Charlie Kirk’s Shocking Final Text Before His Assassination Revealed

Candace Owens has detonated a political firestorm with a bombshell allegation that conservative powerhouse Charlie Kirk knew he was a marked man — and warned close allies the night before he was gunned down.

On her podcast this week, Owens claimed that Erika Kirk — Charlie’s widow — privately admitted that her late husband sent multiple disturbing messages before his assassination, including one harrowing six-word text:
“The Left is going to kill me.”

“That’s what I was told directly,” Owens revealed. “Charlie was scared. And he told people. If that’s not a red flag, I don’t know what is.”

Charlie Kirk, 31, founder of Turning Point USA and a key voice in President Trump’s 2024 re-election campaign, was shot and killed during a speaking engagement at Utah Valley University in September — just weeks after launching an aggressive campus tour warning of rising political extremism on the Left.

According to Owens, Kirk had been using encrypted apps like Signal and Telegram in the days before his death. She claims Erika Kirk personally acknowledged that at least two men close to Charlie — Andrew Kolvet and Dan Flood — received urgent texts on the eve of the murder.

“Dan Flood, I was told, received a message that read: ‘The Left is going to kill me.’ That’s word-for-word,” Owens told her audience. “I didn’t see the text myself. But I trust the source.”

Erika Kirk, who initially slammed Owens’ speculations as “conspiracy garbage,” has now apparently shifted tone after a four-hour closed-door meeting with Owens.

“We actually agreed on a lot more than I expected,” Owens posted on X after their meeting. “We disagreed on some points, yes — but we shared intel. The fog is lifting.”

Erika later confirmed the meeting on her own account:

“Had a very productive conversation with Candace. More to come. Time to get back to work.”

But in an earlier interview with CBS News, Erika fiercely dismissed theories about Charlie being targeted.

“Stop. That’s it. That’s all I have to say. Stop,” she snapped, when asked about Owens’ earlier claims.

Now, with Erika reportedly confirming Charlie sent last-minute warnings, that stance may no longer hold.

Owens stopped short of directly accusing any group or person — but made it clear she believes Charlie’s murder was no random act.

“He was vocal. He was visible. And he was winning. Charlie Kirk was a threat to the establishment — left and right,” she said. “They knew they couldn’t silence him in a debate, so they silenced him the other way.”

Charlie’s suspected killer, 23-year-old Tyler Robinson, is currently facing first-degree murder charges. Robinson, who has refused to speak publicly, made headlines for smirking during his most recent court appearance. Prosecutors have yet to confirm whether they’re investigating political motives.

President Trump, who delivered a somber tribute at Charlie Kirk’s memorial service, called the killing “an act of evil” and vowed that “justice will come, fast and fierce.”

Owens has also alleged that senior Turning Point USA staffers failed to protect Charlie — and may have downplayed signs he was in danger.

“He was betrayed. By people who were supposed to have his back,” Owens said last month. “If you’re wondering why you feel lied to — it’s because you were.”

Her remarks have further divided conservative circles, with some calling for an independent investigation into Turning Point’s leadership and their handling of Kirk’s safety.

Amid rising speculation and mounting questions, Owens promises a full exposé in the coming days.

“Nothing was held back,” she said. “And the truth is going to come out.”

America mourns the loss of a patriot. But with new revelations emerging, the fight for the truth may only just be beginning.

SOURCE: Candace Owens Podcast, X/Twitter, CBS News, Utah State Prosecutor’s Office