Candace Owens

This man loves the spotlight like you wouldn't believe.

We're going to talk about that in a second.

But he goes on to a podcast and decides to open up about me, of course, and what I did wrong, saying essentially things were fine until they weren't fine.

I'm just going to let you hear him in context, what I've done here and what he has to say about me.

Take a listen.

So what's amazing about that is he's not even aware of how objectively racist what he just said was.

We brought Candace on because she was critiquing Black people.

We brought her on because it was nice to have a Black person that was willing to call out Black Lives Matter.

And that's largely why I brought her on.

That's why we did.

And she was doing great.

We did a documentary.

She talked about how Black Lives Matter had grown into really what it was, was a Black supremacy movement where they were no longer fighting for equality.

Actually, what they wanted was special treatment.

I believe that.

I stand by that.

I have not shifted my viewpoints on BLM and the fact that it was going to ultimately backfire on Black America like it did burn down Black American cities.

But then...

Then that, oh my gosh, when she then noticed that Israel was actually flattening cities, really bad analogy there, Jeremy.

When she noticed that actually the Jewish community was acting like the supremacists suddenly and noticed that they were acting exceptionally, they wanted to be treated exceptionally, and they were coming after speech, that's when I realized that this energy, this energy couldn't be harnessed.