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Steven Crowder has been exposed by Candace Owens as being a Deep State agent. Today’s show breaks it down.

“I should mention Steven Crowder—I have never been a fan. He has always given me the energy of a pathological liar. I trust my gut; I don’t trust influencer campaigns,” Owens said. “My gut started to tell me they were panicking when I discovered the Egyptian planes. They did what we now call a ‘pre‑bunking’—you say something casual, and they send out a full fleet against you not to debunk you, but they are so extreme that they even lie about what you said. And that lie tends to foreshadow something they don’t want you to know.”

On her show Monday, Owens claimed she has never trusted Crowder and believes he helped spread lies about her. She believes Crowder started panicking when she exposed Egyptian military planes, allegedly linked to Charlie Kirk’s death, and claims Crowder embarked on a “pre-bunking” campaign to discredit her. She says “operatives” even misrepresented comments from her book club to claim she accused Erica Kirk of murdering her husband, adding that they “manufactured that claim out of thin air and made it go viral.”

In response, Crowder stated that the Egyptian plane Owens referenced was undergoing routine maintenance in Wichita, Kansas, a known FAA-certified service hub, and that its flight logs match normal service timelines.

Crowder added that “the spread sheet does zero to substantiate Erika's wearbots.”

“What she showed you would be very much in line with maintenance service repairs,” Crowder said. “Of course, Candance, with the original story, missed the time of the flight of departure by about six hours.”

Crowder also mentioned that he invited Owens to a debate event in January, saying she declined but he states he’s still open to a moderated conversation.

“We are not going to do the back and forth on social media. The invitation is always open,” Crowder said.