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The Candace Owens Show: Race in America

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Over the past few years, Candace Owens has had many important conversations on the issue of race relations with a powerful lineup of guests. In this special compilation episode, watch some of the most insightful moments and best discussions of racial issues from The Candace Owens Show. Subscribe so you never miss a new episode! 👉 https://www.prageru.com/series/candace/

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@jessicaqu3 years ago “I hate all people if they’re stupid” 😂😂 Me too, girl. Me too. 169
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@Smarter443 years ago Keep on SPEAKING TRUTH and CLARITY, Ms. Candace!! 163
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@maralynsmith96573 years ago As a retired teacher, from a white poor background. I do believe that the problem today for working class children from all races is the dumbing down of the curriculum, and lack of discipline in our schools. Proper discipline comes from tough love. You care about every child and you do the very best for them as a teacher and that is by zero tolerance of bad behaviour. The carrot and the stick, but the telling of the pupil why you are disciplining them, that is because you care about how their lives work out and you don’t want them to make a mess of it. You have to teach respect for all and show the children this is expected, and pulling each other to pieces is not to be tolerated. I am a christian ( church of England) background and this is what I believe is missing from education today. You teach that you treat everyone as you would want to bectreated and you do not deviate from this. You are right Candice. In Glasgow we had knife crime and gangs exactly like London today. It is not just one race this happens to, there are other factors at play here. What I believe also is that for people to be violent towards others is that they have not been taught properly at home. That is not to say I am blaming parents because they can only do what they think is the right thing to do, and if they were shouted and sceamed out by their parents then they will do this to their children thinking this is how it should be done, making angry children who strike out without thinking and ruin theirs and others lives. I do believe that Anger Management should be taught in schools as a must. Nowadays expectations are low of working class or single parent households from the management of schools, this I have fought against all my life, to no avail, as it seems no one will care about the children.
I have seen where everything has gone wrong since the 60s and I do believe proper education is the key to everything. The 3 Rs for all kids is a must. We must have them all reading and writing there is no excuse. All children whatever their outward appearance have the capacity for greatness if we teach them kindness, and tolerance, and teach them to love education and see it as a stepping stone to something else. We need to make sure no one is left behind. What I found with the lowest achievers is a giving up, and that is what we need to guard against. They have to be given examples in school of people who have achieved even though they had a disability or found things hard. Hopefully money will be found in uk and usa to fund better and proper education because I believe that is the key. Love and best wishes ... 107
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@SheenaRea3 years ago Candace, thank you. I'm white and I grew up poor but I had my parents. We were taught the importance of work and getting a good education. I've busted my butt in various jobs until I was able to think of myself as a success. There is no such thing as privilege in my family, except this: we were lucky to have a father who loved our mother, and they stayed together for us kids. ... 67
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@Friedbrain113 years ago From the age of 7, I grew up without a father. Instead, I became the "father" figure. My siblings became prosperous and live well in happy relationships. I on the other hand am poor and alone. That is partly because I had no father figure myself to rely on. I am happy that my siblings are well and live well. That is enough. I can say that without a father to lean on it is difficult to become a well-rounded individual. Family is more important than ever in America. ... 223
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@stefanadamcik82213 years ago Candace,I am an American working in Africa. I've been here in and off for about 6 years since 2013. The other day, I saw a younger female soldier from Guinea watching a cardi b vid. I gently recommended your channel instead. One mind at a time. ... 79
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@SPORTSNUTIM3 years ago Candace: beautiful and intelligent too boot! 94
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@spionsilver96263 years ago i dont see race , i only see people
and i love that there are honest people talking about serious stuff for a change 76
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@ironeagle42743 years ago If we only had more people like Candace, our world would be so much better for it. 30
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@cliffbot6383 years ago Imagine hating this country when it's likely your parents or grandparents worked hard to make sure you were born here. That's my case and I'll always be grateful to my grandparents for saving up so my mom, dad, and their siblings could move here. ... 152
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@nigelfishburn60103 years ago Candice you are doing an amazing job . Never back down . Message from Manchester UK. You are truly an inspiration not only to the states but to the world x 34
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@jdrigot3 years ago Brilliant conversations, why isn't this heard everywhere?!? I have to believe, want to believe, these truths will be more and more heard. Thank-you Candace for your courage for speaking out. 11
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@Lybrel3 years ago Imagine being the only Black guy since 1881 to become a Senator in the South and be called “Uncle Tim” 🤔🤔🤔 353
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@dolland3 years ago More people need to hear this. Candace is brilliant, as are all her guests. 33
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@lancemiller17253 years ago Im a vet retired cop age 52 & Toxic male..
Love candaceO
MLK ... Content of character 52
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@iceysetnalloc43803 years ago 0% BS conversation.. hats-off to all the guests and to Candace.. 18
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@neeko33harlow43 years ago Strange that the majority of the black community will listen to the people who constantly tell them they will never amount to anything because of their skin color instead of listening to other black people who have succeeded in this country and are willing to help them ... 39
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@earnestredwood46943 years ago Thank you Candace this is one of greatest montages of speakers I have ever seen. Thank you also PegerU. 14
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@margaretgreenwood42433 years ago If the Truth hurts you should learn from it. Bless you Candace. Love from the UK 😘 18
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@joshuamendez5873 years ago “If you are in fact a white supremacist living in America today the best thing you can do is sit back and enjoy the show.”-Candace Owens
Thank you for speaking the truth!! 5
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@m8physicsapogee3223 years ago Candace, you and your guests offer the most pragmatic solutions for black success in America !! 5
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@MC-wh3xm3 years ago Race Relations in America: normal people get along fine, which makes far leftists very upset. 382
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@USMCdad4703 years ago Candace, I love what you do, you not only speak the truth but you speak in a way to motivate all races to do a self- evaluation. You have had a great influenza on me and my three young kids (16, 19, & 22 yo) I'm sure you've open thousands of eye and still doing it. Keep at it and stay Safe and Strong. God Bless you and your Family ... 17
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@elycetyler19423 years ago “The most controversial thing that I’ve said ‘behind closed doors.’ If you’re a white supremacist right now, you can sit back and enjoy the show.” How she sums it up: “People don’t like the truth, because the truth doesn’t always feel good.” She is so badass! ... 9
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@gracie23823 years ago The gospel needs to be shared to black community and the growth of holiness need to advance in the black communities 8
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@robinrobyn17143 years ago I'm a white man, and I remember years ago, I was at an auction/ swap meet.
I was talking to an African man, named" Mamadu". He was selling africana. Items from Africa.
As I spoke to him, an American black couple happened to pass by.
I remember Mamadu telling me that it pissed him off that black Americans refer to themselves as " African- American", as they're clueless about Africa. ... 55
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@martingibbons70703 years ago The more I see Candace the more I have hope for the future. Always truthful articulate and WOW 2
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@carriebrowning94773 years ago We are a biracial family and we appreciate you Candace 12
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@klaybiggins40403 years ago You don’t have to like Candace to hear the truth she often unfurls and unravels. 111
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@patrickboodhai67503 years ago Why can't there be more like you 💕 and admiration from Trinidad 🇹🇹 7
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@makingtechsense1263 years ago What a great collage of conversations. Thank you. 1
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@BadTasteforguys3 years ago It would be awesome if you did an episode with some college aged people of different backgrounds 40
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@rachellewalters81113 years ago An ALL STAR-ALL CLASS SHOW and CONVERSATION! 9
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@7skheaven3 years ago Great interviews! I really enjoyed hearing from the last young man from Nigeria. Candace, you give us hope for the future to know there are young people with common sense. 1
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@nellie09033 years ago That was frickin awesome, Candace. I was riveted from the beginning right to the end. Outstanding. 4
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@Cloud32143 years ago She is so charming and intelligent I love it. 11
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@georger662411 months ago Thank you very much Kansas Owings you’re right on. Thank you very much.
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@rocl16153 years ago Love the show!! Love the guest! The show is terrific! 3
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@juliapower97923 years ago What is the name of the lovely female guest? It is so refreshing to see two smart, beautiful women having an intelligent conversation sharing their experience....thank you. 9
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@MFYouTube6833 years ago Great discussions and guests! Keep up the good work! ❤️ from 🇨🇭
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@Dogatemyhomework9273 years ago Such reason and positive outlook.. ❤️❤️💯💯 9
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@ColtonWeeks3 years ago Bravo. More conversations like these are what is needed to help move us all forward together so we can put identity politics in the dustbin. 4
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@terwya3 years ago It was so good to see Kingface again. RIP you passed away too soon such a powerful voice for the Black community especially when he used to stand on the street corners of New York and preaching conservatism & love of Country. I love seeing these older videos when Candace was with Prager U. I really love her show on Daily Wire every Friday. You have to be a member of Daily Wire to watch or wait a few days and then you can check out some of it on Candace YouTube page. ... 3
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@cj.t.73213 years ago CANDACE= HONESTY- TRUTH-
EMPOWERING- ENLIGHTENMENT!!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH, For YOUR EXAMPLE TO US ALL!!!!!!! 2
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@gerismith54863 years ago Love listening to you and your programs.
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@kham95783 years ago I love these 2 beautiful, smart , strong women ! These are the type of women girls should look up to not cardi B , or the other lunatics that call themselves feminists these days !! 42
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@hubertcumberdale26513 years ago "The solution to race in America? Stop talking about it." - Morgan Freeman. I think PragerU should take that advice as well. 17
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@johnnycramer58413 years ago Awesome conversation and truth. God bless Candace Owens!! Timmy C Arizona 1
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@dianemacdougall3193 years ago What a great conversation!! You both give me So Much Hope for our country!!
Keep up the fight!! 1
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@livelaughlove46353 years ago This was a great compilation of your interviews. I hope you are able to get your message out to more people in the black community so they can see the truth. 4
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@KristaUm3 years ago Thank you for your work and dedication.
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@mariadelamain25203 years ago Wow I can't even believe people come on here before the woman even starts talking to disparage her and make nasty comments and don't even have any idea what she's going to say. Smh there was a time when opposing sides actually conversed and listened to the other side even if they disagreed they didn't throw insults ... 22
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@linguist2k3 years ago The truth coming out of this compilation was extraordinarily refreshing!
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@ninakosi79793 years ago I am so proud of you young women who understand the world of race...... please speak more and often about your positive biracial life.... thank you for being around and speaking up... it’s politics that makes this mess, and power that ruins us.
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@johnp94023 years ago Thank you Candace for all your doing to enlighten people that are stuck in the darkness of ignorance of the truth. 10
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@oceejekwam68293 years ago Candace the Queen of Truth and Fairness. Keep up the good work.
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@angztekindustries3 years ago One of my best friends is a beautiful, wonderful and loving (Black, mixed ethnicity) American female who recently became a Mother who like myself, does not subscribe to the woke cultist behavior. She told me the best thing I did was suggest she purchase and read your book Blackout.
On a different topic, I never realized how "White"
I was until everyone around me started reminding me every 5 seconds out here in NYC, even just taking the train from Brownsville Brooklyn, which happens to be the only area "White Privelege" allows me to afford to live while collecting foodstamps.
😂💸🤡💊🗽
God Bless Larry Elder and Candace Owens. GodBlessAmerica!
>>>BTW "prejudice" and "racism/bigotry" are different concepts that get confused quite often. ... 12
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@rebecca67643 years ago Also Jamaicans, American Blacks should also spend time with Jamiacans or Balcks from the Caribbean. Most are delighted to be able to come to the USA and prosper. 5
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@reyess123 years ago Great show Candice, you are an amazing interviewer. 1
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@seilers97423 years ago Most Americans have no idea how good we have it, thank you candace for being a voice of reason, 1
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@pdude19113 years ago Dennis, please talk about MARIJUANA. Greets from Holland! 7
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@sgprettyinink3 years ago I miss watching Kingface's perspectives being laid out for us. I hope he changed many lives' direction around him before he left this world. He certainly captured my attention over the years watching his content. Thank you Candace! ... 8
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@stephmase223 years ago Candace Owens I can't wait to vote for you as President. You give me hope for humanity. Thank you. 1
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@littlegreenbud20673 years ago I love how Candance takes time to do an experiment in empathy to Get her conclusions 10
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@MOVIMKR73 years ago Your brilliant as beautiful, love your work. Godspeed 4
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@mc185343 years ago The truth may hurt but only the truth can set us free... God bless you Ma am and keep fighting the good fight!🙏 1
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@franciswright31493 years ago Love you cause you speak the truth no matter how painful it is. Keep being you and speaking the truth 💯 3
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@japerystone16783 years ago OH Em Gee you rocked it that was outstanding truth 7
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@terrymckee41343 years ago Excellent interviews! You nailed the problems with this country. 2
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@user-cm9ij5cz3c3 years ago Candace my lady. Both of them have class and brains. 6
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@Leann683 years ago I hope I get my notification , I set my the timer. Candace Owens I’d vote for you for president in a heartbeat 💗 I wish you and President Trump would run together in 2024. 12
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@edytarachwal2143 years ago I love you guys!!! Agree with you 200%. Candace you are the light!!! 1
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@spionsilver96263 years ago that minute mark is where she hits it
if you did not understand her before ( which is unlikely )
there she explains it one more time 8
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@norichesney3 years ago Thanks for this, Candace. Honest conversation is so refreshing! Also, we really miss King Face....he left us too soon.
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@Cnasty3603 years ago I think we should completely get rid of public schools and do charter and private schools to get rid of the teachers unions and make their jobs be based on results like most jobs 23
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@manuelquaresma14963 years ago LOVE CANDACE ,SHE IS SO SMART&LOVLY.GOD BLESS HER. 5
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@Lakoda263 years ago I love these themed cuts with Candace and her guests, its like a bulldozer of common sense to the head. 9
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@TheNCGardener3 years ago If we are focused on issues with each other then we are distracted from what the politicians are doing to us. 6
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@Cyclops00003 years ago It doesn't matter what your background is. If you blame others for your problems then the chances of you working your way out of them are very slim. In some cases it might genuinely be other people fault but the vast majority of people are largely unaffected by "major social issues". ... 3
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@itsablessingbeinganamerica14013 years ago Thanks for constantly speaking the truth sista! Kudos!!! 3
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@michaelwburch16243 years ago It's much about divide & conquer. One of the reasons I watch this show and others like it, is because I will NEVER be torn from my dear family or friends who are interracial... black, white, brown, yellow and so on. LOVE IS LOVE. "LIFE" is so very special & short. The days and weeks, months then YEARS seem to vanish. ...
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@MsG555803 years ago Candace should invite the only Black woman who recently made history to earn her doctorate in Survey Methodology and well known YouTuber Alena Maze-lee... Candace loves quoting statistics about racial issues; Alena is the one who could enlighten her, as well as her audience, about the significance of her field of study. Make it happen Candace! ... 5