maybe it was candace. could that have been you, candace? [laughter] pres. trump: but -- no, i don't think so. but i remember how she was so angry at hillary clinton. but they passed that. and it was horrible for the black community, for a lot of communities, but in particular black and hispanic and some others. and i said to a senator, "it's a great thing. we got to do it." people are in jail for 40, 50, 60 years for a crime that isn't even a crime today. right? isn't that right? our friend, jared -- we have number of them, but we helped a couple of our friends -- a lot of our friends now. we pardoned certain people. who you would say, ja'ron? who would you say in particular? go ahead. give me a couple of names, because we had -- you know, who i'm talking about? alice. right? we had a woman -- alice johnson. we had a woman, alice johnson, who was this lovely woman, and she was in for about 22 years already. i mean, she's served 22 years, and i think she had another 25 or 26 to go for making a phone call. and, look, she admits she did wrong. but, today, it w

that's what we love about you, candace. >> oh, my gosh. i don't know.ave to read the book. >> is it going to become a tv series? >> it's going become a tv series. it's going to be all kinds of things happening, things that didn't happen on "sex and the city." >> that's awesome. more awesome clothes. >> everyone's excited about the clothes. >> miss candace, you're at the commonwealth club tonight. what time? >> 6:30. >> you have plenty of time. you should stick around and give us some style tips. congratulations. it's great you're writing about relationships. we can count on that. is there still "sex and the city"? read the book to find out. >> i'm not sure if i shouldn't defend my gender, but i don't know that i can so we'll move on. >>> hillary clinton and her daughter chelsea were on morning america" this morning. when it came time to her personal life, listen to this. here's what she said. >> boy, i think the gutsiest thing i've ever done -- well, personally, make the decision to stay in my marriage. >> chelsea then admitted she was pretty caught off

ago, candace 3, 4 years how long would it be, charlie? four. said man, i don't want to mess with her. i'm not allowed to say it, you know that, but she's also beautiful, so i will say that. it's true. under the me too generation, we are not allowed to say it, so all of you young, brilliant guys, never, ever call a woman beautiful, please. you are not allowed to do it. i have kept doing it. i have never been told by that woman not to do it. just say thank you. would you come up here. >> i was thinking, every single president that comes into office, after two years, they seem so much older. he is the only president getting younger. he has somehow found the fountain of youth. i think he gets up out of bed. it's the fight. he loves the fight. he really does. we are so blessed. let me say this. the media, the audacity of them to think they are going to impeach our president. no. it's not happening. not under our watch. we need to make sure we fight for this man. the one man who is standing up for black america, we are going to fight for, guys. we ha

candace you dated a guy in college and he ghosted you. >> yet he did. >> you're laughing now?mron: how did you know you are ghosted? >> i sent him this text. it took all of my an and inmato send this text and i told him that much i like them and no response. >> tamron: moved. >> it was right before summer break so three months went by and i didn't hear anythingt arakg. >> i can talk about it now so it because it's like seven years. it was really heartbreaking at the time. >> tamron: you've been sharing your story to empower people? >> yes becse i tnk moment y did i do? was there something wrong with me? and really it's just like he wasn't into you. >> tamron: omar, let me bring you into here. omar, omar, omar. word from my producers, you ghosted numerous women. is this true omar? look at this angel face of yours i would never think this. >> i had a good run for ten years. >> tamron: what does that mean? i'm moving in closer. what does that mean? >> commitment was like okay but i wanted my freedom, i couldn't communicate too well so i kind of disappeared. >> tamron: you just di

joining me now is candace owens and author of the upcoming book "black out and scott turner."irector of the white house opportunities zone and revitalization council. the democrats don't like these events. trump, energized and you have a lot of people who have benefited from the first step back who are speaking as human beings and not political actors, but seeing what he's actually done with heart and mind focus on a problem of incarceration for years and years after most people today gets fair. >> here's the problem they will suffer within 2020. in 2016 the democrats ran the platform that if th the trump gs elected the world will end for black america. if you felt like trump got elected, it was all going to be over. white supremacy would come back and what would happen? things got better for black america and that is a big problem that they have to contend with. trump also has the spine to get in front of black audiences and say, look what i've done. i asked you a question, what did you have to lose, and clearly the answer is nothing. >> laura: and i think the president shoul

candace, why with the naacp try to cover this up?s off of hate and race and it's embarrassing because it is revealing an ugly truth which is that victimhood has been become a virtue in the community. my heart goes out to this girl she is believing a narrative that is being spun that black americans, what they should aspire to his victimhood and that is what needs to be talked about and that is not a narrative that the naacp ever wants to be talked about because there would be no need for themd to exist. >> laura: victim apology is something we have talked about a lot on the show, and whetherhe it's a white person claiming that he is a victim or a black person -- in this case there does seem to be this narrative that is forwarded a lot on college campuses and even younger now. kids who are younger. most kids aren't even paying attention to skin color. they are beyond that. my kids are. they don't care about that. what about this, monique? [laughter] what does this tell about us the reaction that people want to be it's true on the left

as candace was talking about liking the value in canada, the bank in canada is one of the few central banks to resist the global monetary easing trend. policy makers today cap their current policy rate unchanged or an eighth straight meeting, even as they cut their growth forecast for the next two years. amanda lang sat down earlier with stephen poloz, the bank of canada governor, and asked about the implication of holding rates steady. policy based on our conditions, not somebody else's. but we are not an island, we are feeling these international things. two things. we are getting a rebound in housing, solid job growth, consumption spending at the same time, so there is a bit of an offset there. in aggregate, things are still ok. on top of that, inflation is at 2%. ,f inflation were below 2% significantly, then you would keep every downside risk more importantly to the downside risk , which is where we were in 2015. here, we can be much more symmetric about it. amanda: you noted in your report today, there are risks that remain, the trade file. we have seen the effect that has on bu

early in the morning our reporter candace was right there in the middle of it. >>> it is really hard we're going to back up a little bit. the smoke is so heavy. it is so thick. the embers seem to have died down just a little bit.>> reporter:>>> these folks got a warning to evacuate. grab everything they could at that point and immediately leave.>> reporter: there were no injuries. this what was left behind. at least eight homes destroyed. and five damage. as you look around you can't help but to shake your head. at what could have been dry brush brush may canyon that hasn't burned since 1979. some 40 years ago. extremely dry conditions. and the winds howling. all these homes right in the middle of it. it was difficult to breathe. smoke thick smoke all around. at times there were flareups from a distance and up close. that is what made this so difficult and so dangerous. every hotspot every amber had to be put out. because the winds could make it flare up all over again. at the beginning of the fire and the canyon was fully engulfed you had to wonder can they stop it? >>> moments ago

and she should have never been sitting on the bench for this one was candace and. i've never said i've sat in a number of courts all over the world i've never seen done nothing like this it belonged in the in the in. in a show trial in the 1950 s. . bosco prague your name out. and they call this is this is london so they know what's happening to justice here of course stalin's show trials will broadcast what you want a. broad broad cost there's no reporting of they didn't make gentle villain news here tonight you know it'll be a heads around the world but here in the deliberately entry there.

candace piette reports.organisers. they had come from all over the region. students, doctors, firefighters, teachers. they demanded the declaration of a national emergency to unlock international aid to help restore the regions severely damaged by the fires. and they demanded that the government annulled new legislation which extends slash—and—burn land clearance to the region and encourages farmers from the highlands to start new plantations. not another metre of land to citizens who do not live in santa cruz. the land is for those who love santa cruz, this will be the end of their domination and colonisation. you, mr evo morales, hate santa cruz. you have shown us many times. president morales has sworn to expand the agricultural frontier and to give access to land to thousands of impoverished farmers, mostly from the highlands. he wants bolivia to compete with neighbouring argentina, planting soya to attract chinese buyers. the fires that started in august burned through an area the size of costa rica. so

and she should have never been sitting on the bench this one was in candace and. i've never said i've sat in a number of courts all over the world i've never seen done nothing like this it belonged in the. in a. in a show trial in the 1950 s. moscow prague your name out. and they call this is this is london do they know what's happened to justice here because stalin's show trials will broadcast what you want to do is it was a broad broad cause there's no reporting of that he didn't make gentle villain news here he knows that he has a around the world but not here in the deliberately entry deliberately excluded the most important case a publisher and a journalist is brought to a court he is convicted of nothing charged in this country with nothing he is the charges against him not only concocted but as his q.c. pointed out yesterday the treaty extradition treaty between britain and the united states has. a specific. section in that that says. but a person cannot be extradited if the offenses are said to be political the 16 of the 17 i leased charges against a songe

jesse: we are joined by candace owens, the founder of the blaxit foundation, and corey lewandowski.esse: you want crooked hillary back in the race, don't you? >> few things would bring our president more pleasure than hillary clinton jumping back in the race. hillary, if you are watching, you have got my support, you can count on me. jesse: hillary doesn't match up well against done *. her husband got me-tood an-too'. >> michael bloomberg, michelle obama, and hillary clinton. they are not running for president but are being recruited. if you think donald trump won big in 2016 in the electoral college, give us crooked h again. jesse: you have joe biden who can't raise any money and can't debate and you have sanders and warn who can't get a crowd outside brooklyn or manhattan. there is no grassroots movement on the left. >> the left has no umph. if they are calling on hillary for a third time to lose, we are pretty well situated on the right. they called everybody racist, sexist, deplorable, misogynist. and trump just delivered results. i think he will win by a landslide in 2020. i fo

. >> we are joined by candace owens and former trump campaign manager. cory lewandowski.cricket back in the race don't you. >> i want her back, i will campaign and donate. a few things would bring our president more pleasure than hillary clinton jumping back in. he would have so much fun. this needs tooll w h happen, hif you're watching you have my support. because she does not match up well against donald trump right i think things havee gotten worse, it'll be more divided party on the left. >> there is no chance. i hope this happens that hillary clinton gets in this race, look at her talking about the democratic field is so weak, hemichael bloomfield, hillary clinton and michelle obama. none of the current candidates can be donald trump. if you think he won big in the electoral college in 2016 give is cricket h again, i can't wait to see the plot in 2020. because cory makes the point is speaks to the field. joe biden who cannot raise money and cannot to be in sanders and worn who cannot get a crowd outside a brooklyn or manhattan. and there's no grassroots on the left l

they try to scare anybody who believes their pack, whether it's candace owens or peter.you are black and you are not a liberal, if you are and you're not a conservative, you are de dead. i don't think it was a mob. they are doing a job. journalists prefer to have it spoon-fed from them from adam schiff. the republicans are ashley doing what journalists are doing. they are knocking on the door and saying, "give us the facts. it looks like they're complaining about process. complaining about the whistle-blower. they are complaining about things because the facts as we understand them from this hearing, are really hurting the president. >> dana: what they are saying is that you don't have enough transparency to be able to make that determination. facts are on the side. if not, pound the table. this is called a stunt by the media and it was a stunt. remember, when aoc first got to congress and she went in and sat on nancy pelosi's meeting. it was bringing good attention to something. but one republicans do it, then it's called a stunt. either way, it works in order to get yo

candace when is he with the decision that has taken four years. >> we've been following this case forayward has agreed to pay $1 million to the family of roy nelson. his pending payout stems from the night police placed nelson in a constraint device during a routine call. >> get on the ground, all the way down. >> give me your arm. >> i can't breathe. >>ll right. >> in 2015, nelson's family called 911 when they say he was having an episode. an ambulance was delayed, please held them in a parking lot where nelson seemed to get agitated and started kicking the inside of their car. officers took nelson out of the vehicle and placed him facedown on the ground. with offices on top of him, you heard nelson say he could not breathe. nelson died after losing consciousness. hayward officials would not complement on the settlement, but describe it as a compromise with the family. >> from the family's perspective, it is acknowledgment of the value of the loss of his life and what took place on the frightful night. >> the coroner's office found nelson died accidentally, the result of a heart atta

theybo will rethink allegiance to the democratic party, and that is why people like kanye west and candacens and brandon tatum are so, so dangerous for the democrats. >> tucker: so when kanye west starts to, zuby was talking and he says things like that makes us abort our babies, that kind of crosses a line from polite disagreement to really tell in hard truths. exposing what is actually going on. that isg dangerous when you stat talking like that. they are not going to allow that, right, to continue? >> kanye west talking about 800-pound elephant in the room which is absentee fathers and obama knows this, racism, sexism and the climate change, obama said a kid without a father isis five times more likely to be poor and commit a crime. nine times more likely to drop out of school. 20 times to end up in jail and the welfare state incentivize d women to marry the government and allow men to abandon financial responsibility and yes, it has. >> tucker: sad. interesting. i think this will continue to play out. who knows where it goes from here, but i think it is genuinely interesting.in larry e

leadership summit for conservative minded fremont and youth at the white house paired by the great candacens. it received no coverage by the mainstream media. not to mention this president signed the historic act, the lowest black poverty late and unemployment rate and today wase a great op-ed written by tim scott that talked about how opportunity zones -- it's not talked about with the tax cut bill which put private investments into these commmunities, mostly african-american and latino communities. it's just the beginning. it's the idea. >> this idea of calling somebody because you disagree with them one of the worst things you can call someone, a racist or a white supremacist is reprehensible and you know better than that. >> he defended charlottesville. >> no, he didn't. c >> laura: that's a lie. >> it has court documents it has said. >> laura: court documents. >> that is why he is not doing it. >> laura: we can't let this stand. look up the person who attacked> a woman at the trump rally. >> the president told me to do it. >> laura: you are taking his word.. now he has taken the word

candace went broke the story in august and she is here with an update on the case. >> reporter: kennethad a severe allergy to an anti- seizure medicine that caused his skin to burn from the inside out. all the warnings from his medical alert tags but our investigation revealed a correctional officer took away the tag when they jailed him and failed to relay that critical medical information. this week his sons filed a wrongful death claim accusing jail staff of negligence. the man who is 83 suffered from dementia and seizures when he was arrested in february for acting erratically. documents show he was in a confused state of mind when the officers took away the alert and noted it on the inventory list. the tag read epileptic, severely allergic to dilantin which is in anti-seizure medicine. with that information not related, the man was continually given the medicine until he slowly and painfully died in a burn center. >> i am angry right now. their neglect killed my father. >> accountability means that the right people are held responsible. and in many ways that means that the county i

. >> martha: here now, congressman collins, candace starr served as the former independent counsel overdent clinton and he was questioned by david kendall back in 1998 and we will take a look back in time here. here's what that looks like. >> nothing in this overkill of investigation amounts to a justification for the impeachment of the president of the united states. there's been no case remotely serious to this in terms of the massive leaking from the prosecutor's office. >> i totally disagree with that. that's the accusation and unfair accusation. i completely reject it. >> martha: some of the language on both sides their sounds pretty familiar ken starr. here we go again. to think that adam schiff should be questioned by the president's attorney about this whole process? >> i think there's a strong argument. it's likely to happen, but it should have been. the house has total power. you can stop the house from doing what it wants to do, whether it's fear, i think it's something that is lost in the conversation. the appearance of fairness -- what we heard in the court, it's fair and u

security camera and we want to make sure to let you know some viewers may find this video disturbing candace crone has the story from arcadia. >>and she was going die. traumatic to light helpless neighbrs watched in terror as a man attacked his ex-girlfriend sunday night a homeowner's ring camera captured the suspect dragging the woman by her hair and she screamed for help we looked out the side win over here. in witness 10 stomping on her. pulling your buyer hair was and was off all the attacker continue to pummel the woman before dragging her through neighbor's yard and back to the home where they lived arcadia police identified the suspect as 27 year-old robert michael mendez a homeowner nearby called 911, but when officers arrived they couldn't find the victim or suspect until the next day when neighbors told investigators they suspected it was the couple next door within minutes there were several police car and he was in handcuffs and she was taking a way in a paramedic. >>right next door to very disconcerting to me police say the woman suffered major injuries and was taken to the hosp

candace, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> and our week-long series on the bay area homeless crisis ends tonighttable discussion on homelessness with some of the leaders of the bay area's biggest cities. our frank summervil election asked them about what might be causing the problem, what they think is making it worse and what is being done to solve it. >> highway 24 also being shut down. only for overnight work. transit agencies posted video on social media that shows crews working on the tracks. trains will be single tracking between the sayings stations, the retear pairs are being paid for with funds from a measure that was aprosed by -- approved by voters back in 2016. >>> today bart trains will be single tracking from the station to the 24th street station in san francisco. as crews work to replace old cables and pipes. bart is warning that there could be train delays of up to 20 minutes while that work is underway. working cables are vital because when they fail, bart does lose electricity. >>> and happening now, parts of the west, ifrontage road are closed for a marathon. until 2:00 this

. >> tamron: i think it's awesome that candace writes this blog, she's seven years pass but she's not speaking up and giving voice. it's a fascinating conversation. thank you so much for joining us. thank you. we really appreciate it. up next we are transitioning to, it's a tough topic but this woman is so brave i wrote her a note this morning saying thank you for your bravery. up next we will meet a woman with terminal cancer, she is fighting to end her own life. she says it is on her terms and that people deserve to die with dignity. her husband it does not agree with her. if they are both here and joining us next. [applause] ♪ shine for the rest of your life ♪ >> tamron: hanna is a 45-year-old wife, mother, and grandmother. in the face of a rare n-terminal blood cancer diagnosis two years ago, and i decided to make an inconceivable difficult decision. she wants to die on her own terms. she says that when the pain of dying overtakes the joy of living, that's how she got to this point. hannah will decide to end her life in the comfort of her home surrounded by her family. we all know

that's why they're welcoming this review by the prosecutors despite the fact that a lot of folks here, candace, they don't exactly know what that means or necessarily want to see trump or the bidens burn. they want to see corruption contained in this country and that's why dozens of other cases hoping they're open and finally come to the bottom of it. >> many of those residents in eastern ukraine especially hoping for an end to the violence taking place there. some 44 million people there caught in the cross hairs of all of this controversy. matt bradley from the capital of kiev. thank you. >>> mike pence. and how the white house is responding in the wake of these growing revelations. responding in the wake of these growing revetilaons. it's been a long time since andrew dusted off his dancing shoes. luckily denture breath will be the least of his worries. because he uses polident 4 in 1 cleaning system to kill 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. polident. clean. fresh. and confident. when you take align, you have the support of a probiotic and the gastroenterologists who developed it. align natu

for so many candace they have been invisible after launch. kamala harris has fizzled.oing to be a long line there are 45 people. brian: beto o'rourke no one fizzled with him. all this money. outlandish statements. take down the wall. i'm coming for your guns. exactly. but then he actually raised the bargain. ainsley: listen to what he said at a town hall on thursday. >> yes. [cheers and applause] there can be no reward, no benefit, no tax break for anyone or any institution, any organization in america that denies the full human rights and a full civil rights of every single one of us. steve: so that was the lt. forulgbtqforum where beto se would revoke the tax exempt status of churches, charities if they oppose same sex marriage. the president had this observation at the value voters summit in washington, d.c. listen to this. >> as you know, just a few days ago a democrat running for president proposed revoking the tax exempt status of many churches and religious groups. [boos] >> and you know why and you know who it is. he is a wacko. [laughter] i will never allow th

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