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All right, you guys, happy Thursday. This, of course, is the last episode before we go on a one

week break because we need to research so much. And I'm going to tell you

guys, this is going to be an explosive episode. One of our viewers, and truly I cannot believe I

missed this, they found a certain John Trugno entering the United States in 1961. Plus, on top of that, some of you guys have been messaging me about the show White Lotus

and how there is this random incest theme that's suddenly running through it in the recent season.

And somehow, that term, White Lotus, has come up in my research.

I'm telling you guys, this is all getting really

crazy. So welcome back to Candace.

To be honest, crazy doesn't really cut it. It's cosmically insane. Everything that's going on in the world.

So I'm going to first explain this expression that we use in America because I know we have so many international viewers. There's an expression in America, a hit dog will holler. Okay, a hit dog

will holler. So what that means is sometimes when you're not meaning to offend anybody,

you might say something and people get offended. Like they get triggered almost. It elicits a

response that you're not expecting. And you go, oh, well, the reason why you react to that, you're a hit dog hollering. You reacted to that because there's something that you know. It's not because of what I said. It's because of who you are. Okay. I'll give you an example of that. So I think it was back in 2022. Very strange. I tweeted about genocide. I said something that was perfectly normal. I tweeted

genocide is always wrong, right? The exact tweet is no government anywhere has a right to commit

a genocide ever. There is no justification for a genocide. I can't believe this even needs to be

said or is even considered the least bit controversial to state. I was reacting to

something that a congressman had said, saying that there was no such thing as an innocent Palestinian

life. And then all of a sudden, a person who used to be a friend of mine, Dave Rubin, jumps in

and gets really defensive about whether or not Palestinians are being genocided.

And this was like way early.

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