Candace Owens tells 'Tucker' voter ID complaints show Democrats think of Blacks as 'Neanderthals'

Author and commentator Candance Owens joined "Tucker Carlson Tonight" Monday to sound off on congressional Democrats' accusations that proponents of voter ID and election security laws are "racist."

CANDACE OWENS: I'm so excited to announce to the world that I was actually able to secure government issued ID, because I am smarter than a fifth-grader. And this is such "the bigotry of low expectations." The Democrats know that ... they are saying something absolutely foolish, the idea that Black Americans are wandering around like Neanderthals, going 'How do we do it'? This would mean we've never been into a hotel room ... we can't rent a car, can't buy a car. We can't buy liquor, cigarettes, all the things that require simple form of identification.  That means Black Americans don't have a bank account. We are running around [going] "How do we do it?" because we can't Google "DMV near me" and get there and provide basic pieces of [documentation]. It's so insulting.