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Candace Clips pairs debate reruns with Coleman's post-election critique

An Owens compilation draws the week's largest new audience, while Baron Coleman examines Republican promises and foreign-policy divisions.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

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0:25Owens rejects an interviewer's suggested connection between her rhetoric about Israel and white nationalism.
14:23On Jubilee, Owens argues that the sexual revolution devalued women; participant Nikki challenges her position.
17:55On Piers Morgan Uncensored, Owens and Rabbi Shmuley dispute scripture, religious rhetoric and Gaza's humanitarian crisis.

Candace Owens's past debate appearances supplied the biggest new draw on Candace Clips, even as Baron Coleman handled much of the week's post-election commentary.

The official clips channel posted eight uploads. Its most-watched, "20 minutes of candace owens cooking debaters," gathered about 218,000 views. It assembles earlier appearances rather than a new debate, moving from questions about Owens's rhetoric on Israel to transgender identity, a Jubilee discussion about the sexual revolution and an exchange with Rabbi Shmuley on Piers Morgan Uncensored. The compilation also contains a paid sponsor segment.

Coleman's uploads have a different organizing question: what Republicans promised, and what they delivered. In "Do They Think We're Stupid?", he criticizes conservative commentators' changing foreign-policy positions. "What Is JD Vance's Angle Here?" questions whether the vice president's post-election diagnosis amounts to action, while "Trump Is Going Out Sad…" examines the president's 60 Minutes interview.

The Owens compilation remains the channel's busiest video right now. Two Coleman clips, "We're Witnessing The Right-Wing Divide In Real Time…" and "Trump Is Going Out Sad…", are its other main sources of momentum.

Across the channel, the week brought nearly a million views and modest subscriber growth, although today's viewing pace is well below its usual level. That weekly audience was close to Claus Kellerman POV's; UKLIVE had a larger week, while Brittany Page posted more quietly. For Candace Clips, the distinctive mix was archive Owens alongside Coleman's running examination of the Republican response to defeat.

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