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Chapter 1: What is Candace's new investigative series about?
All right, you guys, without further ado, today we announce our new investigative series, or you guys get to find out what it's going to be on. It will begin next week. Many of you guys guessed, by the way, and from what we could tell, only one person in the live chat on Friday completely nailed it. Get ready because this one is going to send the Internet and the media into a frenzy.
Plus, later on in the show, I'm going to show you why I have grown completely bored of politics. Conservatives, my team, so to speak, are just becoming so hypocritical on the topic of Elon Musk. And it's making me want to rant. So I'm going to allow myself permission to rant about this topic of his 13th baby mama. Welcome back to Candace. Boy, oh boy, I am not sure where to begin on this one.
Other than to just come clean with you guys about the fact that I have been keeping a very big secret. Not because I wanted to. I don't do secrets. Because of contracts, lawyers, employment changes, all things that were well beyond my control.
I guess what I should say here is that you should know that way long before I ever embarked on looking into Blake Lively or Brigitte McCrone, there was another series that I was very keen to bring to life. And trust me when I say that this one, is just going to make the American media lose its collective hive mind because it concerns them.
Some really big lies that they told to the public, and I would call these lies by omission. Just like we learned via the Justin Baldoni and New York Times story, when you omit certain facts which radically transform public opinion, you're a liar, right? There's no other way to say it. You are intentionally lying to
There is, in fact, a difference, New York Times, in saying that somebody barged into a trailer when someone was breastfeeding and then omitting the fact that the person was invited into the trailer. Yeah, that does a little bit. That little detail does a little to dissuade the public from believing that a person is a sexual harasser or an abuser.
And, of course, when they do these sorts of things, when they intentionally omit certain facts, they have the potential to ruin people's lives forever. Well, what I want to tell you guys is that I have had some conversations with someone, a once upon a time, very powerful someone. And I am now going to jog your memory on who exactly it is that I'm speaking about. The subject of my next series.
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I want to start by thanking Harvey Weinstein for organizing this amazing day.
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Chapter 2: Why is Candace disillusioned with politics?
Of course, Harvey had built up a wall of political power around him that seemed impossible to penetrate, thanks in large part to his philanthropic endeavors, as well as his relationships with leading politicians. That is until the fall of 2017, when Harvey's world came crashing down.
On October 5th, two reporters from The New York Times, Megan Thewey, yes, that Megan Thewey, and Jodi Kantor, published a report detailing decades of sexual abuse. This report was followed up by Ronan Farrow publishing a piece in The New Yorker. Suddenly, more than 80 women began publicly accusing Harvey Weinstein of sexually abusing or sexually assaulting them. the media went into a frenzy.
The Me Too movement had been ignited. In the blink of an eye, Harvey Weinstein lost his company, his marriage, and eventually his freedom, trading in red carpets for perp walks. A-list actors and actresses did an about-face.
It's just that horrible ass-boil that does not go away.
Hollywood turned its back on their beloved Harvey. But was the public told the truth? You're just going to have to take my word when I tell you that, no, the public was not told the entire truth about this story. And the Harvey Weinstein story runs very deep. I can tell you that without flinching. In fact, I pride myself on never believing the media, always investigating things further.
But I can admit I fully fell for the narrative as it pertained to Harvey Weinstein, mostly because, first and foremost, there were just too many women, right? There were too many women that were all saying the exact same thing.
And truthfully, I didn't even know why he was in prison or who specifically among the many women that had come out with all of these allegations and accusations against him had been the one, the two or the three that actually got him into prison. I just knew somewhere in the back of my mind that he had to have done something because 80 plus women, like I said, is just too many.
And by the way, that's kind of the point. It's a very effective media strategy that's been employed by the media since the 1930s. For those of you that are in the book club, in my book club, you know, one of the books that we're reading is Hollywood Babylon.
And it really woke me up to the fact that when Hollywood wants to hide something, they flood the media with so much information and so many different possibilities and so many stories that people can't think. The public can't think. Our minds just become cluttered and we just accept whatever it is that they're trying to tell us to accept.
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