Sum Fun

I was a guest on Candace Owens’ podcast, and honestly, the experience opened my eyes. Despite her strong stance against the Zionist lobby and Israel, Candace is often criticized for past views that were hostile toward Arabs and Muslims. She’s also classified as right-wing, with positions that have sparked controversy among the left and many Black Americans, especially over her disagreements with Black Lives Matter. This raises a question we often avoid: Do we engage with people we strongly disagree with politically when we still stand on the same side against the terrifying level of Zionist control over U.S. institutions? Many avoid crossing political lines to protect ideological purity, and I respect that. But while Zionists engage both the right and the left—and turn them against each other—we isolate ourselves and miss chances to reach audiences we never speak to. Off camera, Candace is kind, funny, and disarmingly honest. We disagreed on many things, but found real common ground on critical issues affecting the U.S. and the Middle East. She spoke openly about her past views, how indoctrination works, and how her thinking—especially on Palestine, Israel, and Arabs and Muslims—has changed. I deeply respect people who are humble and brave enough to question their own biases. That’s not weakness—that’s growth. The episode covers my stance on Charlie Kirk, Zionist influence on U.S. decision-making, and more. It reached one million views in under 24 hours, despite being nearly two hours long—something we rarely see since platforms began burying voices like ours. We’re working on an Arabic translation now. Please share it so it reaches as many people as possible. @RealCandaceO Link to episode : youtube.com/live/xjzb_t5Tk9o…