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turning points usa's charlie kirk and candace owens. know you guys have been crisscrossing the country trying to get the vote out. let's talk about the youth vote. all under cases are young people generally don't vote in the mid terms. is that the case? charlie? >> usually turnout in the mid terms are 40-45 percent. but all indications show we'll have spiked enthusiasm. candace owens and i have been barnstorming the country on college campuses. there are young people supportive of this president's agenda. there are some record highs and. >> record lows. lowest unemployment in 60 years. our own generation's well-being better pull that lever tuesday. judge jeanine: candace, what are you seeing when it comes to young people voting. >> there seems to be a tacit understanding the stakes are higher this time around. we are deciding between two disparate viewpoints. is it going to be ruled by the left which believe in mob rule and just believe women, or are we going to vote for the founding principles and the constitution. so they understand t

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welcher conservative activist candace owens announced her new movement to encourage african-americans to leave the democratic party the mainstream media was so caught up in the kanye dust thumping at the white house that they missed the most egregious thing about candace owens the exit movement it wasn't hurt just like me too before at the blacks a campaign was not invented. by some new media darling it also had nothing to do with political parties founded in july of two thousand and sixteen following the brutal murder of philander castiel at the hands of minnesota police officers blacks it sought to start a new black economic movement to encourage economic stability opportunity and health and african-american communities according to their website blacks it in its nature is not a political agenda but a theory of change to collectively build institutional economic agency that benefits black americans which is why when candace owens attempted to trademark her black suit logo an actual book founder malia conley considered legal action saying quote there's too much at stake at this point

up next, can't miss reaction to the angle and michelle obama's intentions in this book from candace owens, monica crowley, and michelle ritchie. don't move. deserves the hard work that went into the science behind vascepa. prescription vascepa. vascepa, along with diet and exercise, has proven results in multiple clinical trials. vascepa looks different because it is different. over a decade of extensive research and development achieved proven results. that's the prescription power of vascepa. vascepa is not right for everyone. do not take vascepa if you are allergic to icosapent ethyl or any inactive ingredient in vascepa. tell your doctor if you are allergic to fish, have liver problems or other medical conditions and about any medications you take, especially those that may affect blood clotting. 2.3% of patients reported joint pain. ask your doctor about what the science behind prescription vascepa can mean to you. amarin thanks the clinicians and patients who participated in the vascepa clinical trials. >> laura: to respond to my ankle, candace owens, communications director for tur

don't move. >> laura: to respond to my angle, candace owens, communications director for turning point usa, monica crowley, senior columnist for "the washington times," and the democratic strategist rochelle richie. candace, are these political swipes and reworked old stories, are they really worth the half of the reported $65 million advance that michelle obama was paid for her memoir by crown publishing? >> to the democratic party, they are worth it. these are the same tired and baseless accusations that everybody says when they want to sell books. we saw this from michael wolf, we saw this from omarosa. they're constantly using the president and trying to feed the divisive rhetoric that's already out there in the media. i take great exception to the idea that our president is a misogynist. misogyny does not appoint sarah sanders. misogyny does not appoint kellyanne conway. misogyny does not appoint everybody on his staff that we are seeing being led by women. it's really ridiculous and it's tired and it's really unbecoming especially coming from the former administration to constant

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he writes.iz the a focus of his rath seems to be candace owens. >> laura: do you buy that?> i kind of do. the black exit. she tried to correct it. he saidg i don't want to be associated with this any more and he pulled away so, that is that. >> laura: what did we say at the time? >> he was probably promoting an album and to be very careful. just in time for halloween i asked the question and went on the road to ask voters. their answers might surprise you. watch. >> who's the scariest political figure this halloween to you? >> maxine waters. >> maxine waters. >> maxine waters. nancy pelosi. nancy pelosi. >> as we go toward halloween scariest political figure. >> hillary clinton. hillary clinton.ic hillary clinton. >> the scariest person in politics today would be donald j. trump because he is the one that is going to run a lot of people out. [ applause ] >> laura: i hope the guy -- >> so trump ended up being the scariest of all because he can repeal all of the other characters. >> laura: back h to kanye. >> they are telling us we don't have time. kanye is learning the lesso

the focus of his wrath seems to be candace owens.ck exit thing that she was promoted, she claimed kanye design the t-shirt she was selling. she tried to correct that, he said i don't want to be associated with this anymore and he pulled away. that's that. >> laura: what did we say at the time. >> we sent the time he was probably promoting an album and to be very careful of this. we don't have time to play our best of. just in time for halloween, i ask a question, who do you consider the most scary political figure in the country, their answers might surprise yo you? >> who was the scariest political figure is halloween? >> maxine waters. >> maxine waters. >> maxine waters. >> maxine waters. >> nancy pelosi. >> nancy pelosi. >> nancy pelosi. [screaming] >> as we build towards halloween, scariest political figure? >> hillary clinton. >> still? >> still. [laughter] >> the scariest person in politics would be donald j. trump because he's the one who's going to run a lot of people out of the country. >> he ended up being the scariest of a

trump, this issue around prison reform, criminal justice reform you have seen pastor scott and candace owensnd others saying for god's sake, republican party at least pass something. >> i've got to say van, those folks are so extreme. >> yes. they're not a good representative. >> they're not all-americans and maybe more so than some of the people not of color in the party. they're so out of the mainstream and so not clear. >> they don't represent real black conservatism. >> listen, i got to get to the break. van, can you comment on this part? can you seen the numbers, the studies on the republican party moving forward? look what happened in the midterms, what happened in the suburbs and on and on. they're going to have to do, what was it after the. >> have you seen those reports, van? >> yeah, it's. >> brutal. >> they are on a pathway that's not a positive pathway for them long-term. they have to do something different. >> lots to talk about. a controversial trump judicial nominee is one step closer to confirmation tonight. we'll talking about thomas farr and the many accusations of voter su

candace owens, communications director for turning points usa. chris khan, former aide to senator chuck schumer. matt schlapp, let's start with you. i think the president has shown frankly often times enormous restraint, given how radical the left has become and how much they resist giving any credit or any pretense even of wanting to work with him on issues, even an issue as powerful as criminal justice reform. >> that's right in the american conservative union has been taking the lead on that important issue. it must be tough to be the president because money turn tn his television set at night, except for the show and a few other shows, and when he reads the paper the morning, 90% of it is an indictment and attack on everything he is and everything it stands for. you are right, i think he has to understand the american people loves his agenda. they want him to push hard. he would do the country a lot of good if his leadership could -- nancy pelosi or another democrat will be leading the democrats in the house. they are going to be the majority

james woods, laura bloomer, alex jones, candace owens, roger stone. defending anything these guys did but i can't find one prominent liberal that twitter has -- >> greg: i know. there's a feminist who just got thrown off by saying -- i would hasten to say alex jones isn't a conservative. he's a conspiratorial. >> juan: a lot of those people are conspiracy theorists and what we are experiencing in this country is a tremendous spike in hate crimes. >> greg: fake hate crimes. >> juan: most of it is coming from the right. >> greg: fake hate crimes are coming from the left. >> juan: to dana's point, you have to figure out how to manage it because there's one level at which you say it's an open platform. everyone has the right to say anything they want to say but when it's used to perpetuate hate, bullying, misogyny, anti-semitism, as you point out by louis farrakhan. i think they do have some responsibility. to say it's wrong. >> morgan: jack dorsey should be asked about louis farrakhan every single time anyone interviews him. it's the most egregious. some

we think that the way to win them over, specifically with say millennial voters is to put the candace owenstomi lahrens, who got out and spew fire that excites the base, while insulting millennials, insulting women. like dating, if you want somebody to go out with you, you don't say i don't like you, i think you're wrong, come hang out with me. that doesn't work. we have to have thoughtful dialogue with people, and even before we get to the dialogue, we have to listen to issues. think about the nfl kneeling issue, as a republican, it's their right, and we should listen as to why and address those issues as conservatives and use conservative values but, no, the republican party, the big orange guy in the white house said no, they're sons of bitchess, they have issues that should be address, and but we're not smart enough to do that. if we don't get that fixed, we're going to be in trouble in 2020, with the one saving grace if democrats have the 20 or so expected candidates and get somebody too far to the left and n n not, when you run moderate candidates who reflect the district itself they