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All right guys, we are rolling into a different type of a segment here on the Candace Owen show, the first of its kind,

where I just want to give you guys my thoughts on what is going on today in this political climate and in this social climate.

A couple of weeks ago, I posted a video on Facebook which got a lot of traction, over 100 million views in just one week

and was shared across the world's many different languages in which I discussed the Black Lives Matter movement

and why I was disagreeing with the mainstream narrative particularly, the one that was being produced surrounding the George Floyd killing.

Now I want to be extra clear here again as I was then.

George Floyd did not deserve to die on that day and I think everybody in America agreed.

There was not a single person that was defending Derek Chauvin.

But what I was questioning beyond that was just the narrative that this person was a good individual.

I was discussing the tendency in Black America for us to uplift criminals to pretend that they are heroes and martyrs when they die at the hand of white individuals.

And I was discussing George Floyd's record, his own lifestyle of terrorizing the Black community, a man who had spent nine different stints in jail and in prison.

Of course, many people around the world thought that this video was something that should be discussed and should be debated.

And other people were completely outraged.

Tons of reactions, some good and some bad, some in between maybe, probably the biggest reaction or the most well-known person who reacted was of course comedian Dave Chappelle.

He did a stand up, said some things that I cannot repeat for my audiences, said he wanted to assault me in my lady parts because he felt that I was diminishing the death of George Floyd by bringing up his record.

In fact, he thought that the streets, which he described as alive, were justified in their reactions.

He was basically offering an excuse for the rioting and eluding that we're seeing.

He's saying the streets are finally responding in the way that they need to respond well.

Let's just look at Black history to see if the streets responding and the streets being alive with rioting and eluding in their own communities has ever served us.

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