>> Candice Owens went on Laura Ingram's Fox news show and said a lot of dumb things which
means this is the perfect opportunity to roll out our latest new segment, Dumb Fox
>> I define peace as the ability to defend yourself and blow your enemies to smithereens.
>> I'm from San Diego, man those are my tacos.
The sweets have pure genes.
Finns, a matter of the Finns, so they have a pure society.
>> Shut up and dribble.
>> So Candice Owens has some strong thoughts on racism within the Democratic party.
Let's hear what she has to say.
>> Bloomberg is done only because he decided to run as a Democrat.
And unfortunately, the one thing that you are not allowed to do is talk about the truth
if you're deciding to run as a Democrat.
So it's the same exact thing that he was basically saying that we saw Barack Obama saying 2008
about father absence and how it harms Black Americans and Latino Americans because they
don't grow up with the father in the home.
But because Bloomberg said this under the Democrat Party, he's done.
The good racist, the best racist on the left, by the way, is Bernie Sanders because he pretends
to be their friend.
He lies to black America space when he knows he is going to be the one like Lyndon Baines
Johnson.
He's Lyndon Baines Johnson 2.0 was going to enact and that's policies that are going to
harm black America for the next 100 years.
>> Laura, I mean, did she talk about Lyndon Baines Johnson-
>> Yes.
>> And the Civil Rights Act, voting rights?
Okay, she lost me.
>> I assume that she was doing this appearance to promote her latest historical analysis
text.
>> What was that?
>> I don't understand what any of that meant.
>> Yeah it was just nonsense.
Okay, so she actually took to Twitter and tried to elaborate I guess.
And she said Lyndon B Johnson, while in Congress for 20 years voted against every single civil
rights bill put before him.
He only signed the Civil Rights Act because he was forced to as president.
He was a racist hence, then she's, a tribute to a quote to him,
>> Which people do- >> Which people do.
>> Which is not actually necessarily something that he said, although he probably
>> Right, there's no evidence to indicate that he actually said that and I don't want
to repeat it.
But nonetheless, just to give you a little bit of a history lesson, the Civil Rights
Act of 1964 ended segregation in public places, and banned employment discrimination on the
basis of race, color, religion, sex, or national origin first proposed by President John F
Kennedy was signed into law by Kennedy's successor, Lyndon B Johnson.
>> So Bernie's gonna pass bills that are harmful to black Americans for a 100 years like the
Civil Rights Act?
I don't understand what- >> I-
>> I guess maybe like I often wonder like, so when you're outside of the community looking
into it like the right wingers, I guess that means something to them like they know something
secretly about having technically the right to vote and why that's secretly bad.
But I'm not a part of the community, so I guess I don't get it like an inside joke almost.
>> I would be embarrassed if I made a point like that anywhere on televisions and it's
amazing that but that's what they look for.
It's like okay, let's keep inviting these people on who know nothing about history and
who spin things in such a weird, perverse way.
But by the way, it's not just about the Civil Rights Act.
It's also about the Voting Rights Act, which Lyndon B Johnson was also behind.
Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act into law on August 6, 1965, with Martin Luther
King Jr. and other civil rights leaders present at the ceremony.
The Act banned the use of literacy tests provided for federal oversight of voter registration
in areas where less than 50% of the non-white population had not registered to vote.
And authorize the US Attorney General to investigate the use of poll taxes in state and local elections.
Wow, that sounds super racist.
>> It's pretty bad and and look just like a two weeks ago Ben Shapiro was arguing.
He said, I don't mean a literacy test, but there should definitely be some sort of proof
that you know what you're doing before you vote.
That was 50 years ago or more than 50 years ago this point, but we're still fighting that
battle.
There's still people on the right that want there to be these same sorts of discriminatory
tactics.
But even if that was, even if she thinks that there's something in that some point that
she's making, she's just simply saying, and Bernie's like that.
But when we've been talking about Bloomberg gonna show, we don't just say Bloomberg's
bad.
He do bad things, I think he's bad.
We talk about specific things that he's said and done as evidence for the argument that
we're providing.
I guess I didn't watch the whole segment.
Did she provide some sort of evidence for why she believes that Bernie Sanders is gonna
be Lyndon Johnson 2.0?
So Lyndon Johnson voted for 20 years against all of these bills.
Okay so let's talk about all the bills that Bernie Sanders, over 20 years, the bills that
he's voted against that would have been good for non-white.
No, there's no examples of anything like that.
>> I know that this gets brought up a lot.
Because it's relevant.
When Bernie Sanders gets attacked with these, Bad faith arguments regarding his racism.
Yeah a racist person doesn't get arrested during a civil rights demonstration in 1963,
right?
So this is the iconic photo of it.
I'm sure all of you have already seen but this is a guy who fought for not just black
people but various disenfranchised communities throughout his entire career throughout his
entire life.
I mean, he was fighting for gay rights.
Decades before anyone in congress was doing so.
And, look, that's what people like Candace Owens don't really care about.
Look, I don't even really know what Candace Owens really cares about.
I know she cares about that cold, hard cash.
>> She wants to get paid.
I get it.
In the same way that there are some people voting for president, or think that they're
gonna become president.
And there are some people there because it's an easy way for someone to pay for you to
travel around the country.
There's some people who are in this field because they actually care and some people
who want to do it because it's admittedly a lot easier than most other jobs.
I've had real jobs, this is easier.
So I guess in that way, it's better to get paid, I suppose.
But the thing is that she's not there to advocate for somebody that she truly believes and Laura
Ingraham isn't having her on because Laura Ingram thinks that she's Intellectually-
>> Smart- >> Honest.
>> Right.
>> I have people in my show, the Damage Report, that I think are reasonable and intelligent
and fair.
There are people that I believe are absolutely full of it.
And I don't have them on my show, because I have no interest in that.
But that is not how they operate at Fox News.
>> Right, exactly, the objective of your show is very different.
With Fox, it's not about having a smart discussion, which is why Dumb Fox.
And I'd like to see that bumper again, I can't help myself, it's so good.
Intern Jorden made it and he is so skilled and talented.
Just one more time guys just give it to me injected in my veins I love it.
>> I defined pieces the ability to defend yourself and blow your enemies into smithereens.
>> I'm from San Diego, man.
Those are my tacos.
>> The sweets have a pure genes.
Finns, a matter of the Finns, so they have a pure society.
>> Shut up and dribble.
>> So good- >> Those are my tacos!
>> The music, and the flag in the background, so good.
>> Sean Hannity non-ironically used the word smithereens.
>> Yep, yep, I know.