[00:00] you and Charlie Kirk had an interesting
[00:03] encounter in Philadelphia the City of
[00:05] Brotherly Love
[00:07] I wouldn't see in love there when you
[00:10] guys were accosted by the anti-fog Aang
[00:14] what happened I guess we were guilty of
[00:18] trying to eat some pancakes and waffles
[00:21] there were about four people that were
[00:24] sitting on a table diagonal from us and
[00:26] they immediately recognized Charlie and
[00:28] myself and apparently sent out a bat
[00:31] signal we thought that they could
[00:32] potentially get through the meal without
[00:34] any disturbances and that was false we
[00:36] looked up from our meal and there were
[00:37] about 25 people outside at the window
[00:40] throwing things at us and then they
[00:42] stormed the restaurant and started
[00:44] screaming that we were fascists that we
[00:46] were white supremacist and that we
[00:48] needed to leave well let me get this
[00:49] right
[00:50] you know I'm observant enough to
[00:53] recognize that you're an
[00:54] african-american woman and somehow you
[00:56] are a white supremacist I'm not figuring
[00:58] that one out Candace you'll have to
[01:00] explain it to me I'm not figuring out
[01:03] exactly either I think the definition of
[01:06] white supremacy has shifted it just
[01:08] means anybody that disagrees with the
[01:10] left
[01:11] anybody that dares to venture away from
[01:13] democrat ideologies and I find it
[01:17] interesting too that the anti feh
[01:19] movement is about being anti-fascist but
[01:23] the methods that they employ are as
[01:25] classic textbook fascism as anything
[01:28] I've seen probably since the fascist
[01:31] movement of the 30s do they not
[01:33] understand that I mean do they look like
[01:35] they've opened a textbook recently I
[01:37] would say definitely don't think they
[01:39] have
[01:42] Touche what what do you see though as
[01:48] the threat to our country and I know
[01:50] we're having some fun here tonight but
[01:52] it's not fun when I think about there's
[01:54] a whole generation of younger people who
[01:56] are convinced that they're right but
[01:59] they never have a conversation with
[02:00] anyone that they disagree with they just
[02:03] scream and yell and in the case of you
[02:05] and Charlie actually threw water on
[02:07] Charlie that's correct I think the
[02:11] biggest threat to our country right now
[02:12] is the censorship of ideas we're seeing
[02:15] that on college campuses where it's
[02:18] predominantly liberal and when a
[02:20] conservative speaker is welcomed to the
[02:22] campus as Charlie and I are we are shut
[02:24] down immediately
[02:25] we are protested we have Antipa
[02:27] protesters we have black lives matter
[02:29] protesters simply because they do not
[02:31] want to hear different ideas they are
[02:33] against capitalism they are against free
[02:35] markets and as you mentioned in the
[02:37] opening of the show there for socialism
[02:39] I'm curious about your own worldview
[02:42] where did it come from at what point did
[02:45] you say here's what I believe about the
[02:48] world how it works and I'm going to be
[02:50] an articulate spokesperson for it like
[02:52] most people I went through the public
[02:54] school system which means that I emerged
[02:56] as a person who thought that Republicans
[02:58] are racist and that Democrats were the
[03:00] saviors at every point in history I
[03:02] thought that I had to be a liberal
[03:04] because I'm african-american and when I
[03:07] actually think about the origins of
[03:09] these ideas in terms of my life
[03:10] everything that ever went right was
[03:12] presented to me by my grandfather and
[03:14] everything that he values he values God
[03:17] above anything else
[03:18] his wife family togetherness we read the
[03:20] Bible every morning before we ate
[03:22] breakfast it's conservative today that's
[03:24] a conservative position so the
[03:25] highlights of my life are conservative
[03:27] eventually I just want to start taking
[03:29] personal responsibility for my life and
[03:31] I emerged as a conservative and I wanted
[03:33] to be the loudest voice for the black
[03:34] community and understanding that these
[03:35] ideas are going to help us well you've
[03:38] been an amazing voice for reason and
[03:41] responsibility do you find that there
[03:43] are people on the Left who will sit down
[03:46] and talk to you and engage in a
[03:48] thoughtful adult level conversation do
[03:51] you have those
[03:53] yes I would say that there are many
[03:55] students who stand up when we go on
[03:57] their college campuses we always say if
[03:59] you disagree with us come to the front
[04:00] of the line and ask us a question and
[04:02] they always do then the moment that they
[04:04] realize they cannot defend their ideas
[04:06] the moment that they realize that their
[04:08] ideas are simply emotions they get very
[04:11] upset very quickly and they store them
[04:12] away and they start shouting so
[04:14] challenging them is what makes them
[04:16] upset popping their utopian bubble is
[04:18] what makes them upset the organization
[04:21] that you are a part of charlie Kirk who
[04:23] was with us on the show a few months
[04:25] back turning-point us a major goal for
[04:27] what you hope to achieve and what you do
[04:30] day in and day out we just try to get
[04:32] conservative ideas in the school systems
[04:35] on campuses in high schools it really
[04:38] should start even beneath that these
[04:39] kids are being indoctrinated in
[04:41] preschool in elementary school they're
[04:43] learning that there are 87 genders but
[04:46] we do what we can do and we we are the
[04:48] troops on the ground fighting for
[04:49] conservative beliefs and making people
[04:51] understand what makes America great
[04:53] making them understand that America is
[04:55] the greatest country in the world
[04:57] despite what the professor's might want
[04:59] them to think in the few seconds we have
[05:01] just a simple answer are you optimistic
[05:03] or pessimistic about the future of
[05:06] America I'm incredibly optimistic about
[05:10] the future of America because I'm out
[05:12] here fighting and I have no intentions
[05:13] of giving up you know I love hearing
[05:15] that I love hearing you and it's such a
[05:18] delight to have you Thank You Candice
[05:20] for being with us
[05:21] Candice Ella
[05:24] our thanks to canis Olins for being
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