Welcome to part two of my interview with George Farmer. We continue to discuss

his relationship with his wife, Candace Owens, how he met her in 17 days later,

proposed to her. And she said, yes, he gives all the details. It's very fascinating, very

romantic as well. We continue to discuss his relationship with Andrew Tate. And then also the

emergence of the influencer space daily wire and how that relates to religiosity, whether

it's Judaism, Islam, Christianity, traditional Catholicism, et cetera. If you miss the first part,

part number one, feel free to watch this one, but also go back and watch the first episode,

because we talk about his conversion to Catholicism. We talk about maryology and how he came to

understand the Catholic beliefs about the Virgin Mary. And we also talk about the traditional

Latin mass. So part one is excellent. Don't miss it. But part two is even better. So keep watching,

enjoy the interview. One of the interesting things about the interview that your wife,

Candace Owens, do with Andrew Tate's, I think I might be wrong on this. I think that might be

the first and only successful interview that Andrew Tate's ever had with a woman.

Right. Is that right? I think that's the first one. I know that the BBC tried one and it sort

of blew up. That didn't really work out well. Yeah. But Candace gave him a long interview,

and I think she was fair with him. Do you think Andrew was maybe a little softer or less

on his guard because he was being interviewed by a woman by Candace? No, I didn't think so.

No. I mean, I think that he was just as forceful and powerful as he ever is. I think,

I think he respects, I mean, again, I'm speaking for him here, and I'm certainly willing for him

to correct me on this. But I definitely perceived it as a match kind of of the equals in some way.

It's like somebody who is very powerful in his own right, who's got an incredible following,

has built his own career, has built his own following, and Candace as somebody who, again,

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