Our most anticipated series to date had its debut last night on X, formerly known as Twitter.

Candace Owens premiered her new 10-part original series, Convicting a Murderer,

which revisits the criminal murder trial of Stephen Avery, the subject of the popular

docu-series making a murderer. Hollywood portrayed Stephen Avery as an innocent victim of corrupt

law enforcement, but left out mountains of incriminating evidence against him in the creation

of making a murderer. It was a national sensation, and many people were completely convinced

that this man was innocent, but they didn't receive the full story. Candace, doing what she

does best, is bringing you the whole truth in convicting a murderer. And can I just say that this

is par for the course for Hollywood elitists? This is what they and the media always do. They

select information and arrange it in such a way that supports whatever agenda or ideology they

want to pedal in the moment. That's why companies such as ours, the Daily Wire, are so important,

if I do say so myself, because we have to counter that movement with the truth.

Well, that's what Candace's career has been about. That's what she continues to do in convicting

a murderer. I've had the pleasure of having my dear friend Candace on the show to get her

perspective and hear more about the series and what it's all about. Take a look.

So listen, Candace, you and I have a lot of things in common, but one thing we have in common is

when the entire culture is saying one thing, our first instinct is to say they're probably

totally wrong. I just assumed if everybody's saying this guy is innocent, he's got to be guilty

as sin. And I know you actually followed it very, very closely. And then you, because you refused

to let anything like this just slip through the culture, you said, no, I'm going to prove that

this jerk totally did it. Is that basically how this project came about? I will say that I obviously

have a fascination with the media's ability to brainwash not just the masses in general,

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