Erika Kirk's tour with Turning Point USA has been making waves across the country, but recent events have put a cloud over the whole thing. There's been a shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, and people are starting to wonder if Erika will cancel her tour as a result. Candace Owens thinks that might be exactly what happens.

Erika was already dealing with some tough crowds at her events. Some students were unhappy about hosting her, and there were even protests at a few campuses. That's got to be tough for anyone to handle. Now, with the shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, it's like the perfect excuse for Erika to step back from the tour. At least, that's what Candace Owens thinks.

Owens made her predictions in a video clip, where she said that Erika might use the shooting as a reason to stop touring. She also pointed out that the turnout at some of Erika's events has been pretty low. Take the event at the University of Georgia, for example. Reports say that only about a quarter of the venue was filled, and that's not exactly the kind of excitement you want when you're trying to draw a crowd.

Despite all this, there's still no official word from Erika or Turning Point USA about canceling the tour. For now, it's just speculation and predictions from people like Candace Owens. But one thing's for sure - this tour has been a wild ride, and it's not over yet.

We've got a few more events scheduled for Erika Kirk's tour, including stops at Utah State, Virginia Tech, and the University of North Dakota. The Fall leg of the tour is set to kick off on September 22, 2026, starting at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. But will Erika still be there to see it through? Only time will tell.

Meanwhile, Erika has spoken out about the shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. In a video that surfaced online, she looked emotional and said she just wanted to go home. Later, on Charlie Kirk's podcast, she said that the incident was a 'traumatic example of the evil in our country.' She's taking time to spend with her family, which is totally understandable.

The shooting itself has led to serious legal action. Authorities have taken 31-year-old Cole Allen into custody, and he's been charged with attempting to assassinate the president. It's a serious situation, and it's got everyone talking.

For now, it's all speculation and predictions. But one thing's for sure - this tour has been a wild ride, and it's not over yet. We'll have to wait and see what happens next.