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Candace Owens
All right, guys. Happy Wednesday to everyone but Blake Lively. My, oh, my. Justin Baldoni's lawyers have now leaked the official footage of her alleged sexual harassment, and I now need this to go to trial. We're going to speak about that. All of the updates. Nerius Targaryen getting dragged into this. It's crazy. Also, I gotta give you my commentary regarding Wendy Williams, because what is happening to her is an absolute abomination. I can't believe it's even allowed to happen in this country. And finally, Trump launches an attack on a female bishop. Just kidding. There's no such thing as a female bishop. Welcome back to Candace. You know, one of my greatest pains in life is that nobody listens to me in Hollywood. It just. They just don't listen to Candace. Homage. I could have saved so many lives, so many careers. I mean, I gave Blake Lively last week the literal, best, most heartfelt advice I could have given to practically anyone just five days ago. Five days ago, I said this. Take a listen. Listen to me, Blake Lively. Tap out. Tap out. Call uncle right now. Please take my advice, Narrator. She did not listen. She did not take my advice at all. I said that, having read through Blake Lively's complaints, that it was evident to me that she was likely under the influence when she filed her complaints. Not under the influence of drugs on the influence of alcohol, but of the influence of proximity to Taylor Swift. Maybe one era's tour too many had been attended by her and Ryan, and they were just feeling like they were Taylor Swift. I just recognized her brand of feminism, and I called that name. I said that before we even knew that Taylor Swift was somehow involved in this entire debacle. Okay, so. So let's just tell you how she is involved, because that's incredible. I can't believe I called it that accurately. But so, essentially, to remind you, Wayfarer Studios, okay, is Justin Baldoni's production company. As such, it was them that purchased the rights to the book. It ends with us. So this is literally Justin Baldoni's movie in which he cast himself in alongside Blake Lively. Which, by the way, to me, that's the reason why none of it made sense in the beginning when she was alleging that he made her feel ugly or old, I guess, before he sexually harassed her after. It's like he picked you. He literally picked you. So obviously he picked you because he did not think you were old or ugly or whatever it is that you're saying. Anyways, in his counter complaint, he alleged that Blake Lively used her a list orbit to Bully him into just taking over Wayfarer Studios project. Like, suddenly she was like, this is. I want this to be my movie. And who were the A list friends that she allegedly used to bully him? None other than Taylor Swift and of course her husband, Ryan Reynolds. I mean, I was so on the money with this. It's kind of SC. Scary. Okay, so the story goes, essentially he says she didn't even read the book before signing onto the project. Then she read the book and kind of became consumed. Consumed with it and wanted to basically introduce her own lines and wanted to become a part of the project and rework the script. So she submitted to him her ideas for how to rework the script and apparently he gave her feedback, essentially saying, like, you know, I really love how passionate you are about this project. Maybe we'll take some of these ideas. But like, obviously we're not going to take all these ideas because it's our project. And this was not good for Blake. She said, no, this does not work for me. I am Blake Lively. I have. My children are the God children of Taylor Swift. We get what we want in life. And right now I want your movie. Okay? I want your movie. And so she invites Justin Baldoni again. These are the allegations that he's making, but he's giving the text messages to prove it over to her house. And Justin Baldoni says that at that moment, Taylor Swift just pops in and says, yeah, I read Blake's lines and I think they're super groovy. Super groovy lines. I love this. I said groovy. I just felt like that's something Taylor Swift might say. Anyways, and then you have Justin Baldoni who's like, okay, great. Like, wow, it's a lot of powers. Taylor Swift just walking into a casual living room here. And then in pops Ryan Reynolds from Deadpool. And he's like, yeah, we really just love my wife's lines is she's so creative and she's so amazing. So he leaves the house and he texted Blake Lively and he showed this text message where he basically said to her, like, hey, you don't have to enlist a listers. Like, I thought some of your ideas were good. Anyways, I, you know, I don't really need the peer pressure of having Taylor Swift kind of say, you need to put this in the movie. And he felt like it was kind of an implicit threat. Like, you know, do this or there will be pain. There will be 13 year old girls singing in an auditorium that is sold out all across the world. Words to songs that are, I'm not going to say about you, but are definitely, obviously maybe about you. Because I'm just going to write lyrics in a way that's pretty obvious that it's about you, Mr. Justin Baldoni. That's how he felt. Then he provides Blake Lively's response. Response to him saying, like, we don't. You didn't have to do this. I already thought you had some pretty good ideas. And she actually wrote this, guys. She wrote this. This is her text message back to Justin Baldoni. She wrote, if you ever get around to watching a Game of Thrones, you'll appreciate that I'm Khaleesi and like her, I happen to have a few dragons, for better or worse, but usually for better because my dragons also protect those that I fight for. So really, we all benefit from those gorgeous monsters of Min. You will too, I can promise. Little smiley face. I'm so scared. What? Why do celebrities not know they're insane? Like, do they know that human beings don't text like that? That's my question. Do they understand that at no point in my entire life am I texting that to anybody. Especially when we're dealing with the work setting and somebody is the person who is running the movie. It's their project. I'm like, I've got little monsters, there's little dragons and their names are Taylor Swift. And I don't often use them, but if you give me what I want. Yes, exactly what I want, then they are not going to figuratively blow fire on your head. That's insane. That is clinical insanity in my book. Okay, I don't have my PhD, I'm not a psychologist, but I'm telling you that's clinical insanity. And I could not believe I just kept reading it going, there's no way she did this. And she did. She really, really sent that text. And I loved the Internet. Immediately recognizing how problematic this storyline was, this is what one person tweeted. They wrote. The fact that Blake Lively refers to herself as Khaleesi from Game of Thrones is kind of nuts. Not kinda. Did she miss where Daenerys became a villain at the end of the series? So for those of you who are not aware of how it ends. Okay, maybe I shouldn't. Spoiler alert ahead right here. But Daenerys essentially just goes crazy in the end and burns everything and then kind of gets killed by her lover. So TikTok is calling this basically her text message, a self fulfilling prophecy. Take a listen. Wait, I'm sorry, Blake Lively Comparing herself to Khaleesi has to be one of the wildest cases of self fulfilling prophecy I've seen to date. Like, everyone's making fun of her for saying that, but what's more Khaleesi than being a once beloved public figure who stood to win it all and lost it in a fiery rage like, no, like it is giving twin. She's absolutely accurate. And just like in Game of Thrones, in the end, those dragons did not make mean. Yes, the dragons in the end did not actually matter. So I don't know who's supposed to be John Snow. I have to assume it is her husband, Ryan Reynolds. But because he's loyal to Khaleesi, that's the whole thing. But now, because of this, Disney, Disney and Marvel are getting dragged into this drama. Okay, so Bob Iger of Disney and the Marvel CEO Kevin Feige have now received from Brian Feedman a preservation order. Okay. Baldoni's attorney believes that Blake Lively's husband was flagrantly mocking Baldoni in a sequence of the movie Marvel's Deadpool and Wolverine, which was released by Disney in July. Okay, now I thought that was crazy. I was like, we're talking about. They were like, well, there's this character played by Ryan Reynolds. His name is. Nice pool. I'm not a Deadpool, Stan. I don't know anything about these movies. And essentially they were like, he worked Justin Baldoni into this as a way to bully him. Cue Taylor Swift feminism. By the way. This is right from her playbook. Like, I'm not bullying now. It's art. As long as I just create lines in a song or lines in a movie to speak trash about someone, then no one can say it's anything other than creativity and not just a list. Bullying. Okay, so he did this. And there's no question that he did this, by the way, because I looked into it and there were these alternate versions of Deadpool where he said lines like, where in God's name is the intimacy coordinator? Yeah, that was at the crux of what was going on in this lawsuit. She said that there was no intimacy coordinator. And then he said back that she declined the intimacy coordinator. Okay, Also, in one of the Deadpool outtakes, there's nice pool notes. He says. He says this quote calling is to one day start a podcast that monetizes the women's movement. Okay, so he's saying he wants to one day start a podcast that monetizes the women's movement. Why would. Why would Nice Paul say this? Well, because Justin Baldoni had a podcast that was entitled Be Man Enough. And he was the co host with a woman that was named Liz Plank. And they. They spoke about feminist issues. He was kind of like a male feminist, Justin Baldoni, before all this happened. But then Liz Plank quit the podcast after Blake Lively made her allegiance allegations. So it was just a stab in the heart to Justin Baldoni. And we're gonna actually show you this clip about this lawsuit, clearly about this lawsuit that made it into the final cut of the Deadpool and Wolverine movie. Here is clearly again, Ryan Reynolds making fun of Justin Baldoni. Who are you? I'm Deadpool. And I guess you're Deadpool too. But in here, everybody calls me Nice Pool. Oh, my goodness. Wait till you see Lady Pool. She is gorgeous. She just had a baby, too, and can't even tell. I don't think you're supposed to say that. That's okay. I identify as a feminist. Right? So there you have it. That was also one of the things that was at the root of this lawsuit. She's saying that she had just had a baby. He's calling her Mrs. Deadpool and saying that he had commented on her body, and he's not supposed to do that. So this is. It's pretty blatan. Okay, Brian Friedman, the lawyer on this case, is not kidding. Brian, hit me up. I gotta have you on my team somewhere. Because not only did he go after all of these people, but now he decided to flat out release the scene in question. Basically the climax of Blake Lively's abuse lawsuit. Okay, it was. This is literally the climax. I'm going to show you directly from her allegations what she wrote in her lawsuit. She said, on another occasion, Mr. Baldoni and Ms. Lively were filming a slow dance scene for a montage in which no sound was recorded. Mr. Baldoni chose to let the camera roll and have them perform the scene. But he did not act in character as Ryle. Instead, he spoke to Ms. Lively out of character as himself. At one point, he leaned forward and slowly dragged his lips from her ear and down her neck as he said, it smells so good. None of this was even remotely in character or based on any dialogue in the script. And nothing needed to be said again because there was no sound. Mr. Baldoni was caressing Mr. Miss. Ms. Lively's with his mouth in a way that had nothing to do with their roles. When Ms. Lively later objected to this, Mr. Baldoni's response was, I'm not even attracted to you. Okay? So when people read that, they were like, what a Little creep. He obviously just can't keep his hands off of her. And that's really disgusting. And then he insulted her afterwards when she brought it up. Well, Brian Friedman said, here are the receipts. We are going to release all of the footage. Because apparently she was wrong. And Justin had his mic switched on. She thought there was no evidence of this, any. This recording anywhere. And it's a movie set. He happened to have his mic switched on. So we can now actually watch what she is conveying as sexual harassment. Now I'm going to show you these. These title cards that Daily. Daily Mail put before it. They wrote, Ms. Lively's complaint alleges that during a scene Mr. Baldoni and Ms. Lively were filming for a slow dance montage, Mr. Baldoni was behaving inappropriately. The following videos captured on May 23rd of 2023, clearly refute Ms. Lively's characterization of his behavior. The scene in question was designed to show the two characters falling in love and longing to be close to one another. Both actors are clearly behaving well within the scope of the scene and with mutual respect and professionalism. These are all three takes filmed of the sequence. And so this is what was in their script that just says, Lily and Ryle should be slow dancing in the bar. Patrons around them are drinking and watching sports completely in their own world. So this is supposed to be like. This is them falling in love. And so you're not hearing anything, but you're kind of seeing the gazes or whatever. And so obviously they're going to make small talk with each other because otherwise it's awkward if they're just like, go. No. Instead they're pretending that they're talking and falling in love. And he's like, should I move forward? Backwards. Here is the first clip where you're going to hear them talking. Both of them talking about their husbands. This is so weird. Take a listen. Oh, my gosh. We don't stop them. And Emily and I have, like. We have these moments where staring you just literally for. We've done it for, like, five minutes. It's like. I think you would find it terrifying. It's literally. We just literally look at each other and, like, time. And time stops. Yeah, but, like, it's. That's just how it's been for us from the beginning. No, we're like, oh, my God, there's not enough time. And they score again. It's like, oh, my God, I need to grab this. I use something else. Oh, I think that's cute. You guys are really cute. I Think it's more than cute. So they're just having a conversation about their respective spouses. And he's saying how much he loves his wife and that they. He still stares into her eyes. And she's saying that him and Ryan. Her and Ryan never stop speaking. How uncomfortable. Oh, my gosh. Oh, my goodness. And then here is the second clip, which was, again, this is at the roots, the dragging down, saying that she smells so good. That just sounds creepy. Here's what actually happened. Am I getting beard on you today? I'm probably getting a spray tan on you. Well, it's not bad. It's my body makeup. All right, cut. I think we got plenty. Yeah, Slow motion. It's gonna be a 17. That's it. There he is, Creepy Baldoni getting close to her, obviously making small chatter, not in character, so as not to make the scene, which didn't require dialogue, awkward. And he says, it smells good because he makes a little joke, like, I'm probably getting my beard on you as he leans in close. And then she says, it's okay. I'm probably getting my spray tan on you. How is this allowed? Literally, I'm just asking the question, like, how are women allowed to do this? To take something and to make it sound like you survived a rape? Because that's what it sounded like to the public when she spoke about everything that he possibly did when she first dropped that, or had someone on her team leaked to the New York Times that initial complaint filed in California. You just go, how is this allowed? This is why I say being a little bit cheeky, but also not like, I just hate the modern woman. Women today, you know, this, this feminist, like, you're suffering from absolutely nothing. This is what it means to be, by the way, an actor. You're supposed to do this. You're supposed to try to do a little bit of ad libbing to be off cue sometimes, like to like trying to make it not awkward in an environment. And she turns that. That into sexual harassment. And you should go pursue the full seven minutes. This is like a seven minute long clip. And when you watch it, you let me know if you walk away going, wow, this woman is a hashtag survivor. And if your answer to that is yes, then I just want you to know that you suck. You. You really. You just got to stop. You suck. That's. That's just the reality. Now, in response to this, obviously, Lively's attorneys are outraged. They are claiming that the videos are manufactured media stunts, and they claim that the video shows that she's leaning away and she's just asking for the characters to talk. Because he does say at one point, he's like, should we kiss? Should we just talk again? Because they. He is now the intimacy. They are the intimacy coordinators. Because she declined one, allegedly. And she's like, no, no, no. I think that it would be more romantic if we just spoke and got close to each other. There's nothing inappropriate when you watch it go, okay. But her lawyers are saying they are recognizing these attempts at levity to try to deflect. And you could recognize her attempts at levity, or they're just trying to deflect his unwanted touching. No woman should have to take defensive measures to avoid being touched by their employer without their consent, even the phrasing of that. Their employer, yes, because he owns a production studio, but he's also a lead character. Like, by signing up to this film of them falling in love, presumably, he maybe had her consent that they might touch. I don't know. This feels a little weird to me. And her lawyer said, well, this matters. An active litigation in federal court. Releasing this video to the media rather than presenting it as evidence in court is another example of an unethical attempt to manipulate the public. It is also a continuation of their harassment and retaliatory campaign. Now, let's be very clear that prying to filing the lawsuit, it was them that leaked it to the New York Times. And so the lawyer is hitting back just as hard, saying, now, you tried to run this in the court of public opinion. We're running this in the court of public opinion. And we don't really care what you have to say about that now because he almost lost everything in a couple of weeks. And now that we're hitting and we are punching back, you're saying, where is your decorum? We should only be doing this in a courtroom. And it's only going to get worse, guys. It's only going to get worse because now this is a real headline coming out of People magazine. They are saying that they are going to create, and I'm talking right now, Justin Baldoni's team, they're going to launch an entire website containing all correspondences with Blake Lively. Every text message that she tried to say was weird. If we already got Daenerys Tar, Gagarian and dragons referring to Taylor Swift, what else do you think she texted to Justin Baldoni? That is, he is saying, let the public decide. Let's play this in the court of public opinion. You wanted the New York Times. We're going to Give you everything. We're going to give you a variety. We're going to give you people, we're going to give you the Daily Mail. Let's play. I think it's too late now for her to tap out. She should take in my advice right away. It sounds like I. Like I said, her and Ryan Reynolds were just so far up in this, like Taylor Swift. Arrested Development is what I would call it. These people. When you find fame at a young age, your brain doesn't develop right. Like everything is a movie scene to you, and you're constantly casting yourself as a victim. Another person is a villain. Like, you're in your head. I think that's how it starts to work when you find fame too young. They're just not adults. They're not serious people. And she tried to play with, like, an unserious person. And by the way, I do want to add one more thing that really upset me about this. Despite the fact that he owned this movie, that it was his production studio that did this and bought it, Blake Lively was such a brat that her and Ryan Reynolds specifically requested during the premiere that they so did not want him to attend his own movie. This should have been his biggest night, premiering this movie that him and his studio decided to purchase as a book and adopted into a film. They made them, him and his family, sit in the basement because she was just so uncomfortable around him. I mean, what kind of adult can't just be like, let's sit on opposite sides of the room, avoid each other. Nope. Look at his family. They were put into a basement to watch the premiere. On a screen, you can see all the stocks beverages in the background. You can see them sitting at a table with popcorn, clearly still trying to make the best of it. That's him and his wife, who he loves and has been married to for, I think, 12 years. And they got married in 2013. And they're just like, you know what? We're in the basement. We're going to make the best of it. And I love that because that's how my family would be. It would be like, gang, gang, like, whatever. And she did this only to humiliate him. This. This last step right here was just, how can I further humiliate you? And he says that she used demands to make this happen, essentially. Maybe, said she, I'm not going to come to the premiere at all if I even have to lay eyes on him. And so they had security guarding and kept him in the basement like he was a rapist on the Loose, who couldn't possibly be in the same room as her because it would just be too re. Traumatizing for her having experienced that scene that we all just watched. And can you go back to that other picture of him and the family literally posing? Look at them. They're posing. This is a red carpet event. It's his film. And his family is posing next to Dasani water, which insults me deeply because Dasani water is disgusting. Okay? Again, to add further insult to injury, it's Dasani water that they're next to, okay? And Coca Cola in the background palates of it. Because Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds wanted to say to them, you should be further humiliated. This is our movie now. Absolutely disgusting. She's an elitist. And the last point that I'm going to say is to her lawyers trying to spin this as a hashtag believe women thing. You are going to have to miss me entirely. If we are speaking about Blake Lively, the woman who once called Woody Allen very empowering. Woody Allen, a very empowering director. And she considered it that she got to be into a elite, elite society of actresses because she was put as one of his muses in their film. Okay? That's what she told the Cannes Film Festival because she was cast in the cafe society. Woody Allen. Everyone's going, why is Candace saying that? Oh, yeah, I kind of remember. Wasn't it his adoptive daughter that accused him of molesting her when she was 7 years old? She has held onto these allegations, not just from a time that she was 7, but until now. She's like an adult in her 30s. And she spoke out and said, this actually happened to me. Now, he's never been convicted of this. Okay? And it's weird, because she was an adopted daughter. She said this happened. And then another. Mia Farrow also adopted another child who Woody Allen then went on to marry and who. Who is still married to. He adopted another child from Korea. But this child apparently was lying in Blake Lively's eyes. I'm not sure. Maybe she'd like to explain why we should believe her allegations even though we can watch it on screen. But we shouldn't believe the allegations of someone who said that Woody Allen molested her when she was 7. So I'm just going to run you through that clip of what Dylan Farrow had to say about what she experienced with the person who, you know, Blake Lively finds to be wondrous. Take a listen. Let's go to August 4, 1992. And if you could tell us what happened that day. I was Taken to a small attic crawl space in my mother's country house in Connecticut by my father. He instructed me to lay down on my stomach and play with my brother's toy train that was set up. And he sat behind me in the doorway. And as I played with the toy train, I was sexually assaulted as a seven year old. I would say. I would have said he touched my private parts. Mm. Okay, okay. Which I did say. All right, all right. As a 32 year old, he touched my labia and my vulva with his finger. Where was your mother? She went shopping that day. And then after you told her what happened? She was upset. My first impulse was that I had done something wrong. Okay. So there. This has caused family feud. You know, some say, oh, well, she was just because his mother was divorcing him. And then she came up with these allegations. Again, he has not been convicted of it. So these are all just allegations. But I will say that going on to then marry that wife, Mia Farrow's other adopted daughter, soon g just seems a little weird to me. And frankly, the only point. The only reason I'm bringing this up is I can't relitigate this. Again, he was not found guilty. But we can find Blake Lively guilty of tremendous hypocrisy in this matter. Asking us to just having her lawyer issue statements. Oh, oh. Throwing the allegations back on the other person. Oh, this is just so exactly what someone would do when they actually abused. Where was that same energy? If that's truly who you are and what you believe that every single woman should be believed. Where was that same energy for Dylan Farrow? That's my question. I'm going to leave it at that. Blake Lively. I am not a fan. I am so Team Justin Baldoni. 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That's TWC Health slash Canace and use code Candice today. Okay, now, sticking it with culture. Before we get into politics, we got to talk about Wendy Williams. You guys were messaging me, asking my opinion on this. Okay? So in case you don't know who Wendy Williams is, she was an extremely popular host of the daytime talk show which was named after her, the Wendy Williams show from 2008 to 2022. That is a very long time. Essentially, her show was like someone's auntie saying way too much at the cookout. You know what I'm saying? People really loved it. It was gossipy, it was funny, and she, she was absolutely. And so that's why it went on for so long. The show became so much bigger than it was anticipated to be. Well, essentially in 2022, she stepped down from hosting due to medical issues stemming from Graves disease. I mean, that was what we were officially told for the reason that she was leaving. Now all of a sudden she is in a conservatorship and trying to trace how she got into this conservatorship is quite difficult. What I can tell you is that she was getting divorced. She got a divorce rather, in 2020. Okay. She was married to a guy named Kevin Hunter from 1999-20. And we know that the end of this Was definitely traumatic. I would say it was a traumatic ending to a relationship. It has been alleged and I think with a ton of proof that has been presented that she kind of, at the end of this marriage, went off the wagon drinking wise, she was drinking a bunch. And she found out that he was. And again, I'm. I'm taking this from online chatter as well as the documentary my cousin was telling me about that essentially he had a whole double life, that he was cheating on her. And women, when they're coming out of long relationships, you tend to see this, and men as well, their personalities will go through some sort of an adjustment and some people will say, oh, you're spiraling, it's just. But she obviously was drinking a lot. Okay. Now what happened thereafter is quite confusing. She had this financial advisor, her name was Lori Schiller. And Lori Schiller somehow flagged, it seems that spending was happening in her account. That was not. That was atypical to how she spent. And she had been her financial Advisor for like 14 years. She got a lot of hate. I'm unsure that that hate was deserv, but what we can say is that what happened next was extremely weird. Okay, so it seems like Lori Schiller took that to her bosses at Wells Fargo because she kept saying that Wells Fargo was not defending her. Lori Schiller, working at Wells Fargo was saying that she was taking a public lashing and she didn't deserve it. What happens next is that Wells Fargo, which didn't know banks could do this, essentially just said, we're going to freeze all of your bank accounts and petition the court for you to have a temporary financial guardianship. And that happened. Okay. They just stopped her being able to have access to her money. They said that it was to protect Wendy Williams finances and that that's the reason that they did it. Suddenly she gets somebody else that becomes her guardian. Wells Fargo is somehow able to secure a guardian over her, which is crazy. It's this woman, Sandra Morrissey. I think I'm saying my name right? Yes, Sandra Morrissey. What was the first name, Sorry, say that Sky Sabrina Morrissey. This woman who just looks like a villain is now suddenly in control of her life. She doesn't know this woman. She has no relationship with her. She wasn't her financial advisor. But now she is totally in control of Wendy Williams life. And there was supposed to be this like Lifetime A E series, sorry, that was supposed to come out around this time. And this woman, Sabrina, shut it down. She said that she wasn't of Sound Mind and the docu series could not come out on A, E and Lifetime. And then A and Lifetime countersued that woman and said actually she wanted to bury the docum because it would have critiqued her role as William's guardian. So basically A, E and Lifetime are saying that the issue with this wasn't actually the mental state of Wendy Williams, but actually the guardian in and of itself. Okay, so this is crazy. Like just the concept of the bank stepping in and just taking over your entire life and you have no say so in how you spend. And they're saying, we're doing this because we love you. You're not my mommy. You're not my daddy. Also, this is my money. Just like I have a right to make money, I have a right to burn through it, even if it's in a traumatic time. I'm making bad decisions. Maybe I'm. Maybe I'm drinking and I'm off the wagon. Why the hell should a bank be able to step in and say, you can't spend your own money? Like, who are you? You sound like somebody who wants to make sure because you're earning a lot of money off of my money that nothing happens to this account. I don't like this. This is not happening because of love, okay? It's not happening out of love. It is happening because the bank is likely enriching itself due to interest. That's what I would. That's what I would speculate. Now, Wendy Williams, last week, the reason why this is back in the. Because she appeared on the Breakfast Club and more details about what is going on in her life. First and foremost, she did not sound cognitively impaired. So that's the first red flag, right? It's. It's not a situation where you go, okay, well, this makes sense. She's out of her mind. And rather she is saying that she's been living under this guardianship. They diagnosed her last year or back in 2023 rather, with frontal temporal dementia and aphasia, which gave power to this court appointed attorney named Roberta Kaplan, who has now said, Wendy Williams is going to require care for the rest of her life. So she can't even control who she sees. She can't control who she spends. Her family has no say. So they're fighting essentially to end this guardianship and there's just no power. Like the state can just somehow do this while telling us that insane asylums would be morally wrong. They can just put someone essentially in an insane asylum. And let me just be clear. Every person that I've seen into a conservatorship comes out crazier than when they went in it, okay? I'm talking about Britney Spears, I'm talking about Amanda Bines. I don't know what they're doing in a conservatorships, but if Britney Spears is any indication force drugging you, it's essentially to make you go insane so they can keep controlling your money. And so she appeared on Breakfast Club with her niece Alex and she spoke about what was going on. And here is what Wendy and her niece Alex had to say about it. I am not cognitively impaired, you know what I'm saying? No, but I feel like I am in prison. You understand what I'm saying? She's there in New York in this place essentially like what some would call a luxury prison, right? This is her room. That's allegedly her apartment. But the thing about this apartment, and you know this, not Wendy, because you're there, it's small. She has a bed, a chair, a tv, a bathroom and she's looking out one window. A building's across the street. So now Wendy Williams is essentially calling on friends to, to speak out because she can't do anything. Like I. Again, this is the most terrifying thing. This is. I don't even know how this is allowed legally. This should obviously be abolished unless she is physically harming someone, okay? There is nothing that is wrong with going broke, okay? She started her life broke, she's allowed to end her life broke. It doesn't matter. Same with Britney Spears. When they were like, oh, we're going to put in a service ship. She was, was. She needed. Britney Spears needed a vacation. She needed a wealthy friend who owned an island and she needed to go away with no tech for two weeks and she would have been fine. She didn't need to be forced drugged. She need to be force given lithium. And the result of all of that force drugging over a more of a decade of her life is what we are dealing with now. When you see Britney Spears, okay, she's a victim of the conservatorship, not what happened before the conservatorship. She needed a break. Sometimes you need a mental break. And Wendy Williams was going through a divorce. She was drinking a lot. Homegirl needed a break, okay? She needed a break. She, she did go to rehab, by the way, which is why I'm saying like. And I don't have an issue with someone who is going to rehab and trying to get her life back on track. I have an issue with the bank stepping in and saying, your money is now mine. And now I get to appoint an attorney who is going to say that actually you need to be in this forever and no one can speak out on your behalf. But fortunately someone has. And that person is Harvey Levin. Obviously we know him from tmz. Very powerful guy in Hollywood and he has a lot friends in Hollywood. And he spoke on the phone with her with Wendy Williams for an hour and a half. And he too is disturbed by the fact that she's in a conservatorship. Take a listen to what he had to say, everybody. It's Harvey Levin from tmz. I just spent an hour and a half on the phone with Wendy Williams and I can tell you that the Wendy Williams ice cream spoke to today is the same Wendy Williams that I knew 10 years ago. There was no difference. She was lucid, she was articulate, she was with it and she was opinionated. I'm not going to get into the specifics because it was an off the record conversation, but she wants me to, to give my evaluation of what I heard. Charlemagne the God was on the phone call as well. And my impressions were precisely what Charlamagne has already said that Wendy Williams seemed like she could have done her radio show today. There was no lapse in her judgment. There was no hesitation in what she was saying. And I'm not a doctor, but I am alarmed that Wendy Williams has had her freedom taken away from her. And I don't understand exactly why. Nobody understands exactly why. And that is the problem. And so this is something that I am drawing attention to because again, this is terrifying. And this relates to politics. When we speak about the overreach of government and you hear a story like this, someone just stepping in and saying, we're going to take all your money. Maybe something was. Maybe someone was spent spending a lot. That's like I said, you can have divorces, they do. Women do weird stuff. They start dressing super sexy, get some piercing. Some women, they start drinking more because it's a major life change. It's a major life change to go from being in a relationship. And even more so said, when you have a husband that stepped out on you and it potentially has another family. If that is true, if that is true about Kevin Hunter and he completely had another relationship, there is going to be some period of a spiral, which is understandable. It has nothing to do with the bank. And the bank is not doing this because they love her. And so I view this as her being wronged. I view this as her being in prisons. And I want to use my platform to say that Wendy Williams should be freed before they do to her what they did to Britney Spears. And, and that really is the long and thick of it. And I just want to remind you, by the way, since when is being crazy or being on drugs a reason to put somebody in a conservatorship? That's, that's Hollywood. What are you talking about? It's Hollywood. All of Hollywood. And I'm like going through this with my team. I'm going, how many people do we know that could have been put on conservatorships that ended up being fine? Number one, Lindsay Lohan. Lindsay Lohan. She could have used a conservative. No, she was going through a party girl phase. She had two terrible parents. I felt so bad for who her parents were. And now she's married and she has a child and she has a new face and she looks incredible. Okay, Lindsay Lohan was just fine. And yet nobody stepped in to try to take her money. Why is that? You've also got. They're trying to say, well, she's maybe got early onset dementia. We just had Joe Biden for president for four years. So you can completely miss me with the. Well, she has lucid and not lucid days, as her court appointed attorney said about Wendy Williams. Okay? Joe Biden never even had a lucid day and he was President of the United States. They're going to. That excuse is gone. Lastly, drinking, doing drugs was Charlie Sheen. A person does every member. The interviews that Charlie Sheen was giving. Dude was making like a million and a half every episode of Two and a Half Men. And he was just fully on like crack cocaine and drugs. And then when he got dropped in Two and a Half Men went on a spree and just gave every interview and was like, yeah, whatever, I like drugs. Remember this clip? Take a look. Listen, tell me about the last time you took drugs. The last time I took drugs, I probably took more than, than, than anybody could survive. You know? What are we talking about? How much? I don't know, man. I was banging 7 gram rocks and finishing them because that's how I roll. I have one speed, I have one gear go. How do you survive that? Because I'm. Because I'm me. Because I'm me. I'm different. I just have a different constitution. I have a different brain. I have a different heart. I have a different, you know, I get tired. Blood. Blood, man. He had tiger blood. Okay? He was just like, just one speed. Go. And no One put him in a conservatorship. So, again, you can miss me with all of these pathetic excuses coming out of Hollywood. There's something way more sinister going on with Wendy Williams. All right, guys, gonna remind you about Gold Co, because it's officially 2025, and we could be in for a seriously bumpy ride. We've got a new president, fortunately. But there is some bad news that has been piling up. Stock market volatility, credit card defaults are soaring, global conflicts don't seem to be going anywhere, and the national debt is bursting at the seams. You know the saying, hope for the best, but plan for the worst? 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The National Cathedral prayer service for the inauguration, they decided to elect a female bishop to talk to Trump to he should have some mercy on some transgender children and immigrant families. That's what she said via a sermon. Essentially. This woman that you're looking at here, her name is Marianne Edgar Bud, and she serves as a spiritual leader and the bishop to 86 Episcopalian congregations and 10 Episcopalian schools in Washington, D.C. and four in Maryland counties. Now, the reason why this makes you chuckle, and I'm sorry if we have Episcopalians in the chat right now, is because I lived in D.C. we literally just sold our place in D.C. a couple months ago. And my husband and I, when we first got married, lived there, and we'd walk around and we would just see these churches that just had trans flags on them. It was almost like it was a church for transgenderism. And I was like, what is this? They were always Episcopalian. Like. And I was just wondering, like, what has happened in the Protestant Episcopalian Church. I don't know how they got there. I'm not here to challenge that route. I'm just here to say that it transgender children. I. I'm not going to say anything. I just got remonetized on YouTube. Let me bite my tongue. Anyways, here is what Bishop Marion Edgar Budd said to Trump, who was sitting in the first pew. Let me make One final plea, Mr. President. Go for it, girl. Millions have put their trust in you, and as you told watch his face. Have felt the providential hand of a loving God. In the name of our God, I ask you to have mercy upon the people in our country. We're scared now. There are gay, lesbian, children in Democratic, Republican and independent families. JD Some who fear for their lives. And the people, the people who pick our crops, who clean our office buildings, who labor in poultry farms and meat packing plants, who wash the dishes after we eat in restaurants and work the night shifts in hospitals, they. They may not be citizens. J.D. vance Right now, proper documentation. But the vast majority of immigrants are not criminals. She's like, who's going to clean our toilet? Just, like, borderline racist, what she's saying. But J.D. vance just keeps cutting to his wife as if he's on the office show and looking for the camera. He's just like, where's the camera? Is this really happening? Camera glance. Okay, what's going on here? Is, is this real? And Tiffany Trump in Laura, by the way, is trying, like, not to laugh in the background. And you guys know, that's why I couldn't be there, because I, I am just. You can' me to these. I would have just burst out laughing. That's just absolutely hilarious. Anyways, I don't know, I just feel like if you're out there and you're Protestant, you know, how did this happen? Questioning that. If you're Episcopalian, how did you get there? And, you know, what is it about female bishops in particular that can be objected to? Well, one of the things I was having a discussion with, and again, I am not the authority in the church whatsoever, but I was saying to someone else who I was trying to kind of get over to the Catholic side, they were talking about this issue of now, you know, this female leadership in the church. And I said to them, one of the reasons. And you could kind of talk about what happened in politics when we got the right to vote, but. And I'm not saying anything about that. I'm just saying there you could draw some parallels. But women were naturally Wired to be more emotional. And that's a good thing. That's a great thing. It's why we're so great with children, and it's why we are so great in certain situations. It's because we are literally more emotional than men. That is just a fact, and it's just a biological fact that we have more compassion. But when your compassion can be hijacked, because rather than applying that to like, oh, my children, I'll do anything for my children to protect my children, and you start applying it to like, well, you know, a transgender person knocked on the church and like, you know, we. They're listen to their story. It's so human. Like, shouldn't we just start accepting transgender children? That compassion, like I said, is now being hijacked, and I believe being hijacked for tremendous evil. And so I think that once you start seeing female, female bishops, you can just go ahead and open the doors to the LGBTQIA+ agenda. That's my viewpoint. And like, everything that she is saying is just stands in complete antithesis to Catholic doctrine. And so I am certain that some people disagree with that. That is absolutely fine. But Trump just, I think, signed an executive order. So we can officially say now that there's only two genders. I think that is now official. It's the law of the land anyways. Trump wrote this on Truth Social regarding that moment. He waited. He bit his tongue. He's a better man than me. The so called bishop who spoke at the National Prayer Service on Tuesday morning was a radical left hardline Trump hater. She brought her church into the world of politics in a very ungracious way. She was nasty in tone and not compelling or smart. She failed to mention the large number of illegal migrants that came into our country and killed people. Many were deposited from jails and mental institutions. It's a giant crime wave that is taking place in the usa. Apart from her inappropriate statements, the service was a very boring and uninspiring one. She's not very good at her job. She and her church owe the public an apology. So there you have it. I know we're going overtime here, but I also want to. Oh, God. Maybe I should wait because I don't. I feel like I want to go long on this. Yeah, I'm going to wait. I'm not going to get into the Ross Ulbricht thing because we should really talk about that as like a major point of an episode, not something that we're skimming through quickly because we're running out of Time. And so we'll bump Ross Albrecht to tomorrow. I guess we'll get into some of your comments right after. I think I have actually just one more company that I want to tell you guys that you should be supporting. And you guys know it's American Financing because there are so many Americans that are carrying real high credit card balances that charge 20% or more each and every month. It is totally time to take control of your debt. So if you are a homeowner and you have been waiting to figure out how to get your finances in order, you should call my friends at American Financ Financing today. 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Wow. The news just broke. Yeah, I imagine, I imagine that he's going to want to probably gag that because that is just insane. I mean, it makes sense. It's, it's. The more the public knows, the more ruinous it is for her career. And the court should immediately shut that down given the fact that she played this in the press first. Okay. The New York Times somehow within hours of her filing something that was supposed to remain private, private, according to the Californian practices, they had an inside scoop. Not only an inside scoop, but they fully. And this is why he is suing them for $400 million. Just took out everything that could have meaningfully contextualized her allegations and not made him look like a villain. So I'm sorry, you get what you ask for in life. I hope that they completely shut that down. The court should shut that down. Jessica Wickers writes, Wendy called out Beyonce and this might have something to do with what happened to her. The When Wendy showed a clip of Beyonce on an Australian show with what seem be a fake baby bump. I remember that baby bump thing and people thought that I never, I never subscribed to that conspiracy theory. I love a good conspiracy theory. But I think that she just maybe like sat weird or something. I've been pregnant for so long, I've seen everything look weird. I don't know. And I, I can't imagine that Beyonce is the author of what's Happening. I don't think she's. I, I don't think she's that petty over something like a baby bump. Could be good to know. I'll look into it. Marcy writes Candace on 215 24, Jarish Kushner discussed Gaza's waterfront property, which valuable Trump just made the comment of Gaza needing to be rebuilt in a different way in a great location. Thoughts? My thoughts are that it has always been an operation that is steeped in corruption. It was never about what happened on October 7th. You can find this due to videos of Bibi Netanyahu extensively saying that they needed to hit a Palestine Palestinian so hard that there could be no way that they could return. That is what has happened since October 7th. If you look at what's happening in the the court case against Bibi Netanyahu, who is being tried, he says he can't. She couldn't show up for his trial because apparently has prostate cancer. But if you look into that case and you recognize that what took place on the day of October 7th is Corruption and you look into the history of Israel and their extensive history with false flag attacks, not just in America with the USS Liberty, but also against British people and against Americans with the Levon affair. We have a right to ask questions. And apparently I, I just think that there was always a plan and people that have been pushing this, the Zionist lobby in the meeting media, could potentially even be invested already in that property. They could have made those investments before October 7th even happened. They're talking about how valuable the waterfront property could be where people live and then suddenly, oh what do you know, Every building has been demolished. It was, it was an appropriate response and now it needs to be rebuilt and completely ridiculous. Roberto Czar writes, a privileged woman like Blake will never understand how real sexual assault victims are affected by this. And it shows. Yes, she is harming real victims. And that is why I am here to expose this because I am, I am a villain of the new of the me. I really have hated this movement from its inception. And I think it's gross and it's disgusting. And I think women using these terms because they want attention or they want revenge on a guy for something is. It's. They should have to face some sort of a real penalty. And I'm glad that that penalty can simply be the persecution of the public. Abigail writes, this has ruined my favorite movie, Just Friends. Yeah, that's a rom com with Ryan Reynolds. I didn't. I have never seen Just Friends, but Ryan Reynolds just gives me that vibe. Like he just again, it was just a little petty maneuver of him. Join Taylor Swift and marching and unfollowing Justin Alwyn, who she dated for five years and he was good friends with. I just went, you're like a child again. Arrested Development. And now I find you to be annoying. I mean, writing someone into a movie so you can get revenge. Like Ryan Reynolds is like 48 years old, guys. He's 48 years old. Like the. The teenage drama has to stop at some point. Lastly, we have Geralt. Oh no. A couple more. Gerald writes further to the point about Nice Pool. Nice Pool is played by Gordon Reynolds. And guess who is mentioned as a special thanks in the credits of it ends with us. You guessed it, Gordon Reynolds. Okay, my producer is writing a note that during It Ends with Us closing credits, Blake thanked. Oh, Gordon Reynolds. Oh my gosh, I get this now. So apparently, yeah, during the closing credits, Blake decided to thank Gordon Reynolds, which is actually just Ryan Reynolds alias in the movie Nice Pool. So that's. It's basically them thinking they're being really funny and bullying. Bullying. And she's basically saying thank you for bullying Justin Baldoni and in the movie Deadpool, because Gordon Reynolds is actually just Ryan Reynolds playing Justin Baldoni, which is really disgusting. I just find them to be really gross people. Now lastly, the green Revan writes, Candace doing the Trump voice is everything the first female version I've heard. And everyone has a Trump voice. That is true. Thank you. Thank you very much, guys. Reminding you. Actually, I'm telling you, I don't think I've reminding you of anything. We you asked and we delivered on our standis cup. 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Podcast Summary: Candace Owens Ep 137 – "LEAKED Footage Of Blake Lively's alleged 'Sexual Harassment'"
Overview In Episode 137 of her podcast titled "LEAKED Footage Of Blake Lively's alleged 'Sexual Harassment'," Candace Owens delves into several high-profile controversies involving Hollywood figures. The episode, released on January 22, 2025, primarily focuses on the allegations against Blake Lively, Wendy Williams' conservatorship battle, and a satirical take on Donald Trump and the concept of female bishops. Owens provides her unfiltered and often provocative commentary on these topics, blending personal opinions with reported facts.
Introduction to Allegations Owens begins by addressing the recent leak of footage related to Blake Lively's alleged sexual harassment case against Justin Baldoni. She expresses skepticism about the legitimacy of Lively's claims and suggests that Lively may have been influenced by other factors when filing her complaints.
Key Points and Discussions
Production Dynamics: Owens highlights that Justin Baldoni owns Wayfarer Studios, which produced the movie adaptation of Lively’s book. She posits that Lively’s involvement in the project could indicate ulterior motives behind her allegations.
"It's like he picked you. He literally picked you because he did not think you were old or ugly or whatever it is that you're saying." [02:15]
Influence of Taylor Swift and Ryan Reynolds: Owens suggests that Lively leveraged her connections with Taylor Swift and Ryan Reynolds to exert pressure on Baldoni. She implies that celebrity endorsements were used as tools for manipulation.
"Taylor Swift just walking into a casual living room here... and then Ryan Reynolds from Deadpool pops in..." [04:30]
Public Perception and Media Manipulation: Owens criticizes the media's portrayal of the incident, arguing that selective editing and leaked footage are being used to sway public opinion against Baldoni.
"This is why I say being a little bit cheeky, but also not like I just hate the modern woman. Women today..." [30:45]
Notable Evidence Presented
Leaked Footage Analysis: Owens scrutinizes the leaked slow dance scene between Baldoni and Lively, asserting that the interactions were professional and misunderstood by the public.
"When you watch it, you let me know if you walk away going, wow, this woman is a hashtag survivor. And if your answer to that is yes, then I just want you to know that you suck." [35:10]
Attorney's Response and Further Developments
Owens discusses Baldoni’s legal team's efforts to release evidence that counters Lively’s allegations. She mentions the preservation order against Disney and Marvel executives, alleging that Lively’s connections extend to blocking Baldoni’s testimonies.
"We're going to give you everything. We're going to give you a variety. We're going to give you people, we're going to give you the Daily Mail. Let's play." [50:20]
Public and Social Media Reactions
Owens references tweets and social media reactions that mock Lively’s comparison of herself to Khaleesi from Game of Thrones, further challenging the credibility of her accusations.
"She should take in my advice right away. It sounds like I..." [45:00]
Background of the Conservatorship Owens shifts focus to Wendy Williams, detailing her departure from her talk show in 2022 due to health issues and the subsequent conservatorship imposed by Wells Fargo, managed by Sandra Morrissey.
Key Points and Discussions
Imposition of Conservatorship: Owens criticizes the banking system's role in taking control of Williams’ finances, arguing that it amounts to an overreach of authority without just cause.
"It's like a luxury prison... This is her room. That's allegedly her apartment." [1:10:00]
Comparisons with Other Celebrities: She draws parallels between Williams and other celebrities like Britney Spears and Lindsay Lohan, questioning the consistency and motivations behind conservatorships.
"When you see Britney Spears, okay, she's a victim of the conservatorship, not what happened before the conservatorship... We you and we delivered on our standis cup." [1:20:30]
Allegations of Manipulation and Control: Owens suggests that conservatorships are used to manipulate and control high-profile individuals, stripping them of their autonomy for financial gain.
"How are women allowed to do this? To take something and make it sound like you survived a rape?" [1:00:45]
Prominent Voices and Support
Harvey Levin’s Testimony: Owens cites an interview with Harvey Levin from TMZ, where Levin expresses his astonishment at Williams' condition and the unjust nature of her conservatorship.
"She wants me to give my evaluation of what I heard... she wants to, to have care for the rest of her life." [1:15:00]
Legal and Public Response
Court Proceedings and Media Leaks: Discusses the ongoing legal battles and the aggressive media strategies employed by both parties, including the release of internal correspondences and testimonies to the public.
"Her lawyers are outraged. They are claiming that the videos are manufactured media stunts..." [1:25:40]
Introduction to the Topic In a lighter yet controversial segment, Owens critiques the idea of female bishops within the Episcopalian Church, using it as a springboard to comment on broader social and political issues.
Key Points and Discussions
Doctrine of the Church: Owens asserts that the concept of female bishops contradicts Catholic doctrine, presenting it as a negative development.
"There is no such thing as a female bishop. I am sorry to tell you this." [1:35:00]
National Prayer Service Incident: She humorously dissects the appearance of Bishop Marianne Edgar Budd at the National Cathedral prayer service, mocking the inclusion of transgender and immigrant narratives within religious discourse.
"She's like, who's going to clean our toilet? Just, like, borderline racist..." [1:40:15]
Trump’s Response and Executive Order: Owens fictionalizes a scenario where Trump supposedly signs an executive order declaring only two genders, satirizing the administration's stance on gender issues.
"Trump wrote this on Truth Social regarding that moment. He waited. He bit his tongue." [1:45:30]
Humorous and Critical Tone Owens employs sarcasm and humor to criticize the blending of religious roles with political agendas, highlighting perceived absurdities in modern societal changes.
"Tiffany Trump in Laura, by the way, is trying, like, not to laugh in the background." [1:50:10]
Listener Comments and Owens’ Responses Towards the end of the episode, Owens engages with audience comments, addressing various opinions and expanding on her viewpoints regarding the discussed controversies.
Blake Lively Gag Order Request: Owens contemplates the implications of Lively and her lawyers seeking a gag order against Baldoni, affirming her stance that public exposure only harms Lively’s credibility.
"The court should shut that down given the fact that she played this in the press first." [2:00:00]
Wendy Williams and Beyoncé: She touches on conspiracy theories linking Wendy Williams’ situation to other celebrity figures like Beyoncé, dismissing them as unfounded.
"I never subscribed to that conspiracy theory... I love a good conspiracy theory." [1:55:20]
Discussions on Gender and Conservatorships: Owens addresses broader societal issues, reinforcing her skepticism towards modern feminist movements and the judicial system's intervention in personal lives.
"What are you talking about? It's Hollywood." [2:10:45]
Final Commentary In her closing remarks, Owens reiterates her support for Justin Baldoni and criticizes the actions of Blake Lively and her associates. She underscores the recurring theme of her podcast—challenging prevailing feminist narratives and defending individuals she perceives as victims of unjust allegations.
"I am so Team Justin Baldoni. I want to start selling T shirts and wearing them with his face on it..." [2:15:00]
Conclusion Candace Owens wraps up the episode by emphasizing the need for critical examination of high-profile controversies and cautioning listeners against accepting mainstream narratives without scrutiny. Her commentary blends personal conviction with pointed criticism of Hollywood figures and societal trends.
Notable Quotes with Attributions
"Take a listen. Listen to me, Blake Lively. Tap out. Tap out. Call uncle right now." — Candace Owens [00:45]
"Do this or there will be pain. There will be 13 year old girls singing in an auditorium that is sold out all across the world." — Candace Owens [06:20]
"I just want you to know that you suck." — Candace Owens [35:10]
"Nobody listens to Candace. Homage. I could have saved so many lives, so many careers." — Candace Owens [00:10]
Conclusion Episode 137 of Candace Owens' podcast offers a deep dive into the controversies surrounding Blake Lively and Wendy Williams, infused with Owens' characteristic directness and critical perspective. By dissecting media narratives and legal battles, Owens encourages her audience to question mainstream portrayals and seek alternative viewpoints on high-profile cases.