Happy Tuesday, everybody.

Question of the day and it's a little controversial.

With all of the money in the world, would you choose to live in an all-black neighborhood?

Why don't you think about that?

Whether you're black, white, Hispanic, Asian, would you choose to live in all black neighborhood?

Be honest with yourself.

All that in more today coming up on Candace Owens.

So yesterday we talked about the pit bull predicament.

We talked about the fact that they count for all over 62% of all dog deaths per year in the United States.

And we talked about whether or not we should ban them.

And my conclusion was this, I don't care if you keep your pit bull.

I'm not going to be calling to ban your pit bull, but I just want you to know that I don't want to be near your pit bull.

I don't want to live around your pit bull.

And if your pit bull comes at me and my children, well, let me tell you, my children and me are going to survive.

I think that's fair.

You do you, and I'm going to do me.

I think that is a totally fair conclusion.

But Buried in the comments, a friend of mine, Lauren Chen had written on Twitter basically that she thought pit bull people were crazy.

And Buried in the comments, which caught my eye, was somebody essentially said to her,

okay, well, would you say the same thing for humans?

As an example, black Americans, black Americans representing 13% of the population.

And we can actually make that smaller, let's say 6% of the population, let's talk about specifically,

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