Today I want you to meet the vociferous charming and unbelievable 30-year-old woman at the helm of a

strange new cultural cultural movement that is absolutely reshaping America. A movement so

influential that it probably will shape the 2020 election, especially if she's right. She says that

Donald Trump will get 30% of the black vote. Donald Trump only got 8% of the black vote in 2016.

15% would be landslide. She believes between 20 and 30. Well, 8% was before she started speaking out

and Kanye West started wearing a make America great again hat, hugging Trump in the Oval Office.

Candace Owens is the one that played an enormous role in making that moment happen. She created

Blacksit Miz in Black Exit. The idea that black people shouldn't have to vote against their own

well-being just to appease someone else, especially not under the guise that it's progressive.

And she has taken her movement into the White House and into Congress. She has really pissed off

a lot of people, but she has invigorated many people who felt lost and alone in the world.

Today I am positive you already know who she is, but I invite you to hear her in this setting

recorded in our Mercury Studios. It all comes together. This is one of the episodes after you

finish you're probably going to walk away with the conversation in your mind and Richmond and

Argumentay, Rich Dialogue and maybe even a reason to believe. Today Candace Owens.

I'm so excited to talk to you. I think you are one of the

bravest and most eager learners I have seen in a long time and you're super, super smart and gifted

at communication. But before I get into all of the things that you have done recently and

the transformation in you, I want to know who you were. You grew up, your dad was an alcoholic,

you said your life wasn't easy. Was it hard? That's been one of the things that's been

the craziest, the craziest element of my political journey is watching the left and the media try to

almost whitewash me. Like if when you read about Candace Owens it sounds like I was an overprivileged

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