Alex Jones, the controversial media personality, has issued a statement expressing concern over Candace Owens’ recent promotion of conspiracy theories surrounding the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Jones described Owens’ claims as “absurd” and warned that spreading unverified information could be damaging to both her credibility and the broader conservative community.

Owens has alleged, without evidence, that multiple parties—including the Daily Wire, Charlie Kirk’s widow Erika Kirk, Egyptian interests, and even the U.S. Military—were involved in orchestrating Kirk’s death. Her theory additionally implicates a congressman from Nevada and certain Daily Wire staffers as part of a purported meeting at a military base the day before Kirk was fatally shot. These claims have fueled heated debate online and on conservative media platforms, including a recent confrontation between Owens and Erika Kirk on a podcast.

Jones’ statement comes in the wake of ongoing investigations into the September 10, 2025, fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University by 22-year-old Tyler Robinson. The FBI is reportedly investigating potential accomplices, but many details remain unconfirmed, creating a climate of speculation that figures like Owens have amplified.

In a video accompanying his statement, Jones expressed rare concern for Owens’ mental state, cautioning that the spread of baseless theories could ultimately harm her public standing and influence. While acknowledging that legitimate questions about the assassination remain, he emphasized the importance of restraint, encouraging those commenting on the case to avoid “playing fast and loose with the facts.”

The episode has sparked broader discussion within conservative circles about responsible commentary and the line between inquiry and speculation, especially in cases involving ongoing investigations and recent national tragedies.