Two, one. And we are here with Jimmy Doe. And I was just telling Jimmy that I took my BBC

Hawk parents to watch a show in Liverpool last year. And I think I saw their eyes expanding.

And they were laughing quite a lot as well. So I really appreciate that, man. And thank you

for coming on and spending some time with us.

My pleasure.

Thanks for sharing your experience at the stand-up comedy show.

I'm glad I could still have that effect on people.

Well, I hope you come back and we could do it again.

Definitely, yeah.

I didn't spend enough time in Liverpool.

I was in and out.

Boom. So there's this huge news story, BBC headline

this evening. Candice Owens is a demon. Has that crossed the Atlantic? There's certainly been a paid

coordinated smear campaign to get the social media influencers who are on the take to attack

Candace Owens and use these specific words, demon, demonic, evil, and they're doing it.

But there's this thing, I don't know if in the United States, it's called the Streisand effect.

And what that is is when you, Barbara Streisand, one famously tried to have a private wedding at her estate.

And she tried to ban airplanes flying over and ban photographers. And all it did was create more attention.

And so more people actually got to see it. And so that's exactly what this is doing too.

It's creating people's interest in seeing, well, what exactly is Candace Owen going to say?

And so it's actually having the exact opposite effect.

And instead of, you know, squelching her and silencing her voice, they're actually unwittingly

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