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welcome to the show the fan molyneux from

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Owens Thank

2:41

you. I'm so happy to be here right

2:43

now the conservatives We're all courting the rising

2:45

star black people don't have the same level

2:47

of connections as Jewish people It's like an

2:49

ignorant compliment funny. What's the genius? I love

2:52

the way Candace Sowen stinks Kanye West Please

2:54

take a meeting with me, but let's not

2:56

pretend the Kanye West is some sort of

2:58

genius I want to make America great in

3:01

my own way and Candace has facts She's

3:03

researched the Candace you just exploded onto the

3:05

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3:56

part three of our series of episodes

3:58

entitled family feud heard part

4:00

2, stop, and go back and listen from the

4:02

beginning. We're

4:06

looking for the answer to the question, what can we do

4:08

to stop the spread of anti-Semitism by

4:11

telling the story of the epic conflict between

4:13

Candace Owens and the Daily Wire? So

4:15

to pick up where we left off, by the end of

4:17

2018, Candace Owens had risen to a height of

4:21

cultural relevance that few on the right had

4:23

ever enjoyed. She'd struck up

4:25

a friendship with a global superstar, the artist

4:27

then known as Kanye West, and the two

4:29

set out to convince black Americans that they'd

4:31

been used by the Democrat Party for decades.

4:34

Establishment conservatives like Ben Shapiro were

4:37

openly skeptical of their effort, as

4:39

the duo saturated not only right-wing

4:41

media, but pop culture outlets as well.

4:44

To formalize her mission, Candace launched

4:46

Blexit, a movement to inspire the

4:48

exit of African Americans from the

4:51

Democrat Party. The one-two

4:53

punch of Kanye and Candace was inarguably

4:55

a monumental moment for the black community.

4:58

One of the biggest black artists on

5:00

the planet teamed up with a rising

5:02

black conservative woman to deliver a message

5:04

that Democrats had been censoring for decades.

5:06

It was an effort that would undoubtedly

5:08

put them at risk of being ostracized

5:10

from their community, but they did it

5:12

anyway. The efforts were moving

5:14

the needle in unprecedented ways, and

5:17

that's why this Blexit movement had

5:19

to be stopped, or at least

5:21

regulated. In late

5:23

2018, Candace Owens joined Charlie

5:25

Kirk in the United Kingdom to

5:28

launch Turning Point UK, the British

5:30

arm of Kirk's conservative advocacy non-profit.

5:32

At one of their events, an attendee

5:34

expressed a fear of being called a

5:36

nationalist for taking the patriotic stance on

5:39

issues. Candace's response would lead

5:41

to one of her biggest red-hills won.

5:46

Candace Owens, Blexit I

5:50

agree. I actually don't have any

5:52

problems at all with the word nationalism.

5:54

I think that the definition gets poisoned

5:56

by leaders that actually want globalism. Globalism

5:58

is what I don't want. When you think about,

6:01

whenever we say nationalism, the first thing people think about,

6:03

at least in America, is Hitler. You know,

6:05

he was a national socialist. But if

6:07

Hitler just wanted to make Germany great and

6:09

have things run well, okay, fine. The problem

6:11

is that he had dreams outside of Germany.

6:14

He wanted to globalize. He wanted everybody to

6:16

be German, everybody to be speaking German, everybody

6:18

to look at different ways. That's not, to

6:20

me, that's not nationalism. So I don't really

6:22

have an issue with nationalism. I really don't.

6:24

I think that it's okay. It's important to

6:26

retain your country's identity and to make sure

6:29

that what's happening here which I think is

6:31

incredibly worrisome in terms of just the decrease

6:33

in the birth rate that we're seeing in

6:35

the UK is what you kind of

6:37

want to avoid. So I'm not, I have no problems with nationalism.

6:39

It's globalism that I try to avoid. Some of

6:41

her history may have been a bit off, but

6:44

to any honest observer, the crux of

6:46

her message was true. Hitler's

6:48

Nazi Party was officially called

6:50

the National Socialist German Workers

6:52

Party. So, in Candace's reasoning,

6:54

it was Hitler's association with

6:56

nationalism that gave the term

6:58

a bad rap. When

7:00

she made the statement in late 2018,

7:02

no one gasped in the crowd. In

7:05

fact, there wasn't even one condemnation from

7:07

the audience. The journalists that were in

7:09

attendance didn't write hit pieces. Weeks went

7:11

by with not a single person expressing

7:13

outrage over her comments. Well,

7:17

the simple reference to Hitler in any terms

7:19

that didn't start and end with monster

7:21

was enough to give her opposition the required

7:23

tools for an attack. Enter

7:26

Media Matters. A far-left nonprofit

7:28

organization whose mission is to

7:30

take down conservatives. In

7:33

early February 2019, a writer from

7:35

the organization took a snippet of

7:37

Candace's statement four months earlier and

7:39

used it to suggest the Brexit

7:41

founder was an anti-Semite. It

7:44

was an odd attack. The previous

7:46

year, Candace joins Charlie Kirk in

7:48

Israel to celebrate the opening of the

7:50

US Embassy in Jerusalem. If she

7:52

were an anti-Semite, she wasn't a very good one.

7:55

Well, not long after Media Matters

7:57

published their piece, BuzzFeed stepped in.

8:00

to amplify the hit job. The far

8:02

left outlet mocked Candace, running with the

8:04

headline, turning point has already lost one

8:06

of its star recruits. And

8:11

that's when the chorus of Jewish organizations

8:13

piled on. The Jewish

8:15

advocacy group, the ADL, issued a

8:17

statement as well. Hitler's murders,

8:20

crimes against Jews and others were

8:22

horrific regardless of whether they occurred

8:24

across Europe or in Germany alone.

8:26

Hitler wasn't a globalist, but a

8:28

genocidal dictator. The American Jewish Committee took

8:31

a few jabs as well. No

8:33

Candace Owens, Hitler was actually really

8:35

bad from the beginning. The Jewish

8:37

Journal went with the headline, ADL

8:39

calls out Candace Owens over Hitler

8:41

comments. Forward, a Jewish

8:43

non-profit media outfit claimed that Candace

8:46

said that Hitler would have been

8:48

fine if he stayed in Germany. A

8:50

grossly inaccurate interpretation of her

8:52

comments. The choir of attacks

8:55

was curious. Everyone would

8:57

have expected the far left media

8:59

matters and BuzzFeed to purposefully misinterpret

9:01

Candace's message, but the Jewish organizations

9:03

doing it was puzzling given her

9:06

association. She was speaking

9:08

on behalf of Charlie Kirk's turning

9:10

point USA, which has long been

9:12

considered staunchly pro-Israel. It appeared,

9:14

like with Kanye's compliment a few years

9:16

earlier, that these Jewish groups were attempting

9:18

to put Candace on notice. The

9:21

message being sent appeared to be

9:23

strict adherence to a very specific

9:25

narrative was required. Anything

9:27

that colored outside the lines, even

9:29

if by mistake, was not allowed.

9:35

The reaction from Jewish organizations must have

9:37

been a surprise to Candace, but they

9:39

weren't done. One Jewish

9:42

organization decided to punch below the

9:44

belt. The Simon Wiesenthal

9:46

Center, a Jewish Holocaust remembrance

9:48

organization, chastised the young black

9:51

conservatives, stating, quote, scope

9:53

and depth of Candace Owens lack

9:55

of knowledge of basic history is

9:57

appalling and frightening. Hitler's program.

10:00

to make Germany great was based on

10:02

race and anti-Semitism. It

10:04

was pretty clear. They were suggesting Candace

10:06

Owens was an anti-Semite. The

10:08

striking thing about these attacks was the

10:10

timing. The outrage didn't build

10:13

over days, eventually forcing a statement from

10:15

these organizations. Their condemnation of

10:17

Candace all came within hours of the

10:19

original post. It was almost

10:21

as if it were all orchestrated. While

10:27

the course of pressure forced Candace to put

10:29

out a video clarifying her statement. Just

10:31

to clarify this, because I had about 50

10:33

emails from journalists reaching out asking for clarity,

10:35

I was at an event

10:37

in the UK and a question was asked,

10:40

not about Hitler. I think the person asked,

10:42

how can we as people that believe

10:45

in the sovereignty of our nations avoid

10:47

being called nationalists? And I

10:49

thought the person was sort of implying that nationalism

10:51

is a dirty word, and we see that a

10:53

lot in America, that nationalism is sort of conflated

10:56

with, for some reason, Hitler. Like that's

10:58

the only interpretation or the only understanding

11:00

of the word nationalism that

11:03

people seem to have in America as they instantly think

11:05

of Hitler. And I think that that's really, really wrong

11:07

and that we have to almost correct the

11:09

record on that. As Candace went

11:11

on, she explained that in a time

11:13

when globalism was spreading, strong leaders needed

11:16

to stand up for American sovereignty. She

11:18

expressed disgust with the source that amplified

11:21

the hit job. It's just ridiculous. I

11:23

mean, it's buzz. She actually needed to be doing this

11:25

video. It's so stupid. Before she was done,

11:27

it became obvious that Candace wanted to make it crystal

11:29

clear that she did not support Germany's World

11:31

War II leader in any way. There's

11:34

no excuse or defense ever for

11:37

everything that he did. I mean, obviously,

11:40

we've learned the lesson of what happened

11:42

in Europe with national socialism, and

11:44

it's something that will never come to

11:46

America, like Trump said. That with all

11:48

the attacks, in the end, Candace stood

11:50

by her original statement. I

11:53

stand by my statements, and that is

11:55

that. Publicly,

12:01

Candace was projecting righteous indignation.

12:04

Who wouldn't feel an injustice for wrongly being

12:07

accused of anti-Semitism? But it

12:09

wasn't hard to see that something was

12:11

going on behind her defiant facade. During

12:14

her defense, she was at times

12:16

uncharacteristically frantic. No, I'm

12:18

saying Hitler wasn't a nationalist. And if Hitler,

12:20

all, the only thing that... She'd later

12:23

confess that fear had swept over her.

12:26

The firestorm that I endured, I would

12:28

tell you something personal. I was so

12:30

stressed out by that event that I

12:32

stressed myself into an autoimmune response. Like,

12:34

my body was breaking down because I

12:36

didn't understand what was happening. I'd never

12:38

in my entire life been accused of

12:40

anti-Semitism. And suddenly I was fighting for

12:42

my career. For a simple, generally

12:44

true statement, her career was

12:47

hanging in the balance. I was

12:49

temporarily blacklisted from Fox News for

12:51

having said this sentence, which suddenly, again,

12:53

was pulled out of obscurity. And

12:56

I quite literally was facing a threat that

12:58

everything was going to be over, because how

13:00

dare I say that? I have absolutely no

13:03

right to say that. In

13:06

the midst of the firestorm, Candace says that

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in February 2019, far-left media and

17:12

Jewish groups were suggesting Candace Owens

17:14

was an anti-semite for a statement

17:16

she'd made months earlier. The

17:19

attacks appeared coordinated. In

17:21

the middle of the firestorm, Candace

17:23

says that a friend strongly suggested

17:25

that she visit the leaders of

17:27

one of the Jewish outfits that

17:29

condemned her, the Simon Wiesenthal Center,

17:31

a Holocaust remembrance organization. Candace

17:33

says she took the suggestion and met with

17:35

an old man from the center. And

17:37

there was this very strange meeting that

17:40

occurred. I had to sit in the meeting

17:42

and explain that I didn't

17:45

think Hitler was a great

17:47

person. When she was done with her

17:49

explanation, the two men spoke amongst themselves.

17:51

I want to be clear that I

17:54

didn't understand the meeting because the individuals were speaking

17:56

in Hebrew. My understanding going into it was that

17:58

I was a great person. that once I

18:00

spoke to this individual, things would

18:03

be clarified, and then I could

18:06

just go on living, and my reputation would

18:08

pretty much be restored. And

18:10

by golly, that's kind of what happened. And

18:12

my reputation was restored, or at least I was allowed

18:14

to go on pursuing what I

18:17

wanted to pursue, which was just

18:19

talking about Black Americans and the fracturing

18:21

of the Black and white relationship. The

18:24

meeting with these Jewish elders somehow

18:26

reduced the heat on our controversy, but

18:29

in the months and years that followed, Candace

18:31

says she felt as if she was, in

18:33

effect, under the thumb of an invisible hand

18:35

in conservative media. The threat that Candace could

18:38

be over at any moment for you, don't

18:41

you get out of line again by,

18:43

you know, saying something that you never

18:45

actually said, but don't make

18:47

us have to threaten you again, that I

18:49

still always felt over me because it was

18:51

just a very scary thing to go through. Being

18:59

publicly accused of being hateful, especially

19:01

when accused of being racist, homophobic,

19:03

or anti-Semitic, is an experience few

19:06

have endured. There's a feeling

19:08

of vulnerability. When it happens, most

19:10

look to somehow shield themselves from similar

19:12

attacks in the future. It

19:14

appears Candace took this well-traveled path. Enter

19:17

conservative establishment godfather, Dennis Prager.

19:19

Well, I was born in

19:22

Brooklyn, New York, and

19:24

I was raised in an Orthodox

19:26

Jewish family, so I

19:28

have a very strong grounding in religion,

19:31

and specifically, of course, in the Torah.

19:33

In 2009, political commentator Dennis

19:35

Prager launched PragerU, a story he told

19:37

right here on Red Pilled America back

19:39

in December 2019. Where

19:42

did the idea for PragerU come from? Came

19:45

entirely from my dear friend

19:47

and the producer of my

19:49

radio show, Alan Estrin, in

19:52

the Indian Ocean. I was on

19:54

one of my listener cruises. I've

19:56

been taking listeners for 25 years

19:58

on cruises around. of the world. This

20:01

one was on the Indian Ocean and

20:03

he just said to me, I think

20:06

we should start Prager University. PragerU's

20:09

early funding came from the fracking

20:11

billionaires Dan and Ferris Wilkes. Known

20:14

as the Wilkes Brothers, besides backing PragerU,

20:16

they were heavy donors to Ted Cruz

20:18

in his 2016 presidential

20:20

bid. They also gave the seed

20:22

money for an upstart streaming service called The

20:25

Daily Wire. But more about that later. Shortly

20:29

after her cleansing procedure at the

20:31

Simon Wiesenthal Center, Candice aligned with

20:34

PragerU. On February 28,

20:36

2019, it was announced that Candice

20:38

Owens was starting a podcast with

20:40

the nonprofit organization. Her

20:42

first guest was Roseanne Barr, the

20:44

comedian famous for her late 80s

20:46

sitcom, Roseanne. Hey everybody, welcome to

20:48

the Candice Owens show where you get

20:51

my unfiltered opinions. And

20:53

this one is definitely unfiltered. In

20:55

her debut episode, Candice gave Roseanne Barr

20:57

a platform to explain the scandal behind

20:59

her ouster from a reboot of the

21:01

Roseanne show. Almost a year earlier

21:03

in May 2018, Roseanne was

21:06

fired from the show after suggesting

21:08

President Obama's former senior advisor, Valerie

21:10

Jarrett, looked like a character in

21:12

Planet of the Apes. Jarrett is

21:14

black. I've lost everything. And

21:17

I said to God, I am

21:19

willing to accept

21:21

whatever consequences this brings because I know

21:24

I've done wrong. A month after

21:26

her canceling, Roseanne initiated her apology tour

21:28

by appearing on a podcast with

21:30

one of her close friends, a man

21:32

named Rabbi Schmooley Boteach. You understand why

21:35

this caused a lot of pain. Yes,

21:38

I do. You know, it just makes

21:40

me sick that I did it

21:42

and that it was taken that way. Throughout

21:45

the years, people have turned to Rabbi

21:47

Schmooley to cleanse themselves of racist Singer

21:50

Michael Jackson famously sought his counsel when

21:53

the icon was accused of anti-Semitism. By

21:56

providing Roseanne a platform in March 2019, Candice was

21:58

playing a

22:00

similar role, giving a cleanse to

22:02

the Jewish comedian for her past

22:04

racial transgressions. At the time

22:06

of that tweet, I was in the

22:08

middle of the conversation about the Iranian

22:11

people for three months on Twitter.

22:13

Most of the reason I ever

22:15

went on Twitter was to defend

22:17

Jewish people and our

22:19

way of life and our thinking, and

22:22

also a new way of being in

22:24

the Middle East. Brzein

22:27

went on a long, meandering explanation for why

22:29

she compared Jared to the Planet of the

22:31

Apes, and ultimately apologized

22:33

for the statement. What was

22:35

horrifying about it to me was the way

22:37

that it was purposely mischaracterized, and I

22:39

was not allowed to explain it. I

22:41

was never allowed to say what it

22:44

was actually about and what I meant.

22:47

Candice did her part to explain Roseanne's

22:49

dilemma. Well, of course not. You're a

22:51

conservative. That's not how it works. No.

22:56

Conservatives don't get second chances. Conservatives don't get

22:58

to apologize. Conservatives don't get to explain in

23:00

a fuller form what they were

23:02

talking about. You should know that. Most of

23:04

the rules. Nobody knew that Valerie Jarrett was even

23:07

10% black. Nobody thought she

23:09

was black. They just dug for something and said,

23:11

ha, we've got her. What was

23:13

perhaps most noteworthy was that Candice debuted

23:16

her first talk show on a Jewish-run

23:18

network with the defense of a Jewish

23:20

comedian. Given her experience just

23:22

weeks earlier over her nationalism comments, it

23:24

appeared to be a symbolic offering to

23:27

the Jewish community. In

23:30

the months that followed, Candice went through

23:32

some major developments. Okay, guys, we

23:34

are rolling into another episode of the

23:36

Candice Owen show, and this one is

23:39

a wedding special. No,

23:42

I'm not talking about William and Kate or

23:44

Harry and Meghan. I'm talking about me.

23:47

I am getting married this weekend. In

23:49

August 2019, Candice married a

23:51

man named George Farmer. George was

23:54

an Oxford-educated Brit who got his start running

23:56

a hedge fund with his father. He

23:58

traded in base metals. George would

24:00

eventually get involved in politics, and at

24:02

its launch, he was appointed chairman of

24:04

Turning Point UK. So when

24:07

Candace participated in the launch in late 2018, during her

24:09

infamous nationalism

24:11

comments, her and George crossed paths.

24:14

It was apparently love at first sight, because

24:16

a little over two weeks after they met,

24:18

George Farmer proposed. The two

24:20

would marry at the Trump Winery near

24:23

Charlottesville, Virginia, owned by Donald Trump's son,

24:25

Eric Trump. Kanye did not

24:27

attend. By the time of her wedding,

24:29

the artist had distanced himself from Candace.

24:32

It was rumored that Kanye's in-laws,

24:34

the Kardashians, were behind the distancing.

24:37

Nevertheless, Candace was already a firm

24:39

fixture within the conservative movement. In

24:42

the months that followed her August 2019

24:44

wedding, she spoke on Capitol Hill. You

24:46

know that white supremacy and white nationalism is

24:48

nowhere near, ranks nowhere near the top of

24:50

the issue that are facing black America. And

24:52

the reason that you are bringing them up

24:54

in this room is because it is attempt

24:57

to make the election all about race as

24:59

a demociraptor. Not in my case, Ms. Owens,

25:01

I'm sorry. Please don't cut me off. Please

25:03

do not characterize my motive. Mr. Chairman, it's

25:05

my time. At CPAC 2020, the conservative political

25:08

action conference, she spoke out against the victimhood

25:10

narrative that was plaguing the black community. You

25:12

see, the sense of slavery was not brought

25:14

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25:17

left would have us imagine. Slavery

25:19

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25:21

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25:24

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25:26

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25:29

were trying to imperialize one another.

25:32

They would enslave their war captives into

25:35

labor. They would sometimes sell their own children.

25:37

They tortured others as a part of their

25:39

religious rights. And depending on which tribe you

25:41

were in, cannibalism was

25:43

even the commonplace. You

26:03

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26:05

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26:07

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26:09

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26:12

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26:15

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26:17

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26:19

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26:21

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26:23

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And out to read. Told America. So.

30:00

By May 2020, in less than

30:02

three years since her coming out video, Candace

30:04

Owens had risen to the upper echelons of

30:06

the political scene. The conservative establishment

30:09

loved what she was doing. She'd become

30:11

the perfect weapon to deliver a tough

30:13

love message to the Black community and

30:16

had grown accustomed to fielding the ire

30:18

of her brothers and sisters. But

30:21

a chance of rest in Minneapolis would raise

30:23

the anger directed at her to an entirely

30:25

new level. Please,

30:27

please, please, please. On

30:31

May 25, 2020,

30:34

a man named George Floyd Jr. died

30:36

while being arrested by Minneapolis police. Get

30:38

in the car. I can't move. I've been waiting

30:40

the whole time, man. Get

30:43

up and get in the car. Mama. Get up and get

30:45

in the car. I can't.

30:47

In Minneapolis tonight, tensions are high as

30:49

four police officers have been fired after

30:51

a man was pinned to the ground

30:53

and died. The incident was caught on

30:55

camera. The city of Minneapolis immediately

30:57

erupted in violence. Overnight,

31:00

Minneapolis on fire. Black

31:04

lives! Black lives! Where's

31:07

the fire? It does appear that that fire is

31:09

the police station. Chaos filled Minneapolis

31:12

streets for a fourth night. In the

31:14

days it followed, the destruction quickly spread

31:16

to big cities all across America. I

31:19

have nowhere to go now. This

31:21

country is on fire. We

31:24

are facing an insurrection by people

31:26

that we don't quite understand who

31:28

they are. But by all indications,

31:30

they are violent leftist thugs. Like

31:32

clockwork, politicians elbowed one another out of

31:34

the way to virtue signal and support

31:37

of George Floyd, including the future speaker

31:39

of the house, Mike Johnson. The facts

31:41

show that Mr. George Floyd appears to

31:43

have been the victim of murder. And

31:46

I personally don't believe that a close review of

31:48

the video can lead anyone to

31:50

any other conclusion. But a few

31:52

on the right had actually watched this

31:55

movie before and began asking questions. Candace

31:57

was one of them. About

31:59

a week... After riots erupted, Candace

32:01

decided to take to Facebook and burnt the

32:04

red pin in the community. I

32:12

do not support George Floyd and the media

32:14

depiction of him as a martyr. It

32:18

was something that I wanted to say early on, but

32:20

there were so many emotions and

32:22

so much pressure for me to

32:24

go with a popular opinion about

32:27

who George Floyd was and

32:29

sometimes it can be difficult when there are just so many

32:31

external pressures to say what you believe and this was an

32:33

instance where I felt like my silence

32:35

would have been better in the beginning.

32:37

She initially felt that being silent as

32:39

the riots erupted was the wise move

32:42

and people must remember the cultural landscape by June

32:44

3rd, 2020. The

32:47

country was literally on fire

32:49

with violent riots breaking out

32:51

in Minneapolis, New York City,

32:53

Los Angeles, Oakland, Chicago, Georgia,

32:55

practically every urban enclave in

32:57

America. The social contract had been

32:59

ripped to shreds. Blacks were

33:01

furious. They saw with their own

33:04

eyes the video of Minneapolis police

33:06

officer Derek Chauvin placing his knee on the

33:08

back of the neck of George Floyd and

33:10

it became the symbol of systemic racism

33:12

in law enforcement. The entire mainstream media

33:14

were raising George Floyd up as a martyr.

33:17

Almost no one dared to claim otherwise.

33:22

The social pressure for public figures to

33:24

buy into that narrative was absolutely enormous

33:27

but in the height of this outrage Candace

33:29

began digging into George Floyd's past. She

33:32

initially stayed back waiting for more details to

33:35

come in but when they did staying

33:37

quiet was no longer an option.

33:39

I recently came across something that was an idea that

33:42

was planted into my head

33:44

by Shelby Steele and it's been something that I cannot forget.

33:49

Shelby Steele is a black conservative author.

33:51

Shelby Steele said that she was a black conservative author.

33:55

She was a black conservative author. She was a

33:57

black conservative author. that

34:00

the black community is unique from other

34:02

communities, our culture is unique from other

34:05

communities because we are the only community

34:07

that caters to the bottom denominator of

34:09

our society. Now let me explain what

34:11

that means. It means to say that

34:14

not every black American is a criminal,

34:16

not every black American is committing crimes,

34:18

but we are unique in that we

34:20

are the only people that fight and

34:23

scream and demand support and justice for

34:25

the people in our community that are

34:27

up to no good. You would be

34:29

hard pressed to find a Jewish person

34:31

who has spent five stints in prison

34:33

who commits a crime and dies while

34:35

committing a crime and that

34:37

the Jewish people champion and demand justice for.

34:40

You will be hard pressed to find this

34:42

in white America, you will be hard pressed

34:44

to find this even in Latino America. If

34:46

there is a person that is spent multiple

34:48

times in prison, you are not going to

34:50

see a bunch of Latinos

34:53

coming out demanding justice for

34:55

this person even if, and I want to

34:57

be very clear, what I am saying is

34:59

not any defense for Derek Chauvin. She

35:02

believed the Floyd family should seek justice

35:04

in his case, but after looking at

35:06

his history, Candice couldn't believe that he

35:08

was being portrayed as a hero. She

35:11

went on to explain her research into

35:13

George Floyd and what she found was

35:15

not being widely reported by the media.

35:17

George Floyd is being uplifted as an

35:19

amazing human being. First and foremost, George

35:21

Floyd at the time of his arrest

35:23

was high on fentanyl and he was

35:25

high on methamphetamine. This came back in

35:27

both of his autopsy reports. If

35:29

you pursued the 911 transcript, you can

35:31

see the person describing somebody who is

35:33

out of their mind high, which is

35:36

what made the person fearful because he

35:38

tried to use a bill that I

35:40

guess was a fake bill to purchase

35:42

something. George Floyd had spent time in

35:44

prison for theft with a firearm, three

35:46

stints in prison for cocaine offenses, and

35:48

he'd even robbed a mother and her

35:50

child at gunpoint, pointing a gun at

35:52

the mother's abdomen. A neighbor

35:54

was astute enough to get the license plate

35:56

of the getaway car and George Floyd was

35:59

eventually arrested. He was sentenced to

36:01

five years in prison for that horrific crime.

36:04

This was all news to most people and

36:06

Candace was delivering it at a highly volatile

36:08

time. A time when the

36:10

Black community was lifting George Floyd up

36:12

as practically Jesus on the cross. And

36:15

it was at this precise moment, when the

36:17

Black community was out for blood for his

36:19

death, that Candace delivered the tough love message

36:21

that made her such a target within her

36:24

own community. Let me tell you, 6% of

36:27

the population, right, Black men, 6% of

36:30

the population, has house

36:32

for 44% of all murders

36:35

in this country, according to 2018 statistics. That

36:38

is what you call a gap. And yet white

36:41

people, white people who represent 60% of the

36:43

population, represent 50%

36:45

of all the murders, right? That makes

36:47

no sense. In a community where we

36:49

are extreme minorities, we commit 50%

36:51

of all violent offenses, even

36:54

we split. Her rant drew the

36:57

attention of conservative media, including Glenn

36:59

Beck. Is this really the guy

37:01

that Black America, I

37:03

mean, they were very careful to

37:05

pick Rosa Parks. Is

37:08

this the symbol of

37:10

Black America today? I'm going to

37:12

say yes, it is a symbol of Black America today,

37:14

and it's a symbol of a broken culture

37:17

in Black America today, and that people are not

37:19

willing to talk about again, how

37:21

we contribute to our own demise. Conservative

37:23

media loved her message, but the Black

37:26

community felt as if she were stabbing

37:28

them in the back, including stand-up icon,

37:30

Dave Chappelle. Why would anyone care

37:34

with their favorite comedian things after

37:37

they saw a police officer kneel on a

37:39

man's neck for eight minutes and

37:41

46 seconds? I can't get

37:43

that number out of my head because

37:45

it was my time of birth or

37:47

my birth certificate. I was born at

37:49

846 in the morning, and they killed

37:51

us in eight minutes

37:54

and 46 seconds. I watch

37:56

everything everybody says. I can't

37:58

even try to convince white

38:00

America don't worry about it he's

38:02

a criminal anyway. I

38:05

don't know if this is a bad idea, but I don't

38:07

care if this is a bad idea. I don't care if he

38:10

personally takes care of someone

38:12

and her stinky... I

38:16

don't know if it stinks but I imagine it does.

38:19

By constantly bringing up uncomfortable truth

38:21

to the black community, Candace was

38:23

sacrificing in a way that few

38:25

in the conservative movement could match.

38:28

The constant attacks by her own people

38:30

appeared to earn the respect of the

38:32

growing streaming network The Daily Wire. And

38:35

in September 2020, she appeared

38:37

on The Ben Shapiro Show. Candace Owens, thanks so

38:39

much for joining the show. Thanks for having me.

38:41

The show opened with then breaking some personal

38:44

news. You told me this, I'm not giving

38:46

anything away. You're pregnant? Yeah. How

38:49

do you feel about that? I'm excited. I mean, I'm

38:51

really excited for that next chapter of my life. And

38:53

I would say in terms of my political

38:55

life, the stakes feel a bit higher in

38:57

terms of where America is going to go.

38:59

But the show eventually got to an area

39:01

of contention between the two conservative commentators,

39:04

that being the cultural moment that Ben

39:07

had initially marginalized. So I need

39:09

to ask you about the Kanye issue. So famously

39:11

he had a little bit of a tete-a-tete on

39:13

Twitter when Kanye came out and

39:15

he was supporting President Trump and I said live by

39:17

the Kanye, die by the Kanye, which made me think,

39:19

you know, Kanye takes a lot of positions

39:21

on a lot of different issues. And you

39:23

got a little bit upset about that, it seemed. Yeah. I

39:26

think what I was upset with was that so many people

39:28

were just dismissing him and calling him crazy. And

39:31

it's just not fair. I mean, I think I

39:33

like Kanye. Kanye is a friend and Kanye

39:36

is a person that is a billionaire. I

39:38

would not take someone, you know, to

39:40

be like, he's richer than both you and I sitting here

39:42

combined, right? I'm assuming, I don't know, maybe you're a billionaire.

39:45

And people keep taking him lightly and it's been his

39:47

entire life. It's

39:55

addressed the elephant in the room. Unlike

39:57

other conservatives in media, her and Kanye

39:59

had taken it. an enormous risk in

40:01

delivering a tough love message to black

40:03

Americans. No mainstream gay, Muslim,

40:05

white, Asian, Latino or Jewish conservatives

40:07

had criticized their own community in

40:10

the way that Candace and Kanye

40:12

had with the black community. Maybe

40:14

I was emotional in my response because it

40:16

is so hard. You try being a black

40:19

conservative, a Miss Black Lives Matter, right, and

40:21

go out and say I support the president

40:23

and you will see how you get treated,

40:25

right? You with these, you get

40:27

called racist. And with us, it's

40:30

ferocious. They want you gone. I mean, they

40:32

will accuse you of anything. They want you gone. You get

40:34

death threats. You get all these horrible things. And here's a

40:36

guy that's just saying, I'm no longer going to lie about

40:38

who I support. Not if

40:40

you don't support him, you're a racist. And I

40:42

thought this is productive. It's a good thing for

40:45

someone to say, I'm comfortable saying that I'm black

40:47

and I'm a conservative in the cultural realm, especially

40:49

because we know most black Americans have their eyes

40:51

fixed culturally, that it just sent a huge signal

40:54

that it's okay to break away from the from

40:56

the hive mentality. So that was

40:58

the nuance. He wasn't doing anything that I found to

41:00

be harmful. After a very public

41:02

critique of Kanye, Ben Shapiro had come to

41:04

Candace's way of thinking on the issue. I

41:07

actually agree with that. I think that it's actually a very important

41:09

thing that Kanye West put on a MAGA hat and basically said,

41:11

you know what, it's fine. I'm allowed to wear a MAGA hat.

41:14

As someone who's been called the Jewish

41:16

Nazi for being a Republican, I certainly

41:18

understand the the perspective of being inside

41:20

a minority group where it is considered

41:22

verboten to be on a different side

41:24

of the political aisle. So I'm very

41:27

glad that happened. The two appeared

41:29

to have buried the hatchet. And it

41:31

should be noted that on paper, Ben and

41:33

Candace were similar in at least one way.

41:36

Candace was a black conservative in a community that

41:38

was over 90% liberal. Ben

41:41

was a Jewish conservative in a community that

41:43

by some estimates, though almost 80% for

41:46

Democrats. They'd become important

41:48

weapons within conservative politics, but

41:50

for different reasons. As

41:52

Candace and Ben's discussion continued, it looked as

41:55

if her appearance on The Ben Shapiro Show

41:57

was a bit of a test run to

41:59

see how the These two egos would

42:01

mesh, and apparently, Candace passed

42:03

the test. On

42:11

election night 2020, the Daily Wire

42:13

Co-founder, Jeremy Boring, broke some news. And

42:18

I think what you're doing is so important, and the only

42:20

thing that would make it cooler is if you did it

42:22

with us. Me? A woman joining the Daily Wire team? Yeah,

42:26

wait a minute. Yeah, I was second to one. No, you're right. I

42:29

said if any woman were going to be invited, it's you. Come be

42:31

Daily Wire. I think

42:33

100%. I would

42:35

love to join the Daily Wire. I think there is a

42:37

lot of stuff we could do together. Should

42:40

we make it official? On election night

42:42

America, am I joining the Daily Wire?

42:44

Is it real? Spend Shapiro to you first. Absafruitly.

42:49

And Andrew Klavan, the man that would later claim

42:52

to have played a role in discovering Candace, co-signed

42:54

the offer. Andrew. Andrew.

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Andrew. Please come over.

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Save us. Save us. Oh my

43:03

gosh. Well then, it is a done deal

43:05

on election night. Hey, all right. It's slightly bigger

43:07

than the results that come in. Candace

43:09

Owens is coming to Nashville, baby.

43:11

All right. Candace Owens was set

43:13

to join the burgeoning streaming service.

43:15

It was a big move for

43:18

everyone involved. But Candace appeared to

43:20

have no idea what she was stepping into,

43:23

because the Daily Wire had a

43:25

very specific agenda that was quietly

43:27

in operation. One that was

43:29

at odds with everything that she represented.

43:31

Before it was all over, Candace would

43:34

find out that asking tough questions in

43:36

search for the truth was not really

43:38

in the Daily Wire's charter. The company

43:40

that claimed to be against cancel culture

43:42

actually had its eye on being the

43:44

ones with the power to cancel. Coming

43:48

up on Redfield America. Candace

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43:52

with, opinions that I maybe even

43:54

very passionately disagree with in some

43:56

cases. But that's well within her

43:58

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