On September 2, Blake Neff slammed Candace Owens after she accused influencers of lying about Tyler Robinson turning himself in in Charlie Kirk’s murder case. The political commentator’s accusations came after Tyler’s Tuesday hearing, in which he pleaded not guilty to all seven charges in Charlie Kirk’s assassination.The TPUSA spokesman dubbed Candace Owens as an example of ‘pathological dishonesty.’ He called her out for accusing everyone of targeting Tyler Robinson after the new hearing. Blake Neff wrote:“Great example here of Candace's pathological dishonesty around the case. She's claiming Tuesday's proceedings prove everyone was lying about Tyler turning himself in, because he has pleaded not guilty.”Blake Neff went on to highlight Robinson’s Discord and phone texts as evidence where he reportedly admitted to his crime.“But Tyler turning himself in was, in fact, a central part of the state's probable cause argument, as were his various Discord and phone messages admitting culpability. Nothing in Tuesday's proceedings debunked that evidence, or even attempted to. And nobody ever claimed that Tyler had already pleaded guilty or that a guilty plea today was the likely outcome.” Blake Neff added.The Charlie Kirk Show producer lastly said that Candace Owens doesn’t care about the truth at all. Blake Neff continued:“As is usual, Candace is just making things up or distorting them, because she doesn't care about the truth at all.”Candace Owens called out influencers for lying and gaslighting the public in Charlie Kirk’s caseIn her tweet, Owens blasted ‘worthless’ influencers who allegedly lied and gaslit the public for months, claiming that Tyler Robinson surrendered after killing Charlie Kirk. She wrote:“Go find every single worthless influencer who lied and gaslit you for months about this case, claiming that Tyler Robinson turned himself in and subsequently admitted his guilt.”She went on to accuse such influencers of portraying the murder suspect as guilty until proven innocent. Candace Owens added that these influencers are ‘utterly monstrous’ for allegedly taking away the suspect’s right to a fair trial and effectively putting him to death.“And while a few of these influencers do it out of sincere stupidity, the majority of them do it for money. Better stated, they are prostitutes.” Candace Owens added.Lastly, Candace Owens said that all their lies will be exposed amid the ongoing trial.“We are at the beginning of this trial and every one of their lies will be exposed by the end of it.”Charlie Kirk was killed on September 10 last year while he hosted his event at UVU. The political activist was reportedly shot in his neck. Following this, Tyler Robinson was arrested as the murder suspect on September 11.Since his arrest, several influencers who support TPUSA have allegedly claimed that Tyler admitted to his crime and turned himself in. Some of the charges against Tyler are aggravated murder and felony discharge of a firearm.