The Candace Owens Show: Terrence K. Williams | Candace Owens Show

okay guys we are rolling in to another episode of the Candice Owens show and I am so honored to be sitting across from possibly one of the only remaining comedians left seeing as the left has tackled comedy Terrance Kay Williams welcome to the Candice on show hey thank you for having me to have you do this a while ago but you got into a car accident yes I got into a car accident way to come see me on a way to come see you exactly so we're we're actually investigating the whole thing and you are involved in investigation because something's not adding up okay so I get into a car wreck coming to see you and I wasn't invited to your wedding so oh yeah I'll do it out there yes I did yes I did we have to edit this portion out so anything you say can be held against you in a court of law I know I'm gonna be very careful here tell me about that so you got into car accident and it was it seemed when we first got the news you were headed we had the black Leadership Summit in DC yes and you were headed and I it sounded like it was like a little a little accident and then it ended up being very serious yeah your neck yeah so and I think it was a black history being at the White House that we were going to yeah so I was on my way to that I didn't make it to my hotel as soon as I got off as soon as I got off the plane and order my car service right my driver then I'm on Twitter talking crap you know me getting myself in trouble and next minute I know I I'm gonna wreck it happens it happened so quick but I fractured my c4 c5 c6 all that stuff so they put a double a double level metal fusion in I still have our back pain I still do have pain but I'm not complaining because I'm alive thank God because some people don't make it out of those car wrecks especially after you fracture your cervical spine so I'm just thankful I'm alive were you buckled up yes I was buckled up thank goodness but a car went so you know yeah actually you know I was in an uber accident - and I wasn't fortunately I wasn't too bad and I got out of there in caught you know caught another ride but I have this weird thing that I always put on my seatbelt when I'm driving but if I'm an uber sometimes I feel like I'm invincible yeah and I forget to buckle up whatever and people don't realize that so many accidents happen in uber rides you don't have to be safe you how long were you in hostel hospitalized for so I was in a hospital in Baltimore I was in a hospital for about six or seven days when a few days without eating because I was you know I couldn't move so they stabilized my neck and I'm from Texas while I live in Texas so I didn't want to have surgery in a city I didn't live in so they stabilize my neck so I can have surgery and in in Texas so I had that surgery on March 8th and I was in a neck brace for about three months Wow yeah so it was hard it was hard but I mean Lord Jesus it was hard because I'm so used to moving around you know doing and I was on tour also we we had about 30 dates coming like 30 theaters booked and all that was just counsel because of my because of the wreck so I was like oh god I was like can I perform in a wheelchair like hostile go okay I still wanted to go it's must be hard to stay positive in a situation like that yeah I I mean I was sick about two and a half years ago and I was bedridden for a couple of months and the amount it I mean it's so easy to become depressed yes so when you remain idle it is so easy to become depressed exactly so I can't imagine what you went through when your hope your entire career is you running around making jokes making people feel better suddenly you're in a hospital bed exactly and then the medicine they put you on oh my goodness they don't make it any better you know especially I had no so I mean I've been I was on so much pain meds it was something that medicine is not good for you know it always bad cuz I would tell you some of that stuff had me feeling like I was in the in the world of Walt Disney every morn is beginning to look a lot like stuff people end up addicted to pillows and that's and that's how people are addicted to pills and and I do believe some of these doctors I believe they are working with I'm gonna tell you I had a doctor Michael name is name I have plenty of doctors but they gave me an option Julie I won't this peel or this pill this pills a little hard you could be addicted to this one they said that yeah yeah we try to keep people off of these we normally don't give people these but since your situation you can have it if you want so I'll give you the option which one you want and I almost said I want the one that's gonna have me the highest on the highest cuz I was taking all that no I'm just being real with you and like something that my body will oh yes thank you Jesus Dawson know there's something clicked in me don't you do it I said no I'm not gonna take that I'm gonna take the one that's that's not addictive hmm you know that's less addictive I mean all right so yeah and your circumstances a car accident but people are offered pills and exact data for lesser exist moments of tragedy and yes and I remember I always tell people the story of like when I I'm a person that's I hate taking pills but the first time I got offered a pill I'll tell you the story I was 18 years old I broken up with my high school boyfriend I was in college and this breakup you know everything that feels wrong yeah when you're 18 like never gonna live again so I was absolutely depressed devastated cried all night in college and my dad actually got worried about me cuz I was just like on the brink you know yeah and really it's just teenage drama it's my dad picked me up in the middle of the night in Rhode Island drove me all the way back home and he had never seen me so sad the next day we went to the doctor and the doctor said to me here's a pill and make you feel better about a breakup ya offered me xanax for a break or a break up I got words an X and I took it I took so I took the pills and I think I took it for two days went back to college I obviously had to go to class and when I got to to campus one of my girlfriends came to my door and I was I told her oh look like I had these pills now because I can't get over this breakup and she asked me a such an important question she said Candace why are you taking those pills and I said because I'm sad she said why are you sad I said because me and so-and-so broke up and she said if you can answer the question about why you're sad you don't need a pill that's a few minutes a human emotion exhale that and it changed my life forever they doing all in the garbage like yeah they gave you a pill for a breakup sad you know a lot of people do commit suicides over breakups mm-hmm you do not need a pill for a breakup if you want to get over your ex get another man you don't know the woman that's the quickest way to get over somebody that's the quickest way you know I mean it really what it's about I actually think that a lot of these pills and we're probably gonna get in trouble here but a lot of these pills are all about numbing emotions and that's why it was so important when she said if you know why you're sad yeah that's called the human emotion and the problem is is when you keep putting off that emotion yeah you don't remember what it is like to have any emotion so when you actually experience you know sadness happiness whoever it is you get overwhelmed yes and and we have to do better at having people acknowledge like you are a human being exactly and what comes with that sometimes is a little bit of emotion yes so I'm glad to see you're back on your feet and you're back to getting in trouble on Twitter oh yes I'm always in trouble and is so but I promise on the keep it pg-13 I promise and anything I say does not have anything to do with Candice Owens or preggers you this anything that comes out of my mouth it's me thank you I want to put that on the table thank you very much now why are you always in trouble on Twitter well I'm always in trouble because I really shouldn't be in trouble mm-hmm you should never be I mean I have the freedom of speech I just speak my mind I say what it is and how it is see but people want me to sugarcoat things but I never work for the Willy Wonka Chocolate Factory you never work at a candy store so I'm not sugarcoat nothing okay at all so but we live in it we are living in a world today that you cannot say this you can't say that you have to be careful because you might hurt someone's feelings yeah and me I'll say what I won't I mean I'm growing me yes I mean this really is the Deaf comedy think what we're seeing I wasn't you go back and you watch any of the stand-up pieces from the 1990s none of it would be able to exist today exactly because comedians were actually funny and they were taking risks and they were offending everybody I mean be heard of being a comedian is being offensive exactly and at the end of the day when they go around they offend everybody everyone kind of feels a little bit better about themselves at the end cuz you're like uh it's all for naught you know exactly and that's why I give big props to Dave Chappelle because he keeps he don't care and that's how it should be you know kameen it's a comedian like on Twitter you know people are not somebody with some chick fakirs some woman check fat companies hey check fact my joke how can you check that a joke joke joke [Laughter] right no you're so y'all able my joke is fake news joke has make it's a joke oh my goodness it's like knock knock who's there me either like no meet me was actually not yeah me was actually not there you can't say that no no no no no you can't say that yes so I mean that's what I'm dealing with I mean it's crazy it's like I can't and some sometimes I think to myself oh man why don't I just do something else you know why don't I just go you know why don't you stop doing comedy well I'll just stop speed you can't say nothing you get in trouble I get tired of being in trouble being bad and being censored it's like oh god but I can't stop the fight the fight goes on so you're gonna be in trouble when they pull up your tweets 13 years from now yeah 30 yes and I'm y'all gonna find something y'all gonna find a whole lot so y'all better start looking now because it's a lot well we'd like to give you this opportunity to apologize for your tweets 13 years ago now but you yeah so I would like to never apologize that's not how this goes you know and try again no I'm not apologizing to nobody I'll show you how it works no I was a different person 13 years ago I I am horrified I did not realize my own white privilege at that time and I'd like to apologize to my friends my family and my fans and thank you for allowing me to grow as a human being that was so touching we don't forgive you because so did you apologize they don't forgive you and they use it against you 100% that is you they don't care they just want they just want to see you get on your knees and beg for your life back and then they exactly you can't have your life back we just wanted to see you back and you know what's crazy happens people they want you to apologize for your passes and things that that you said but they people are saying people still have an apologize for Lana de mama still haven't apologized for cheating on their spouse but you want me to apologize to you to somebody on Twitter are you serious for something that I did now what happened to people growing and growing up you know our you know dig back you know in the past like this is so stupid well they're they're lucky because they lived in a generation where there was no Twitter and Facebook there are all these things to trap all of the the bad ideas that you had as you were growing up so they've forgiven themselves they simply don't remember it nothing captured the things that they said yeah and we don't they don't understand that they're holding people to an unrealistic standard and that was sort of my sympathy with the Kyle Koosh of scandal yeah I know a lot of people so for those you that are listening Calcasieu was a kid a student white student who had gotten into Harvard he was a parkland shooting survivor a parkland shooting survivor and he on a Game Boy I think right where they have those chats yeah I sound like really ignorant about gaming I am that's said the N word like a thousand times or I'm being dramatic here but and somebody some kids screenshot it and he did it when he was fifteen I think this screen shot it and then they made a scandal of it because now he's sort of in the public and Harvard revoked his his uh acceptance letter what did you think about that when it happened they you know this is my thing here what the N word I really don't care i'ma be I'm gonna be honest with you I don't care if a white person called me an n-word I spent my thing people use it today like they're saying what's up what's up MA what's up my inward because I can't say the real word on here cannot so well this is my thing though you know the word they say the word it though is so much the word it's just so much history behind it okay then we use it the black community use that word every day and I don't think the boy is racist and the way he was using it you could tell he was just being childish yeah I mean a racist people don't even use it that much wow I know actually if you look at if you look at the after whatever he was like message whatever mhm yeah if you look at you can tell us it was his child ish he was just being childish and a lot of people come on now get over it it was a long time ago forgive the boy right he's young well I think what it's a scary idea to say that something you do when you're 15 years old yeah ruins the rest of your life but you know what's funny Bill Maher yes Bill Maher called his bill Bill Maher used the word on his show he called us he said he's you know Tommy he's a house and in Word or whatever that I died well they didn't HBO did not let him go matter of fact you know what they did they sent Ice Cube on the show and other people to give him a chance to apologize and to teach him a lesson to explain to him why is such a bad word and why he shouldn't use it now we forgive you so we're gonna send these black people on the show to give you a to give you a lesson to teach you something you know so you can understand he's a grown man yeah because clearly you don't understand you're over 40 years old and you don't understand but this young teenager he understands and he'd know better okay so he I think we don't want him attic we don't want to go on our colleges my fact no people thought that no colleges should should accept him no one should hiring him this is a young boy y'all not gonna give him a chance to grow and to be more mature and I mean come on yeah you know it's actually funny that you're saying that because first off a couple of things a I don't think Bill Maher's a racist obviously he's not he's got you know he's exclusively likes black women right so like he if he's a racist he's a weird racist right and it was right for that situation to be forgiven but it does seem that it only works one way and I clearly I don't think Kyle Kashyap is a racist and I think that this is a bad idea to try to trap children into their past in their histories when they're 15 years old they don't have a past or a history really and the last thing is the irony of Harvard right Harvard look at their their history they have a history they were racist they had a racist systemic racism in Harvard we've all forgiven that and they're the top institution in the nation right this was Harvard during the Progressive Era they put a cap on how many Jews they would even allow to go to their school because they were racist towards Jews they were racist towards other races and I'm just thinking it's incredible that everybody can forgive themselves yeah but nobody has it in their heart to forgive a young kid and that that to me is dangerous because a world without forgiveness is a very very very dangerous world to be in because everybody has to pretend to be perfect exert this perfect and everybody is learning especially a child yes so I mean that that's sort of where we're at and unfortunately in this vitriolic place that we're in where everybody's looking for racism yeah he's the Beast exactly he typed the word he typed in over like a hundred times okay and if I don't know why black people are mad and we claim not to be the n-word why you mad right you know anybody can be the n-word you know I cut listen yeah I don't use the word no more but I use text to call white people look at this stupid in the way right there what's up doing it Hispanics look at that stupid are you I saw you just got everybody in where I am an equal opportunity races everybody is the n-word to me okay I'm just saying if you do some stupid UN words even just us I don't care well let's actually talk about real reason because there was some recently and the left tried to starve black people they've had a lot of protests I've had a lot of boycotts but recently they did one that is really unforgivable they demanded that we boycott chick-fil-a this is a hard topic to talk about normally wanted us to boycott chicken now this was not know this was a hard one for me because no no it's okay you don't understand that fried chicken has never done nothing to nobody and the fact that they want to ban fried chicken the black community has survived because of fried chicken and they want to ban it so y'all trying to starve black people now y'all know we like fried chicken it's what they did and seriously come on fine lines in the sand and that was a line I said okay okay stop telling people to boycott chicken exactly leave chick-fil-a alone yeah okay I'm telling you right now a lot of black people haven't said anything about it because people just talking but if it was real and they really started talking about they had a bill to ban Fried Chicken the black community will rise up I'm telling you we'll be marching that will be marching on DC I mean it'll be serious ASAP and they said something their clothes cuz the green New Deal wanted to ban cows right if cows cows first alright fine take the B here maybe but when you this one they start talk about when that green New Deal started talking about banning chicken it's gonna be next day oh she's gonna have a recognize it's just not what they speck us what do they expect us to eat no bread I'm not a rabbit I won't need I won't chicken I want double cheeseburgers fries fried chicken hog mark mashed potatoes Black Eyed Peas collared greens and please put bacon grease in my collard greens you are ten is the best you're taking Greta third Burke's future away from her and I can't allow this I could be on the other side hood no she's taking away my future okay she's taking away my future Oh okay first of all you got it made she said I could be on the other side of the ocean at your age I don't even know what a ocean was you got it made you on the other side of the ocean I only know what it only know what it's like being on the other side of the hood but you know the ocean you don't have a life girl bye come on now I have actually called out on my Twitter feed the climate strike as being probably the most pretentious / privileged thing that I have ever seen ever I mean these are people are super privileged and so out of touch the way that the rest of people like if you have the time the time yes to go and and protest and the climate strike while everything that you have as a poor apartment of this climate strike is not eco-friendly by the way they've got like plastic blow-ups don't even trash on the floor whatever it is and you are just remarkably privileged exact and I'm like are they aware of the fact that every 10 years it was a new way they cook when I was in school it was Al Gore he told us that the ice caps are melting and we had 10 years left to live and the polar bears were all gonna drown which I was like polar bears aren't the nicest animals you know and then we had 10 years before that they had the acid rain stuff yeah I mean they had global cooling I think ten years before that I mean I might be getting which you know fanatically and the world apocalypse thing that they were saying but it happens every 10 years they can't stop the world from ending they can't you can't stop it but climate change I'm out I don't care about climate change I'm still trying to figure out how to get my AC working in a house you think I'm not the worry about climate change it's not gonna stick it's not like it's not gonna stay it's just not you go around and and people have real problems you go around the projects and people are trying to figure out how to get food on the table and you're talking about saying people trying to get a new AC unit they're not worried about climate change they're not about to go out to the streets and protest about climate change people got bigger problems in the worry about climate change people out here starving in Downey trying to ban hamburgers they trying to ban all the food that's affordable all the affordable food y'all know y'all know the Pope y'all the average American cannot afford to eat grapes and strawberries and salad every day you know people can't afford being a vegan is expensive you know how it is the font I mean my goodness particularly the plastic straws no wait listen I'm out that's why I mean god I hate California I hate it and I love it but I'm drinking out of a plastic straw and a restaurant yesterday this nothing is coming up in the straw because they rip in the end in the drink and it tastes unhitch that you had a plastic replacement no no no not a plastic straw excuse me I had a paper straw hmm I was drinking out of a paper melon your mouth strong it was melt in my mouth it gives you so cool in the restaurant because ah no because no because I the plants because the the tissue is in my biz in my body and I've been being rare I've been very sick lately ever since so I'm actually suing the restaurant because I swallow that that that paper strong you know Terrence well I'm just gonna play devil's advocate here but the turtles are choking yes from the plastic straws so exactly I mean can't you sacrifice your stomach to save one turtle no that turtle can die for all I care yeah Praeger you and Candice Owen strongly disavows and condemns these comments against the Turtles strongly disavow my listen my life is more important is more important than a turtle's life okay I'm just saying right now you know the human life is one of them I mean it's yeah we got to take care of ourselves okay that's all we got to eat is cheeseburgers and fried chicken yeah we gotta take care of I say hey you know you're right if you say you said any of my my cholesterol you can't tell me with only no guile on okay I want to die happy okay my body my choice my body my choice I hear you I hear you you know we have this conversation and we can make all these jokes and people will spice this up and it'll turn into something ugly and and it sort of points to a larger problem where you can't be funny anymore like this this is I actually think that the leppe is giving us so much material right now I'm like how is there not a Saturday Night Live exactly or conservatives because they're the ones they're hilarious there's everything that they're doing is hilarious and yet when you mock them they can't take a joke nobody can take a joke nobody can forgive anybody nobody knows how to laugh at themselves it's almost the most important thing being able to not take yourself so seriously and I feel like the one thing the black community always had was humor like that the best comedians the funniest comedians that was our thing exactly allowing these these you know the different cults of left exactly strips something that was actually always ours you awake Kevin Hart's opportunity to host the Emmys it was kind of stupid do you realize they're taking away one thing that made us happy and in turn we have to be anger angry about so they say you don't get to be funny the more but you're allowed to be angry here's a target and things you could be angry about where our perspective used to be look at all of these different things that we can laugh and mock exactly and it's just interesting that the black community doesn't realize that and I'm like guys we used to be the people that were would find joy in the worst situation so we would talk and think things were funny and we're allowing them to shut that down exactly Blacks and Jews are some of the most funniest people out there it's true especially in Hollywood like the best comedians are blacks or Jews but now it's like you can't say anything you can't say that oh no that's not okay like this is what we do like I mean laughter and laughter is a medicine for me it's a medicine laughter has gotten me through so many things pretty sure that's what's gotten you through some things laughter is medicine but now they don't want us to laugh they read let's take a peel you know they're gonna use medicine as laughter they were I mean it's worth it show me be addicted to some drugs or do you want me to laugh make jokes because that's how i'ma get through this pain all right I totally agree yeah I asked you a question before in the green room I said if actually black all of black America woke up right and because we both have the same viewpoint that believe me in through different channels the left is really harming black America these and everything that they're trying to get us upset about is actually harming us but if we fixed everything and when I say fix everything I mean if we said okay everyone in black America wakes up and they realize that loss of is being taken away from us what would be the problems that black America had to champion and up like within our own community what do we have to fix about ourselves you know that's Larry stop blaming everybody else yeah you know that whole blaming thing and that's how I actually started out that's all I was actually you know that's when I was discovered because I was talking about that you know about people blaming everybody for this you know but I think once people stop blaming everyone else for their mistakes I think they will have their Bo I mean they can see the door to the opportunities like there's a door open up that door right there and there's opportunities through that door but you can't walk through that door if you always blaming somebody right you know oh I can't do this because it is because of that I used to do it too you know because I was around a bunch of people they used to blame everybody for everything so I used to think what I hadn't Lee I don't have any opportunities I can't do nothing I'm not even gonna try they're not even why should I go to school they're not gonna give me a job because I'm black so what's the point of going to school what's the plan so it is I'm not doing it you know no I'm not a plan for a job because they're not gonna give it to me anyway because I'm black right they're never one let me succeed in this country because I'm black right actually think that that attitude adjustment is know something like I actually don't think there's a magic remedy so me having started on the left and and now I'm conservative some of the things that I still see that carries over here and I'm talking about just in the community of black conservatism is that we actually have to be better at building relationships yeah I still see that we still have that same toxic mentality of we don't know how to come together as a community yeah it's we're always in a fight for ourselves and I'm stopping this conversation with someone way better than X yeah I suppose a building yes let's be great together right yeah we can do better together like let's be great together and that's you know about our city and I I had wondered because you know I'm writing a book and I had wondered if that is something that has been the result of slavery since we never really had that breakdown a family always right in during during the times of slavery and I wonder if when the family is broken apart when black families are broken apart well how are we gonna have productive relationships business relationships how are we gonna help each other build yes actually had a scenario and this is a true story I'm not naming names where I invited you know a bunch of people to be my podcast you were one of them yes I canceled on you twice because I had the backing uh whenever when I had like the stomach flu I canceled on you and we had to reschedule we scheduled the potty yeah well yeah yeah yeah yeah one of the people that I rescheduled it was a black woman she lost her mind on me I mean she I mean it was just she took it so personally started tweeting about me saying all the stuff and I said to myself is this how you think is is a productive way to deal with any sort of business relationship we have to get better at managing relationships or we're never gonna get anywhere actly things happen like that life happens life happens come on now so yeah that that is totally just ridiculous you know well we need to work together and a lot of people in the black community complaining well we we need to build our communities means to do this we do that the white man they're taking over our communities we need to take our community back well how can you do that if you don't want to work together if you want to be better than the next person instead of being great together you want to be greater than that person because but because to be real with you if you go to the black community who owns the liquor store who owns the who owns the who owns the laundromats and the car washes and all in the corners and the corner stores Asians people from people people from India people from Pakistan you know but if blacks came together y'all put some put your money together you know you can you can own that corner store you and uh several other people can own that corner store and that that that laundromat or that car wash or whatever put your money together work together be great together I mean you know yeah but people don't want to work together they want no hormones no I want my own story I don't wanna work with them no I'm better than a I'm better than him I don't want to do that yeah I think we really these other people they all put their money together and they work together they build together because they not focus on oh I got to be better than you know yeah I think I think we definitely do need to figure out how to better manage relationships how to better manage emotions and that is not that's really not a left or right to you it's just it's a black America thing um and and we're not going to find success and until we learn how to actually build bridges and yeah and not building all these ditches and you're not better from supporting one another and being happy for one another when someone gets ahead and saying how oh how did you do that how can I do that how can I make myself better exactly so that's sort of my my biggest hope for black America on the other side of it is just being better to one another in general exactly it's all about conflict resolution exactly what is your hope for black America my hope for black America is for black America to be great and wake up and realize that they have the same opportunities as everybody else a men that is a great place to end we wrap every episode I'm sure you watch so you already know what I'm gonna say yes I'm biggest fan you got two minutes get out of here look into this camera and you are going to leave a video message for the world two minutes on the clock Chris's got it on your mark get set world I give you Terrence K Williams I could be on the other side of the ocean right now but I'm here with Candice Owens well I should be at home right now eating fried chicken but I'm forced to be here to talk to her just because I'm black and she's black so I have to be here no let me stop playing Lord Jesus the adda PhD is coming out of me but yes so I'm talking to the camera right so everybody my name is Terrence Kay Williams I have some shows coming up go to Terrence Kate Williams com for tour updates and for new information about what I got going on I'm sorry I could be on the other side of the ocean right thank you guys for watching the latest episode of the Candice Owens show I hope you guys enjoyed the conversation as much as I did as many of you guys already know Prager U is a 501c3 nonprofit organization which means we need your help to keep all of our content free to the public please consider making a tax-deductible donation today I would really appreciate your support