Candace Owens

I'm literally April 29th.

I couldn't believe this.

The U.S.

House is considering a resolution condemning Hassan Piker.

I've never spoken to that person in my entire life.

And Candace Owens for... You got it, guys.

Antisemitism.

Who's bringing this forward?

Okay, we've got reps Mike Lauer and Josh Gottheimer.

It's a bipartisan bill to denounce antisemitic hate-filled rhetoric.

Um...

though far-left Piker says that the move is making antisemitism worse.

That is our subheading here.

The resolution begins by condemning antisemitic hate-filled rhetoric and content that is disseminated to prominent online personalities, blah, blah, blah.

It tells us that whereas the rise of digital media platforms has enabled individuals with large audiences to disseminate disinformation, commentary, and political viewpoints to millions of viewers worldwide, such influence carries a heightened responsibility.

to avoid rhetoric that promotes hatred, violence, or discrimination against any group, including Jewish individuals and communities.

All on the same day, everyone is just suddenly signaling that speech is violence.

Speech is now violence.

They name check me and says, whereas Candace Owens has employed rhetoric that has included conspiracy theories, accusing Israel of controlling the United States government.

By the way, ironically, these two people, both of them brought this forward, take more than a million dollars from AIPAC.