Kant vs Hume

Kant tries to argue against some of what Hume says about cause and effect. This is shown when Kant says, "Kant leveled his attack mainly against the third condition, but other people have found objections to the first two conditions as well. In the realm of colliding billiard balls, the cause does precede the effect in time." And Kant just continues to discuss other examples and what variables have brought him to question what Hume says in his book, trying to prove him wrong for what he discusses.