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BACKSTABBED: Justin Baldoni’s Leaked Voicemail, RFK Jr’s Betrayal | Candace Ep 140
Tue, 28 Jan 2025
Leaked Justin Baldoni audio brings the Blake Lively drama to a new level and RFK Jr.'s senate confirmation hearings being tomorrow and I have thoughts. PreBorn! To donate, dial pound 250 & say the keyword “BABY” that’s pound 250 “BABY” or donate securely at https://preborn.com/candace American Financing Act today! Call 800-795-1210 or visit http://www.AmericanFinancing.net/Owens NMLS 182334, http://www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org Home Title Lock Go to http://www.hometitlelock.com/candace and use promo code CANDACE to get a 30-day FREE trial of Triple Lock Protection and a FREE title history report! Candace on Apple Podcasts: https://t.co/Pp5VZiLXbq Candace on Spotify: https://t.co/16pMuADXuT Candace on Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/RealCandaceO Subscribe to Club Candace: https://www.clubcandace.com Join The Candace Community on Locals: https://candace.locals.com #CandaceShow #Candace #CandaceOwens #News #Politics #Culture #PopCulture Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Chapter 1: What is the main topic of this episode?
All right, guys. Happy Tuesday. People in the chat already accusing me of being on colored people time. That's not true. I'm not running late. I set it for 10 minutes later so we could review elements. I know that you guys, like me, are admittedly going to be very sad when the Baldoni Reynolds saga ends.
But not today, Satan, because I have another bombshell, and this time it is pertaining to the New York Times. Amazing. The emails you guys are sending me are just amazing. Plus, everything in my view hinges upon RFK Jr. being confirmed in the Senate. You guys know how I am. Super crunchy, health nut.
But there are many people right now that are trying to stop the confirmation hearing from happening, including his cousin. This family, man, they got a lot of drama. His cousin has come out, and she is saying that he puts baby chickens in a blender. I have a lot of questions about that. So let's get started and welcome back to Candice.
I got to tell you guys right at the top here, I don't understand the people who follow politics and are sometimes like, Candace, don't cover so much culture. And then you get these left-leaning TikTokers, I see you guys, I'm following all of you, who are begging me to only cover culture. Oh, we like you so much when you don't cover politics. People, it is all connected. It's the same thing.
It's just put into a language that you can better understand. Politically, I believe in due process. which is why I always read the facts of the case before accepting the media narrative. See that? That means that I might be defending Justin Baldoni or Donald Trump from the hashtag MeToo movement.
It is very important to compartmentalize how you feel about somebody personally from how you are receiving information about a case that they're involved in. Politically, I know for a fact that the mainstream media will lie and they will smear on behalf of their powerful friends. And it is looking like, ladies and gentlemen,
It looks like Justin Baldoni may have a very strong case against the New York Times. You're not going to believe this, okay? This pertains to data. You guys would describe this as metadata. I would describe it as metadata. I am hearing from my director, who's like super techie, that technically this is URL data. It doesn't matter. Let's just talk about what it is.
Think of data in general as digital footprints, okay? So like you can't like run from the scene of an online crime, but people can just trace your metadata and see where this started, okay? So in Justin Baldoni's lawsuit, he accuses Ryan Reynolds of colluding, Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively, of colluding with the New York Times.
And I think explicitly it says for months that they were plotting with the New York Times for months to smear him. And there may be some important evidence regarding that accusation because you have to remember that Blake Lively filed her civil rights complaint. This was the huge explosion. She filed a civil rights complaint in Los Angeles on December 20th.
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Chapter 2: What new allegations are being made against Justin Baldoni?
She's, and he's trying to tell her like, I think you're great. Um, and I didn't need your A-list or friends. And she's saying, listen, like in the past, I haven't been treated. I'm paraphrasing here the best by people taking my work seriously. We're in this together. We can make this great. I have no motive except for you to win as a director. Let's go to the next page of this message.
She says, as for Taylor and Ryan, uh, I'm the luckiest mother effer on the planet to have them as my dance mom level stage moms. They are embarrassingly effusive. That said, they are also my most trusted partners and the people that I go to first with anything creative that I touch. And I'm the person that they each go to first.
That reciprocal creativity and support has been one of my life's greatest and most fulfilling gifts. When they loved and signed off on the pages, I felt good to send them to you. So this is like when he just starts feeling like he has, he's basically being ganged up here. Then she says, they asked what you thought specifically after. They checked in so many times.
I told them that you laughed a bunch and said that it's probably a blend, but that you appreciate my passion so much, which of course didn't feel great to me, right? To have my passion praised instead of any specific contribution or even just that you don't like the pages, which was fine also.
Next, this last part of the message, she's essentially saying to him, so I think they wanted you and me to see how they felt about the work because they've been by my side for far too many experiences where I've been overlooked. I spoke to you about this when we first met. They've watched me handwrite scripts because the directors are too afraid to send the FDX file, yet he scans.
So she goes on and on about how she's been mistreated. And then that's how it culminates into that final message where she says, look, both Ryan and Tay, I'm assuming she said T here, have established themselves as absolute titans, as writers and storytellers outside of their primary gig, just singing or just acting or blank, just directing. I'm so lucky to have them as creative barometers.
And then she ends it with the notorious Khaleesi. If you ever get around to watching 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 I fight for. So really, we all benefit from those gorgeous monsters of mine. You will too, I can promise you.
Now that message was so long that I just, I chose to paraphrase it because it would have taken me 10 minutes to read it in its entirety, longer, maybe even 15 minutes to read it in its entirety. And so Justin Baldoni opted, because men don't write novels via text, they just don't, to send her a voice note back.
And it's important, I'm telling you that because he has now leaked or someone on his team has leaked this voicemail. We're going to listen to it because it really helps you understand how much he fell over himself to grovel and apologize.
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Chapter 3: How did the New York Times get involved in the Baldoni controversy?
His basement, his garage, his dorm room were always the center of the action. Where drugs were available and he enjoyed showing off how he put baby chickens and mice in a blender to feed to his hawks. It was often a perverse scene of despair and violence.
So that threw me for a loop, and I know that I should be focusing more on the content of her words, but I need to focus on her saying that he is just throwing chickens and mice in a blender. Because I just said to myself, wait, what blender is this?
As someone who cooks, and I'm going to ask you guys, okay, if you cook like I cook, what blender is it that is just casually blending up full chickens? How is this working? OK, how is he just throwing chickens and mice into a blender to give to his hawk? She says, again, we're now graduating to a new world of rich people.
You know, they've got pet hawks and they're feeding them stuff out of a blender. But I went, wait a second, isn't he also really old? He's also really old, and he would have been in college, as she says, if this happens, in his dorm room, or his basement, his dorm room. In what, the 70s, he would have been in college? What's the year, Skylar, that RFK Jr. was born? Was he born in like...
Fifty four. OK, so we're talking about 1975 ish, even sooner than when he would have graduated college or been in college or been in a dorm room grinding up baby chickens and mice for his pet hawk. Right. And so I asked them to pull up like what like what is this like old technology technology? Is this like why we never went back to the moon?
The technology is just lost because I like a blender that strong. It doesn't exist, okay? It doesn't exist in my book. I can't even sometimes blend the amount of vegetables that I have. And yet he's out here, maybe this is like a blender for rich people, blending up chicken. So we looked it up. This is the 1975 Sunbeam blender.
This was the best technology that they had for him to be grinding up chickens and grinding up mice, okay? So I'm not saying that's ethical to do that. I'm just questioning her narrative because she's not under oath that he did that. And if there is a blender that's strong enough to do that, if it's not lost technology, I'd like to know what it is.
OK, so she goes on and I want to hear you guys tell me if you think that that's true. Look, I'm looking at the chat right now and we're all wondering what you see. OK, this person says that their Vitamix F's crap up. Really? Yeah, but not in 1970. They didn't have Vitamix in 1975. Yeah, see, this is very shady. I'm telling you right now, if ROK starts selling blenders, I'm buying it, okay?
That's my main takeaway from what she said right there. I'm buying whatever blender it is that he puts his name on. But let's get to the more serious part of her allegations, discussing the fact, of course, that he is anti-vax, as yours truly is as well. Take a listen.
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Chapter 6: What are the implications of the RFK Jr. Senate confirmation hearings?
You can see they even named this file, multimedia file, that was named on 12-18. That is two days before... Blake Lively filed her complaint and they named it Smear Baldoni. Now that is to me the biggest clue right there, the title of it, because I was playing devil's advocate. I'm like, okay, well maybe they saved this image and they happened to, you know, they were already working on a piece.
about Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni on 1218. And they really just got so lucky that as they're working on this piece, she filed a complaint two days later. Obviously, that's pretty unbelievable as it is. But I was like, I got to play devil's advocate before I jump into a conspiracy. But no, no, no, no, no. You named it Smear Baldoni.
Do you guys remember what the article was actually entitled that they actually released on 12-21? I'm showing you. We can bury anyone inside a Hollywood smear machine. So you can see that image, which is original artwork. So that's not something that they pulled from the web. It's something that they asked someone to make for them. And it's pieces.
All of these little pieces were pulled in, including the alleged emails and messages. Those are the little triangles that you have there that are from the PR campaign. So they were already working online. on this explosive piece because otherwise, why on earth did they name it Smear in their files? We have one more image to show you of how you can look at this yourself.
You can literally do this yourself just by right-clicking and creating a new tab. This is how the New York Times was saving these images. And I think we have one more that actually you can just see how they titled it. You see Smear Baldoni, Super Jumbo. This is their JPEG image. The New York Times is going to be in a lot of trouble.
They're going to have, let's put it this way, a lot of explaining to do. How did you create this file and these images for this article on the 16th regarding something that Blake Lively had not filed in court? What piece were you working on regarding Justin Baldoni smearing? No one had accused him of that on the 16th or the 18th.
No filing had been made by Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds or Blake Lively rather at that time. How did you what was your insight? Well, well, if you're in New York Times, you're going to say I don't have to divulge that to you because there's this thing called the First Amendment. And I'm going to say that we are taking journalistic privilege. OK, sure.
Do you know who's not going to get journalistic privilege? Well, the graphic designer who made that topper because that person is not a journalist, okay? The entire purpose of having journalistic privilege where you can say, I'm not gonna answer the question is to protect a source. The idea is the media is supposed to be the fourth estate.
They're supposed to be with us, protecting us against power, power, like the A-list power of these couples who can make a phone call to the New York Times and take someone down so they can steal their movie, allegedly, right? Right? So that's the entire idea behind being able to claim journalistic privilege. But in this case, they're not going to ask for a source.
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