Daily Wire presenter Candace Owens debuted her new documentary, “The Greatest Lie Ever Sold,” at a star-studded event in downtown Nashville.
The BLM exposé delves into the multi-million dollar “grift” of the Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation and its former Executive Director Patrisse Cullors and provides “the true story” behind George Floyd’s life and death through never-before-seen interviews with insiders and experts.
Attendees at the sold-out event were instructed to dress in all black for the burial of the BLM movement, which Owens’ documentary revealed and finally put to death.
Celebrities like Ye West, Kid Rock, Ray J., and others were on hand to celebrate the launch. Conservatives from throughout the movement attended the celebration as well.
Owens was introduced by Brandon Tatum, co-founder of Blexit. In turn, Owens thanked everyone who helped make the film possible and was greeted with a rousing ovation before the documentary began.
Owens also went on Tucker Carlson Tonight before entering the venue to address why she made the documentary in the first place.
“They use black pain to create confusion and to take millions upon millions, tens of millions of dollars from people,” she said of BLM leaders and related non-profits. “And where did the money go, Tucker? That’s what the documentary explores, the people are going to be shocked.”
Attendees included King Randall I., founder of The Life Preparatory School for Boys, a non-profit “with a mission to teach boys the true meaning of manhood & to be protectors and providers for their communities,” who met Owens while she was leading the Blexit movement.
“Candace Owens is an amazing woman,” he said. “I’m excited to see what happens with ‘The Greatest Lie Ever Sold’ because … we’ve been saying for a while that Black Lives Matter is a scam and people have called us all kinds of names, especially in the black community.”
“But I’m glad somebody, especially a black woman, is able to go and show us what’s happening behind the scenes and expose these things, that people told us, black men, we were lying about. But Candace Owens is an amazing woman, and people need to get out and see ‘The Greatest Lie Ever Sold.’”
The 78-minute documentary drew ovation throughout, occasional moments of hilarity, and absolute amazement at what was shown.
Owens and her squad earned a lengthy standing ovation when they finished.