so.

Like them being known for me and being trying to be out of

things that just feel like they can't come at me this evening because I'm really a street person.

Alright, you're ready to start.

Okay, ladies and gentlemen, we are rolling into another episode of The Candace Owens

Show.

I will be honest and I will say for the first time in my political career,

I have been feeling pessimistic about the black community.

I jumped into this space of feeling optimistic feeling like there was change that could be implemented

if we were willing to have the tough conversations.

When I look up at the world today and I see these protests and I see these riots

and I see who and what is at the center of these riots.

When I see black businesses being burned down, when I see black criminals being martyred

and when I see black athletes and black celebrities and black community leaders

sanctioning this violence in our community and remaining mum on the larger

instances of violence in our community, I wonder if black America will ever get ahead.

When I sit down and I think by myself about why we end up in this predicament,

I always come up with the answer of culture.

What is black culture?

How is it impacting black America?

Is it for the better or is it for the worse?

Here to discuss all of those things with me is a person foremost,

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