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Straight Husbands vs Ryan Reynolds | Tucker Carlson vs Brigitte Macron | Candace Ep 161
Mon, 17 Mar 2025
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Chapter 1: What are the controversies involving straight husbands and Ryan Reynolds?
He didn't say Candace at all. I just inserted myself in there like I'm inserting myself in this lawsuit. But he's absolutely hilarious. I guess his wife was hunting him. He just looked into it peripherally and was ready to enter a verdict. So let's listen to what this TikToker had to say. His handle, by the way, in case you want to follow him, is put the dog on the phone. Here is his assessment.
I can tell you what's happening here. I have the answer, right? Normally this is not the sort of thing I would give two about, but every woman in my family is obsessed. So apparently like junior high kids, they've like leaked all these text messages. And here's one supposedly from Ryan Reynolds. And what's that? What's that last line? What's that last line? Oh, he's gay. Oh, yeah.
See, straight guys don't say that. Straight guys don't say that. And that's I'm not some like conservative. And I'm like, man, God, just straight guys don't say that. They don't say that. And as soon as you look at him in that light, you're like, yeah, yeah. And on a side note, I worked in Los Angeles for years and spent a lot of time in West Hollywood doing jobs. Gay guys are great.
I love gay guys. There's also bad ones because they're just normal people. I have zero problem. There's nothing wrong with being gay in any way, but he definitely is. Oh, he is. This is from 2017. So Ryan Gosling wins an award, and as a bit, Ryan Reynolds, Andrew Garfield. That's funny. That's funny to steal Ryan Gosling's little moment there. I'm willing to commit to a bit. An impassioned kiss?
Okay, exhibit C. So when you get a beard, a woman that will disguise your gayness, going younger is better. Not only young, but objectively stupid. She's not very intelligent compared to him. He's very quick-witted. He's also very charismatic. Gay men just, they have a light in their eyes that straight men don't have. We don't. We don't. There's a twinkle, okay? Gay men look like that.
I've spent enough time around them. I have great gaydar. Straight men look like that. And you might go, oh, look at his shirt. Oh, look at his head. No. Look at his dead eyes. Straight. Gay. So that's all that's happening. It's He's a closeted gay man. And that's just when you deny yourself that truth, you're just going to do weird, crazy.
And everyone around you is going to have a hard time because you're like trying to fit this square piece in a circle.
straight men have dead eyes. There's nothing behind the eyes. And his assessment is that gay men have a twinkle. And it's very, what he's saying is what I was trying to introduce in a more polite way by taking you guys through these like lavender marriages that actually happened in Hollywood.
I know they happened for a fact, and there's just something here, this underlying anger that doesn't make sense. The Deadpool scene was kind of just a little overdone for me. The relationship with Hugh Jackman was kind of overdone for me. And I just find it hilarious that this guy just looks at the circumstance, reads the messages, and is like, okay, I know what's going on here.
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Chapter 2: Why is Tucker Carlson covering the Becoming Brigitte series?
So that's why the New York Times likes to be in New York, because they lie a lot and they lie so much that they sometimes get people put into prison. You know, if you look at the Harvey Weinstein case, that's my view point on how that went down with the New York Times. And so you want to be in a state that's even more favorable than the Constitution when it comes to your ability to defame someone.
He makes a very strong argument. So it's going to be interesting to see which way the judge goes, because his argument that they should abide by California defamation laws is because, first and foremost, two of the corporations listed in this lawsuit are domiciled in California. So that's It Ends With Us, Movie LLC. That is a Californian company. Also, the agency group PR. That's Melissa Nathan.
He's saying that... They all conduct business in California. We know this. The PR firms are all based in California. Those are his clients. These are the plaintiffs. And he is also arguing that and he cites a lot of case law here, a lot of jurisprudence that all of these people were harmed in California, obviously. Right. It ends with us. Movie LLC being there. Justin Baldoni lives there.
Heath lives there. The PR agents work there. So when you harmed their reputation, you harmed their ability to work in California. And like I said, he cites a lot of case examples, which you have to do, which prove that the court has settled the matter and said, listen, if the punch went out in New York, but the punch was felt in California.
Then we're going to do we're going to do this according to California laws. And that's what he is essentially saying. And he takes a look at the New York Times argument and they're saying that the New York law should apply, obviously, because it was entirely reported from and conceived in New York. Ryan hits back at that and says, no, you can't just say stuff.
You can't just say stuff on the Internet. OK, you can't just say what you want to say. We need discovery to prove that. We don't know who you coordinated with. We don't know who where the article was typed. We don't know anything yet. And that's why we are requesting this limited discovery to go through that and to be able to determine that. So. It's super interesting.
Like I said, tons of case law moves on and just essentially asserts again why the defamation claim should not be dismissed. Hits hard at what it actually means or what you have to obtain to be granted that fair report privilege. And again, says that it's measured by the natural and probable effect on the mind of the average reader.
Meaning that if we read that article, did we believe that that was a fair and true report of the proceeding? Yeah, obviously people did believe that because this is the reason why half of the It Ends With Us gang were like, read it, read the complaint, because they thought it was true. And it represented a fair and accurate reporting of what the CRD complaint was.
And then it turned out that no, actually, the New York Times completely denied just lied to the public, included some other inferences, pretend that they had done the investigation and were backing up that claim, which ended up falling apart marvelously, obviously, when Brian Friedman then dropped all the text messages. And so that is what he is saying.
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