Adin Live - Adin Ross & Candace Owens FULL STREAM!

00:00:00.000 oh hi candace what's up it's a pleasure to meet you very nice to meet you how are you doing i'm

00:00:07.260 doing good i'm doing good how about yourself i mean it's been busy man three kids under three

00:00:12.960 years old it's just been wild a crazy year already but blessed wait how is that possible

00:00:17.240 wait three kids under three wait i had a kid every year for three years i was just like

00:00:22.620 permanently pregnant it was crazy that's actually crazy wait um sorry i know this is kind of like

00:00:27.980 i don't i don't want to come out as rude wait how old are you telling me asking no it's not rude i

00:00:32.120 don't know why people are so weird why women are so weird about that i'm 35 see i just said this

00:00:37.240 earlier you're probably like the only girl on the internet that i like because most girls on the 0.59

00:00:41.420 internet they would be they would think that was rude and then they would probably say something

00:00:44.680 oh my god i'm not answering that so i appreciate you answering that yeah it's such an easy question

00:00:49.580 i don't know why girls are weird about it we're all getting older it's okay exactly it's part of life

00:00:53.780 um what's it called uh wait so where are you at right now i'm actually in my house just sitting

00:01:00.760 in my podcast studio chatting with you i have to i basically have to hide because otherwise you're

00:01:05.280 just going to hear kids screaming so makes sense makes sense um yeah i was i was trying to uh we're

00:01:11.860 trying to do this for months we're glad we can finally make it happen that's good i uh i appreciate

00:01:15.300 you coming on i uh i was actually trying to do this around the time i was doing something with

00:01:19.520 president trump um which uh have you have you done anything with him yet or no i haven't because

00:01:25.980 things have obviously been completely crazy since the assassination attempt and also obviously anybody

00:01:31.340 who's been paying attention to my life publicly knows that it's been quite a crazy year for me as

00:01:35.120 well uh and so i actually haven't reached out to his team you know they were doing a lot of the i was

00:01:40.260 happy to see that he did your show and he did the ovon because i felt like they were doing all the

00:01:43.960 boring stuff before like i don't really care to see him on like msnbc yeah yeah that like you know

00:01:49.040 it's always the same interview trying to be like a gotcha interview and i think like for most people

00:01:54.100 we just want to see him like the fun side of him like who is he as a like a grandfather who is he as

00:01:59.620 like a friend and so i was very happy to see that they're now starting to dip their toe into doing like

00:02:04.540 streamers and podcasters because that's way way way more influential in my opinion yeah 100 no i agree

00:02:11.640 with you i think like and again i think that that did so much for him right as far as like press goes

00:02:16.680 like i saw it everywhere when i did something with theo did something like it was really really good

00:02:20.040 and i think that's like what he kind of needs to do show his fun side show who he is as a person

00:02:24.240 because you know i i i just see so much you know bs going on right now like there's so much propaganda

00:02:30.460 going on and um with with everything and uh i'm glad that like people could see the actual good

00:02:36.680 goodness of his heart and like him um which is really good i wanted to ask you first off like

00:02:42.600 what are your thoughts on what's going on now like with the current like the election like what's what

00:02:46.420 do you what do you think what's going on right now you know it's funny because i just said this on my

00:02:50.780 show today but i'm just like i don't know if i'm the only person that is just so bored with politics

00:02:55.500 like there's something about it that now just feels like we're watching the same skit every year

00:02:59.480 and so i said on my podcast i'm like everything's just fake and gay you know like it's just like 0.78

00:03:03.320 it's just nothing nothing's legit anymore it's the same it doesn't matter what the topic is like

00:03:09.800 you know obviously today a very serious thing happened like a school shooting before you can

00:03:14.160 even process and feel compassionate about it you have this exactly what you expect like you know

00:03:18.900 the white house comes in and says we need to ban guns and suddenly it's a political debate they're

00:03:22.620 all saying the same stuff and so it just needs a like a breath of fresh air everything is so stale

00:03:29.400 right now i'm not even i'm hardly even talking about politics on my show because i've just gotten

00:03:34.020 bored with it and it's that's why i said like it was cool to see him do something different like i'd

00:03:39.120 much rather see trump on alex jones show jumping on a streamer podcast i want to like watch trump

00:03:44.040 try to play and win mario kart you know what i'm saying yeah no i know that's what i need for

00:03:49.660 politics because i already know what everybody's gonna say i already know what everybody thinks

00:03:53.980 and it's just it's boring well um that's i agree with you on that i think it's like in a really

00:03:59.180 really weird spot right now right it's like all very predictable on what's going on and uh you know

00:04:04.980 but i but i do want to ask you this because i've been really trying to figure out the real reason why

00:04:09.220 and we can kind of like you know diverse a little bit but why is kamala getting like so much press i

00:04:15.420 see her everywhere i see people like really like falling for it i see her everywhere it was out of the

00:04:20.560 blue as as soon as biden dropped out it's like she's literally blasted everywhere i see i see her

00:04:25.580 uh i wanted to ask you why why is that he didn't because everything is fake and gay right so he just 0.97

00:04:32.520 like put her into the machine and then suddenly that's it she's our new beyonce and just right on 0.99

00:04:38.620 time like megan de stallion comes out and starts twerking for votes it's like okay i'm just gonna run

00:04:43.480 the exact same repeat it's like one half of the wop duo back when it was biden running for office it was

00:04:48.380 cardi b now it's it's kamala harris they've got megan de stallion twerking for votes and fundraisers 1.00

00:04:53.820 i'm like well wow we're just really gonna run the exact same thing and then they're like suddenly

00:04:57.460 trying to like hype beyonce at the dnc and she comes out to beyonce we fully know she could not 0.85

00:05:03.000 even sing sing the lyrics to that beyonce song that she walked out to but now all of a sudden she's like

00:05:07.780 speaking about her black heritage before this when she was elected into congress she all she spoke

00:05:14.440 about was being like the first indian elected to the second so it's just like and people fall for 1.00

00:05:19.840 it that's the part that really trips me out it's like how can you continually keep falling for it

00:05:25.860 that's what's weird i feel like i'm on the outside watching a movie and i've seen the movie in the

00:05:31.800 script so many times and yet the characters in it really play their parts every time you know like

00:05:37.420 they're like oh my first time woman and like we're running like the hillary clinton i'm with her vibes

00:05:44.700 from 2016 and it's gonna be the first the first like how many times can we keep doing this and so

00:05:51.680 i just kind of have like tapped out from it because i can't stand to watch it i just need and crave

00:05:59.780 something more authentic right now yeah yeah yeah yeah i um i get what you're saying i really do you 0.97

00:06:06.600 know it's it's just it's all so like stupid and and again like that's what i want it's like all 0.98

00:06:12.440 of a sudden she just started claiming that she's black and like and then and like it's just like 0.99

00:06:17.060 all this like she's just like switching up and then like i i saw like the way that she like

00:06:21.280 speaks now like she like changes her accent her tone her voice it's just like so it's corny it really

00:06:26.560 really is um but in rappers now too like who in her right mind thinks that when kamala harris 1.00

00:06:33.080 i don't even know what her husband's name is i literally don't is it doug is her husband's name

00:06:36.760 doug i don't know i don't know literally i don't know what her husband i think it might be doug i

00:06:41.140 think so but who actually thinks that when you get up in the harris household that they're listening

00:06:45.860 to megan v stallion and like offset and all of the rappers who she's now quoting on stage like who 0.82

00:06:53.480 actually thinks she knows those songs and i go nobody can be that dumb and then you look out and

00:06:57.860 people like yes ha you know not like us ain't like us like i'm like who actually thinks that

00:07:05.520 she's listening to that music yeah unfortunately it really just shows you like the power of the

00:07:10.340 mainstream media like the propaganda really works if you just say something enough times it becomes

00:07:16.200 true and so all they have to do is sell it to you put a little sprinkle of a beyonce song on it and

00:07:20.760 people are like yeah i'm with her like she's the truth even though nothing she has ever said

00:07:25.300 has been honest or truthful yeah no you're not wrong about that i uh it's it's all a bunch of 0.95

00:07:31.520 bullshit um and you know it's a very important election this year um and i and i think that we 0.75

00:07:36.220 have to all really really be careful i think everyone's vote truly matters i think everyone 0.97

00:07:40.080 needs to really really take a lot of thinking but it's not hard to really think about it uh into

00:07:45.220 their vote uh because it's a it's a very very important election uh what do you think is going to

00:07:50.080 happen what are your predictions for this election you know i kind of got out of political

00:07:54.480 prognostications last election because i'm one of the people oh my gosh who believes that the

00:07:59.200 last election was fully stolen uh you know it's just not normal i've been i've been in america my

00:08:04.500 whole life you don't say let's stop counting votes and then when people are dead asleep the

00:08:09.360 exact opposite result happens and it doesn't matter how much the media tries to gaslight me about

00:08:14.040 that i'm never going to believe the 2020 election was not rigged yeah we have not addressed

00:08:18.880 those problems so when we get into this song and dance of who's going to win i'm going okay but what

00:08:24.400 have we done to address all of these things that were passed in lieu of covet suddenly we're like

00:08:28.920 flooding people with mail-in ballots i think california made that a thing forever like gavin newsom was

00:08:33.200 like no forever mail-in ballot he's the worst everyone's going to get one whether you request

00:08:36.920 one or not and so i've lost faith in our institutions to begin with obviously my hope and my

00:08:43.020 encouragement is for everyone to get out and vote for trump you know because if you are between the

00:08:47.860 two people i mean one wants to usher in a state of communism right so if you're if you are really

00:08:52.500 believing because this woman is half indian and not she's not even half black just to be clear

00:08:58.220 like we can't even get clarity on that she might be like 10 black somewhere but even her father is

00:09:03.640 indian so it's just completely wild if you think that that's a reason for you to ignore the policies 0.71

00:09:08.880 that she has supported and you don't think it's going to impact your life man look around how are we at

00:09:14.020 the phase right now even where people are not even believing their own eyes like everybody knows they

00:09:18.660 were living better under trump yeah they're buying the rhetoric that when trump gets into office like

00:09:24.140 you're going to be back in slave chains and i'm like he was already in office how can somebody convince

00:09:31.240 you against your own experiences like it's amazing to me how propaganda works yeah but you know i'm with

00:09:37.160 trump i support trump i hope that trump wins but i don't have enough faith in our institutions

00:09:42.880 to put in a guess and say like he's definitely got this thing you know yeah i agree with exactly

00:09:47.760 what you just said i want to touch base on the topic that's really important to me that actually

00:09:51.280 bugs me right like i have no issue with what people want to do you know with their lives like

00:09:55.420 everyone deserves to be happy i believe and i believe that everyone deserves to do what they

00:09:59.960 want to do everyone's life is very important and they should all be you know basically do what they

00:10:04.420 want to do um i just don't like certain agendas being pushed on the youth and i don't like

00:10:10.320 certain agendas being pushed on certain groups of people and i want to know your thoughts on that

00:10:14.500 like do you see anything like nowadays in the world where it's being pushed on uh children the youth

00:10:22.580 uh etc any specific so i have this motto and i'm going to start selling t-shirts that just say bring

00:10:28.300 back cigarettes and people go what are you talking about cigarettes were so bad they gave you cancer

00:10:31.600 well let me explain it so when i was growing up there was this huge campaign a very successful

00:10:35.940 campaign to get americans to stop drink stop smoking cigarettes because it is natural for

00:10:40.740 children to want to rebel right that stage of adolescence is never going to go away and it used

00:10:45.880 to be when we were like a normal country when kids were rebelling they were like i'm gonna go smoke a

00:10:49.760 cigarette and skip school nowadays it's like hey i'm gonna go on puberty blockers like now we put in

00:10:55.760 like operation lgbtq community and the kids are doing things that are fundamentally changing their entire

00:11:02.020 lives like changing their entire prospect for life it's like they're experimenting with their bodies and

00:11:07.700 that is such a shame to me you know and so when i see this operation lgbtq community and you see that

00:11:16.340 they've now implemented this into the school system into the public school agenda trying to make children

00:11:22.260 confuse children when they're young it absolutely infuriates me as a parent and just as a moral citizen

00:11:27.860 like you don't even have to be a parent to understand how wrong this is and how demented it

00:11:31.540 is to to utilize adolescence as a time to manipulate children into making like lifelong decisions and i

00:11:39.700 want to be clear it's not just morally wrong it's an evil it's an evil and there's a reason for that

00:11:44.180 people have to be willing to have these conversations why do they want everybody to be homosexual like

00:11:48.340 what is so wrong about being a straight male in today's society well the truth is that you're starting

00:11:53.460 to see that the government just wants to have domain over your entire life everything i mean down from

00:12:00.740 what you're eating they're poisoning us they're trying to get people on pharmaceuticals as young

00:12:04.100 as possible you know and in order to really complete that takeover of your life there can be no one to

00:12:10.660 stand up to them right and what is the biggest threat to a government strong men strong men and so it

00:12:16.260 makes me infuriates me that they're trying to just like instill this homosexual agenda on children 0.93

00:12:22.900 without them understanding that's a part of a larger evil agenda i want to ask you a question

00:12:27.940 you know as a mom and um you know you like you just said like it makes you upset obviously of

00:12:32.340 course i think any more person like you said as well it makes me upset and i'm not even a parent um

00:12:37.220 if you know i don't know what you're planning on doing with you know your kids but you you obviously

00:12:40.900 want to you know make sure they're getting a good education do you plan on putting them in you

00:12:44.900 know a public school that i don't know what state do you live in sorry i live in tennessee my plan my

00:12:51.220 plans are to homeschool i just had this conversation with my husband this week so it's so funny you're

00:12:56.020 saying that because we met a family that homeschooled their children and they were an absolute delight i

00:13:01.300 mean just well-rounded children who are extremely athletic in the top one percent in the nation for

00:13:07.380 mathematics and you realize that wow when you take this stuff at home the public school system is an

00:13:12.820 abject failure yeah and so i know but it's a luxury to to say that you can homeschool your kids for

00:13:17.860 some people it's a huge luxury because unfortunately you have both parents working

00:13:22.100 thank you feminism yay women love working just like men thanks feminists um but my my plan and 1.00

00:13:29.460 my goal and my hope is to homeschool my children because i just can't put them in this situation

00:13:34.820 that i see happening i do have a question because if i ever have kids i plan to do the same thing because

00:13:39.140 this is the education system now is horrible but the only thing that i ever thought of and i want to

00:13:43.460 you to think of this is like what about their social life what about like how do they like make

00:13:47.700 make how do they like learn to like develop how to communicate with people and like networking and

00:13:52.020 like things like that like how are they going to learn how to like get friends basically like

00:13:55.780 how does that happen yes well the early socialization happens when you have siblings so i i

00:14:01.540 stand out for government also by just believing that we should all be having tons of kids and they

00:14:05.060 keep telling us just have one don't be selfish uh no you have siblings if you grow up with siblings you

00:14:09.540 know how it works you get beat up you know you're fighting you're socialized pretty quickly and you

00:14:13.460 have to survive and you're not a brat but the second element of that is to put them into a ton

00:14:17.380 of activities you know so yeah i still want my kids to be playing sports i still want them to be

00:14:22.740 dancing i don't want my little girl i have this dream that she's gonna dance ballet even though

00:14:27.620 against the will it might be me living through my child vicariously and that's how you socialize but also

00:14:33.220 micro communities this is what it's really about like know your neighbors that's normal like we've gotten so

00:14:38.340 far away from that thanks to this city agenda like it's new york and la and what we're so refreshing

00:14:44.740 about moving to the south is people care and know their neighbors like as soon as you move in like

00:14:49.540 that idea of someone bringing over a cup of sugar that's real people sent us cookies people sent us

00:14:55.220 flowers you know welcome to the neighborhood they want to know about you and we've removed so far we've

00:15:00.260 just been removed so far away from that and so reinstilling you know family faith and and neighborhood i

00:15:05.540 think it's a big part of that and of course i'm i'm a christian so getting involved with the church

00:15:09.300 you naturally have a community yeah it's so funny because now schools nowadays they they used to teach

00:15:14.740 like god and like the bible and like all this stuff right and it's like now they're teaching like

00:15:18.660 completely different agendas and stuff and it's just it's it's insane like where it was years and

00:15:23.860 years ago to where it is now we're uh we're going downhill and um it's really really sad that uh everybody is

00:15:30.260 kind of falling for it you know it's a humanist agenda yeah i mean what they did was they removed

00:15:36.100 god because the government actually wants to be god in your life and you saw the great example of that

00:15:40.740 during covid like people were turning on their tv screens and like worshiping whatever dr fauci said

00:15:45.860 it was scary and they had signs in their guards like thank you dr fauci like he was god and if you've

00:15:50.980 got a dr fauci came down and said like don't see your grandma let her die alone people did it

00:15:56.500 it did it's crazy that's crazy commandment that they must follow and you have to reflect on that

00:16:01.460 and realize how much of a humanist agenda that really was like place your faith in man place

00:16:07.380 your faith in the experts it is such a perversion of the word of god and and it was done intentionally

00:16:13.620 and very slowly i believe by the communists that came into this country and i believe that they they

00:16:17.860 were the ones that instilled the public education system for that makes sense so canis where where is

00:16:23.620 the best place to live like where is the best place to grow up where is the best place to what's

00:16:28.420 the best highest quality of life you can get as of right now in the world would you say

00:16:33.700 the south i mean i'm in tennessee i absolutely love this state it's the best place i've ever lived

00:16:38.580 we were between here and texas i do love my texans there will all there will always be like a

00:16:43.540 brotherhood between the texans and the tennesseans i mean they call us the volunteer state because we

00:16:47.700 volunteered to help texas gotcha um but everything that you're told by the media about the south being

00:16:52.580 backwards and racist and you know slow is a complete lie because they don't want you realizing

00:16:58.340 that the people down here are getting something right they value their family they value they

00:17:03.060 don't they value their friendships they value their neighbors and they do not want the government in

00:17:07.780 their business and so if that's backwards i don't want to be forward gotcha candace what is your

00:17:12.820 background where where did you grow up what's your ethnicity i'm just curious because um like you said

00:17:18.420 like a lot of people like are under the impression yeah like the south is all full of racist people

00:17:23.140 and all this stuff so tell me about your background so i grew up in connecticut and it's funny because

00:17:28.820 i during my formative years i moved in with my grandparents when i was seven years old and my

00:17:33.140 grandfather even though we were living in connecticut he's from the south he's from fayetteville north

00:17:37.060 carolina he grew up in the segregated south you know grew up on a sharecropping farm and he's the one that

00:17:42.580 instilled early on in me the conservative values that i have today i always remind people i took a very liberal

00:17:47.860 route to conservatism so don't worry i was a feminist i was like yeah let's go party and you

00:17:53.780 know during the 18 19 20 21 uh but i came back to my faith i came back to conservatism because i

00:18:00.900 realized that the happiest and the best people that i ever knew were my grandparents you know married

00:18:05.620 when they were 17 years old stayed married until my grandmother's dying day and what they put first

00:18:11.620 always were their values their their faith and their family and so when you start to see that where

00:18:16.980 in the beginning i was like running away from my grandparents i was so embarrassed that they were

00:18:20.820 like the bible belt christians that people tell you about and then you realize man they were so happy

00:18:26.340 and it was so simple and it's because they believed in order you know just order they believed in respect

00:18:31.620 my grandmother respected my grandfather like they believed even in traditional masculinity and

00:18:36.420 traditional femininity like there is a natural order to things and it works men should be men women 0.93

00:18:42.340 should be women we shouldn't be trying to breed the natural aggression out of men by telling them it's

00:18:48.020 toxic like we can't survive without strong men that aggression is what protects homes and protects 0.89

00:18:53.300 families we shouldn't be trying to breed femininity without of women like encouraging them to be 1.00

00:18:58.100 clinically obese and not care about their looks because f the patriarchy like that's a beautiful design

00:19:03.140 like we're meant to be the weakness in men right like it's such a beautiful yin and a beautiful yang

00:19:08.580 and once you realize that our world is disordered in the west because they keep fighting natural order

00:19:15.380 then you become like me and you just become like obsessed with saying like no like we're going back

00:19:20.020 to the basics and that's what i believe i am i just defend natural order as it is got it yeah no i i

00:19:26.820 understand that you know i have a question for you that i've always wondered because you know 10 years ago

00:19:32.340 when i was you know i was like in my teens well yeah like a teenager so i would like when i would go

00:19:38.100 to like new york and when i would go to like los angeles they were completely different than what they

00:19:42.420 are now even san francisco beautiful beautiful beautiful california is one of the most beautiful

00:19:46.340 states ever beautiful weather everything now you go to these places it's ruined you know newsom obviously

00:19:52.180 ruined california everyone knows that but even new york new york city is it's horrible now have you

00:19:57.620 have you been to new york recently or la recently it's it literally has a stench now it has a stench

00:20:03.780 it's so it's sad yeah it's so sad my question to you candace is how is there any hope for these cities

00:20:10.980 these big cities like can they come back or are they pretty much they're they're they're done

00:20:17.220 it's difficult for me with the policies that gavin newsom passed to see how california can come back

00:20:23.860 uh new york i i will hold a candle out for look i was born in new york so i might be speaking

00:20:28.500 completely biased here but you're right i mean these cities sell you freedom so that they can

00:20:32.980 enslave you and that's what's happened across the board these inner cities have been completely

00:20:37.220 enslaved by the concept of freedom like believing in this dream that everything can be free and you

00:20:42.820 have to be accepting of everything and you look around you and you realize that like you've been

00:20:47.220 completely dominated by this concept of freedom that was never actually real and you've become

00:20:51.860 really a slave to your own vices and so that's why people are fleeing the cities i i wish them

00:20:57.620 luck i would move out of california if i lived there on the basis of the policies which even

00:21:01.940 control your children and control your children's bodies for me i i could never be there i think

00:21:06.900 it's horrific it's horrible when i went when i when uh my uh i uh i went to high school in california

00:21:11.380 and they were i talked i talked about this uh with uh president trump and they tell you you know we

00:21:16.580 hate trump and all these things like he's bad he's a crook all this stuff and they they're not 0.59

00:21:21.700 they're ever supposed to endorse politics on children that's parents jobs to teach them and 0.85

00:21:26.180 inform them on certain topics like that why are teachers uh uh discuss that it's crazy um um what

00:21:32.260 are your thoughts on like that we're talking about education system but like what are your what are

00:21:36.020 your thoughts on like how like these these public education systems how corrupt they are and these

00:21:40.340 teachers they they're now allowed to you know voice their own uh political opinions down stuff

00:21:46.260 yeah well they're not teachers they're activists and and that is the reason why they wanted to set up the

00:21:50.820 public school system they federalize the public education uh for a reason because it allows them

00:21:55.300 to choose their activists and they're training up these activists and university campuses which have

00:21:59.780 become totalitarian states and so yes are there good teachers of course but the reality is especially

00:22:06.100 when you get into the inner city community you have a bunch of people that are activists who believe

00:22:10.020 that they are that the students are their children that they're not the children of the parents and

00:22:14.260 they're constantly trying to teach them uh to brainwash the children to believing that their

00:22:18.820 parents are backwards thomas toll has a really great book on that like how they made that incursion

00:22:24.420 following the department of education being established in the 1970s and the book is called

00:22:28.580 inside the education system it's a wonderful read i mean they intentionally sexualized kids before the

00:22:34.420 department of education was established the majority of high schoolers were graduating with their virginity

00:22:39.140 you know planned parenthood got into the classroom they have a you know a seated audience and they

00:22:44.580 routinely feed them poison and the sooner that parents recognize that and realize that this is

00:22:49.860 just soviet propaganda this is like these are soviet classrooms we always study propaganda and we're

00:22:55.540 like oh yeah like stalin did that that could never happen here no you too are victims of propaganda

00:23:02.020 i was a victim of propaganda and the sooner that you realize it the sooner you can avoid it 100 100

00:23:07.380 i want to ask you a question that my entire chat is spamming me to ask it's about kanye they said

00:23:11.300 because i've been trying to get kanye on on like my stream we've i've been close like two or three

00:23:15.620 times um they they said ask about kanye uh not getting on stream that she will she went through

00:23:21.700 something similar or something like that did you i think you did do something with him i saw a clip i think

00:23:26.580 right yeah um so yeah i actually am planning on doing something with him pretty soon again too and you

00:23:33.780 know i have always been a person that is friends with kanye and obviously he's been through a lot

00:23:41.060 in the public and i think it's really crappy when people that say they're friends then like deal with

00:23:45.700 each other like they're politicians and issue statements about each other it's yeah yeah kanye's

00:23:49.860 obviously just just dropped his vultures too so he was just in korea the last that i checked but i

00:23:55.940 didn't do any streaming with him um i feel like that's like your specialty like you're you're the king of

00:24:01.060 streams but i just do like podcasts with him and i released a podcast that i had vaulted with him

00:24:06.660 and people really loved it because you got to hear kanye not on the defense similar what we're talking

00:24:10.820 about with trump it's nice to see him not having to be on the defense and just being able to share

00:24:14.820 what he actually thinks yeah no no seriously i i think i i'm a big fan of his music and um a lot of

00:24:20.420 stuff that he said in interviews and stuff it's super interesting he's a very very very interesting

00:24:24.660 person um super interesting i want to ask you a a question that's related to you would you ever

00:24:32.340 run for presidency or do you have any type of motivation to to to run an office of any type of

00:24:39.300 uh branch or anything like that so i can honestly say i have no motivation at the moment i never say

00:24:45.140 never because i feel like we say something like that we make plans then god laughs and the next thing

00:24:49.380 you know you're running for office what i can say that if i ever ran for president it would

00:24:54.340 be with thomas massey like i would either be his vp or ask him to be my vp i think thomas massey

00:25:00.020 is the greatest person in congress he's the best that we have going for us and if we had a bunch

00:25:06.340 of thomas massey's the the country would be in a completely different state but he's already there so

00:25:11.060 i'm just like thomas massey please run for president and i will crawl over broken glass to vote for you

00:25:16.740 and to do everything in my power to get america to vote for you but for me i love being a mom

00:25:22.500 i love being able to have a podcast i love being able to speak about issues that i really care about

00:25:26.900 like i'm so anti-vax and being able to share why that is with parents and to really be able to connect

00:25:32.580 with them as a person i don't think you get to do that as a president because all you're constantly

00:25:36.660 having to do is fight battles of people lying about you every day it's true it's a bunch of

00:25:40.500 i guess i still do now as well but whatever yeah you probably you probably have a lot of ops enemies

00:25:45.060 all the libtards on x trying to come at you because they come at me too all the time it's insane 1.00

00:25:50.420 they have this they're so deep too why are they so deep but you've never seen them in person

00:25:54.180 they're so deep right i've never seen somebody that quote tweets my tweet with like a hundred thousand

00:25:59.620 likes millions of views and they're just like wow this this transphobic streamer and like it's insane

00:26:06.100 but i don't see them in person i want to have a conversation with you they're i don't know i don't get it

00:26:10.500 um yeah i it's it's it's it's it's twitter thugs that's why twitter thugs would never say anything

00:26:16.900 in person because that's that's where they get their power they're like they do this and they hit

00:26:20.100 send and they're so tough and i'm like you would never say that to me in my face you know that i would

00:26:24.500 never accept you saying that to my face so they had they have to stay behind their phones yeah yeah

00:26:30.500 no um you know you you had mentioned there was a school shooting today um and you know there's

00:26:35.620 just quite some that happened you know i don't know what the ratio is i don't want to i'm misinformed

00:26:40.820 on the on the ratio but it happens i see it a lot right i want to ask you what what can we do about

00:26:45.140 school shootings because you know it's it's a really really big issue you know kids are kids

00:26:49.860 and no kid deserves to lose their life over that ever um so how do how do we uh how do what do you

00:26:56.420 think we could do about school shootings well the number one cause of school shootings is

00:27:01.620 pharmaceuticals the one discussion that the media will never have with you because they're all

00:27:04.820 bought and paid for by big pharma and so they point the finger they blame a ton of things

00:27:09.380 they will they will blame everything from video gaming to rap music to donald trump every single

00:27:15.460 time to republicans uh to the nra and they never tell us what drugs the kids are on and they're all

00:27:22.580 on drugs you can see it in their eyes you can you know what pharmaceuticals do to someone you know what

00:27:25.940 a pharmaceutical cocktail does to somebody and be very clear here the cia wanted to see they did

00:27:32.820 literal experiments to figure out how they could brainwash people to commit mass crimes

00:27:37.060 and i talked about the books that i encourage people to read online to learn about mk ultra to

00:27:41.380 learn about all the mind control programs cointelpro and the things that our cia has been up to they

00:27:46.340 know that there is a cocktail of medicine that can make people crazy and schizophrenic

00:27:50.820 there's a wonderful book called chaos that i've encouraged people to read that's written by

00:27:54.660 tom o'neill which will really make you understand what your government is you better believe the deep

00:27:59.140 state is in fact evil and none of that is a conspiracy it's recorded fact um that this

00:28:04.260 researcher got after 25 years of filing foia requests and so when you realize that they know

00:28:10.660 that they are making these kids insane they know that these drugs and these ssris that they're 0.97

00:28:15.140 putting kids on are not good for their brain and then as soon as a shooting happens you never hear

00:28:19.700 anybody talk about big pharma we're never going to get to the root of school shootings you know kids

00:28:24.260 are not supposed to be drugged your brain is not supposed to be drugged you know clearly what's

00:28:29.780 going on with britney spears everyone's trying to jump conspiracy theories that's your brain when you

00:28:35.060 are being you know big pharma has put a cocktail of drugs to experiment with your brain over a long

00:28:40.660 period of time that that is the result and so we don't have honest conversations about school

00:28:44.900 shooting because nobody i guess has the courage to stand up to big pharma when they're the biggest 0.99

00:28:50.020 lobbying group in dc pharmacies are all trapped right they uh pharmacies are so fucked up people 0.99

00:28:56.260 people really uh it's crazy it's so easy it's so easy to just get put someone uh prescribe someone 0.96

00:29:02.580 on a bunch of medication that's poison to us it's like they don't even care they write a prescription

00:29:07.140 so easily for anything you go to a doctor i have anxiety or i have bat pain or something like that

00:29:13.060 you're gonna get prescribed like an opioid or something it's it's so nuts without even like

00:29:17.700 trying something else to try to resolve it it's just so easy to prescribe an opioid and you know

00:29:22.020 i suffered like a very very bad opioid addiction that i'm open about and it's like i understand it

00:29:27.460 like i understand like it's a trap and it's like it's all it's just it's a whole mess all that all

00:29:33.380 that old pharma pharmaceutical for you forgetting uh you know from combating opioid addiction because

00:29:38.020 it's incredibly hard that is not an easy thing like you are you are blessed you know that you are in

00:29:42.900 the minority of people that are able to beat their opioid addictions and to think that the people who didn't

00:29:47.540 beat it the people that have died people that have turned to the streets because they can't get

00:29:50.420 another prescription after big pharma literally made them addicts and you know let a drug dealer

00:29:55.700 get caught selling something they go to prison what happens to big pharma oh they get a fine

00:29:59.780 i'm sorry that we we turned the whole nation into a bunch of opioid addicts we're willing to cut the

00:30:04.580 check for a billion dollars they already knew it was addicting they already used to decide money

00:30:08.340 that they knew they were going to have to eventually play pay it's a complete racket and in the at

00:30:12.820 the end of the day it's the american people that are suffering because of all of these drugs and so i

00:30:16.580 really encourage people you know don't take these drugs until you really understand like your doctor

00:30:21.940 is being paid to offer you certain drugs i mean even birth control i'm like also rapidly against

00:30:27.300 birth control after learning all the research why do you think so many women are struggling with

00:30:30.980 infertility why do they think so it's it's just such a racket when you learn the history of these drugs and

00:30:40.260 how these drugs were able to get passed by the fda and what they always knew about these drugs

00:30:44.580 and then to see people suffering down the line it truly is an evil it's horrible my uh i have a

00:30:51.060 this is when i was like 12 years old i have a story for you when i was like 12 i was sleeping

00:30:54.740 uh one time and my uh my uncle he was on a bunch of uh drugs uh meth and he walks in and stabs me with

00:31:02.100 a knife in my sleep it's crazy yeah yeah yeah stab me yeah pulled the knife out screaming went to the hospital

00:31:08.340 but i'm just saying like it's insane because he was prescribed like a bunch of drugs and he got off

00:31:12.180 the prescription and then he was on meth and it's crazy you know i still see my uncle now and stuff

00:31:16.340 you know you know thanksgivings and stuff like that the drug dealers aren't on the streets by the

00:31:20.980 way they're in back offices at the fda they're in your government those are those are the big guys if

00:31:25.860 you think it's el chapo you're out of your mind it's these families the mark family the families that

00:31:30.980 have been made billions and trillions of dollars by turning americans into addicts it's it's totally

00:31:37.540 sick and disturbing it's horrible wait uh candace how many uh minutes do i have with you sorry i i

00:31:43.380 just i was here don't worry about it you're good you can get all your questions asked well i wanted

00:31:47.940 to ask some fun stuff too because i mean like again like what i wanted to do with president trump is

00:31:51.940 like he's not all political political like it's a human being at the end of the day i want to ask like

00:31:55.700 first off like what are some hobbies you like to do like you're a person you know what i mean like

00:31:59.620 you're like everyone else you have interests and stuff what are some interesting hobbies that uh

00:32:03.300 you you uh you do okay so the newest hobby that i picked up in the last couple of years which people

00:32:09.140 have seen on my instagram is gardening because i realized one day that we're all on welfare if you

00:32:13.700 don't know how to grow your own food and so i got super into that love going to the farmer's market i

00:32:17.940 think that's the way everyone should shop it is it totally changes the game i know i sound super southern

00:32:22.500 right now but even grocery stores is like a stepped moved in the humanist agenda in my view now

00:32:27.780 um and just being able to support like local farmers uh beyond that obviously my hobbies are

00:32:32.740 my kids as well like i mean the greatest gift that i have is being a mom and i mean i just have the

00:32:37.540 most beautiful children the best husband uh and me and my husband love to fish i am a fisher woman i can

00:32:44.180 be on a boat all day uh particularly i i like lakes gotcha sorry river fishing sorry river fishing that's fun

00:32:52.260 that's cool yeah i uh i never down the river and fishing all day like you really can't beat it

00:32:57.540 no i never i never uh i never got into uh fishing but uh i always the best you have to you have to

00:33:03.540 like go out like go see real america like go to wyoming you know go go to idaho go fish and you'll be

00:33:10.660 like wow this is god's country you know what i mean yeah no for sure what about um what is your

00:33:17.060 what is your favorite food to eat like what do you uh what do you like to eat oh gosh i'm going

00:33:22.340 to be such a stereotype here but i i would probably say i eat a lot of different foods but everybody

00:33:28.340 knows that chicken is my favorite it just is i just think it's perfect meat you know like chicken pot pot

00:33:33.860 i mean any way that you can serve it up i just think chickens it just it's superior so i hate to fall

00:33:39.300 into every stereotype oh wait but you know i will say close neck and neck pasta i do love italian food it's

00:33:45.300 really bad super good also i think that stereotype too a girl's love pasta i am a stereotype in that

00:33:50.580 way i could i could eat pasta every day as well like a bucatini ala matriciana is my favorite pasta

00:33:57.300 dish without question what about uh chicken in nashville is it uh uh is it good out there like uh

00:34:02.900 would you say it's it's up there with you know some of the other like i heard i heard atlanta has the

00:34:07.140 best chicken that's what like my buddy tells me atlanta does atlanta does beat tennessee and i love

00:34:12.340 tennessee but and we're all they tell you about the hot chicken but honestly atlanta has got better

00:34:16.980 chicken um my uh my buddy wanted me to ask this question uh his name is mike he said what are your

00:34:23.140 thoughts on the paul brothers uh logan and uh jake paul what are your thoughts on them okay so they're

00:34:29.940 different that's the first thing okay the two of them are are different who just which which one just

00:34:34.740 got engaged that was logan logan logan just got engaged to nina agdahl um you know i personally hit it

00:34:41.940 off with jake better i think jake has been more authentic about who he is and he's never really

00:34:47.460 like drifted into the woke bs and like logan was hardcore simping for like i don't know like blm all

00:34:54.820 like he literally like on the show on his show called me like a self-hating black person in one of

00:34:59.380 his like streams and i was just like i don't even remember who was next to him and that was super lame

00:35:04.180 and then when i said only come on your show he wouldn't do that now he's kind of shifting obviously

00:35:08.980 and i hope it's authentic but i feel like now it's easy to stand up to being woke and it wasn't

00:35:15.860 as easy before and i think it's also because he's getting a lot more into the fighting world and you

00:35:20.340 really just can't be that woke in the fighting world they just it's just not a woke crowd so to

00:35:24.300 speak uh but they've both been they've both been kind to me but i think probably if i had to pick

00:35:30.100 one or the other i think jake has has been more authentic you know what's funny actually what you just

00:35:35.040 said i realized that cancel culture was really a thing during like covet and stuff but i realized

00:35:39.440 that it's not even that like big of it like nobody cares anymore and i wanna it's really people like

00:35:44.640 you uh andrew kate sneeko my like honestly myself because i was going on this little rampage saying

00:35:50.720 stuff i got banned and then kick came and like kick rumble and um where do you where's your where's

00:35:56.400 your platform on sorry where is your podcast on come on rumble youtube i host my show on youtube i'm on all

00:36:02.320 of them now but the point i'm trying to say is it's it's funny because now it's easier like now

00:36:07.520 you can go out and say oh i like trump if you did that before you're getting dropped by your 0.97

00:36:11.360 sponsorships you're getting dropped by all this stuff it's stupid but um it's that's crazy actually 0.61

00:36:16.080 i just realized that so yeah people that did it earlier i feel like it was brave and now it's like 0.66

00:36:19.600 everyone's like oh yeah no being woke is bad and i'm like okay but like where were you back in 2018

00:36:24.320 when we were all getting called every name under the book which is fine i'm very much like i had the

00:36:28.720 philosophy people changed their minds and it's going to just invite them into it and fight the

00:36:32.960 woke wars together but you do remember the real ones who were really going through it before it was

00:36:37.360 before it was easy yeah no for sure um okay so i'm gonna ask uh your opinions on other people if you

00:36:42.720 don't mind um so go ahead guys you guys can go out and type some people out do you have oh do you have

00:36:47.600 a favorite like musician or like rapper or singer or anyone like that that you um you listen to like

00:36:52.400 your top three artists or something like that you know what i got really weird about listening to music

00:36:57.200 because i realized how much it impacts your spirit and so i now only listen to like honky dory nice

00:37:03.360 music because i just sort of realized i was like wow you listen to a song and suddenly you're angry

00:37:06.720 you listen like however what you're listening to impacts your soul so i would say i listen to a

00:37:12.880 very eclectic mix of music i can tell you like across every genre but in terms of what i've listened

00:37:17.280 to recently i feel like i haven't been listening to music and i i should get back into it yeah yeah yeah

00:37:22.560 yeah uh the new the new rap music is so lame nowadays like it's like we don't even have good

00:37:26.960 artists we had such good music growing up and there's just no good music like we grew up listening

00:37:31.360 to like lauren hill the miseducation of lauren hill and now they're giving us ice spice it's just

00:37:38.080 respect to ice spice if she's making money doing that but what's happening we had mariah carey's voice 1.00

00:37:45.040 we had whitney houston and we just don't get that anymore now they're like the best singer songwriter

00:37:49.360 is taylor swift it's a different world like talent is just a different word and has a different

00:37:55.440 meaning nowadays i get what you're saying um okay okay so no okay i get you yeah i agree the

00:38:01.520 new form of music now it's kind of already getting into stuff all right they're saying some names here

00:38:05.120 let's see um okay let me see right here joe rogan what are your thoughts on joe rogan

00:38:12.480 do a show again we haven't talked in a very long time he's always been very kind to me i see him at

00:38:16.000 the ufc fights and no matter what i love that he will host different ideas so i respect that he

00:38:21.680 hosts different ideas and what he did during covid was exceedingly brave the calls to cancel him i mean

00:38:27.600 you had freaking megan and harry coming out saying get him off of spotify because he's talking to 0.79

00:38:32.720 people that disagree with the preferred narrative he's left a totalitarian regime does he do it every

00:38:37.760 time no but just doing it when it matters should count for something and so i like joe rogan i think

00:38:42.240 joe rogan's cool i respect him so heavy you know it's funny i saw you at one of the ufc i forgot

00:38:46.320 which one i think it was the one in florida the one in miami i just didn't want to like a good one

00:38:50.400 it was a good one i just didn't want to like be like canvas i didn't want to like obviously i

00:38:54.160 wanted us to meet like like like this kind of like before i would come up to you oh you should

00:38:58.160 have totally come up it's always so fun to meet people at the ufc fight it is energy you can't

00:39:02.640 explain it to people until you're octagon side you know exactly no i love i love the ufc it's great

00:39:07.600 and um the energy in in that uh in that arena is crazy um they're asking thoughts on alex jones

00:39:17.360 listen alex jones has always been nice to me first and foremost we are not going to pretend like alex

00:39:23.600 jones is not objectively hilarious and entertaining he i've always described alex jones as like the wwe

00:39:30.240 of politics he says things and they sound crazy but what he's saying is actually true it's just the way

00:39:36.960 he expresses it like Hillary Clinton is literally crawling from under her rock right now like it's

00:39:41.440 like she's not literally crawling from under a rock but this is exceedingly entertaining and he's been

00:39:46.560 right about so many things that people were calling him crazy about and it's it's nice to see him being

00:39:52.400 introduced back into the mainstream i was really excited that tucker carlson had him on and i have

00:39:56.800 always said my biggest regret in politics and i ended up having him on my show uh back when i was on i had

00:40:02.480 my old old podcast but my biggest regret in politics is that when he first got banned from twitter

00:40:07.920 i didn't say anything because i was kind of just becoming bigger and everyone was like just stay away

00:40:14.000 from it and then i really regretted being a coward and eight months later before he was let back on to

00:40:19.680 twitter i had him on my show and i apologized to him publicly because alex jones has always been very

00:40:23.680 kind to me and uh had me on his show very early on so i like alex jones i feel you because like when

00:40:28.480 you're coming up you know people will tell you stay away from certain topics and stuff and obviously

00:40:31.920 you have something good going on so it's like you don't want to like ruin it so you're kind of like

00:40:35.920 not really settled in yet but once you sell then you're like all right now i'm like gonna really

00:40:39.520 like make sure that i stand with that that's good what are your thoughts on um do you know who hassan

00:40:45.600 obvious i don't good good don't do you know who eminem is who eminem of course you know eminem is

00:40:54.480 yeah he's writing so many love songs about me at the moment wait oh yeah didn't he talk about you

00:41:00.400 in a song two songs which is crazy because i grew up and obviously i was young and we listened to eminem

00:41:07.280 slim shady and we thought he was like the hardest rapper you know and he by the way sorry i do want

00:41:14.000 to say that back in the day he was the he really like cancel culture was a thing because of him 0.75

00:41:19.200 because i remember he would always talk about killing people and raping people and stuff and

00:41:24.080 everyone's like oh slim shady but no go ahead what you're gonna say yeah so he was this guy who stood

00:41:30.080 up to the mob over and over again who were demanding that he get canceled and calling him

00:41:34.160 names and saying that he was a homophobe and then he just became the stereotype of all of that

00:41:39.440 and called every single person that supported trump a racist and now he's making hard music

00:41:45.760 saying that candace hates her own race it is woke shady is just really sad it's like you oh

00:41:51.840 man you should have just retired you don't want to go out like this you you meant so much to so many

00:41:56.240 people because it felt like you were bucking the trend and then you became the trend so grandpa shady

00:42:01.040 isn't my thing but i at least i enjoyed his stuff when i was younger and i'm gonna try to just leave

00:42:06.240 him in the early 2000s in my mind i know i gotta get over that too because he was my first like rapper

00:42:10.800 like him in 50 cents so it's like it was hard for me to see that too because it's like damn like 0.94

00:42:15.520 he used to be him like he would he would not give a fuck like if someone tried to be like you can't 0.99

00:42:19.760 do this you can't do that he said fuck you like it would just basically say any slur came to his 0.99

00:42:24.400 mind that whatever he felt he really like stood on top of his business right he stood on business 0.99

00:42:29.440 um what are your thoughts they said what are your thoughts on sorry i don't know if this is sensitive

00:42:33.600 because a lot of people are saying it they're saying nick fuentes

00:42:36.160 yeah so nick fuentes you know what's so crazy i had never known the nick fuentes story so he's

00:42:43.120 actually one of those names that when you're coming up in politics everyone kind of behind

00:42:47.120 closed doors is like nick fuentes nick fuentes like don't do anything with nick fuentes he's 0.79

00:42:50.320 this crazy white supremacist and i didn't know anything about him and i'm one of those people 0.70

00:42:53.440 that until i actually interact with someone i just will not adopt someone else's opinion because 0.86

00:42:58.560 i think it's lame to do that and so what happened was i had one correspondence with him

00:43:04.720 back when yay and him were hanging out and back basically around the time that i was that i wore

00:43:09.280 the white lives matter shirt with yay about something and we had a private correspondence

00:43:13.360 and he kept it like i really respected it he never told the public about the public correspondence it had

00:43:18.320 to do with yay so it wasn't anything that was like a big deal yeah but i just kind of respected what

00:43:22.160 he did in that moment privately so i was never i was like based on my experience with him the first

00:43:27.280 people trying to tell me he was this awful monster didn't add up to what i thought he did that was

00:43:31.040 actually a good thing to do and you fast forward and the first time i actually heard his story was

00:43:36.720 when he jumped on the live and started sharing i think lauren chen was hosting the live about christ

00:43:43.280 his king being anti-semitic and he shared his backstory about what happened to him when he was 18

00:43:47.840 and being canceled because he stood up to israel essentially and i felt really bad for him like i

00:43:54.400 thought to myself that is the most messed up story that i've ever heard like an 18 year old kid

00:43:58.880 being canceled by everybody because he had some questions about israel and i then understood

00:44:03.840 why it was that he sort of built this underground of people who just wanted to see him make a

00:44:07.520 comeback because what was done to him was wrong now i guess how old is he now 26 27 years old

00:44:13.440 i think let me hear i got google right here hold on i got you three seconds and we got the age he is 26.

00:44:20.960 yeah so you know impressive to have built that when everyone kind of canceled you early on for

00:44:25.760 something that you said when you were 18 which should never happen to anyone ever you should

00:44:28.720 be allowed to be 18 years old and say stupid stuff and you can understand why then he went to like 0.98

00:44:32.400 the extreme of being really angry because who wouldn't feel that way if they had done all that 0.99

00:44:37.120 to you over like standing up to saying israel is a foreign country why do we have to support it

00:44:42.000 but i think at the age of 26 and 27 people are expecting a little bit more like growth there like

00:44:48.560 i'm wondering like okay you have the platform you beat the you beat the thing right people are following

00:44:53.200 you and listening to you like what are you going to present now you know what are you going to be

00:44:57.840 you don't have to do the jab jab just saying things to be whatever like what are you what are you actually

00:45:03.920 going to present to the public so i think that will be interesting interesting to see like obviously 0.96

00:45:08.800 something to pay attention to but i don't i do not buy into the stupid hype of people saying 0.96

00:45:13.600 do you disavow nick frontez that stupid game that everybody plays it's like i didn't make a bad 0.99

00:45:17.600 nick frontez i hate when the right starts acting like the left and he's right to be mad at the 0.99

00:45:22.800 people who did stuff to him when he was 18 you know gotcha gotcha um well look candace i think

00:45:29.680 this is excellent i would love to do something in person next time we we literally gotta yeah we

00:45:33.600 gotta link up and do some cool stuff um it's a lot better being in person we could set more stuff

00:45:38.560 up and um i think it'll be a lot of fun i will uh i mean there's tons of you about you you go to

00:45:43.520 ufc a lot right you go to some some good fence a couple times a year yes for sure i'll uh i'll

00:45:48.640 have my team and your team connect let's let's get some cool irl style streaming is a lot better for

00:45:53.280 sure um is there anything else that you want to uh say before uh you know we uh we end this we end this

00:46:00.560 no i just always say to people i just want to always express how grateful i am to everybody who

00:46:05.760 just has stayed with me on this journey like i i never want people to think that like i'm

00:46:09.680 unattainable i pay attention to everything that you guys say and i know that i wouldn't have

00:46:13.200 a platform if it wasn't for the people that support me every day and i'm just extremely

00:46:18.160 always grateful and feeling blessed to god and to people that support me and support my show so

00:46:22.560 just thanks everybody amazing candace it was a pleasure meeting you a pleasure talking to you

00:46:26.240 and thank you so much for coming on my stream i really appreciate you candace thank you so much

00:46:30.160 aden we'll do this in person next time we will all right see you

Adin Live - September 04, 2024

Adin Ross & Candace Owens FULL STREAM!

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