“Based on the hierarchy of what's impacting minority Americans, if I had to make a list of 100 things, white nationalism would not make the list," said the 30-year-old. "I would argue that right now, we have a social environment that is hostile toward men and does not inspire masculinity or being a man and what it means to be a father figure in the household. Black on Black crime is a huge issue in America right now, but people don't like to talk about that.”

Newsweek reports the Stamford, Connecticut native continued to deflect from institutionalized racism by casting blame on illegal immigration, abortion, and Black single motherhood as the pitfalls for minorities shortcomings. The Blexit founder suggested Democrats launch hearings to tackle those issues instead. 

“Let’s start talking about putting fathers back in the home. Let’s start talking about God and religion and shrinking government, because government has destroyed Black American homes and every single one of you know that. Many people should be ashamed for what we have done and Congress has turned into. It’s Days of our Lives in here and it’s embarrassing.”

But her comments shouldn’t come as a surprise. 

In April, Owens argued how the rise in hate crimes is actually “fake” during a House hearing. The Washington Post shared how the podcast host was invited to testify about the increase of white terror attacks, including the Pittsburgh synagogue killings, but claimed recent reports of white domestic terrorism was based on “manupulating statistics.”

Last December during a British conference speaking engagement, Owens even justified Adolf Hitler’s dictatorship and mass murders as a simple effort to “make Germany great and have things run well” who “wanted to globalize.”