to her own book.
Book club“Tomorrow we have book club and we this will be ending the book The Secret Founding of America of America and we will then be jumping into my book which I'm super excited about which is Make Him a Sandwich.”
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Chaos
Candace Owens frequently discussed Tom O'Neill's book Chaos on her podcast Candace. She recommended it to her listeners and even offered to send a copy to Harvey Weinstein, praising its exploration of the CIA and the secret history of the 1960s. Owens also mentioned the book when describing her dive into government programs and the interconnected matrix of control, and it was featured as a selection for her book club alongside its follow-up, Weird Scenes in the Canyon.
Book club“Some others, of course, but I support it on the book club. Chaos amazing, a great follow-up is Weird Scenes in Canyon.”
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Space Relations
On her podcast Candace, host Candace Owens discussed Donald Barr's 1973 science fiction book Space Relations across multiple episodes in July 2025. Owens brought up the book to connect its author to the background of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, describing it as a mysterious work that foretold a sexual blackmail ring and child sex slavery involving oligarchs.
Discussed“Because remember Donald Bar, keep bringing this guy up. Credible guy who wrote that fantasy series predicting Glenn Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein and human trafficking, space relations by Donald Bar, member of the OSS, which would come on to become mean the CIA, right?”
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1984
Candace Owens cited George Orwell's 1984 on Candace to criticize government instructions, analyze viewer comments featuring quotes from the novel, and illustrate how historical narratives are wiped out by the establishment.
Discussed“You know, as George Orwell authored in his dystopian novel, which is becoming our reality, 1984, quote, The party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final most essential command.”
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Make Him a Sandwich
On the podcast Candace, Candace Owens's book Make Him a Sandwich was discussed across multiple episodes. On June 17, 2026, and August 21, 2026, Owens mentioned the book as the current selection being read for her show's book club, encouraging viewers to grab a copy. Earlier, on January 16, 2026, guest Myron Gaines brought up the book to ask Owens about the strategies she offers women for finding long-term partners and getting married.
Book club“You can buy the book that we are reading, make him a sandwich.”
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Night
On Candace, Candace Owens and guest Norman Finkelstein discussed Elie Wiesel's book Night. Owens recalled reading the book in an honors English course and later critiqued various claims and controversies surrounding the text, while Finkelstein discussed historical critiques regarding scenes described within the memoir.
Discussed“You might be familiar with him because he wrote the book Knight and it was proven that he lied about certain parts of it.”
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Babylon Rising
On Candace, host Candace Owens discussed elite history and referenced a book titled Babylon Rising by Rob Kea, which a viewer had also recommended via email as a work backed by scripture and video research.
Discussed“I mentioned to you guys this man named Robkea yesterday. He wrote a book entitled Babylon Rising.”
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Becoming Brigitte
Candace Owens cited Xavier Poussard's book on Candace while explaining intentional strategies of deception and minor narrative tweaks, and in another episode mentioned Abraham Pollock's book while discussing historical research and controversies.
Discussed“Because I thought about that and I remember reading in Xavier Prosard's book, Becoming Brigitte, that it is actually an intentional strategy of deception.”
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By way of deception
On Candace, guest Bassem Youssef discussed Victor Ostrovsky and Claire Hoy's book By Way of Destruction to illustrate alleged Mossad intelligence operations and prior knowledge of bombings. Candace Owens also mentioned the book in a separate episode, noting that Ostrovsky wrote it to reveal secret intelligence tactics and explaining the origin of the title.
Discussed“there is a book by a Musad agent called Victor Ostrovk it's called by way of deception that in that book he said that the Israelis the Musad knew quite well about the bombing when it's going to happen”
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Education
Candace Owens frequently recommended Thomas Sowell's book Education on her podcast, Candace. On September 24, 2025, during an episode covering the FBI, she described it as a must-read that exposes the decline, deception, and dogmas of the American public school system and how it programs children. She revisited the recommendation for listeners seeking educational resources, calling it a terrifying read for parents. Owens mentioned the book again on October 31, 2025, while speaking with Norman Finkelstein, using it to argue that schools function as indoctrination camps.
Recommended“I implore people to read Thomas Soul's book about inside the American education system.”
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Hillbilly Elegy
On Candace, Candace Owens mentioned J.D. Vance's memoir Hillbilly Elegy while discussing Peter Thiel and his alleged involvement in helping Vance secure a Netflix deal. In another episode, Ian Carroll cited the book to highlight discrepancies regarding the timing of Vance's legal name change. Carroll also quoted the memoir while addressing controversies surrounding Vance's claimed Scottish-Irish heritage.
Discussed“He probably had something to do with J.D. Vance getting the deal with Netflix to do his book, Hillbilly Elegy, I think it was called.”
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One Nation under Blackmail
Candace Owens frequently discussed and recommended Whitney Alyse Webb's two-part book, One Nation under Blackmail, on her podcast Candace during episodes in June and July 2025. Owens praised Webb for thorough sourcing and evidence, utilizing the text to illustrate Jeffrey Epstein's financial and business ties to Leslie Wexner. She recommended the book to her audience as essential reading for understanding how intelligence agencies and blackmail networks allegedly control politicians.
Discussed“He has always credited a lot of his work with having read her book and she kind of wrote uh I I from what I understand she she's the author of the book One Nation Under Blackmail and she went deep on speaking about the Epstein blackmail ring that controls our politicians.”
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Stop, in the Name of God
On the podcast Candace, host Candace Owens discussed Charlie Kirk's upcoming book, Stop, in the Name of God, noting that Justin Strife had placed an order for tens of thousands of copies on the day he died. Later, in an episode discussing Erica, Owens read a social media statement from Blake Neff that mentioned Kirk's book, which focuses on the value of observing the Sabbath. Owens argued that the book's theme was a fabrication designed to make Kirk appear more pro-Jewish and pro-Israel.
Discussed“Let's plan on ordering another tens and thousands more tens of thousands more of Stop in the Name of God.”
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A Candid Examination of the Scoffield Bible
During an episode of Candace titled BREAKING NEWS! I’ve Been Keeping A Secret. | Candace Ep 208, released on June 30, 2025, Candace Owens mentioned the Scoffield Bible while discussing historical religious and theological concepts related to the rapture, sin, and salvation.
Discussed“This is starting to sound a lot to me like Scoffield Bible principles and like the whole idea of the rapture.”
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A Grief Observed
During her interview on Candace, Erika Kirk discussed trying to read C.S. Lewis's A Grief Observed. She noted how difficult the book was to get through because of the author's intense anger with God in the opening pages, which stemmed from losing the love of his life after being married to her for only four years.
Discussed“And I tried to read a book by C.S. Lewis, because he lost the love of his life. He was only married to her for 4 years. It's called A Grief Observed.”
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A Wrinkle in Time
During the first episode of the podcast Candace, titled Bride Of Charlie: A Wrinkle In Time, host Candace Owens referenced Madeleine L'Engle's children's book A Wrinkle in Time. She explained the background of how schools came to be known as Tesseract Schools, noting that the institutions were named after the story about time travel. Owens added that the protagonist of the book flies through space and time using a tesseract to rescue family members from evil forces.
Discussed“The schools would come to be known as Tesseract Schools, named after the children's book A Wrinkle in Time. A story about time travel. The protagonist of that book fly through space and time using a tesseract to rescue their family from evil forces.”
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Adios, America
On an episode of Candace, Milo Yiannopoulos discussed Ann Coulter and stated that she wrote the manifesto for Donald Trump's first election victory, referencing her book Adios, America in the process.
Discussed“And then she wrote two books about him and then he they had a meet by all accounts they had a meeting in the in the Oval Office that did not go well. Um and unfortunately I don't think they they they got on particularly well which is a real shame because I think an has a reasonable claim to”
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Are You with Me?
On the May 20, 2026 episode of Candace titled TRENDING! I Send Out Some Legal Letters. Victor Marx's Bizarre Text To Erika Goe, Candace Owens discussed the book Are You with Me? by Kouri D. Richins. Owens mentioned that the author had written the children's book and gone on a public book tour to promote coping with loss after the death of a parent, bringing it up within the context of suspicious criminal cases and grieving widows.
Discussed“She then wrote a children's book and went on a public book tour to promote how to cope with loss, the loss of a with her grieving children, Are You With Me by Kouri D. Richins.”
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Assises
On the Candace podcast, Candace Owens discussed Tiphaine Auzière's fiction book Assises. Owens explored the French title of the work, noting that the term is utilized in France to describe courtroom settings, and discussed how the book delves into themes involving trauma and violence.
Discussed“The book is entitled Aiz, and that I think that's a French word that also is a term that they use to describe their courts.”
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Atlas of the Holocaust
In the July 22, 2025 episode of Candace titled The Epstein Files: The House Of Maxwell | Ep 2, Candace Owens mentioned Martin Gilbert's book Atlas of the Holocaust. Drawing on sources including Xavier Bousard, Owens discussed how Robert Maxwell commissioned Gilbert, whom she identified as Winston Churchill's biographer and a professor at Harvard, to create the work under pressure from Betty while Maxwell was robbing British workers of their pensions.
Discussed“In fact, according to Xavier Bousard and various other sources, it was under pressure from Betty that Robert Maxwell, while he was robbing the UK hardworking uh people of their pensions, he commissioned Church Hill's meticulous biographer, a guy named Martin Gilbert, a professor at Harvard, to draw up an atlas of the Holocaust, which was then published by Pergamont”
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Becoming
On the Candace podcast in the episode Trump Shuts Down Epstein Questions. Elon Musk Names Names, Candace Owens mentioned Becoming by Michelle Obama. Owens stated that she had been speaking with Xavier Bousard about the book while discussing credentialism and the Macron story during her broadcast.
Discussed“And it's funny because this morning I was speaking to Xavier Bousard of the Becoming Breit book and the person that inspired me to do the series and we were sort of just touching upon how obvious it is.”
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Clinton, Inc.
On the Candace podcast episode titled Epstein Is INNOCENT. Tucker Carlson Is GUILTY! (Trust The Science) | Candace Ep, released on July 7, 2025, Candace Owens discussed Daniel Halper's book Clinton, Inc. She cited the book to support her allegations that Israel leveraged Monica Lewinsky tapes to pressure Bill Clinton, noting that the author relied on on-the-record interviews with former officials and a close analysis of documents termed the Monica files.
Discussed“The book is entitled Clinton Inc. and the subtitle is The Audacious Rebuilding of a Political Machine. And the author, Daniel Halper, relies on on thereord interviews with former officials together with a close analysis of documents that were termed the quote unquote Monica files.”
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Demon Copperhead
During a July 2025 episode of Candace, Harvey Weinstein told Candace Owens that he had recently read Barbara Kingsolver's novel Demon Copperhead while in prison, noting that it deals with Appalachia and the OxyContin crisis.
Discussed“And I just read a book called Demon Copperhead by Barbara Consolver about Appalachia and that whole crisis with the Oxycottton.”
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Don't Burn This Book
Candace Owens mentioned Dave Rubin's book Don't Burn This Book on her show Candace in June 2026. Reviewing her past reading of the text, Owens used the book to critique Rubin's grasp of foreign policy, specifically pointing out a chapter published in 2020 where Rubin incorrectly claimed that Ukraine was a member of NATO.
Critiqued“And even if you go back to Dave Rubin's book, which I read, Don't Burn This Book, I knew he had no idea about foreign policy because there's a chapter where he actually published, I think this was back in 2020 when he published his book, that Ukraine was a member of NATO.”
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Dr. Seuss's Green Eggs and Ham with 12 Silly Sounds!
On Candace, Candace Owens recited lines from Dr. Seuss's Green Eggs and Ham with 12 Silly Sounds! to mock Megan Markle's practice of recording herself reading thin books for her children while away from home.
Discussed“I do not like green eggs and ham. I do not like them, Sam I am. Would you like them in the dark? Would you like them in the park? I do not like green eggs and ham.”
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Falling Angel
On the July 21, 2026 episode of Candace, titled "Erika Kirk Calls Me 'That B*tch'. More Exclusive Photos From Charlie's SUV.," Candace Owens mentioned William Hjortsberg's horror novel Falling Angel. She brought up the book while reading a viewer comment to illustrate that black magic is real outside of fiction.
Discussed“Black magic is real, not just in horror novels like Falling Angel by uh William Hortsberg or The God at Dusk by Anand Bosmia.”
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From Frankism to Jacobinism
On an episode of Candace, Candace Owens mentioned that she purchased and read Gershom Scholem's book From Frankism to Jacobinism. She brought up the work as part of her historical deep dive into the Frankist movement, sharing her insights with listeners on the podcast.
Recommended“Then I buy a book from Gersham Shalom that uh Israeli historian and this book is called from Frankism to Jacabanism.”
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From Time Immemorial
Norman Finkelstein appeared on the October 31, 2025 episode of Candace, titled Candace Owens x Norman Finkelstein. He discussed the 1984 bestselling book From Time Immemorial by Joan Peters, stating that it claimed to reveal new aspects of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict favoring Israel before he later proved it was a hoax.
Discussed“Then in 1984, there was a kind of big national bestseller quote from Time in Memorial which claimed to reveal new aspects of the Israel Palestine conflict that proved Israel was in the right and the Palestinians were in the wrong.”
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Gaza
During an episode of Candace titled Candace Owens x Norman Finkelstein, host Candace Owens recommended Norman Finkelstein's book Gaza. Owens suggested the title to her audience as a valuable starting point for anyone who is just starting to realize something is wrong and needs to independently educate themselves on the topic.
Recommended“Also, Gaza, an inquest into its martyrdom. If you are just starting to realize something is very wrong and you need to independently educate yourself, that is a good place to start.”
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Gaza's Gravediggers
During the October 31, 2025 episode of Candace titled "Candace Owens x Norman Finkelstein," Candace Owens brought up Norman Finkelstein's upcoming book, Gaza's Gravediggers: An Inquiry into Corruption in High Places. Owens mentioned that she did not yet have a copy of the forthcoming work and asked the author to explain what it is about.
Discussed“I do want to get to your forthcoming book because we we I actually don't have a copy of it, but it is coming out and it is called Gaza's Gravediggers: An Inquiry into Corruption in High Places.”
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Germany Must Perish!
On the June 24, 2025 episode of Candace titled Trump Drops F Bombs On Israel, Candace Owens brought up Germany Must Perish! by Theodore N. Kaufman. Owens referenced the publication to discuss historical writings that called for the partition and sterilization of Germany.
Discussed“Theodore N. Kaufman published this book. Um, Germany must perish, right?”
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Gideon's Spies
On an episode of Candace released on August 13, 2025, Candace Owens discussed Gordon Thomas's book Gideon's Spies. She explained that the book details the real reasons behind the cessation of investigations into Mega, stating that Thomas wrote about how the Israelis threatened the Clinton administration.
Discussed“Now, two years later, author Gordon Thomas would explain the real reason why they stopped looking into Mega. He wrote this book, Gideon Spies. And in that book, he explains that the Israelis then just further threatened the Clinton administration.”
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Goddess
On Candace, Candace Owens discussed a documentary by Empress Films regarding Marilyn Monroe and referenced Anthony Summers's 1985 book Goddess: The Secret Lives of Marilyn Monroe as the basis for the project. Owens noted that Summers explicitly stated in the book that Monroe was not murdered.
Discussed“But Anthony Summers, whose 1988 85 book Goddess The Secret Lives of Marilyn Monroe, is the basis of the documentary, explicitly states that Monroe was not murdered.”
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Green Eggs and Ham
On Candace, host Candace Owens brought up Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss during episode 210, titled DOUBLE SERVED! Blake Lively And Brigitte Macron, released on July 2, 2025. Owens recited lines from the classic children's book to mock Meghan Markle for recording herself reading thin children's books while away from home.
Discussed“I do not like green eggs and ham. I do not like them, Sam I am. Would you like them in the dark? Would you like them in the park? I do not like green eggs and ham.”
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Harry Potter
On an episode of Candace titled CRUMBLING ALIBIS: From 9/11 To 9/10, released on February 4, 2026, Candace Owens mentioned Harry Potter. Owens used the story to draw an analogy between the wizarding world in the books and hidden spiritual realms in modern society, comparing readers who engaged deeply with the series to muggles.
Discussed“For those of us who read Harry Potter, maybe those of us who were dweebing it like me and read it a few times in the story of Harry Potter were the muggles.”
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Harry S. Truman
On the July 23, 2026 episode of Candace, titled Andrew Kolvet Blames Me For Erika PR Backlash, host Candace Owens referenced Margaret Truman's biography Harry S. Truman. Owens cited details from the book regarding postal bomb incidents, specifically noting how the daughter of the president described the Secret Service handling intercepted letters.
Discussed“Postal bombs, discovered the letters and had them defused by the Secret Service bomb experts, Mrs. Daniel writes in her book, Harry S. Truman.”
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Helter Skelter
Candace Owens mentioned Vincent Bugliosi and Curt Gentry's Helter Skelter on Candace on September 04, 2025. She brought up the bestselling book about the Charles Manson murders while discussing how prosecutors can manufacture limited hangouts.
Discussed“That's exactly what happened with the Charles Manson murders. Remember uh the prosecutor in that case, Vincent Bugliosce, he wrote the official book, Helter Skelter, and it was a bestselling book at that time.”
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Hollywood Heroes
During the July 17, 2026 episode of Candace, Candace Owens mentioned the book Hollywood Heroes by Frank Turek and his son, Zach. Owens discussed the book's central premise, which explores how popular superhero movies reflect biblical themes of sacrifice.
Discussed“By the way, a little fun fact, Frank and his son Zack, Pentagon Zack, actually wrote a book together entitled Hollywood Heroes. How your favorite superhero movies reveal God, right?”
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How the West Was Won and Lost
On an episode of Candace titled BIG NEWS! Erika To File A Wrongful Death Lawsuit. For Charlie Or For PR? | Ep 38 on September 17, 2026, Candace Owens mentioned the book How the West Was Won and Lost by Rocky M. Mirza, PhD. Owens recalled that Charlie Kirk had told her she had to read the book when they first met, after which they discussed it.
Discussed“How the west was one was the first book that Charlie told me I had to read and we discussed it and here we are.”
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How to Read the Bible
During the February 4, 2026 episode of Candace titled CRUMBLING ALIBIS: From 9/11 To 9/10, host Candace Owens discussed James L. Kugel's book How to Read the Bible. Owens brought up the Bible while talking about historical teachings and the removal of religious education from public classrooms in America.
Discussed“It began when they in America when they removed the Bible out of the classroom. It used to be taught at public schools the Bible so that you knew your history.”
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I'll Burn That Bridge When I Get to It
During an episode of Candace titled "Candace Owens x Norman Finkelstein" on October 31, 2025, host Candace Owens introduced Norman Finkelstein's I'll Burn That Bridge When I Get to It, highlighting its content on identity politics, cancel culture, and academic freedom. During the same episode, Finkelstein discussed his book, noting that it offered a critical perspective on cancel culture and the woke phenomenon.
Discussed“It was on um cancel culture. This book okay and Glenn and I was very critical of the cancel culture, the woke phenomenon.”
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If I Did It
On Candace episode titled Secret Service Admits 'There Was No Threat'. ATF Releases Report. | Candace Ep 3 released on April 16, 2026, Candace Owens discussed If I Did It by O.J. Simpson. Owens humorously suggested that a subject of her commentary should release a confessional publication in the style of O.J. Simpson's infamous book.
Discussed“I'm at the point right now I I want Erica to just drop a book like If I Did Do It, you know, like O.J. did. If I Did Do It by Erica Kirk.”
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Influence
Candace Owens discussed Robert B. Cialdini's psychology book Influence during an episode of her show titled DOUBLE SERVED! Blake Lively And Brigitte Macron. Owens noted that the 1984 book is utilized by modern public figures as a manual of influence, arguing that contemporary influencers rely directly on the psychological frameworks outlined in its pages.
Discussed“The book that SCOP uses as a manual of influence is is influenced by Rob Chelini. Rob Shielini is spelled C I A L D I N I for people that are listening to this. And he continues and those influencers are using a framework right out of that book. So yes, that is a psychology book that my producer”
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Introduction to Logic
On the episode Candace x Baron Coleman LIVE!! | Candace Ep 293, broadcast on January 21, 2026, Baron Coleman humorously brought up the textbook Introduction to Logic by Irving M. Copi, Carl Cohen, and Victor Rodych. Coleman mentioned the hardcover Master Books homeschool curriculum during a comedic rant responding to a viewer named Joe.
Discussed“Master Books Homeschool Curriculum. Introduction to Logic. It's all curriculum time. That's Joe. You can get Introduction to Logic by Irving M. Copi. It's a McMillan hardcover book. They have it for $7.99.”
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Investigating the Stanford Prison Experiment
During an episode of Candace titled I’M BACK! And STILL Asking Questions, host Candace Owens discussed Thibault Le Texier's book Investigating the Stanford Prison Experiment. Owens analyzed the details surrounding the famous experiment and explained how the author published the book as an official debunking under the subtitle History of a Lie.
Discussed“Anyway, Latexier then does publish this book. He publishes this this official debunking. The book is entitled Investigating the Stanford Prison Experiment: History of a Lie.”
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Jacques and His Master
On the July 23, 2025 episode of Candace titled BREAKING! Brigitte Sues Me For Defamation | Candace Ep 218, Candace Owens discussed the play Jacques and His Master by Milan Kundera and other contributors. Owens referenced legal filings that noted how Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron formed an intellectual connection while collaborating on a production of the play.
Discussed“According to the filings, they quote formed a deeper intellectual connection when she directed a production of the 1971 Milan Cunda play Jack and His Master in which Mcronone played the lead role and later the two began meeting regularly to collaborate on another play.”
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Libido Dominandi
On an episode of Candace titled The MOST MORAL Blackmail In The World | Candace EP 231, released on August 20, 2025, host Candace Owens addressed a viewer comment recommending the book Libido Dominandi by E. Michael Jones. Owens discussed her prior interview with the author and highlighted the book's themes concerning sexual liberation and political control.
Recommended“JSS Dev writes, "I feel like the book Libido Dominandi, Sexual Liberation, and Political Control by E. Michael Jones needs to be on our reading list." I did a whole interview with him. You guys should watch that. It is available on our website.”
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Mind War
On the podcast Candace in the episode titled The Past Is Prologue: Why Charlie Kirk Was Murdered | Candace Ep 287 on January 9, 2026, Candace Owens discussed the book Mind War by Michael Aquino and Paul E. Vallely. Owens mentioned the publication while examining the background of Vallely and his co-author, an army intelligence psychological operations officer.
Discussed“He co-wrote the book Mind War with Michael Aquino Aquino who was an army intel psychological operations officer and an avowed Satanist.”
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Order of Zion
On the April 14, 2026 episode of Candace, Candace Owens announced Order of Zion by John Zahnd as the upcoming book club selection for the show.
Book club“And it is because their job is very to use what we're going to be talking about in Book Club this week, Order of Zion, right?”
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Original Sin
On the podcast Candace, host Ian Carroll brought up Jake Tapper's book, Original Sin, during the episode titled From WW3 To McDonald’s Ice Cream Machines: All Conspiracies Connected | Candace. Carroll used the book to critique Tapper and highlight what he viewed as hypocritical media coverage of political figures by mainstream journalists who spent the post-election period trying to explain recent years in politics alongside figures like Alex Thompson of Axios.
Critiqued“Here he is this year plugging his book, Original Sin. Alex Thompson of Axios and I have spent the last several months talking to more than 200 insiders and officials and donors and activists more willing to talk post election of course to explain the last couple years in politics”
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Play Like a Fangirl
During the July 31, 2026 episode of Candace, Candace Owens mentioned the book Play Like a Fangirl by Kristine Ask, Ashley Guajardo, Tanja Sihvonen, and Jess Tompkins. The host brought up the publication while discussing the background of Dr. Ashley Brown Guajardo.
Discussed“She She published this book, Play Like a Fangirl, okay?”
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Politicide
On an episode of Candace titled Candace Owens x Norman Finkelstein, released on October 31, 2025, guest Norman Finkelstein mentioned the book Politicide by Baruch Kimmerling. Finkelstein brought up the book written by the Israeli sociologist to discuss how Kimmerling described Gaza.
Discussed“He writes a little book. Little book is called Politicite. How does he describe Gaza?”
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Rich Dad, Poor Dad
On Candace, Candace Owens mentioned the book Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki and Sharon L. Lechter. Owens brought up the title to illustrate her point that wealthy, financially smart people are protective of their money and avoid parting with it carelessly.
Discussed“Read things like Rich Dad Poor Dad. Rich people wealthy people like that don't like to part with their money over stupidity.”
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Scofield Bible Study Leaflets
On Candace, host Candace Owens played a sermon clip in which Pastor Meter discussed C. I. Scofield's Scofield Bible Study Leaflets. In the excerpt, the speaker referenced dispensationalist theology, the popularity of the Scofield Bible among certain church pastors, and disputed historical claims regarding its creation.
Discussed“She said that because she said these church pastors that are dispensationalists and they read the Scoffield Bible.”
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Tavistock Institute
On an episode of Candace titled Okay…These Text Messages Are Crazy! | Candace Ep 307 on February 13, 2026, host Candace Owens discussed Tavistock Institute by Daniel Estulin. In response to a viewer comment suggesting that she add the publication to her reading list, Owens acknowledged the recommendation live on the air and agreed to incorporate the book into her ongoing research and suggested materials.
Discussed“I think that you should add the book The Tavistock Institute. Stop. Stop.”
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The big short
On an episode of Candace titled Bride Of Charlie: The Lost Years... | Episode 5, released on March 4, 2026, Candace Owens discussed Michael Lewis's book The Big Short. Owens referenced the film adaptation of the book to explain how title search failures and undisclosed mortgages contributed to the financial crisis.
Discussed“You ever seen the movie The Big Short? This is what happened.”
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The Book of Enoch
On Candace, host Candace Owens strongly recommended reading The Book of Enoch to learn about fallen angels and true history, noting that she had recently read it while on a plane. She revisited the text during the same episode to discuss theological interpretations of aliens and fallen angels, specifically pointing out how the book describes the offspring of human interactions with those entities.
Recommended“Guys, I am telling you, and this is not a part of of Catholic cannon, but you are allowed to read it. And you you should read it. I read it on a plane. I I don't even know what was going through my mind where I decided I needed to read the book of Enoch.”
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The Book of Honor
On the July 16, 2025 episode of Candace titled The Epstein Files: Dead Men Tell No Tales An Introduction, Candace Owens discussed The Book of Honor by Ted Gup. Owens brought up the title while analyzing a photographed sighting of Ghislaine Maxwell reading outside an In-N-Out, using the mention to criticize and mock the situation.
Critiqued“The title of that book that she's reading in front of the In-N-Out is The Book of Honor: The Secret Lives and Deaths of the CIA. That's just fantastic.”
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The book of Nehemiah, with notes and appendices by H. Linton
On an episode of Candace, Candace Owens referenced chapter six of the biblical book of Nehemiah. Owens brought up the text while discussing comments made by Erika Kirk on Fox News, in which Kirk quoted the same passage to defend Turning Point USA against critics.
Discussed“It reminds me so much of chapter 6 in the book of Nehemiah. He is building a wall and the town's people are at the base of that hill saying Nehemiah calling him all these names, saying all these things, come on down.”
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The devil's chessboard
During an interview on Candace, guest Hunter Biden brought up the book The Devil's Chessboard by David Talbot. While discussing intelligence agencies and American history, Biden referenced the book in a conversation about Allen Dulles and the early operations of the CIA.
Discussed“Have you ever read um the Devil's Chess Board? Yes. I I Allan Dallas looking into the CIA.”
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The Egyptian Book of the Dead
On Candace, Candace Owens discussed The Egyptian Book of the Dead by Sir Ernest Alfred Wallis Budge. She brought up the text while explaining the underlying beliefs and practices of a group she was actively criticizing.
Discussed“And what he's referring to, what they follow is the Egyptian book of the dead.”
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The Epic of Gilgamesh
Candace Owens discussed The Epic of Gilgamesh on the August 4, 2026 episode of Candace, titled CRUMBLING ALIBIS: From 9/11 To 9/10. Owens brought up the ancient text while exploring connections to biblical history, noting that the Epic of Gilgamesh of Uruk is understood to be the story of Nimrod in the Bible.
Discussed“Now yesterday I mentioned to you all the epic of Gilgamesh of Aruk understood to be actually the story of Nimrod in the Bible.”
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The Franklin cover-up
On the July 21, 2026 episode of Candace, host Candace Owens mentioned The Franklin Cover-Up by John W. DeCamp while discussing controversial scandals and conspiracy theories. Owens told her audience that the discussions surrounding the topic had made her want to read the book itself. She noted that many people had spoken to her about the subject matter covered by DeCamp in the text.
Discussed“I mean, I I I'll I'll tell you it's bringing me to wanting to read the book about the Franklin cover-up. I don't know if you guys are familiar with that. I had a lot of people a lot of times telling me about the Is it called the Franklin cover-up? Cover-up.”
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The God at Dusk
On the Candace podcast episode titled Erika Kirk Calls Me That B*tch. More Exclusive Photos From Charlie's SUV. | Ep on July 21, 2026, host Candace Owens discussed the book The God at Dusk by Anand Bosmia. Owens brought up the title while reading a viewer comment concerning the reality of black magic, mentioning it alongside other works like Falling Angel by William Hjortsberg.
Discussed“Black magic is real, not just in horror novels like Falling Angel by uh William Hortsberg or The God at Dusk by Anand Bosmia.”
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The Great Divorce
During an episode of Candace, guest Russell Brand recommended C.S. Lewis's book The Great Divorce. He brought up the text to illustrate the spiritual struggles people face when trying to embrace heaven, arguing that the struggle stems from an unwillingness to relinquish attachments to human ego and identity.
Recommended“Hey, if you ain't read The Great Divorce by CS Lewis yet, you should read it because it seems that the struggle that we have in embracing and entering heaven is our unwillingness to relinquish our attachments to our human identity in just the manner that you're describing that CS Lewis describes in an imaginary”
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The History of Civilization from the Fall of the Roman Empire to the French Revolution
On the Candace episode titled TPUSA RESPONDS: Yes, The Text Messages Are Real. | Candace Ep 249, released on October 7, 2025, host Candace Owens played a clip featuring Josh Hammer. In the clip, Hammer mentioned having a friendly conversation where he discussed his book Israel and Civilization, which was referenced during a discussion about his final conversation with Charlie Kirk.
Discussed“you know, he kind of jokingly mentioned to me, he was like, "Josh, I'm going to mention your book, Israel and Civilization, and it's so good."”
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The Holocaust Industry
On Candace, Candace Owens brought up Norman Finkelstein's book The Holocaust Industry to discuss the topic of the Holocaust. Owens and Finkelstein subsequently discussed the reception and nature of the book.
Discussed“So, I wanted to actually because one of your books and this and and this one I have not read is called the Holocaust Industry.”
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The Invention of the Jewish People
On an episode of Candace from September 2025, Candace Owens recommended "The Invention of the Jewish People" by Shlomo Sand. Owens brought up the book while discussing Middle Eastern history, telling her audience that they should read it to learn more about Israel.
Recommended“uh I would definitely read Schlommo Sand. There is a book called The Invention of the Jewish People that gets into Israel full stop.”
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The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy
On an episode of Candace titled The Past Is Prologue: Why Charlie Kirk Was Murdered, Candace Owens read an email from a viewer who was reading The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy by John J. Mearsheimer and Stephen M. Walt. The viewer noted that the book discusses how the Israeli government provided Liberty University founder Jerry Falwell Sr. with a private jet in 1979.
Discussed“Hi Candace, I'm currently reading The Israel Lobby by John Mearsheimer and in the book it talks about how the Israeli government gave Jerry Falwell, Liberty University's founder, Jerry Falwell Sr., a $2 million jet in 1979.”
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The Laramie Project
On the September 5, 2025 episode of Candace titled Candace x Milo: The Rise of the Gaytriarchy, Candace Owens brought up The Laramie Project by Moisés Kaufman. Discussing cultural mythologies and the events surrounding Matthew Shepard, Owens characterized the work as part of a propaganda narrative that left her feeling deeply unsettled.
Discussed“Speaking of the mythology even the Matt Laram project insane. I did not learn this. My brain basically broke because it it was a part of the propaganda. Sorry, Matthew Shepard, the Laramie Project.”
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The Lucifer Effect
On Candace, host Candace Owens discussed the Stanford prison experiment during the September 8, 2025, episode while analyzing prisoner 2093 and MK Ultra. Owens noted that Philip Zimbardo did not publish a book about the famous experiment until decades later, releasing The Lucifer Effect in 2007.
Discussed“Surprisingly, Philip Zimardo didn't actually publish a book about the Stamford experiment until 2007. He releases in 2007 the book entitled The Lucifer Effect of all things.”
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The Price of Admission
During the July 17, 2025 episode of Candace titled The Epstein Files: The Midas Touch | Ep 1, Candace Owens brought up Daniel Golden's 2006 book The Price of Admission. Owens referenced Golden's work during a discussion regarding how Jared Kushner reportedly secured admission into Harvard University.
Discussed“This guy is Dan Golden. He wrote a book back in 2006 called The Price of Admission.”
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The Religion of Israel
During the October 7, 2025, episode of Candace titled TPUSA RESPONDS: Yes, The Text Messages Are Real. | Candace Ep 249, the host played a clip in which Josh Hammer jokingly mentioned his own book, Israel and Civilization, while discussing a final conversation with Charlie Kirk.
Discussed“you know, he kind of jokingly mentioned to me, he was like, "Josh, I'm going to mention your book, Israel and Civilization, and it's so good."”
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The Secret Life of Groceries
On Candace in an episode titled The American Trucking Industry Runs on Exploitation on June 6, 2025, Ian Carroll discussed Benjamin Lorr's book The Secret Life of Groceries. Carroll referenced the text to explain the shipping and logistics behind everyday groceries and to highlight the harsh working conditions faced by long-haul truckers.
Discussed“In The Secret Life of Groceries, Benjamin Lord does a profile on a trucker that he rode with for a week while he was trying to learn about the shipping and logistics that go into our groceries.”
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The Sermon on the Mount
During the December 20, 2025, episode of Candace titled "What Does Ben Shapiro Know About Erika Kirk And Fort Huachuca? | Candace Ep 283," Candace Owens discussed The Sermon on the Mount by Clifford M. Yeary. Owens mentioned that her husband advised her to read the biblical text to help her stay calm after facing public insults.
Discussed“And he instructed me to instead read the Bible, Sermon on the Mount, the Sermon on the Mount.”
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Through It All by the Power of Love
During the July 28, 2025 episode of Candace titled EXCLUSIVE! Brigitte Macron's Lawyer Has A Dark Past. Dan Bongino Speaks Out. | C, Candace Owens mentioned Betty Jewel's book Through It All by the Power of Love. Owens discussed how Betty wrote the book years later to recount her experiences and specifically how Eric Dupont was involved.
Discussed“Years later, Betty writes a book called It Wasn't Love where she recounts specifically how Eric Dupont was a special kind of demon.”
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To Kill a Mockingbird
During an episode of Candace titled A Tale of Two PR Disasters: Blake Lively & Turning Point USA. | Candace Ep 333 on May 5, 2026, Candace Owens mentioned To Kill a Mockingbird by Ez Reader. Owens brought up the book while discussing Justin Baldoni, noting that he had acquired rights to it illegally because he cared very much about the story and wanted the movie adaptation to be a perfect feminist film about domestic violence.
Discussed“He acquired the rights to a a illegally. Obviously, he cared very much about the book. He had wanted the movie to be perfect, this like feminist movie about domestic violence, and he cast her because he thought she would be perfect.”
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Tout soleil est amer
On the July 22, 2025 episode of Candace titled The Epstein Files: The House Of Maxwell, Candace Owens discussed Elisabeth Maxwell-Meynard's memoir Tout soleil est amer. Owens referenced the book while examining the financial history of the Maxwell family, noting how the author wrote the memoir following events involving life insurance payouts after her husband's death.
Discussed“As Xavier Prousard reveals in his forthcoming book about Epstein, despite the uh generally accepted story that after insurers refuse to pay out the life insurance for her husband because it was assumed he had committed suicide, Elizabeth wrote a book called Toot Sole S. air which means all all the son is bitter about her chaotic family life.”
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Weird Scenes Inside The Canyon
On an episode of Candace from April 14, 2026, Candace Owens featured David McGowan's Weird Scenes Inside The Canyon as part of the show's book club segment. Owens read a viewer comment suggesting the book as a follow-up and shared her fascination with the secret founding of America.
Book club“Chaos amazing, a great follow-up is Weird Scenes in Canyon. I am fascinated by the secret founding. That's what we're reading right now. Secret Founding of America. It is fascinating.”
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