Candace Owens

And so I wanted to make sure that also because we were traveling with our children that we took security with us.

And so we took a...

former military person from the United States and a former military person from Europe that our family is very familiar with.

And we had a situation, it's genuinely going to make me cry because it was just so absolutely traumatizing.

But on the second day that we were there, or the second morning, I guess, that we were there, we got a knock on the door from one of our security persons.

This would be the European one.

And I could just tell by the fact that my husband stepped outside that something was wrong.

And he told us that our American military person had collapsed at breakfast.

And he sort of said, look, he's OK.

He's going to go lay down in his room.

But I can just tell you my judgment and what I know.

And I think we need to call the paramedics.

I think he's had a stroke.

And so, obviously, we immediately called the paramedics.

You can imagine this is our second day.

They were already, just as being former special forces people, nervous.

They had never been to Russia.

They didn't know what that was going to be like.

They assumed, obviously, that Russians would have their entire history, thought it might be problematic.

And so everyone was a bit just nerve wracked.