STOP EVERYTHING. They FINALLY Mentioned ME In The Blake Lively Lawsuit! | Candace Ep 152

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Why was Candace Owens mentioned in the Blake Lively lawsuit?

Candace Owens 0:00
All right, you guys, happy Wednesday. So we took a one day break yesterday and we somehow time traveled to Christmas morning over here because I was recently name checked in Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds recent filing against Justin Baldoni in Wayfarer Studios. I did it. I made it. I can now retire. All of the haters out there who doubted me are now asking for forgiveness. And I just want to say thank you to all of you who believed in me, who believed in us, who knew that this day would come. So grab your effing florals and welcome back to Candice. Right. So at first, let's just address the elephant in the room. That's me. I'm very pregnant. I announced on my Instagram yesterday that I had to take the day off because someone spoke to me improperly on the phone and I was deeply upset by this conversation and I was therefore incapable. I could not trust myself to go live or I would have just been naming names and I would have been ratchet and out of control.
Candace Owens 1:07
And then one of you guys kind of rather hilariously pointed out to me on Instagram that my post was unnecessarily funny. honest. Like I could have just said, oh, I'm not feeling well today. We'll see you guys tomorrow. Or like my dog ate my homework. But clearly there's something wrong with me. OK, I'm now at the phase of pregnancy where I'm just like a toddler, toddler honest or like 89 year old honest. You know, grandma, she says whatever she wants, like in wedding crashers. He's a homo. Like I'm there. Pregnancy does do this to people. And so, yeah, yesterday I got a phone call and it just sent me on a warpath. It was so crazy. It wasn't even that serious in the retrospect. But I was just like, Suge Knight. I turned into Suge Knight yesterday and I was just going to thug some people and say things. I was like standby people, too, people that were just going to catch stray bullets. I was like pulling up old emails that upset me, old text messages like, you know, and that person, too. I'm going to out that person, too.
Candace Owens 2:01
My husband's looking at me like, you know, sweetheart, maybe. Maybe just don't do your show today. Maybe just take a chill pill. And so I took a chill pill, guys. And that's why we had to go off air. That is the truth. And that's the new excuse going forward. That's the new way. We don't say our dogs ate our homework. We're just dead serious. We're just like, someone deeply upset me and I cannot perform my duties today. Anyways, I am better now. I'm happy now. I'm more than better because we did it. Like I said, I am not involved in this lawsuit, or at least that's what my lawyer kept telling me. Oh, no, you're not a part of this lawsuit. Well, joke's on him because I have now been name checked in this lawsuit.
Candace Owens 2:35
So let's back it up and I'll explain how we got here. I'm just giddy. It's so much joy right now. So Judge Lehman, don't forget, the parties all met, kind of a preliminary hearing. It's just the lawyers met. And Judge Lehman of New York instructed both of the parties of the suit to submit a proposed protective order. I think the deadline he gave them was March 10th for a proposed protective order. because both teams agreed that some kind of a protective order would indeed be appropriate for this case to protect confidential information. Now, as we reported, Brian Friedman and Wayfarer wanted essentially a model protection order, which is indeed standard. It's a standard protection order. But on the 20th,
Candace Owens 3:20
which was, I think, last Friday, Blake's team filed for a slightly modified type of protection order that would include increased protections to third parties. Now, we covered this filing. I told you that essentially what was buried in it was what I would describe as the Taylor Swift clause. I'm just calling it the Taylor Swift clause, essentially allowing the respective lawyers to to just deem anything that they want, attorney's eyes only, right? So they get a document and they're just like, you know what, this one, you can see it, Brian, but it's attorney's eyes only. You can't show that to anybody else. So it's really important that you guys understand this differentiation.

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