candace owens was sitting right next to him.hat whole thing was like in his we told us. >> the more i lean into god and work for god, the more wins god is god of the stone are team. on's team. and for me to just go out and stayed an obvious and empathetic statement in the middle of the most liberal century, that was like tiananmen square. with candace owens. and we both wore the shirt at the same time. you know, we've got some soldiers out here. people say they're willing to die for her but we live for it. we living for the battle read what's the battle for? life itself. our children. >> tucker: like tiananmen square. staying there in front of the tank which is international media. candace owens is the host of the podcast can this and thanks so much for coming on. what did you do that? you did it together. and what you think of the response? why can't you do that? >> i just want to say it's one of the only weeks i miss doing a show, the only reason i would miss doing a show tucker is because i knew there was a cultural moment th

candace owens has done a documentary on this.re was a video on instagram complaining about candace owens' reporting. watch this. >> so we are headed there. we're yet to see black people in this neighborhood. there's definitely somebody home. hello. i was just looking to speak to whoever is at this property. sir? hello? i don't know if he's going to get someone. i see a very cute german shepherd it looks like. >> this morning i woke up to candace owens being outside my house with a news crew. >> i can't see how this purchase helped black lives anywhere in america. i can't even find a black life on the property. the dog is not even black. so there's that. >> so they're literally trying to destroy us. they're trying to destroy me. they're trying to destroy the movement. i really -- i just need us to be stronger. >> tucker: when you live in a multimillion dollar home in laurel canyon, it can be hard. candace owens is the person who caused the suffering you just saw, the producer of brand-new documentary. one of the bravest people we

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t >> candace owens is the person who caused the suffering you just saw.she's the proof of the brain. you documented his life, his soul. george weaponizes, blmravest, o, the bravest people we know and one of the smartest joins us tonight. >> ken, as always, thanks sok yo much.u very much.r doing this first of all, thank you for momn doing this. it's like that whole moment isto is forgottenu . a do why did you think it was important to make a documentary about it? >>f exacbecause of exactly whatt said? i because they want you to forgeto ,right?pump y they do thesoue things. they sort of punch you iney the face and then they move on and they say nobody look anyi further. we're nongtow moving on to a different narrative. it is important to pause and to reflect and to consider what happened and ask a very big question, which fobir whatever reason, no journalistit was interested in at the time, we were all basicall ty requirem to either put up a black squarel or donate to black lives matter or to make some statement online about how black people are suffering t

ts his frs friend, candace owens. and so we though t it would be interesting to hear her take on the response to that. >> candace owens joins and greetings to you. thrill seekers, conversationalists and music lovers all across the bountiful and optimistic fruited plain. it's the rush limbaugh program here on the excellence in broadcasting network. >> well, let me just tell you, folks, it's never going to be time to panic. because we're never going to give up. we're not going to give up on america. i wanted to create a new dynasty and i needed to stay on top. we have to be ruthless. i'm i've done things that can never be forgiven. i'll do anything to protect this family. we have to stick together no matter what baunach tuesdays on fox and watch any time on hulu for adults on hulu for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are positive forth vv acetylcholine receptor antibodiesga. it may feel like the world it may feel like the world is moving without you, buttment. the picture is changing. with flipkart in a cli

from our dallas-fort worth station, candace sweat celebrates the milestone. >> reporter: when you gethern hospitality to wave back. >> right on time. >> she was born and raised in dallas and doesn't leave the state fair without visiting her friend. >> come for a corn dog and tex. >> it's appropriate she is here with her daughter on the all the texan's 70th birthday. >> it's the first thing i do i walk into the entrance, i get a corn dog and take a picture with big tex. >> and like any modern-day celebration, selfies and group texts are a must he has seen a lot and changed a lot over the last 70 years a little history on the once $750 investment turned half a million dollars man. >> back then he was about 52 feet tall. i think the old big tex weighed around 8,000 pounds. >> reporter: since then, his measurements has adjusted. he has a 95 gallon hat, size 96 boots. the average man may have a 16-inch collar his is 16 feet. >> reporter: like most, he has seen really bad days like in 2012 when this happened. >> i was at work and we stopped working it was live. the whole thing, remember it

i tell candace she has got to watch the truman show. stack what do you mean the people at the gap knew about the school shooting. you mean uvalde, texas? >> i am not saying that they did, but it felt so in sync, this idea of this media rush over the 78 specific outlets that influence. >> there is a coordinated message is what you are saying? >> yeah. meanwhile, there is the same amount of kids getting killed in chicago every week, but there is no coordinated message about that. have i reached alex strong's territory yet? >> you are telling the truth. that's okay if you do. >> what i am saying is they keep on using the he's crazy, he's crazy thing and it hurts my feelings when people say that. it hurts my feelings that people can ask me, are you okay? especially like, i got an ego. someone less successful than me having the right to ask me about me like they are a [ bleep ] doctor? do you want me to put some ice on it. put some ice on my brain and that will fix it? everyone's got the solution. put some ice on it. do you know if that work

days ago during fashion week west accompanied by his friend candace owens unveiled a t-shirt that saidply "white lives matter" the response from the fashion industry was instantaneous and uniform. shock, horror, rage. there was no excuse for this fund or "the new york times," he is legitimizing extremism, treat rolling stone. what was missing from the coverage was an explanation for why he did this, what was the t-shirt about? and no one seemed to think to ask him much less listen to what he had to say. the enemies of ideas dismissed west as they have four years as mentally ill, too crazy to take seriously. look away, ignore him, he's a mental patient -- nothing to see here. is he crazy? you can judge for yourself as you watch what we are about to show you. he has his own ideas, we can say that -- creative people tend to that's why they are artists not actuaries periods social media posts give the impression of a man channeling his rawest emotions right on instagram. it's often used as ammunition against him in the battle for influences over america's young people. but crazy? that was

standing with candace owens. all the t shirt.te lives matter is a motto meant to negate the importance of the black lives matter movement, and so if he's standing there doing this ah, how? how can he received support from people who have bought the things that he's put out there and spent a lot of money enriching him? absolutely you know, i think that this might be and i say this every time we always wonder if this is going to be the one because kanye west, he is definitely known for saying something harmful and then coming back and saying i'm so sorry and just getting back into our hearts, releasing a new album, releasing a gospel album, and here we are back in his art and his heart and giving him money giving paper his merchandise. so what have you i honestly feel like there were so many people that spoke out about this in just total discussed. this might be one of those times that he loses some money loses opportunities going forward with the black community. i mean, did he spoke out and said that he was against this jamal hil

paris fax week with candace owens and wearing white lives matter t-shirt.a. people were criticizing him for this. he had this surprise fashion show in paris. some of the kardashians showed up and they were there. this picture really was all over the place when he walked out with candace. so, apparently they have patched things up. they get along now obviously. so he was on with tucker carlson. and tucker, what an interesting interview, right? he sat down with him. wanted to know about this. it was supposed to be, will, you said or maybe you said, brian, 30 minutes but it ended up being an two hour interview. >> tucker: that's what he said last night the end of what he played on "tucker carlson tonight." to your point, i think the word i take away, ainsley this is interesting. >> ainsley: i saw your word. >> will: i take away interesting. that's the best way to describe his personality. i don't know whether a to make of ka con i know what i'm listeg to is unique and interesting. here is a bit of what he had to say to tucker last night and specifically on why

i want to thank candace for putting themselves out there. all of you in this room are going for democrats we know that but not all of you have put your name on the ballot. when you put your name on the palate, it is not just you but your family, your spouse, your boyfriend, your husband. have to live through this as well so i want to think every person in this room that has ever put their name on the ballot running for office whether you run bank -- you won or lost. the candidates for this year running are on the statewide level, federal level or local level, thank you for doing this. democracy needs you. we need more of you this and i want to thank you for doing that. certainly as i was sitting here listening to the speakers, i want to apologize to you. probably half the room has no idea what i am saying because i am talking in boston talk. i will try and go slow. i should slow down because when i go too fast, people say yes, it is great but what the hell did he say? so i want to say thank you very much. just watching the people on the stag

alongside their, conservative commentator candace owens.or may not surprising to learn that candace owen's husband just so happens to be the ceo of parler parent company. so, kanye now becomes the latest billionaire to buy his way into the social media legion of boom. former president donald trump, who was suspended from facebook and twitter, after, of course, he incited that deadly capitol insurrection, he has truth social. and elon musk will likely soon own twitter. twitter, well before offering to buy it, this musk has been an active user, with 109 million followers's. musk has posted quite a few controversial tweets, the one i can get out of my head has to do with this man. vernon unsworth. vernon unsworth helped save 12 boys in thailand after they were stranded inside a flooded cave for weeks on end. he's such a hero he's depicted in ron howard's new movie, 13 lives, about that incredible rescue. >> 12 boys and their coach are trapped in the flooded caves. >> hello? >> hi, we are here. >> now, at the time, elon musk try to get in on th

honors for leading africa responds to the coven 19 pandemic. among other achievements, doctor john candace on speak to d. w. on the recognition and his experience handling the unprecedented crisis. and it's kick off time in syria known as the country's top flight nationwide book league for women. get on the way with i'm told me or lady ball welcome to the program. a humanitarian challenge is emerging in nigeria as the country experiences its worst floods in a decade. 33 out of nigeria. 36 states are affected by the rising waters. entire communities have been submerged, losing their houses, their fields, and their livelihoods. so far more than 600 people have died and at least 1400000 people have been forced from best submerged homes. the country experiences seasonal flooding along these 2 main rivers every year, but on a far smaller scale, it's a different story this time. take a look at this section of the major river as pictured in june this year, and compare with what it looked like earlier this month when the river burst its banks, some communities of witness water levels of up to 13 m

i caught up with candace on after he received the lifetime achievement award. announce what his greatest concern was at the coven. 900 virus emerge during his time as africa, cdc director. my group just another time that is about a piano that you know 99. eli 2002 and he was the continent was carefully prepared for such a fuss. moving virus virus that we saw. ready what was happening in china, so what was happening in your. ready and so. ready what was happening in the united states, and those are our economies or countries that where he believe could address such fast moving funds yet did give us dition. there was certain it was august that because of the week has systems that exist on the continent of africa. was going to be very challenging to, to back to the virus. the seeing go, you go to what we, what you, you have not. what do you need soon? you're ready to come to and you went toward ginger virus. we had a dentist position at that time. and at any point, did this concern turn into fear dealing with the unknown it was characterized by a afraid of the, of the knowledge of what coul

i caught up with candace on after he received the lifetime achievement award. announce what his greatest concern was at the coven. 19 virus emerge during his time as africa, cdc director my group just concerned at a time that is about a piano that you've gotten a $99.00. eli 2002 and he was the continent was carefully prepared for such a fuss. moving virus virus that we saw. ready what was happening in china. so what was happening in europe. ready and so. ready what was happening in the united states, and those are our economies or countries that where he believe develop could address such fast moving funds yet did give us dition. there was certain, it was very obvious that because of the week has systems that exist on the continent of africa was going to be very challenging to, to back to their virus. as the saying go, you go to what with what you, you have not what you need, soon hatch and ready to continent and you went toward ginger virus with what we had permission at that time. and at any point that this concern turned into fear dealing with the unknown, it was characterized by a a

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medium kicks, if you are merely car, candace lights, and you can get one. so drift us yet. that evolution or does augustine almost. i saw i saw off my lot about the number, the constant pressing the dozen times or even wished him to interest this is george friedman, an american political scientist, and founder of the private intelligence agency, stratfor unofficially dubbed the private cia by media around the world. the primordial interest of the united states over which for century we have fought wars . first, 2nd cold war has been the relationship between germany and russia because united, they are the only force that could threaten us. and to make sure that that doesn't happen. mm. i say this as a possible victim of islamic terrorism, it will happen was apparently she was, well, it's not that there's to be just like your mind, you're not even dealing with it. i'm sure that he was over the globe move a little bit, but she was, she was actually non for your order that was not with the i was in the car, you will, but the military, clea, more still on your policy, your relat

how's an online meeting, chaired by candace, took diplomat on the situation in iran. they brand is support for the ruining us. i quote, moral obligation for in protest movement was gone by and is being sustained in large part by the incredibly brave woman ever on. we have a moral obligation to supply as woman foreign ministers. we have the responsibility to help amplify the voices of woman and iran herself is curb of growing protest moon that began last month. iran has brought access of platforms such as is instagram, and what's up in assertions erupted over the death of the young woman in iran who has been detained by iran's morality police. for incorrect me wearing a hedge of however, a few days off the, her detention. she collapsed and died. many blamed the police, sparking the backlash against the oppression of women's rights, legal and me, the alas ly little says that such stories are used by the media to influence it's audience. this is a zone meeting. this is zoom, this is, this is the way we meet. here's a war marching in the streets. we tweak, we might have a

when we reach to find candace, we will loosen up an indicative values. now, in terms of the moods in the united kingdom today as exasperation, frustration, a sense of ridicule at they, at the circus in westminster, but for millions of people, it will be more serious. i'm not even if they can even afford to really pay it any attention. the economic crisis, and that has been exacerbated by liz trusses, many budget economic policies, is affecting millions of people. it's the poorest who are being hit hardest. and these times cost of living crisis, inflation above 10 percent people struggling to, to afford food reco numbers at food banks. so for those people, this will be very much a sideshow and all they will want is for a government to get back in place and to get focused on hopefully making their lives better. and ending this in fighting on this revolving door and in downing street and the in this current power vacuum in the united kingdom. both thanks, that pull race in london force the by the united states as military train. as for me, ron are in crimea

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. >> arthel comic candace might be out of the pint campaign trail but president biden is not doing any of them. in studies employing a weekend at the beach. after some initial court victories lock the plan to repay student loans. releasing a statement we will continue to move full speed ahead in compliance with this order. the administration will continue to fight republican officials suing to block our efforts to provide relief to working families. iowa center joni ernst said this will influence the midterm elections. >> there are a lot of other folks that are very, very angry and upset about this. this is just the tipping point with the federal spending and what joe biden is doing. voters see that and they are going to take that to the polling places november 8. >> biden boasted he has reduce the deficit. responsible budget set that is through the end of billions of dollars in covid relief checks going to millions of americans. last night the oldest president in u.s. history was asked if he would run to get in 2024. >> that is my intention. my intention to run again. we have time to

caroline: in terms of ideas of this deal, has been noted by many that your wife, candace owens, is someone has been helping certainly -- certainly convio -- kanye west himself has come to her movie, how much did she play a part in the role of this deal in some way? >> my wife is a integral part of my life, be difficult to divorce everything we do with each other. we are a team. for sure she has ably shipped with kanye -- has a relationship with kanye. they talk about culture. i would not have had my introduction to ye if it were not for her. the negotiation of the deal itself was left to me, i am more that aspect of our life. the technology aspect of the business aspect, she has her own successful is this ventures -- business ventures. she is successful in her own right. it was negotiated by me. caroline: what about deals in the future? we saw an amusing tweet put out by elon musk, him and ye becoming a team with him as twitter and ye with parler. what do you make of that? is that the future you want for the company built? -- you built? >> i was highly entertained to see that tweet. strate

kanye west doubling down after criticism for wearing white lives matter t-shirts with candace owens during social media, everybody knows black lives matter was a scam. it is over, you're welcome. the black lives matter shirts are not part of west season 9. those headlines, with the weather. >> good morning to everyone. take a look at the temperature. we will set the record cold eyes across the northeast. in the area of low pressure the remnants of ian with the coastline 48 in chicago, a lot of 50s on the map as well but record cold eyes, pennsylvania, d.c., maryland and north carolina. temperatures to rebound as we get the area of low pressure offshore and out-of-the-way. there are your temperatures 73 in chicago dealing with a cold front moving across the midwest and the southwest could deal with shower storms in your area. hurricane season out over and still watching a couple of disturbances out in the atlantic and of course the forecast it is a good one, temperatures in the 80s, it is warm but no rainfall for the next few days, steve, ainsley. >> steve: thank you, j.d., our thoughts imp

and then she right trump understood something either candace did not the age of reagan was over. i'd have been over for a long time but you conclude the book the following two paragraphs on "onn this. then he shut the whole book to read over that came before. few people in the reagan library in the fall of 2015 includingbe donald trump and beat president two years that yes it risen quickly to the top of the polls and stayed there. this in the rise and fall rights involve candidates. it relays that ordered the shifted admin shifting per quarter-century. they're only now beginning tohe catch up. the trick to see me ballot was just the final stop on a long goodbye. or a book lot of mysteries in this book. i thank you so much and i thank you for the questions. next weekend on c-span2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america's story and on sunday book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for cspan2 comes from these television companies and more. including comcast. are you thinking this is just a community center? no i

candace are voters with many different needs. voters can choose to mark and cast a paper ballot or use inaccessible touch screen or cast an audio ballot. you can also ask for curbside voting. >> we want to get your check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look across the bay tonight. this is from our mount tam cam. look and yeah, i'd love the different colors, right? i feel like we're looking at the city directly. it's like nice and blues and reds and that sort of thing. this is kind of like twilight. the goal i like brittany begley is here. she's got a little bit so when we might see some rain in the forecast. yeah, that's the big story. the good news is looking like halloween is going to be dry, but we're still going to see some rain in the forecast. >> so thankfully it's not going to be on trick or treat and at that rain that we need. future cash really showing you that right here. as we take a look at monday, 11:00pm. >> we look like we're in the clear as we fast forward position is really going to come in tuesday and we

[laughter] you heard candace earlier today and kevin but yes, i was fortunate, i went over and as a private museum in tokyo all about the firebombing in that fateful mission burned 16 square miles and killed 100,000 is a private museum they have all sorts of documentation and they bring in survivors so spent several weeks over there and interviewed a bunch of survivors to tell the story, i was very curious what is it like in the middle of one of the worst firestorms ever? what does it sound like? what is it smell like? when people's eyelashes are burning off in the heat, concrete and asphalt turns to do, what was the experience like for the survivors who had to get out of the way of the fire that swept across the city? that's what i was after to make you set up the stage showed was going on in japan because america was starting to come back to life and people were going in gambling in japan because of the submarines and -- they were eating whale ham and all kinds of weird things because of the 23 earthquake and fire, they tried to make improvements on fire safety but this firebombing create

candace owens out saying time to not use paypal anymore.f the misinformation coming out of this administration and the democrat party right before the 2020 election? the fact that the fbi possibly was even in on it saying that hunter biden's laptop was misinformation? this administration saying a recession is not a recession. the border is secure? no, it's not, no, it's not. none of that is true. it's all misinformation. the people are on to it. and for paypal to actually put their toe in this fight is really naive. i don't know what they were thinking. i'm happy they pushed it back, but it feels like the damage may have been done. rachel: maria, i think they were thinking they would get away with it. i think-the first step, and i'm glad people are pushing back, but, boy, they better push back harder because i believe this is a trend that paypal started but other companies would like to follow along. and we'd all be fined $2500 because most of us sitting here thought, you know, the hunter biden laptop was real. turn out the. [laughter] >> t

still it back to jamie at this juncture what's most effective way for candace to persuade undecided voters about the split tickets? >> well, that's a really good example of what might be a theme of this election. candidates matter. that is what we're seeing seeing the split ticket here. if you look at polls you see brian kemp has basically united the entire republican party behind them. 98% of republicans say they are supporting him. while herschel walker's only got 90%. i knelt that along with on independence going for herschel walker's underperforming brian kemp. there is a clear difference in the quality of candidate between brian kemp on herschel walker. herschel walker has a ton of baggage in the last month we have seen is a fathered several children. he denies it now, sometime said it could have been true he may have paid for an abortion for a former girlfriend for these and the type of stories that are coming out about him. and that probably accounts for the discrepancy why it brian kemp running for governor as a republican is leading herschel walker looks like he is much further be

appeared alongside candace owens white lives matter t-shirts. reconciled after a fallout.n. will west terminated his contract with the gap. and today is the best day ever. it's national taco day, guys. and taco bell is recruiting kardashian's other ex-boyfriend comedian pete davidson to make a formal apology for some of their more unique menu items on the chain's breakfast menu. watch this. >> a bit crazy when it's breakfast. too much. what you need in the morning is tasty, simple foods, fluffy eggs, melted cheese, sausage, hash browns maybe wrap it in tortilla. >> they should open a restaurant that only serves breakfast crunch sticks. >> in honor of the holiday. taco lover's past which allows customers to get a taco a day for 30 days. brian, shall we order? do you think taco bell is open? yeah, they have breakfast. am i the only one out of the two of us that are excited about this? >> brian: well, i don't want to become a sponsor. since you became pregnant all you talk about is eating. right? it's unbelievable. >> carley: steve's book could not have come out at a better t

we have thousands of dead, hundreds of children are dead. [ clock ticking ] >>> candace tyler's worldt up in flames on august 17th.

candace are voters with many different needs. voters can choose to mark and cast a paper ballot or abuse and accessible touch screen, or cast an ballot. you can also ask for curbside voting. >> the peninsula, 6 additional voting centers opened today in san mateo county there in burlingame daly, city, east, palo alto, half moon bay, pacifica and san carlos. those in addition to ones in redwood city, san mateo and south san francisco. centers will be open from 9 to 5 daily on election day. november 8th. they're open from 07:00am until 08:00pm. >> all right. let's get you a check of your 4 zone forecast tonight. a live look at the beautiful golden gate bridge out there tonight. nice clear. some cars coming into the city. probably going to be celebrating little halloween. yeah. there's going to be some fog rolling in later. i think you separate. yeah. watching for potential for fog a little bit later on tonight around the 1 o'clock hour. and i think it's going to be really foggy for your could be foggy tomorrow. >> 7 going to be hazy

yeah, and 2 in october, whether way candace. >> thanks, brittany. >> a hot shots battling the mosquito fire. got some nice messages from a few kids. we've got there or sweet responses. coming up happening tomorrow, the world championship pumpkin weigh-off returns to half moon bay. this is video from. >> past years. this year, the grower, the first place pumpkin winds, $9 per pound. that's nice for a little perspective. last year's winning pumpkin weighed almost 2200 pounds, which would translate to about. $20,000. wow. if the winning pumpkin breaks a world record, the prize will automatically go up to 30,000 bucks. the pumpkin weigh off. start at 7 o'clock tomorrow morning. they just look fake. all so big. >> well, illinois family will once again be allowed to display their stranger. things inspired halloween decorations after they were asked originally to take him down. one of their neighbors complained to their village council saying the decorations drew large crowds to the neighborhood. it's a life-size re-creation of the character. max from the hit netflix show. i've never seen the

it may or may not surprise you to learn that candace owens' husband, george farmer, just happens to be of parlor's parent company. kanye becomes the latest billionaire to buy his way into the social media legion of doom. former president donald trump, who was suspended from facebook and twitter after, of course, he insighted that deadly capital insurrection, he has truth social. and elon musk will likely soon own twitter, twitter, where well before offering to buy it, musk has been an active user, with 109 million followers. musk has posted quite a few controversial tweets. the one i can't get out of my head has to do with this man. vernon uns worth. vernon helped save 12 boys in thailand after they were stranded inside a flooded cave for weeks on end. he is such a hero, he's depicted in ron howard's new movie "13 lives" about that incredible rescue. >> 12 boys and their coach are trapped in the flooded cave. >> hello? >> hey. they're here. >> at the time, elon musk tried to get on the rescue, offering a miniature summary, which unsworth called a pr stunt. and musk, he didn't like that

reporter: so it is important to note george farmer is the husband of candace owens who you know has beens pictured with kanye with the controversial picture of white lives matter and t-shirts. david: right. reporter: if you look through the financials, we don't have any right now. looking through the daily active users. it's a pretty small number. only 15 million people have ever downloaded parlor. that was being kicked off aws, apple, google play stores. less than a million use parlor each and every day. if you compare it to other conservative social media sites, for instance, rumble, went public by a spac at two billion dollar valuation, rumble, youtube equivalent has 76 million monthly active users. david: wow. reporter: there is a big significant gam here. david: is there a bot issue, a bot issue elon had problem with twitter on? reporter: parler has a small user base because there isn't a big of a bot issue. compared to less than 50 million downloads. twitter has currently 200 million daily active users on their platform. elon musk trying to close that deal. i find it interesting at

ago kanye sparked outrage by wearing a white lives matter shirt alongside conservative commentator candacead a long-standing relationship with balenciaga, and for them to come out, he did that gap line with them, with balenciaga and gap, for them to come out and say they are cutting ties with him is a very big moment, but kanye has said that he doesn't care who cuts ties with him because he believes that he is going to be just fine and continue to sell his fashion designs, and as of right now, you know, he feels as though his comments, he's not apologizing for them, sara. >> well, he has been spewing a whole lot of hate, so we'll see what happens with the businesses that he is involved with. chloe melas, it's always a pleasure. thank you, and we'll be right back i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatric

well other media figures on the right want to infiltrate pop culture, like candace owens, posing withst, in white lives matter shirts in fairest paris fashion wake here is the author of the new book raising the right. the untold story of america's ultraconservative youth movement and spot for power. kyle, help me here. i've got two teenagers at home. they don't care about politics, civics. they know exactly who been who ben ship hero's. you were embedded in this movement. how does this movement work, that they are able to get young people into their communities? >> it's interesting that you say this because one of the things that they do is they traffic in culture war issues and they avoid really very specific political points that kids who might know more about politics would actually be able to talk about or to think about, so they stay very tribal about us and them, they believe this, they want to do that. and they stay away from issues. >> and how are the school based culture war issues such a win for the right? because it seems the what public schools are trying to do is be more

a few weeks ago, kanye west was pictured with african-american conservative pundit candace owens at his paris fashion show, both of them wearing shirts emblazoned with the phrase "white lives matter." he also said george floyd died of a fentanyl overdose, not police brutality. meanwhile, in los angeles, members of a hate group hung banners over a busy freeway overpass sunday as they gave the nazi salute. one of the banners read, "kanye is right about the jews." several organizations have said the anti-semitic hate group goyim defense league is behind the overpass stunt. in burma, the death toll from military air raids in the northern state of kachin sunday has risen to 80, while some 100 were wounded. sunday night's attack came as hundreds of people had ghered celebrating the founding of the kachin independence organization. it is lily the deadliest aerialssault launched by burma'militaryegime since it seed powern a febrry 2021 coup. human rights advocates have accused the burmese military junta of war cris and have called on e international community to ban the sale of weapons and airp

he was posing with candace owens, a political commentator. said i thought the shirt was funny. my dad thought it was funny. it's funny a black man is wearing a shirt that says white lives matter. that is just not good enough for his fans, people in the music community, people all over the world who feel as though he's perpetuating stereotypes and being incredibly controversial. again, we haven't heard much more from him. it will be interesting to see what happens. we also don't know how long he's suspended from twitter or metaphor. they haven't specified. >> we'll be watching this, chloe melas, thank you. >>> ahead, more on the overnight missile strikes all across ukraine including this one in kyiv. president zelenskyy and international leaders are responding. >>> imagine a car that won't let you drive faster than the speed limit. the federal government is recommending just that. we'll have the details next. ♪ ♪ discover sound that can truly move you in the 2022 grand wagoneer. awarded best driver appeal by j.d. power. your shipping manager l

you heard candace earlier today and kevin. a fortunate, i went over there's extra private museumha n tokyo that is allth about the firebombing in the city. and that fateful mission burned 16 square miles of tokyo killed 100,000 civilians. there is a private museum there. then all sorts of documentation and artifacts and things like that but they also bring in survivors to talk to schoolkids and things like that. i interviewed a whole bunch of survivors in order to double tell the stories. i was really curious what is it like in the middle of one e of e worst firestorms ever? what does iti sound like what kevin was sent what does itan smell like? when people's eyelashes are burning off because of the heat. when concrete melts that asphalt turns to group, what was the experience like forha these survivors who had to get out of the way of a tidal wave of fire? that is what i was after pickwick she did a great job to you set up the stage. you pretty much showed what was going on in japan for at that time america was starting to co

candace owens, and we both wore the shirt at the same time, you know? for it, but we live for it. we're living for the battle. and what's the battle for? if life itself. >> sean? >> i love this because he's a free hiker, he's speak his mind which he's entitled to, to lara's point. you know, half of america won for donald trump. he won one election, lost another, and to think the that's an unacceptable viewpoint in hollywood, but this is really threatening to liberals because he's courageous. he's speaking the truth. and if kanye can speak truth, maybe other black, right-leaning conservatives can speak the truth, and all of a sudden the emperor has no clothes, and you have this explosion of conversation. what do democrats do for the african-american community? >> they've a failed us. >> how is my life better? you want to defund the police? look what it does to my neighborhood. you want to open the borders? the crime's not in your neighborhood. you have a gated community. i think that conversation, liberals can't handle. and kanye speaking out with such a

george up or they think or not is a stronger candidate voters are going to vote not on the issues from candaceersonal strengths protects walkers when accounts given gop somewhat of a headache this is the "washington post" appeared in week mcconnell visit gop senate candidates are liabilities and i molly it is coming down to a handful of races where there have been some very difficult things have popped up for gop candidates and how they handle those issues. >> is also true that americans are dissatisfied with how washington d.c. is doing things. so republican voters did nominate a bunch of outsider candidates parade where the view that as a liability for someone like mcconnell or a strength because you're hoping to make very significant changes to how things operate in this country is up for debate. but i think one thing was interesting in last nights debate we have been told walker it was a very bad candidate. in fact he did a really interesting and impressive performance in his debate on that abortion question. he did not just point out the unborn child is left out a lot of these discussions

candace millard's book the river of doubt theodore roosevelt's darkest during is a great read that kind of tells you that story if you take the roosevelt's class with me and j-term, we'll read that and discuss that more. but again kind of he said later on this is my last chance to be a boy to do something adventurous. okay, even though he was in his fifties and not really in the greatest shape. last thing that maybe we'd say is world war one and that's something we'll talk about without a week and a half as we kind of wrap up our time with the gilded age and progressive era. like world war two the united states was on evolved in world war one from the moment that it broke out. it would be about two and a half years before the nation would really get involved. was about a very strong opinions about world war one. he believed the united states needed to intervene on the side of the british and the french. and he tried to resurrect the rough riders. he tried to start a new division that was going to go to europe and fight in the same way the rough riders had gone to cuba. well again now he

time and time again when indoors candace went against unendorsed candidates, basically, for primary electionshan not one. . he -- if they lose, people are going to say it's because he hoisted these election deniers and outlandish characters, emmett oz, so forth. you will have a test of his sway and capacity at this point, two years after he lost the general election. >> then we have to buckle up to see what comes next, directly from him. peter baker, again it is an excellent book. highly recommended to anybody. the divider. trump in the white house 2017 to 2021. a welcome read and always welcome to have. you thank, you friend. >> two key moment for the economy in the coming days both with potentially profound impact, more on that next. the biden ministration seizing upon positive an unexpected economic news. getting the word out on this could help democrats ahead of the midterms. those eat ails, ahead. those eat ails, ahead. ed by real stories of bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar depression can take you to a dark place. latuda could make a real dif

personal experience, but she's found it really resonates and the other thing that's import about candaceure other black voters, she's there to make white conservative voters feel like it's okay, she's a black voice with things were okay, therefore we must not be racist. >> i was gonna say in some -- scenes that we're seeing with herschel walker. they like what he's saying, because in some ways it makes the white voters feel it's okay about the positions -- that they're adopting. let me ask about the rhetoric and where it leads us. we've seen the consequences of hateful rhetoric. as we saw on january the sixth. where it takes the country. where do you think the rhetoric of people like charlie kirk another take us. as he's denounced certain acts that have happened, but generally, where do you think it moves us? telling people as an appendage, it is very very radical speech, and it is hard to think that is not meant to rile people up and normalize the violent thinking and revolutionary thinking. i think creating this kind of chaos is going to work for republicans, i think democrats are goin