Hey guys, welcome to relatable. Thank you so much for being here. Today I am going to talk to

Candace Owens. She is formerly of Turning Point USA. She runs a movement called Blegzit. We

are going to talk about what she's up to now, what she sees for herself in the future. And we are

also going to talk about how she deals with all of the criticism that she gets, which is something that

we have talked about a lot on this podcast. And you guys ask me about a lot. It can be very

intimidating and very difficult to put your voice out there, especially if you're a political

conservative, especially if you're a Christian and a conservative, knowing that they're going to be

people who trash talk you, people who don't want to be your friend anymore. And so she is going

to give us some wisdom on that. Candace, thanks so much for joining me. Thank you for having me.

Always a pleasure. Yes. Okay. So you were at Turning Point USA. You had an awesome run so much good.

I feel like for you came out of your role there and for Turning Point. A lot of good came out for

Turning Point because of you. So tell me what your next stage is and what this next year of your

life might look like. Yeah, I mean, when I got Turning Point, I was totally a newbie. I didn't

know anybody. I had no prior experience and politics. Didn't even really know how to do what

was crazy. Yeah. So really, it's funny. It's a student organization. But in many ways, I felt like

I was a student while I was there and just sort of learning the game of politics, which was a blessing.

And then it sort of, you know, things took off really quickly. And I was just sort of ready for

the next step to sort of assert like who Candace Owens is. And what I wanted to bring for

Turning Point was sort of this minority awakening and talking about these things in the context

in terms of Black America, you know, what it means to be a Black American, which should be the same

as what it means to be an American. Yeah. But due to a corrupt education system, we have been

feeling like we were somehow separate from the American dream. And I wanted to take that to the next

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