Candace
EXCLUSIVE: Blake & Ryan’s Desperate Legal Strategy Exposed! | Candace Ep 147
Fri, 14 Feb 2025
Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds get support from Ari Emmanuel, JD Vance gives a powerful speech at Munich Security Conference, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is confirmed, and I have a major scoop regarding Blake Lively. PDS Debt PDS Debt is offering a free debt analysis. Make this the year you take control of your debt. It only takes thirty seconds. Get yours at https://PDSDebt.com/candace. GoldCo Diversify your savings! http://www.candacelikesgold.com Tax Network USA Call 1(800)-958-1000 for a private, free consultation, or visit http://www.TNUSA.com/Candace Candace Official Website: https://candaceowens.com Candace Merch: https://shop.candaceowens.com Candace on Apple Podcasts: https://t.co/Pp5VZiLXbq Candace on Spotify: https://t.co/16pMuADXuT Candace on Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/RealCandaceO Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Chapter 1: What is the major scoop about Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds?
All right, you guys, happy Friday. Happy Valentine's Day for all you lovers out there. I should have worn pink or something, but I did not. Anyways, there will be a mix up today of politics and culture, I promise. First and foremost, I should tell you that I have a major scoop regarding Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds, their newest legal plan or something that they were attempting.
Plus, in case you missed it, Ari Emanuel, that's their powerful agent over at WME, has now spoken on their behalf on the Freakonomics podcast or the Freakonomics radio show. And great news for us, quote unquote, anti-vaxxers, because RFK Jr. just got confirmed, which makes it the dawn of a new era. I'm just so excited. I really am just so excited. It's already a great start to the year.
And we have to get to J.D. Vance as well because he just gave an incredibly courageous speech in front of the Munich conference. So I think the best political speech in my recent memory. Let's jump right in. Welcome back to Candace. Okay, Liz Plank. This is very interesting. So in case you're forgetting who she is, Liz Plank was the co-host of the Man Enough podcast alongside Justin Baldoni.
And then as soon as Blake Lively filed her complaint, Liz Plank was out, instantly said she quit, you know, a show of support and solidarity with Blake after everything dropped. And people began looking into it.
And particularly there was this TikToker, Steph with the Deets, who had showed that perhaps the reason that motivated her to get on the side of Blake Lively without actually looking into anything or at least speaking to her
co-host and hearing his side of things may have been what we have discovered since a repeat sort of Ryan Reynolds psychopathic strategy of essentially love bombing people giving them roles they don't deserve in places that they don't belong and basically pretending to be the best most amazing friend because the person that they're targeting and the person that they want to isolate is a person like Justin Baldoni who's connected to that individual it's all about isolation and so Liz Plank was a perfect person for them to go after but
Because first and foremost, if you don't know anything about her, I had never heard her name before this scandal. She's kind of branded herself as like the ultimate feminist. You know, she is also Canadian and everything that she does, like I think she majored in women's studies at McGill University. And she's very carefully done work as a big supporter of gender equality. Right.
So if you're thinking that you're going to go down this route, as Blake Lively did, you it would be a perfect person to kind of butter up and say, oh my gosh, you're never going to believe what I lived through on set, which is actually captured on camera and was really nothing.
But the other element of this is when we recognize that Ryan Reynolds, and this is Steph with the Deets again, had put her in this program, this documentary called Welcome to Wrexham, essentially. I think it's in like its fourth season. And it's Ryan Reynolds and Rob, I'm going to say his last name wrong, McElneigh,
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Chapter 2: Why did Liz Plank quit the Man Enough podcast?
Social media is a bad thing sometimes, he says, because then people can get around us. We control The Hollywood Reporter. We can control Deadline. We can control The New York Times. But man, those moms on Insta, what are they doing? They're snooping and they're finding stuff like what we found when we came across Barbara Zeman. Now, who is Barbara Zeman?
She was the fourth assistant director for A Simple Favor, the first movie, the first installment of the film with Blake Lively and Anna Kendrick. And the actor who played Blake's husband in that film is reprising his role in the second film, which is due to drop any day. And it's this guy named an actor named Henry Golding.
So he posted a promotional poster for the film on his Instagram, which is another simple favor. It's coming out. And Barbara, the former fourth assistant director, wrote this. She wrote, I worked with you on the first one. My experience with everyone was absolutely amazing, except for a certain someone who is the reason I quit being an AD. Guess who that person is?
I wish you all the best with this, though. So she posted that. Internet sleuths caught it. It started circulating. And then a bunch of people were commenting, essentially, like asking her to expand more on what happened, offering her support. And then six days later, she replied in the comment section and she wrote, thanks for the kindness.
I want to avoid attention around this, but I will say, referring to Blake, she was cruel to many. I know I cried my way home many nights because you try so hard to please someone who is never pleased and puts you down constantly. I can't believe it's actually getting back at her. Karma is real. And this obviously blew up partially because I shared it, other people shared it.
And now she has disappeared from the platform because it's made the news of people speaking about their experience with her, as many people have come out and spoken about their various experiences with Blake Lively. And again, we are reading the text messages ourselves. But don't believe your own eyes. Don't listen to Barbara. because you're not rich enough, okay?
Ari Emanuel wants you to know they give money to charity. Could you give a million dollars to an AIDS foundation or to a hurricane relief? All right, then booger off, guys. This is how Hollywood thinks of the little people.
Also, don't listen to Blake even in her own words, because like we covered last week, she has openly admitted that she does exactly what Justin Baldoni's team accuses her of, pretending that she's just going to be an actress and then she intentionally takes over movies.
Also, if she doesn't get what she wants or if somebody is cast that she doesn't like, she's openly admitted that she poisons the whole cast against people. That's what she admitted back in 2009, at least, in a Glamour magazine article, which she was on the cover. I remember this, guys.
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Chapter 3: How is Ryan Reynolds allegedly manipulating others?
OK, I think maybe the only thing worse than the pharmaceutical industrial complex is the military industrial complex. And we're all missing out. And our countries are not safer. Our cities are not cleaner. And we're constantly being told that we need to get to work because we need to defend somebody else's cities. And it doesn't make any sense to me.
And I know that's a very conservative perspective. It's one that I stand by. Actually, it used to be a leftist perspective to be anti-war. I don't know. Times have changed. They really have changed. Anyways, J.D. Vance addresses the Munich Security Conference, which is filled, obviously, with all of these state leaders and European state leaders, European politicians.
And they feel so good about themselves. We're Europe. You know, we're the West. We're the best. And he just shreds them for what they've become, what we have all become. I am telling you guys, we have felt a squeeze. America is not as free as we used to be.
When it comes to speech, when it comes to being able to have a political opinion without the media coming after you, trying to get your entire life canceled. There was no cancel culture in the 90s. You got to go back and see like old episodes of the topics that Oprah was covering. This one would have been called like Adolf Hitler. She literally used to cover satanic cults.
And when I talked, I even said satanic cult on an old episode of YouTube, my episode got taken down. And, you know, freedom... Our freedoms are removed very slowly. We have to be aware of that.
And sometimes I think we can be so passionate and so against an individual or so in the web of media lies, like really believing what the media is telling us about someone is true, that we would be willing to give up our freedoms to have that person canceled. You don't realize that it doesn't stop with that person, right? You're giving the media the ultimate power.
You're giving the media the power to ruin somebody's life. And we don't want to do that. So even if we think we hate one another, we should defend each other's right to speak. And Europe hasn't been doing that as of late. What's going on in Europe is terrifying. They have become exactly what they hate. We were supposed to march in and end wars. God forbid, the Nazis.
Oh my gosh, you couldn't say things. All of the stuff that you learned, Europe is now becoming that. And J.D. Vance just calls them out on it on stage. It's an amazing clip and that we're going to show you. This is only three minutes of the speech. You should very much go watch the entire thing. But this is what J.D. Vance had to say. Take a listen.
And unfortunately, when I look at Europe today, it's sometimes not so clear what happened to some of the Cold War's winners. I look to Brussels, where EU commissars warn citizens that they intend to shut down social media during times of civil unrest the moment they spot what they've judged to be, quote, hateful content.
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