Part One: Elizabeth Dilling: The Original Candace Owens
This episode of Behind the Bastards introduces Elizabeth Dilling, a wealthy 1930s American far-right activist dubbed the 'first Candace Owens' or 'first Laura Loomer,' who used her privilege and anti-communist fervor to fuel a career as a fascist propagandist, laying ideological groundw
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