Candace Owens

Why are we pretending that we don't know why we ask questions?

Like, you're a journalist.

You know what this is.

You're like, what's going on?

What's going on?

Why do you want to know why these planes were tracking Charlie?

And that is the reason why people are watching my shows, because I'm the only one not treating them like they're absolute idiots who don't have two eyes, who believe in magic bullet theory, and who understand that Egyptian planes should not have been tracking Charlie even three times this year would be an anomaly, okay?

They've been tracking him.

We don't know where it's going to end, but we are going to keep asking questions until we get clear answers.

My main conclusion would be that we are grappling with the same issues, West and East.

And I think something that we hit upon today was just the media messaging and constantly trying to make this division between what's going on in Russia, what's going on in America.

that there are no similarities.

My entire trip has revealed to me just how similar we are and our motivation both as a faithful society, putting God first, but family, understanding that family encourages us in a positive way.

It has just been a tremendously encouraging trip and I can't wait to go back onto my podcast and to be able to share that with the American people as well.

I think at times there has been some conflict between governments and thinking that maybe you don't want that messaging to come out.

Maybe they think

oh, we don't want people at home with big families.

That's not going to help.

And I couldn't disagree with that perspective more.

Governments and institutions should encourage big families because it encourages better people, people that build with purpose and people that nurture with purpose.