i think you need to make one for larry and for candace. >> candace doesn't need it, she is way ahead -- he is candace 8.0. >> sean: she is 1.0. you are 2.0. you are the one that finally got on board. >> i am 2.0. candace is 8.0. >> sean: the first time i met candace -- th>> i am 1.0.ed >> sean: she predicted african-americans are moving to the republican party. >> she's right! >> sean: she's right, so are you. >> she is absolutely correct. >> sean: greatu call. thank you both. more "hannity" straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right, since w ♪ >> sean: all right, since we came on the air from michigan we have an update. during this hour, wayne countyou board of canvassers reversed their decision, but say they are going to investigate their collided and they investigate first? we are finding why the change of heart, and we will report news as it develops. quick programming note: this friday, 8:00 p.m. eastern, thek patriot awards will be streaming live on foxnation.com. you don't want to miss that. also, don't forget, we hope you always set your dvr so you never miss an episode. th

with reaction, blackout author candace owens, leo to point out candace, that's pretty hypocritical i would say. they are the masters of the conspiracy theory. >> not only that, but they seem to be so miffed by so many americans view them is a divisive couple. look at what they're doing righ here, this breaks the etiquette of basically every former administration has granted it successors the decency of their silence. when the obama's you didn't hea the bushes criticizing them at every turn because it was the unspoken rule there's a certain decorum let's leave them alone because they share an understanding of how difficult it is to be in that position to have your family reviewed under a microscope every second of every day and have so many people in the country hate them and so many people in the country love them. they've never granted that to the trump's freight i think it said that they move in this direction where they say i'm going to respectfully remain silent instead they turned into activist which diminishes their record and their own reputation. >> leo, i can't think of a si

joining us now is candace owens. she's the founder of the blexit foundation, author of "blackout: how black america can make its second escape from the democrat plantation." it is great to have you with us, candace. social media has reached a level of -- you know, they have been absolutely authoritarian. but now, now they have taken it to a new level in which they are unafraid of censoring the president of the united states and you. tell us about the lawsuit. >> well, i can tell you, first and foremost, you are correct. the type of censorship that we are seeing in america right now is what you would expect under a communist regime, not in a free country. they're starting to censor opinions, they're starting to censor doctors, they're starting to censor people who are talking about their real experiences. a woman was censored for talking about how her husband had diesed. my lawsuit began -- died. my lawsuit began about an article one by a doctor. now, this is a doctor. facebook decided to rate it false, and they decid

one other factor, leo terrel and candace so when, we've never argued before in our life. >> sean: candace, think about the opportunity zones. record low unemployment for every demographic group something that biden obama never got done. historically black colleges you know. why did they not get it done. >> i'll tell you why, democrats look at black voters and they see them as a means to end. at the one that is a permanent voting block and that's the truth.nt it is remarkable to me, sean, they can't look and just assess things as they are. despite the rhetoric. despite the rhetoric, them calling donald j. trump a racist, he's been called racist then any other human being that what the face of the planet. despite that, he increased the support among black women and garnered half of the black male boat. the numbers have gone out. you think they could have the humility to pause for a second and say, you know what, maybe not every america is a racist. maybe it's because we're getting something wrong. there's something happening and people extend behind donald j. trump because he's a good and e

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author of blackout, candace, great to see you tonight. the democrats are clearly not as confident as they wanted to be going into the last sprint to the election. >> not just a lack of african-american turnout but also many of the voters may actually come out in the end for donald trump. what's going on here . >> that's exactly right. let me point to the fact laura, a few weeks ago you keep bringing this up but i really want to harp on this. a few weeks ago the polls were saying there was no movement in black america, that i was stagnant and unchanged, 8% black vote. miraculously there up to 14%. that's a pretty significant change in a matter of a couple of weeks because the truth is, laura, there's been a lot of movement in black america. when people said to me the polls are showing 8%, i laughed out loud. i'm on the ground, i had been on the ground everything the day for the last three years talking to black americans. in the beginning they didn't understand the trump phenomenon. there was a lot of fear amounts because of media fear mon

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candace, great to have you with us. give us, first, your improsecutions of where -- impressions of where we are now in this contested election, these disputed votes and certainly a disputed outcome. >> well, my perspective is that it's very clear democrats have something to hide. they are going to great lengths and great efforts to stop recounts and especially to stop audits above anything else. finish and here's my thing, if you are being honest and you are so sure that you've won by millions and millions of votes, why would you stop an audit? wouldn't you want to career your name? -- clear your name? wouldn't you want to say, yes, i am joe biden, i am officially the president-elect, and i got that way without any fraud? i mean, we're supposed to believe, according to the mainstream media narrative, that joe biden is more popular than barack obama in his 2008 prime. he's the most popular president that's ever run in the united states history. right? so won't he want that to be a solid win without any questions circulat

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candace owens, great to see you tonight, thank you for that. kirstie alley has been famous and successful, very few make it and cures the alley did so she doesn't need to come out and destroy her reputation in hollywood but she did anyway pretty came out of the closet as a donald trump supporter and then an opponent of the ludicrous hysteria around the coronavirus so those two positions landed her in a lot of trouble with our friends over on the cable news network over the weekend. here's part two of our conversation about what happened to her. here's the alley joins us now. thank you so much for coming back on the show. so you have effectively endorsed donald trump, you don't need to come you don't get anything out of it. why did you do that? >> i'm not usually very outspoken about politics, but i did it because i feel like he's actually a person who is kind of like me. i'm from the midwest and if i was going to run for president, i would just really want to do with to help the country. i wouldn't have any other ulterior motive, but i like the

candace owens here to assess that.. and also we've been asked a lot recently about this shows feature on this channel and we. will tell you what it is. coming up. ♪ >> tucker: before we get to the next segment, quick note about the show. over the weekend we got a lot of calls asking if we were leaving fox news. ironically, the very moment we're working on a project to expand to the amount of reporting and analysis we do in this hour across other parts of the company. this show's not going anywhere. it's getting bigger. people who run fox news want more of it, not less, and were grateful for it. we have specific soon.c as always, thank you for your trust in us. we will do our best to be worthy of it. it's not often the rest of us get to hear from barack obama. doesn't really talk about himself. one thing in fact barack obama hates more than wedding parties in yemen. this weekend, barack obamail finally broke his silence. here's what we learned. >> new president can set a new tone. that's not going to solve all the grid

it candace owens, i appreciate your analysis and i think you're right. if you need more evidence that its rights, book burning his back. no exaggeration. major corporations and meet even the aclu are endorsing it. we talked to the author of one book they absolutely do not want you to read. that's up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: here's something you probably never read a story about. at the same time, something has changed this country in the very basic way. in the last decade, there's been a huge spike in transgender identification among teenage girls. what's this about exactly? one author and a journalist called abigail shroyer wanted to know. she wrote a book about what may be causing the increase in identification. the response tells you everything. they stopped selling the book after a anonymous twitter user said it was trans public. we've heard reviewed the book. then a professor at uc berkeley called grace celebrated the decision. she wrote "i encourage followers to steal abigail shroyer's book and burn it on a pyre." that's a little much. but here's h

that's where candace stevens comes in. she's a tax specialist that the n.-g. o. wilderness foundation, africa. she wants to encourage landowners to turn their holdings into nature reserves. the government offers a tax incentive to do so. what you're doing here is looking after south africa's natural wealth in the public. good. yes. and so there's this unique tax incentive to benefit that biodiversity, so even as you plough money, time, if an energy into looking after the sun, farmers may think you're not getting anything out. there is a special tax incentive just to give a little bit back. this man is already converted his land into a protected area. he can write off the cost of the purchase over 25 year period. that extra cash and pocket would be able to, to give a little bit more financial sustainability to you in managing this in corporate units. and so that you could put a little bit more interest, which would be your decision and, and you know, what needs to happen on the side of photographer, cost fund of and purchase the land 5 years ago and has taken coun

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that's where candace stevens comes in. she's a tax specialist that the n.-g. o. wilderness foundation, africa. she wants to encourage landowners to turn their holdings into nature reserves. the government offers a tax incentive to do so. what you're doing here is looking off to south africa's natural wealth in the public. good. yes, and so there's this unique tax incentive to benefit that biodiversity. so even as you plough money time, if an energy into looking after the sun farm is may think you're not getting in your now is a special tax incentive just to give a little bit back. this man is already converted his land into a protected area. he can write off the cost of the purchase over 25 year period. that extra cash and pocket would be able to, to give a little bit more financial sustainability to you in managing this in perpetuity. and so that you could put a little bit more interest, which would be your decision and you know what needs to happen on the side of photographer, cause funded and purchase the land 5 years ago and has taken countless pictures of th

. >> and i'm candace gibson. we're live at msnbc world headquarters in new york. we have a team of correspondents and analysts following the very latest for us this hour. >> we begin with nbc's josh letterman in washington, d.c. josh, how is the president responding to what unfolded there on the streets of washington? >> the president is blaming the violence that we saw here in washington last night on what he calls antifa scum, issuing several tweets in the last 12 hours or so, in which he seemed to encourage the police here to crack down violently on those demonstrators. president trump tweeting, d.c. police, get going, do your job and don't hold back. now, we should point out, of the arrests that we know about from last night, at least 20 arrests, we don't know yet whether those were people who were there supporting president trump or opposing him and supporting president-elect biden. so unclear whether the president's comments there are really accurate. but we've seen the president want to use these rallies, despite the fact that some of them did turn violent,

., that's where candace stevens comes in. she's a tax specialist at the n.-g. o. wilderness foundation, africa. she wants to encourage landowners to turn their holdings into nature reserves. the government offers a tax incentive to do so. what you're doing here is looking off to south africa's natural wealth in the public. good. yes, and so there's this unique tax incentive to benefit that biodiversity. so even as you plough money time, if an energy into looking after the sun farm is my think you're not getting any. oh no, there is a special tax incentive just to give a little bit back. this man is already converted his land into a protected area. he can write off the cost of the purchase over 25 year period. that extra cash in the pocket would be able to, to give a little bit more financial sustainability to you in managing this interview to richie and so that you could put a little bit more interest, which would be your decision and, and you know, what needs to happen on the side of photographer, cause fund of endor purchased the land 5 years ago and has taken c

candace owens is not mad, we are happy to have her on tonight. and thank you so much. what are they so mad about? >> first and foremost, they are following a marxist ideology which is the most important thing for people to realize. i brought this up on your show before. most americans have no idea who karl marx was and why they don't cringe when we talk about socialism and we have seen the rapid progression of marxist ideology this year shutting down churches. was against worship because he wanted people to worship the government. but if you want to go outside and celebrate joe biden and kick around a pillowed effigy of donald j. trump, that is safe. the tech overlords censoring our speech saying you can't say this or do that and we are doing it to protect you, it's for your safety. it's been this rapid progression and arrived at a really scary point because they are openly saying there is no place. aoc saying we need to make sure we have an accounting system for all of these people who supported this person and what are you going to do? persecute conservatives? what i

candace owens joins us tonight. governor cuomo says you need to spend the holiday along with your global family, apparently like randoms on facebook, but he spending with his actual family. tell me how this works. >> it's covid for the and not for me, you have to love these democrat governors. they have no shame. in america right now it feels like everything is upside down. you have this week, rapper cardi b wins woman of the year for rapping about her and now we have a governor who oversaw the most covid deaths in his state and he wins an enemy. he gets to win the and home and emmy. i think around the corner aoc will likely pick up a pulitzer prize in economics for her, and the government should just pay us to stay at home. it feels like we are honestly playing the crazy game. it's hard to mince words here whether it's los angeles or whether it's california or new york. it's horrible stuff that we are seeing in the american people are suffering. this guy during all of this coronavirus pandemic, took the time to off

candace owens, thank you. sad note, one man almost every american respected and for good reason, was north american. he is a canadian. sadly he is god's might. alex trebek had a great effect on people's lives. not joking. set a great example for you. >> tucker: with everything going on, it's odd that the death of the game show host could hurt a little bit, but it did hurt a little bit when he died and that tells you a lot about the place he occupied in this country. rather than describe that, we will sum it up with a clip from jeopardy. here it is. >> any family members back home sheecheering you on? >> i learn english because of you, but would sit on his lap and watch it every day. so this is a pretty special moment for me. thank you very much. >> tucker: amen. thank you very much get a lot of us feel that way. played that on camera for six years. not easy to do. alex trebek of my rest in peace. that's it for us tonight. we will be back 8:00 p.m., the show who is this white and sincere enemy of prosperity and

candace. >> that's right. america is not a racist country. will you find racist, sexist and my misogynists of course you will. we are not a perfect species find hate. this country gave him everything he has. he should so he some respect and dignity. where is the strategy of this long-term? are they going to keep saying this every time something happens? donald j. trump gained 10 million voters since 2016 did. 10 million more people become racist since 2016 did. 10 million more people including black people doubled his support amongst black women received 18% of black male support now black people are becoming racist and white supremacists and deplorables, to atoo they should pivot on this strategy because they're losing the american people. this is not a winning message for democrats. steve: candace, one of the co-founders of black lives matter has requested a meeting with incoming president-elect biden actually wrote a letter on saturday, i think. it said in part in short black people won this election. she goes on to say we want something f

., that's where candace stevens comes in. she's a tax specialist at the n.-g. o. wilderness foundation, africa. she wants to encourage landowners to turn their holdings into nature reserves. the government offers a tax incentive to do so and go with what you're doing here is looking after south africa's natural wealth in the public . good. yes. and so there's this unique tax incentive to benefit that biodiversity . so even as you plow money time, if an energy into looking after the sun home as may think you're not getting any and not only is a special tax incentive just to give a little bit back. this man is already converted his land into a protected area. he can write off the cost of the purchase over 25 year period. that extra cash and pocket he will be able to, to give a little bit more financial sustainability to you in managing this in perpetuity. and so that you could put a little bit more interest, which would be your decision and, and you know, what needs to happen on the side of photographer, cause fundamental purchase the land 5 years ago. and it's take

candace owens. good stuff. we are going to take a look at some of the stocks which are moving up today, the left-hand side of your screen, i see square way up, start with that. susan: you want to start with square, let's start with square, you threw that into the rank, jack dorsey said the company and the reason is because they had blowout turning for the first time they had a billion dollars in bitcoin sales, more people using the cash up to store their unappointed benefits and their higher stimulus checks, let's talk about cvs, fantastic report card, a woman as the next ceo karen lynch, higher profit sales like the rebound when it comes prescription drug, t-mobile another big winner, crushing at record number of customers over 2 million best in the mobile industry, that merger with sprint seems to be paying off in square as i mentioned had the nine price target hikes and finally roku, 14.8 billion hours of streaming from july to september, that's all you need to take away activist counts, went up to 50% to ro

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county supervisor candace anderson received an early morning call from dr. chris. >> and so our health officer called me very early this morning and said we need to slow things down. >> reporter: she says two weeks ago there were 14 people hospitalized for covid, but by november 2nd that number increased to 40. >> let's just go ahead and start restricting some things this week and hopefully we can tamp down the increased spread that we're seeing right now. >> reporter: but cocoa is not in the red tier yet, still in the orange tier for the moment, and many businesses were just gearing up for the new 50% rules. this sports bar and grill has outdoor and indoor seating. >> amping up, spending more money, getting chairs out, then they take it away from us. which i understand it needs to get done, it's just hard as a small business. >> reporter: the pool tables are now dining tables. signs everywhere warning folks to stay six feet apart, wear a mask, no hand shakes. >> i'm just so glad i'm not in the restaurant business. >> reporter: customers were surprised the n

the author of "blackout," candace owens. black lives matter showing their political power and they want with gavin newsom to pay attention. >> and he will absolutely capitulate because he has no choice in the matter. you know what? i have to say good for black lives matter. they haven't been lying about who they are. they've been clear from the beginning, the politicians may have ignored it because they were using them to further their own goals, but we had them years ago saying they view themselves as marxist. they believe in what karl marx believed in, and that really is by any means necessary. they will take by force. they're basically saying your vote can now do as we say, and i believe you'll see gavin newsom will do as they say. this is what happens when you don't have a spine at the beginning. when they're rioting and looting, and you're calling this a peaceful protest. you start to manifest this idea that they are in power, and you're just a person in office that will do their bidding. he's going to have to deal with

candace strategy actually change what's going on in these countries, or is it just paying lip service to the issue? 1st of all, let me say that what the polish government is doing? no. what went to auburn, this doing is to hurt thousands of citizens of their own countries. polish should be home, gary, n l g b t i will be hit by the loss. busy and the public statements published and hunger in officials are coming with. and what the european union can do is to send, a strong signal to say that the rights of one garion else v.t.i., for example, is important old europe. and what we else can do is fight sample to give the single to victor alben if you are hurting your eligibility. unity if you are not protecting european well, yes, then you will get problems with the european union. for example, by cutting some of the funding hungary gets out of the budget of the european union and that there will be some developments in this direction. and this is all to come about the spread of the commission came up with this that or that is rasmussen, envisioned german politician and member of the euro

candace if you are ok as this was a notice set up placed on your door sort of action notice you need to get in touch with a management property manager here if you feel the same correct but we said eviction for august the 7th at 9 o'clock. ok thank you ma'am. in the state of virginia the law is strict if the rent is late by 5 days the landlord has the right to begin the eviction process a few weeks later the tenant receives a notice on their door. you know what is right you know what it is. go for the one week you know. it's going off and i will take it out. sometimes carried away by his own enthusiasm officer loyal is not always accurate usually me how are you are you are you. now the she there here now this is. this announcement to make. this woman who has nothing to feel guilty about got away with nothing more than a fright. i'm sorry ma'am we're at the wrong apartment thank you. the threatening tenants have one week to settle their debts otherwise they face eviction by force and officer loyal does not show much sympathy. this morning he and his colleague must addict the person th

and that has also affected life in vegas village of candace, take a look aided in the swiss alps. the secluded mountain village of condor stick in the swiss can't know beyond its east in berkeley from the house. a sign to me, you know, doing feels like home. it's tradition. it's about feeling. it's nice and say, this is jordan, but now i'm in the pandemic. the popular pastime is deemed dangerous. meat runs a local hotel with a restaurant. and yodel, it means the world to her. you seem to start thought the i am strong social group. i think we put a lot of dedication and passion into our singing. but now the pandemic has caught up with the canton of sheets. as you can tell from the headlines with all them, the cantar located some 150 kilometers from condor. recently made international news after a major covert 1000 operator for a yodel concert authorities say the event is partly to blame for the region's infection spike. in mid october, the local hospital issued a stark warning after the chance in the feets is seeing the biggest surge in cooler than 1000 infections in all of europe.

candace hollingsworth is national co—chair of our black party. it is a political organsation that tries to advance policy for black americans. she's in hyattsville maryland where she is the first african american mayor in its 134—year—old history. thank you so much forjoining us. thank you so much forjoining us. if trump supporters wanted to protest in your centre, would you welcome them? first, thank you for having me on today. contest is part of our nation origin study and it is a right that we have worked fearlessly to protect and, at the same time, what the protest guessing in washington, dc is a lack of understanding of the electoral process and how democracy works and truly undermining democracy for millions of americans. and it is important we acknowledge exactly what it is. it is not truly a protest, this is a celebration of a person, a celebration of a person, a celebration of a person, a celebration of white supremacy and a celebration of its commander—in—chief. and a celebration of its commander-in-chief. when was the last time

the doctor you saw in that video, candace remy spoke to us about what he thinks is the best way to get people to take the job. there's a lack of information at times that people are unwilling to seek out. and so i think that with a lack of information, there is an opportunity for health professionals and medical professionals to at least engage people in the public who perhaps have doubts about certain things. i'm cautiously optimistic that the rigor by which these current vaccines are being a value weight is no different than if this was a lapsed over a longer period of time. and so these vaccines have gone through significant phase one, phase 2, and now feast 3. about you asians, and i think that we should be in a position hopefully that these are going to be successful and will have minimal side effects educating. certainly the populace to understand specifically the different aspects of these vaccines and how they're going to be most helpful. and which populations will be even more helpful? i think is important. i think education always is number one, canadian restaurant and he ref

candace, their idea of healing is them winning. they don't care about winning. their idea is shut up and watch me jam my agenda down the country's throat. >> that's right. and there can be no survivors in the republican party. this is the rhetoric you would expect from a party that has taken a hard left. this is communist-type rhetoric. they are saying all 72 million people who supported trump are irredeemable and deplorable and anything you do to them is okay. they are talking about taking people's jobs. they want a data base that says this person supported donald trump for president. and they shouldn't have a job. we are seeing them edge closer and closer to what we have been talking about for the past four years. this is not your mother and father's democrat party. they are hateful, angry, and seek to have revenge because they had they feel power taken from them. not because of white supremacy or racism. or misogyny. it's because of their own failures. the failures of barack obama when america believed in his vision of unity. fool america once, shame on you,

candace creek mission to reverend david green, very dear sir, from the date of my letter you will perceive i am still in the cherokee nation east and still in the neighborhood of the creek mission. how much longer we shall be permitted to remain here in our own lands, to enjoy our rights and privileges i do not know. from the present aspect of affairs we shall very soon be without house and home. indeed, ever since the 23rd of may we've been looking almost daily for the soldiers to come. and turn us out of our houses. they have already warned us to make arrangements and come into the camps before we were forced to do so. but i have stated distinctly to the officers at headquarters what i thought of this so-called treaty. and what course i intend to pursue in the event that no new treaty was made and i see no reasons yet why i should change my mind. my determination, and the determines of the large majority of the cherokees, yet in the nation, is never to recognize this fraudulent instrument as a treaty, nor remove under it nol we are forced to do so at the point of the bayonet. it may seem