A shocking revelation from Joe Rogan’s latest podcast episode has reignited public scrutiny surrounding the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. According to Rogan, fellow commentator Candace Owens privately warned Kirk about a potential “window of vulnerability” just weeks before the fatal rooftop shooting at Utah Valley University.

Rogan’s comments, which surfaced during a conversation with a guest on The Joe Rogan Experience, have sent shockwaves through political and media circles, fueling new questions about what Kirk knew — and whether his death could have been prevented.

“She told him straight up,” Rogan said on air. “Candace was worried. She thought he was being followed or watched. She called it a ‘window of vulnerability.’ And then, two weeks later, he’s dead.”

Listeners were stunned as Rogan described the alleged private exchange between Owens and Kirk, which reportedly took place in late August — roughly two weeks before the tragic incident. Owens, Rogan claimed, had noticed changes in Kirk’s demeanor and even urged him to enhance his security measures.

“She said he brushed it off,” Rogan continued. “He told her, ‘I’ve got people for that. I’ll be fine.’ But she had this gut feeling — that something was off.”

The revelation adds a chilling new layer to an already complex investigation. Kirk was killed on September 10th in what authorities described as a “targeted rooftop shooting” during an appearance at Utah Valley University. Despite an ongoing federal probe, the shooter remains unidentified, and officials have released few details about possible motives.

Owens has not publicly commented on Rogan’s claims, but her close relationship with Kirk is well-documented. The two were frequent collaborators and often appeared together at political events. Friends of Owens say she has been “devastated” since the attack, largely withdrawing from public appearances in the weeks following Kirk’s death.

“Candace warned him out of genuine concern,” said one source close to the Owens family. “She noticed things most people wouldn’t — security lapses, unusual online threats, even strange vehicles near his events. She begged him to be careful.”

Social media erupted after Rogan’s remarks, with the clip spreading across platforms within hours. The phrase “window of vulnerability” began trending online as users speculated about what Owens may have known — and whether her warning was ever shared with authorities.

“If Candace really did warn him, investigators need to talk to her immediately,” one user posted. “This could be the key to understanding what led up to that night.”

Others, however, have accused Rogan of reigniting conspiracy theories surrounding the case. “We need facts, not speculation,” one critic wrote. “Every time someone drops a new ‘revelation,’ it distracts from the actual investigation.”

Still, Rogan’s comments have pushed a critical question back into the spotlight: was Kirk’s death preventable?

Law enforcement officials have yet to respond directly to Rogan’s claims, but insiders suggest investigators are aware of Owens’s prior warnings and may already have them on record. “Any communication involving potential threats would absolutely be reviewed,” one source close to the case told reporters.

The FBI has remained tight-lipped about progress in the case, confirming only that the investigation remains “active and ongoing.” Meanwhile, Kirk’s supporters continue to demand transparency and accountability, holding rallies and vigils in his memory.

As the public grapples with Rogan’s revelation, the narrative surrounding Kirk’s final days has grown darker and more tragic. If Owens did sense a real threat — and if that warning went unheeded — the loss takes on an even more haunting dimension.

For now, the questions linger: Who wanted Charlie Kirk dead? What did Candace Owens really know? And could the warning that went ignored have saved his life?