The Candace Owens Show: Andrew Klavan

The Candace Owens Show

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4.6 • 18.9K Ratings

🗓️ 25 August 2019

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Free speech is under fire in America today. The Daily Wire’s Andrew Klavan, host of The Andrew Klavan Show, explains why we must preserve this fundamental right — whether in the media, on college campuses, or in the public square. PragerU is a 501c3 non-profit organization. To help keep our videos free and produce more content like this, please consider making a tax-deductible donation: https://donate.prageru.com/CO

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0:00.0	Okay. Okay. We are rolling into another episode of The Candace Owen Show. Do you consider
0:20.0	yourself to be a free speech purist? Or do you simply like me consider yourself to be
0:25.5	a free speech enthusiast? Where do we draw a line or do we draw a line at all when it comes to
0:31.2	free speech? And personally, being a public figure, it's really hard to wake up every day and
0:36.2	read things about you that are untruth to know that there is no responsibility whatsoever for
0:41.4	reporters and journalists to make up patent lies. Here to discuss all things free speech with me,
0:47.9	Andrew Klaven hosts of the Andrew Klaven Show and author of another Kingdom. Welcome to The
0:53.1	Candace Owen Show. So great to be here. I know. We have to start by telling people our backstory
0:57.7	because people don't know. I know. I saw you online. I don't know how many hits you had, but it
1:02.5	wasn't a lot. No. And I thought there she is. That's that woman really has got it. But I have to
1:07.6	tell you, this is this is my special gift. This is my superpower. You know, I found Jordan Peterson
1:11.6	when he had 600 hits and had him on my show. I found you when you were there, I put Michael Knowles
1:16.6	on my show. I will probably go to hell for that. But no, I've had a bunch of people. I grew up
1:23.0	in broadcasting. My father was a fairly famous New York DJ. He was a famous New York DJ. He
1:28.0	wasn't a famous national DJ. He was a famous New York DJ. And I can spot a good broadcaster
1:34.0	from a million miles away when Ben Shapiro did that morning show. I had never heard him before.
1:40.2	I would bump into bandit functions and shake his hands and say hi and all this stuff. And one day,
1:44.3	I heard him on the air and I called him up and I said, you know, you are a big radio broadcasting talent.
1:50.6	And he was like, well, thanks, thanks. But a couple of years later, he was a big radio broadcasting talent.
1:55.8	So I've got a I've got a I. Yeah, people should be paying attention to your show to see what
1:59.9	up it coming talent was. I got a mold. I got a mold. A nobody. Let's see, I was nobody. I had made
2:05.2	a couple of YouTube videos. Didn't really know where it was going to land. And you were the first
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