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Chapter 1: What are the highlights of today's episode?
All right, guys. Happy Friday. You made it to the end of another week, and it is a happy Friday indeed because Christ is King is still trending over on X. I absolutely love it. I'll give you a bit of an update on my thoughts. I truly think that it was another good thing in the end. What else do we have for you guys today?
Well, Harvey Weinstein has given me a major public shout out in the Daily Mail and the New York Post for looking at his case objectively, and I appreciate that. Also, I, of course, have an update for you all on the Blake Lively case because we are learning that Hugh Jackman, Wolverine, will be deposed. And I suspect that that might be making Ryan Reynolds extremely nervous, and I'll tell you why.
On that note, Judge Lehman has come back with a firm answer on the attorney's eyes only designation that we discussed. So are we getting these Taylor Swift tech messages? Yes or no? Let's find out. Welcome back to Candace. OK, I want to say this right at the top. For some reason, every time that I try to say Hugh Jackman, I keep saying Hugh Hefner.
So if I do that throughout this episode, please excuse me. I don't I don't know why I just can't get Hugh Jackman out. And I've said it like 22 times and been corrected by my team. But anyways, we actually haven't discussed him much at all throughout this case. Which is kind of strange.
I don't really know why we didn't kind of do a deeper dive onto Hugh Jackman and the role that he played in all of this when we've looked at everybody else. Maybe secretly because I was an X-Men Stan. I absolutely loved the X-Men movies. And maybe there was a piece of me that just didn't want him to be a part of the bullying squad against Justin Baldoni.
Alas, we have to look at this case objectively. And he was, in fact... We know that he was standing alongside Ryan Reynolds in every single one of these scenes.
Deadpool and Wolverine, where Nicepool was introduced and then abused and then assassinated in a very graphic, overdone manner because ha ha ha, that's really funny to kill people that you have an issue with in real life by turning them into characters. It is highly unlikely, therefore, that Hugh Jackman was not therefore aware of
at least aware of why his quote unquote best friend, Brian Reynolds, was writing in all of these lines, especially because we did the timeline and we showed you that this was not initially supposed to be a part of their principal filming. And then they went back and they did some filming after the SAG-AFTRA strike. And somebody had admitted that they had done all of that dog poo, dog pool filming.
I said dog poo. That to dog dog pool filming at the very end of the movie. So it's interesting. It's very interesting. Hugh would have known exactly what his best friend was thinking, especially because it wasn't a part of the larger plot of the movie. Hugh Jackman was also in the now infamously cringe.
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Chapter 2: Why is Hugh Jackman being deposed in a legal battle?
It says surprising new twist in Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni legal battle as Hugh Jackman is pulled in to the saga. And then it tells us that, according to a source, Hugh Jackman is going to be deposed before the trial because Baldoni's legal team wants to get the full scope of Reynolds' conduct during the time that it ends with us was being filmed.
An insider also told the Mail that, quote, Hugh will be deposed if this goes to trial. There is no way that he cannot. Baldoni's legal team is doing everything they need to get a full scope of Ryan's conduct during the time that it ends with us was filmed.
As Ryan's good friend who starred in the film and was with Blake and Ryan many times in private during that time, his deposition will likely be crucial. They are not leaving any stone unturned. Now, I'm going to tell you why this is interesting to me, because I have a lot of questions about Ryan Reynolds' bromances, his various bromances over the years. We've talked about him and Jake Gyllenhaal.
And obviously, this has been a bromance that has been very much thrown in the public's face. Ryan's kind of perpetually highly publicizing his bromance is something that I find to be quite strange, right? Mostly because he's a 48-year-old man, Ryan Reynolds. He has four kids.
And he seems to dedicate a lot of time and resources, like financial resources, to trying to convince the public that these bromances are perfectly normal. And we're not really asking for that convincing. Like, I don't need people to convince me that guys can hang out with one another, but he feels like he has to make that effort to So he's like, nothing's weird here. Nothing's weird.
Bromances are so normal. I mean, notoriously, that's the reason why he flew out Liz Plank, Justin Baldoni's podcast partner, flew her all the way over, presumably to the UK to provide her expert testimony as to why bromances are like totally chill. Right. They're totally OK. Remember, here's what she had to say in his Wrexham documentary about that.
The definition of the word romance is just, it's a platonic relationship between two men. There's no female equivalent to the term romance. The female equivalent is friends. And so the fact that we need a term to describe two men going out to dinner, I think, is very revealing about what men are allowed or are not allowed to do.
and how much self-policing there is when it comes to their relationships with other men. So bromance is almost this permission for men to connect and to show love to each other because it's like a joke.
So I'll ask the question, who out there needed that to be explained to them? Like, who needed this justification paid for to bring in an expert to tell you that guys can go out to dinner and it's totally chill? It's a weird thing for them to be trying to constantly tell us, and he's always playing this role of...
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Chapter 3: What role did Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds play in the Blake Lively case?
Hollywood is getting closer to him and trying to convince people that he's crazy, that he's got no money, that his wife is spending all of his money, that he's on drugs. And I think it's a demonic attack. I do. I think actually it's the opposite. I think when you start a family there, it draws you closer to the Lord because you just think about how do I want my children to come up in this life?
And then he thinks about what he lived through. He thinks about the Diddy party. He thinks about how he was so young. And he can't believe that Hollywood allowed that to happen to him. I think he's actually getting clarity. So yesterday they were, everyone was freaking out about this post that he put on Instagram and pretending that it meant that he was having some sort of a breakdown.
And I'm going, what about this reads to anybody as a breakdown? I'll read it to you guys. He said, wrote, And much ado about nothing. They are, oh, he's having some break. I'm like, no, actually, what you tend to see is when people get over their various addictions and Justin Bieber has spoken about his when people tend to come to Christ, they go through this phase.
a phase I would almost say of feeling not worthy of it. I would, I also said this to Russell Brand notoriously and Russell Brand was like a lefty. And I went on his show and had a really fun time at the time. The show was called, I think beneath the skin or under the skin. And we had this back forth as a conservative and him as a lefty.
And I said to him, I think you're only holding onto all of these perspectives because you feel unworthy. Like you don't think that you deserve to have all the success when you spend so much time, um, dedicated to your addictions. And yet Hollywood loved you and glorified you through these addictions. And that's the same with Justin Bieber. Like he went through this partying.
He was doing drugs, all of this stuff, sleeping with women. And people were coming to him and be like, you're amazing. And he was rewarded with gifts and money. And so you have to go through this period of guilt. Like I was so unworthy of that. And that's what he's sharing. And that's relatable. This is not a sign that there's anything wrong with Justin Bieber.
Actually, quite the opposite, that he knows that despite everything that he's done wrong, there was still this sort of hand like he was still kind of walking. Jesus Christ was still walking next to him, like whenever you're ready to put that weight down, Justin, I'm here. And I think he feels that. And that's great.
And so now they're reporting that Justin and Hailey Bieber are ready to buy a European mansion because they want to flee all of this madness, all of this people that are alleging that they're getting divorced, that he's on drugs. And I think that's a good idea. I think it is good to get out of Hollywood. You don't even have to go all the way to Europe, by the way. You can totally go.
Come here to Tennessee. We'll welcome you in Tennessee. We'll keep you safe. People have good values outside of L.A. You've just been in that bubble for so long that you probably wouldn't know it. But we don't have, you know, paparazzi running around here trying to snap a picture and saying awful things about people all the time. That's what we have, like, you know, Barry Weiss for.
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