Candace Owens - April 21, 2025


Blake Lively Filed A Sham Lawsuit. Is This Now A Criminal Case？ ｜ Candace Ep 179


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Candace breaks down the most explosive update in the Ryan and Blake case since it all began. Plus, Roseanne Barr apologizes for saying she was going to knock out Candace on Thursday s episode of the show.

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00:00:00.000 All right, you guys. Happy Monday. Also, happy belated Easter. I hope you guys had a wonderful Easter weekend. I definitely did. He is risen indeed. I had given up gluten, so that meant no bread for all of Lent. I also gave up sweets. So yesterday, I completely indulged, to say the least. Cake, cookies, lasagna, you name it. It was wonderful.
00:00:19.820 And speaking of Easter, Sede Vacante, that is Latin for the seat is vacant. Yes, the Pope has passed away. We're going to speak about that, obviously. Plus, in case you missed it, Roseanne Barr did, after our show on Thursday, issue an apology for saying that she was going to knock me the F out. So we'll talk about that.
00:00:39.960 But first, I am totally seized by the updates in the Ryan and Blake case. I think a lot of people may have missed it because it was Easter weekend and we were all doing, you know, family time and things that were more important.
00:00:51.180 But in case you did miss what transpired on Friday, the case is now solved. And it's so much more ugly and more psychotic than any of us could have possibly envisioned.
00:01:01.040 Essentially, she got caught filing a sham lawsuit. Power tripping. This has got to be white collar crime. Let's get started. Welcome back to Candace. 1.00
00:01:11.420 You guys, this is the last full week of the podcast before I go on leave. Crazy. Just crazy to think about that.
00:01:31.860 Like I said, it's going to be so sad. Sad for everyone except for Brian Reynolds and Harley Pasternak and Blake Lively and Emmanuel Macron.
00:01:39.300 They're probably counting down the days on a calendar like they're going on a Disney trip. Whatever. I'm going to miss you guys. They're not going to miss me.
00:01:46.940 Where to begin with this? So I'm assuming that regarding this Blake, Ryan, Justin case, that things may have just transformed from civil to criminal.
00:01:56.440 And I'll tell you why. And like I said, in case you somehow missed the updates over the weekend, don't worry.
00:02:02.000 Sit down because this is going to be wild. It's unbelievable. Don't worry because I'm also going to unpack it very slowly.
00:02:08.300 Of course, I've made a little timeline to make things easier because you likely need a refresher.
00:02:13.880 We haven't there hasn't been much movement in this case. But without question, this is the most explosive update since it all began.
00:02:20.440 It's the final piece of the puzzle. It pulls everybody in the New York Times, the PR firms.
00:02:25.440 Brian Friedman must be having an absolute field day.
00:02:29.320 And by the way, I want to say this could have all been avoided if they had listened to me when I told them drop the lawsuits.
00:02:34.580 Don't just drop. When you know you are doing nothing good, get out of doing the nothing good as soon as possible, especially when the whole world is watching.
00:02:42.760 You've got mommy sleuths on the case. So remember, we we had to work backwards with everything.
00:02:48.140 We didn't. If you were me, at least I didn't know who Justin Baldoni was. I didn't know Colleen Hoover.
00:02:52.220 I didn't watch the movie. I just saw a crazy lawsuit being filed.
00:02:56.360 A CRD complaint looked shady, sounded weird. I'm not a big Me Too person.
00:03:01.700 And then we kind of had to go backwards like, wait, what happened?
00:03:04.500 And then we were surprised because we saw the New York Times data and it looks like this was some sort of a plot.
00:03:10.300 But there were still some elements that didn't make sense, which is when Blake and Ryan began colluding with the New York Times,
00:03:16.980 we didn't understand how exactly Stephanie Jones PR was able to give these messages to the New York Times ahead of time.
00:03:26.740 Like there was this missing piece of what Stephanie Jones was saying, that she was complying with a subpoena.
00:03:33.240 So I'm going to slowly remind you of who she is and why it's actually the most relevant piece of the entire puzzle.
00:03:39.260 OK, so this is the PR chart. They start making this movie and Jones work PR, which is run by Stephanie Jones.
00:03:47.780 She's a coffee in Adderall is life woman. OK, is doing the PR for Wayfarer Studios. 0.85
00:03:54.840 That's Justin Baldoni, Steve Sarwitz. She is doing her.
00:03:58.800 Her firm is doing the PR for this film, but she's not personally managing that PR.
00:04:06.240 She has someone under her named Jennifer Abel, who you see there, and she is dealing with this, quote unquote, smaller account.
00:04:13.900 And by smaller account, I mean that while Stephanie Jones is out flying around with Jeff Bezos and his soon to be wife,
00:04:20.960 Jennifer Abel is dealing with this little baby account that only earns them 20K a month for the firm. 1.00
00:04:26.840 Jennifer Abel decides that she wants to leave this firm and she wants to start her own firm. 0.98
00:04:32.720 Justin Baldoni and Steve Sarwitz are like, we are going with you if you're going independent because you're the only one we even know at this firm.
00:04:40.880 And we're happy to stay your little account. And Stephanie Jones is like, nah, that is not happening.
00:04:48.120 I am Stephanie Jones. I'm married to a big wig over at WME. No one leaves Stephanie. 0.90
00:04:54.220 I mean, we're talking like toxic relationship with your employer.
00:04:57.100 It doesn't matter what the reason is that someone wants to leave.
00:04:59.340 They want to leave. Let them go. Goodbye. OK, you can't have this sort of a relationship with your employees.
00:05:05.980 Like, but she was under a lot of pressure and she thought, well, does this mean she's going to steal more clients from me? 0.98
00:05:11.660 I made Jennifer Abel. No one leaves me and takes one of my clients.
00:05:16.600 OK, so despite the fact that Jennifer Abel gave six weeks notice, like I said, she was going to leave in July.
00:05:25.660 She's like, you know, I'm not going to leave until August to give you time right before she's about to leave.
00:05:31.620 Steph Jones calls her in. She's got a lawyer. She's got this, you know, chief level. 1.00
00:05:36.840 I think it was the CEO there. She's got security. And she's like, we need your phone because we have a subpoena that we're complying with.
00:05:44.240 And we're taking your personal phone. Jennifer Abel's crying. 0.97
00:05:48.980 She's like, I've had this phone number since high school. What do you mean?
00:05:52.620 It has all my pictures, my Facebook, everything. And she's like, nah, hand over your phone right now.
00:05:58.320 It's going down like this. OK, she hands over her phone and there you have it.
00:06:02.600 Suddenly these text messages that are in her Jennifer Abel's personal phone end up in The New York Times.
00:06:07.980 I had to just give you that backstory because you have to remember why it's so important.
00:06:11.960 Now, the million dollar question for all of us that were looking at this was what subpoena was Stephanie Jones complying with?
00:06:21.400 What there was no lawsuit. This went down in August. Right.
00:06:25.240 There was no lawsuit until December. What subpoena was she complying with?
00:06:31.380 Well, we finally have our answer and it's positively shocking. Check out this headline.
00:06:35.780 It reads, this is in the Daily Mail, revealed Blake Lively's super shady legal tactic that set off the war with Justin Baldoni before he even had a clue.
00:06:48.560 OK, I'm now going to tell you how they managed this hat trick.
00:06:52.880 And they're even like it's even crazier and there are more lies that are being told on top of it.
00:06:57.460 So we've created this new timeline for you so that you understand this.
00:07:00.720 On July 10th, 2024, Jennifer Abel tenders her resignation.
00:07:04.560 She's supposed to leave on August 23rd.
00:07:07.760 On August 21st, that's when Stephanie Jones confiscates Jennifer Abel's phone. 1.00
00:07:13.560 OK, we're going to get skip the August 29th when we're going to get to that later.
00:07:17.260 Then on September 27th, a sham lawsuit is filed.
00:07:22.380 Now, what sham lawsuit are we talking about?
00:07:24.820 I want to skip ahead and show you this because what went down and I'm going to tell you this is me reading into the situation now.
00:07:30.920 So was they took her phone.
00:07:32.820 They were going to hand it to The New York Times and then somebody in the group, maybe it's Ryan Reynolds.
00:07:36.680 I think it's Ryan Reynolds says, whoa, whoa, whoa.
00:07:39.220 Was that legal?
00:07:40.540 We have the messages and we're going to go to press and we're going to fight this in The New York Times.
00:07:44.080 But like, can we get in trouble?
00:07:45.480 And they all scrambled on the back end and they said, holy crap, we need to get we need to pretend that there's a real subpoena.
00:07:52.340 Otherwise, you maybe just stole your employee's phone and now we're about to go to The New York Times.
00:07:56.880 So they actually found a lawyer to give them advice and to tell them how to file a fake lawsuit so that they could use that fake lawsuit to pretend that they legally took Jennifer Abel's phone.
00:08:11.540 OK, so they find a woman and somehow they hit up this attorney, Samantha Katz. 0.99
00:08:17.620 She is the moron that involved herself. 1.00
00:08:20.360 She's got a face like a moron, right? 1.00
00:08:22.180 She just looks like a moron, decides to involve herself in this plot. 1.00
00:08:25.880 This is the unknown individual that she works for Manette, Phelps and Phillips, which is in New York City. 0.99
00:08:33.060 And she devised with her clients to file this lawsuit, which prior to last week, nobody could find.
00:08:40.620 And I'll tell you why, because look at this.
00:08:42.640 The plaintiff is Van Zandt Incorporated.
00:08:46.120 This is an LLC that is owned by Blake Reynolds that nobody would have known to look for.
00:08:51.860 We're going to get more into the details of that.
00:08:53.520 Right. And a couple of things that you should know about the Van Zandt lawsuit.
00:08:59.300 You're looking right here.
00:09:00.580 There's no defendants listed.
00:09:03.240 It just says the lawsuit lists 10 Jane Doe's.
00:09:08.440 So they didn't list any defendants.
00:09:10.060 It's just like anonymous 10 people that were filing a lawsuit against.
00:09:14.600 We are Van Zandt LLC.
00:09:17.780 The language throughout the lawsuit is intentionally vague because they never wanted the public to find it.
00:09:25.340 OK, they never want to find this is, again, they're trying to work backwards to legitimatize something that they likely stole.
00:09:31.740 So I'm going to read you directly from this sham lawsuit.
00:09:34.880 It writes, it accuses the 10 Jane Doe's of, quote,
00:09:38.260 They have participated and may continue to participate in efforts to harm plaintiff, including by failing to act in plaintiff's best interests, taking actions to their personal benefits at plaintiff's expense,
00:09:53.740 failing to freely communicate with plaintiff regarding matters that impact plaintiff's business and reputation and disclosing to third parties and failing to keep strictly confidential plaintiff's confidential and or private information.
00:10:09.900 This is just words like Samantha Katz, OK, was just typing words so that they could get a lawsuit filed that they never intended to do anything but drop because for whatever reason, maybe there's a personal relationship there. 0.91
00:10:25.500 She's trying to help out Steph Jones and Ryan and Blake to legitimatize this phone, which they have seized from Jennifer Abel that they are about to go mainstream with with The New York Times.
00:10:37.760 And the fastest that she is able to get that lawsuit out is actually a month after they've already taken the phone.
00:10:46.180 They filed this lawsuit in September, the end of September, September 27th, 2024.
00:10:54.460 That then allows so that you guys understand that then allows them to give it any lawyer at that point can just write a subpoena.
00:11:03.680 Right. So the way that subpoenas work, just to remind you guys, I got that crazy subpoena.
00:11:07.500 You know, regarding Kanye's lawsuit. OK, so somebody filed a lawsuit against Kanye.
00:11:11.420 Then their lawyer wrote a subpoena. And of course, a normal person is not going to comply with a ridiculous subpoena. 0.70
00:11:19.200 So I'm not complying with that. I'm going to go. Good luck getting a judge to sign off on this. 0.90
00:11:23.980 You're not getting five years of my phone records because you had to watch the Batman with Kanye West.
00:11:30.580 That says I'm not complying with that. Right.
00:11:32.520 But Stephanie, of course, then tried to pretend that she complied with it. 0.99
00:11:35.860 But this was all being done backwards.
00:11:37.780 She had already taken the phone. And that's why she never wanted to show anybody this subpoena.
00:11:43.640 OK, that's why she was being weird, cagey.
00:11:46.600 They wouldn't answer the lawsuit because they had hit it purposely because it's a sham.
00:11:50.280 Now let's get into Van Zandt Incorporated, the plaintiff that is listed and that which they never wanted us to be able to uncover.
00:11:59.280 So Van Zandt Incorporated has an address which is listed in New York City, 888 7th Avenue.
00:12:06.620 Crazy. I worked in that building for four years.
00:12:09.760 I literally worked in exactly where this is.
00:12:11.920 I used to work in private equity in that exact building.
00:12:13.820 So it's listed as 888 7th Avenue.
00:12:17.460 You can see it says Blake Reynolds, Van Zandt Incorporated.
00:12:20.840 It was formed in Delaware.
00:12:22.240 That's very typical for an LLC.
00:12:24.380 It says the type of business that they're engaged in is entertainment.
00:12:28.360 We took a look at this and it looks like the firm that's working on behalf of them.
00:12:33.000 Is it ML, Skyler?
00:12:35.140 I'm going to have to look that up.
00:12:35.840 I think it's like ML Company or whatever.
00:12:39.060 Yeah, ML Company.
00:12:40.180 And you can see that their agent that they have listed here that is to accept service on behalf of this LLC is Eric Binder.
00:12:48.360 OK, so the only business when you look back through these documents of Van Zandt Incorporated, this is where it's going to get crazy.
00:12:56.620 The only business that it was recorded as having completed was receiving two shipments, shipments of furniture and fabric and doors.
00:13:08.280 OK, it was sent to Blake and Ryan's home in Westchester County.
00:13:13.340 Now, why would they use an LLC to get Blake's?
00:13:16.920 Honestly, that's kind of tax evasion, to be honest, unless they have an office which they're working from, which they could in their Westchester home.
00:13:23.920 But like they're actors and entertainers, so that would be hard for me to imagine what they do.
00:13:27.600 They're running it through an LLC for a tax benefit.
00:13:30.720 They're likely just doing renovations to their homes.
00:13:33.120 Who knows? 1.00
00:13:33.720 I'm not an IRS agent, but this is a really stupid thing to do. 0.99
00:13:37.360 But they're running it through their business. 0.98
00:13:39.020 They've received fabrics and doors to their Westchester home.
00:13:42.960 Interestingly enough, it was shipped at fabric and doors was shipped to the name because they probably don't want to put their name on it.
00:13:49.760 Molly Caro.
00:13:50.680 OK, this is the only business action.
00:13:53.520 If you go through Van Zandt Incorporated documents, it shows you that this was shipped to Molly Caro on behalf of Blake.
00:14:01.780 Now, who is Molly Caro? 1.00
00:14:03.300 Very important.
00:14:05.060 She is the PR officer that works for Vision PR.
00:14:09.640 Let's pull up our PR thing again.
00:14:11.780 Who's Vision PR?
00:14:12.520 That's Leslie Sloan's PR firm. 0.76
00:14:15.320 Who are Leslie Sloan's clients? 1.00
00:14:17.940 Here's our chart.
00:14:18.880 Leslie Sloan's clients are Blake and Ryan.
00:14:22.280 So we have now just connected these two PR firms that were both involved in filing this sham lawsuit.
00:14:31.400 Molly Caro was the person that works with this LLC, works with her clients. 0.99
00:14:37.040 Leslie's like this is a disaster for them.
00:14:41.220 Molly Caro has since wiped all her socials. 1.00
00:14:43.840 Girlfriend, if you are watching and looking, it is too late.
00:14:47.500 The sleuths are on it.
00:14:49.000 They've put everything.
00:14:50.220 There's Reddit feeds.
00:14:51.080 You are donezo.
00:14:52.440 Just come forward and say that you did bad crimes.
00:14:56.780 Just come and say, I did bad crimes.
00:14:58.720 My name is Molly Caro and I did bad stuff because I was high on the supply of A-listers and didn't think we'd get caught.
00:15:04.840 Molly Caro also has an interesting connection to Taylor Swift, which I love because she's also involved.
00:15:10.820 I'm not buying this whole, she just wants to be private and her and her boyfriend are hiding.
00:15:15.540 No, Taylor Swift is smart.
00:15:17.740 She knows when she's too close to the sun.
00:15:20.720 Molly Caro is also listed as the producer for Taylor Swift's video, I Bet You'll Think About Me, which Taylor's version, which was directed by Blake Lively.
00:15:32.660 And Molly Caro is also listed as an extra in the All Too Well short film, which was Taylor Swift's other song, All Too Well, both directed by Blake Lively.
00:15:42.780 So there's a connection here between all of the players that we have seen involved and this sham lawsuit.
00:15:48.040 These are just the facts.
00:15:49.440 OK, case closed.
00:15:51.760 My friends, you got Leslie Sloan PR, Vision PR or her PR firm, rather Vision PR, colluding with Stephanie Jones PR.
00:16:01.100 And they file this sham lawsuit because they're going, crap, we took this phone and we got these messages, but we have to make sure it's above board.
00:16:11.200 And so they got this Samantha Katz woman to file this lawsuit as quickly as humanly possible because then they could pretend publicly that Stephanie Jones was just complying with a subpoena. 0.94
00:16:28.140 No, you weren't just complying with a subpoena. 0.99
00:16:30.300 You did something evil to your former employee because you're crazy. 1.00
00:16:33.360 You're an insane person, OK, because you think your employees are slaves and they can't leave. 1.00
00:16:39.060 You never leave me. 1.00
00:16:40.100 You know, I'll ruin you on the way out.
00:16:42.920 And then you colluded with The New York Times and we still need to figure out which who was friends with Megan Toohey.
00:16:49.140 But there's no doubt that that got started in October while pretending that they, you know, had these messages because they were acting out of subpoena.
00:16:58.700 So let's just look at that new timeline, because what's interesting is it made me think I first said that there was an alibi angle here.
00:17:07.220 And it initially made me think that they were working on an alibi and they were trying to go backwards were those shady text messages.
00:17:14.560 You guys remember those shady text messages between Ryan and Leslie Sloan?
00:17:19.440 And she starts and she's like, hey, it's Les.
00:17:22.020 And I'm like, that's weird.
00:17:23.260 And then Ryan goes through these like great lengths to be like, let's not respond to PR at all or engage.
00:17:31.300 These are the messages.
00:17:31.960 These were sent on August 29th.
00:17:33.960 And he's like, not answering regarding this piece that had come out about Blake Lively's brother-in-law.
00:17:42.960 And then he writes this.
00:17:44.480 Thank you for sending.
00:17:46.260 He's saying this to Leslie Sloan.
00:17:47.600 It's imperative that we stay silent on everything and speak to nobody.
00:17:52.160 As I mentioned in Denmark before Blake's premiere, to not talk to anyone about any of these attacks on Blake.
00:18:00.400 Just making sure you haven't done that at any point, question mark.
00:18:03.720 I think this is sweet that Bart said this.
00:18:07.160 But the only thing to do is to remain quiet for now.
00:18:10.360 And I saw this message and I presented to you guys.
00:18:13.040 I think it was back in February.
00:18:14.020 And I said, this is an alibi.
00:18:15.960 OK, they had already done something very bad.
00:18:18.920 And they were trying to work backwards in the event that their messages got subpoenaed.
00:18:23.200 So that's August 29th.
00:18:24.400 Let's now plug this in to the timeline so you realize like how caught Ryan and everybody is in this.
00:18:30.860 So this is the new timeline.
00:18:32.000 So, yes, you have Jennifer Abel, tenors for resignation, July 10th.
00:18:35.720 Stephanie Jones takes her phone on August 21st.
00:18:39.300 Ryan sends the alibi message just a week later on August 29th.
00:18:45.520 He's like, don't talk to the press.
00:18:46.920 No, they were giving this to The New York Times.
00:18:49.740 September 27th is the quickest they could get out that sham lawsuit.
00:18:52.860 So it came after she took the phone.
00:18:55.260 On October 1st is when the actual subpoena was issued because you need the lawsuit first.
00:19:00.860 And then you can say, ha ha, we have a subpoena.
00:19:03.960 So the fastest that Samantha Katz could get that done was about five days or four days after the fact.
00:19:09.200 So, again, way beyond when she took that phone, which is why they refused to show us the actual literal subpoena and also because the law firm could be in big trouble.
00:19:19.860 On October 31st is when we were able to track that New York Times metadata.
00:19:24.280 Then you have October 10th, which we're going to talk about.
00:19:28.160 I just told you that the address that's listed, the address that's listed on those on Van Zandt LLC is 888 7th Avenue in New York City.
00:19:39.540 Well, guess what?
00:19:41.020 We also discovered that on December 10th, Liz Plank, who I told you, Ryan, very clearly was offering her something on the back end.
00:19:49.980 Liz Plank files documents to update Liz Plank Productions for podcasting on December 10th.
00:19:57.180 OK, and she is now using Ryan and Blake's agent.
00:20:02.760 Here is the address.
00:20:04.100 Look at this.
00:20:04.680 Incredible.
00:20:05.000 Liz Plank, look at that. 1.00
00:20:06.420 Liz Plank, look at that address of her new manager.
00:20:11.260 888 7th Avenue, fourth floor.
00:20:14.520 This same exact address for Van Zandt Incorporated.
00:20:20.520 So basically, we have like the best instincts ever.
00:20:24.460 Like we just were right about everything.
00:20:26.540 Liz Plank knew it was coming, sold them out because Ryan offered her something production wise, podcasting wise.
00:20:34.120 Same exact maneuver Colleen Hoover did. 1.00
00:20:36.960 They were offering them all of these things to turn.
00:20:39.700 And this is what the craziest part.
00:20:40.780 Ready?
00:20:41.540 On Justin Baldoni.
00:20:43.320 Like, I wish there was a villain in this story.
00:20:45.120 I wish it was like, I don't know.
00:20:47.680 They were doing all of this to go after Ari Emanuel, like two power players that were going after each other and being psychotic.
00:20:54.300 They were just trying to stomp on a butterfly that was sitting on a flower.
00:20:59.100 Like, this is insane.
00:21:01.960 Don't let that fall through the cracks.
00:21:03.780 Like, do not forget.
00:21:05.240 This was all to take down the nicest person in the world.
00:21:11.260 They're just like, yeah, I'm high on power and I can do this.
00:21:15.520 And this is what we're going to do.
00:21:16.480 We're going to do.
00:21:16.960 We're going to collude with the New York Times.
00:21:18.340 We're going to file fake lawsuits.
00:21:19.960 We're going to get subpoenas.
00:21:20.900 We're going to get this all written out here.
00:21:22.860 I mean, Stephanie Jones was really motivated by wanting to go after a former employee, which I give her a little more credit for. 0.96
00:21:27.920 It's a little more sane, right?
00:21:30.120 Blake was like, I just this can't be real press against me.
00:21:33.120 Everybody loves me.
00:21:34.460 A little credit there, too. 1.00
00:21:35.800 She's motivated by sheer stupidity. 1.00
00:21:38.260 But Ryan Reynolds, evil. 1.00
00:21:40.560 He's just he's the ultimate villain in this story.
00:21:44.600 OK, because, you know, he's orchestrating all of this.
00:21:47.640 He's buying out Liz.
00:21:49.140 My agent will help you.
00:21:50.840 It is 7th Avenue.
00:21:52.140 Fancy building.
00:21:53.700 Yeah, well, my agent will help you.
00:21:55.120 All you got to do.
00:21:55.720 You have to know is that we're about to file this lawsuit in 10 days because she she did this on December 10th. 1.00
00:22:00.940 So that means Liz Plank knew the CRD filing was coming out 10 days later.
00:22:05.380 And the day before the CRD filing came out, they dropped their sham lawsuit.
00:22:10.640 Never to speak of it again.
00:22:12.080 But now it's emerging.
00:22:14.520 Why?
00:22:15.180 Because Stephanie Jones is being sued and she's holding on to this lie that she was complying with a subpoena. 0.99
00:22:19.880 Well, factually, Stephanie, you're lying.
00:22:23.560 Because we have the timeline.
00:22:24.800 We know when you took her phone versus when that subpoena was actually signed off on.
00:22:29.140 And the reason she's holding that subpoena close to her chest is because Samantha Katz, there's going to be some personal relationship there.
00:22:36.100 And she's trying to protect that law firm.
00:22:38.520 And I'll tell you why.
00:22:39.720 Because I called Noah.
00:22:40.660 You know, Noah's my lawyer who has to field all my phone calls.
00:22:42.900 Right.
00:22:43.980 And, you know, same thing, as he always says, that I'm not a part of this lawsuit.
00:22:47.680 Yeah, we got it, Noah.
00:22:48.800 But I am.
00:22:49.280 So tell me what's going to happen, because this must now trip into criminality.
00:22:52.420 Right.
00:22:52.740 You can't steal someone's phone and then try to legitimatize it.
00:22:55.940 And this is why people hate rich people.
00:22:58.460 I want to be very clear because they do theft in a different way.
00:23:02.020 Like if you were just a poor person and you stole a Snickers bar at a gas station, you're getting arrested.
00:23:08.000 But like you, Stephanie Jones has like the money and the wealth to steal. 1.00
00:23:12.520 Like and what's going to happen?
00:23:14.260 She got to go to jail. 1.00
00:23:15.520 This is white collar crime. 0.78
00:23:16.680 They all should go spend some time in jail, in my personal opinion.
00:23:19.960 I'm not saying like throw the key away.
00:23:22.000 I'm just saying like they should have to spend a couple of nights in jail, have somebody bail them out and do the walk of shame because it's theft.
00:23:30.160 It's just white collar theft. 0.64
00:23:31.440 It's I'm flying in the COO of the company theft from New York and I have a security guard and I have a lawyer next to me.
00:23:40.640 And I'm forcing you to sign these documents and hand me your phone because I'm lying to you and saying that I'm complying with the subpoena kind of theft.
00:23:48.240 And that makes me sick.
00:23:49.260 And this is why people hate rich people.
00:23:51.560 It's just too much. 1.00
00:23:52.480 And all this because of your ego is even crazier, at least maybe if somebody stole Snicker bars because they were hungry, you're just a crazy, insane, deranged, wealthy person that's high on power. 0.97
00:24:03.620 Anyway, so I call him now when I ask him like what's going to happen because some heads have to roll. 0.90
00:24:07.380 And the first thing he said was like because he recognized a law firm in New York and he's like, this is a very big law firm.
00:24:12.760 Major. 1.00
00:24:13.360 Oh, people are talking about this is stupid. 1.00
00:24:16.200 You know, like I said, moronic. 1.00
00:24:17.560 Samantha Katz, you're an idiot. 1.00
00:24:19.260 OK, she made partner. 1.00
00:24:20.400 And she put it all on the line to help these people because, I don't know, maybe she felt cool.
00:24:27.240 Maybe she went to dinner with them.
00:24:28.120 Maybe she got Taylor Swift tickets.
00:24:29.800 Somebody check her Instagram. 0.99
00:24:30.960 I don't know what she did this for because most lawyers would be like, no, obviously I'm not going to risk my license.
00:24:36.980 So he was telling me that there's this this federal rule called Rule 11, which essentially impacts attorneys.
00:24:42.400 If an attorney knowingly signs off on a junkie lawsuit because they get into trouble because when they're signing off on any document,
00:24:49.940 they're signifying to the courts that this lawsuit is legitimate, that it has legitimate legal contentions.
00:24:55.660 It's not frivolous, et cetera.
00:24:56.940 Right.
00:24:57.880 And federal Rule 11 also outlines what those specific requirements are for signings, pleadings.
00:25:04.000 And they can impose sanctions if a lawyer engages in bad conduct or bad faith.
00:25:09.440 An attorney can even lose their law license.
00:25:11.680 So this, like I said, this is why they're hiding it.
00:25:13.280 The courts take it extremely seriously because they want to deter this sort of conduct out of the courtroom.
00:25:18.540 And so what he's saying is New York has a similar rule, which is known as Part 130,
00:25:23.200 where the court can issue sanctions for attorneys or parties to frivolous conduct.
00:25:28.140 And that's what they're being so hush hush about.
00:25:30.460 Regarding Jennifer Abel, well, Jennifer Abel, I'll tell you what she's able to do.
00:25:35.560 She can now go the criminal route if she'd like to. 0.87
00:25:37.760 She effectively had her phone stolen by her employer under the guise of legitimacy in a state that does not play around with that, by the way. 0.76
00:25:45.940 California has some very strong laws on the books for consumer privacy that protects employees.
00:25:52.880 Your employer can't just go through your phone and take things because they want to.
00:25:57.160 And I'm hearing that she's considering going that legal route, and I hope she does.
00:26:01.160 I just need somebody to go to prison.
00:26:03.220 I really do.
00:26:04.540 You know, and here's what I'll say in conclusion.
00:26:05.920 If everyone had settled when I told them to, which just couldn't happen because everyone here involved is a narcissist,
00:26:13.140 no one would be in this predicament, but no one ever listens to me.
00:26:16.960 Also, I got to tell you guys really quickly before we get into some sponsors, 0.64
00:26:21.680 somebody also pointed out to me, like, how long Ryan's been a psycho.
00:26:25.580 Remember I read you that email that came in from his teacher who said, like,
00:26:29.800 he had very serious issues when he was young and talked about how he got kicked out of this drama class and he would, like, fake cry and do all of these deranged things.
00:26:37.900 Well, somebody dug up that Ryan also set his school on fire and bragged about it years later because he was in the high of everyone thinks Ryan is great and none of us kind of noticed he was a psychopath.
00:26:47.320 And this is a real article that was published in the Arizona Daily Star.
00:26:52.560 It says Ryan Reynolds is funny even when he's serious.
00:26:56.240 And it tells the story of him reflecting on the fact that he first and foremost had flunked out of a high school drama class because he would ditch out and he was working on all this personal drama.
00:27:08.320 I'm assuming that's related to his father because we've already confirmed he had a lot of issues with his dad's.
00:27:13.200 But he said that he really set fire to a tree.
00:27:16.300 This is coming from Ryan.
00:27:17.800 Admits he set fire to a tree which led to the building catching on fire.
00:27:21.800 And he said, no one found out that it was me.
00:27:23.640 And I think the statute of limitations has run out.
00:27:26.140 And I just hope that, you know, I don't find out later that some poor schmo has spent time in jail for it. 0.99
00:27:32.000 Not normal behavior.
00:27:33.600 I'm going to say I'm telling you that teacher was dead on. 0.90
00:27:36.360 He said he was exhibiting characteristics when he was young, that he is a complete sociopath.
00:27:42.100 And I think he just lies the whole time about things. 0.55
00:27:45.460 And he seeks to destroy people and things.
00:27:48.560 And I should be concerned, but I'm not because I just see right through him. 0.99
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00:30:04.760 All right.
00:30:05.840 A set of a conte.
00:30:07.100 A set of a conte.
00:30:08.040 Like I told you guys, that is Latin.
00:30:10.020 The seat is vacant.
00:30:12.160 What are we speaking about?
00:30:12.920 Obviously, unless you have been under a rock, you have heard the news that Pope Francis has passed away.
00:30:19.520 And the timing of this, you know, it being Easter Monday.
00:30:23.980 And obviously, there are a lot of reactions all over the Internet.
00:30:27.740 I will give you the facts.
00:30:28.740 He had died at the age of 88 years old.
00:30:31.040 Obviously, we knew Pope Francis was sick.
00:30:33.980 He was history's first Latin American pope.
00:30:37.860 He died just this morning, the bells tolled at the churches, from his native Argentina, that's where he was from, to the Philippines, all across Rome.
00:30:46.400 And it was reported that he passed away at 7.35 a.m.
00:30:52.460 Now, like I said, there have been a lot of emotions about this, a lot of people that are commenting.
00:30:57.480 And here's the reality.
00:30:58.360 Here's what I was told.
00:30:59.400 I feel ill-equipped to speak on the matter.
00:31:02.700 And there are a lot of opinions, obviously, more liberal to conservative opinions, people who were happy about the things that he did, people who were disappointed.
00:31:11.380 When I was studying to become a Catholic and I had these two cantankerous English priests that were lecturing me all the time, one of the things that they said was, you know, when it comes to the Catholic family, there must always be an undercurrent of reverence.
00:31:32.160 Obviously, this is the pope that we're speaking about.
00:31:35.440 And so you have to make sure that you're speaking about things respectfully.
00:31:38.920 And I understood that as, you know, in your family sometimes when you're venting about something like your sister, your cousin, my sister's this, driving me crazy.
00:31:49.900 But then like if your friends join in on chorus and they're like, your sister is this, you're like, don't talk about my sister like that.
00:31:55.880 You know, I think it's like one of those things where people should understand that this is the pope that we're speaking about and it's a position that should be respected.
00:32:05.100 And we look towards the future, pray for him, we pray for his soul, obviously.
00:32:09.560 And there have been just so many tremendous things, by the way, that have been going on this year.
00:32:16.340 And as we come out of the Lent season of penance and he is risen, I just cannot remark enough how much the church is growing, the Catholic church is growing.
00:32:27.720 And I'm talking about all across Europe, there seems to be this almost reactionary movement that's happening and it's being reported in the mainstream media everywhere that people are being drawn specifically to the Latin liturgy, which is something, you know, that he scaled back significantly while he was the pope.
00:32:48.740 And yet the opposite thing is happening where people are being drawn toward the Latin church.
00:32:53.660 And no sooner did I say this on Twitter than New York Post or on X, whatever it's called, than the New York Post did an entire piece speaking about just that, about how all across the Southern Belt, you are seeing, and this is the title of the article, young people are converting to Catholicism in mass, driven by a pandemic, Internet and lax alternatives.
00:33:14.140 And it is definitely a piece that is worth reading. If you have time, you can go find that.
00:33:19.020 They just spoke to like four different people who were being confirmed or people who had converted away from Protestantism and asked them what was drawing them.
00:33:27.220 And it remarks on the fact that in some dioceses, like in Fort Worth, there's been a 75 percent increase.
00:33:34.000 We're seeing the exact same thing in Nashville. We are noticing that Gen Z in general overall seems to be moving toward a more traditional lifestyle, whether you're talking about their interests in wanting to get married younger, very conscious about what they're eating, interested in farming.
00:33:52.020 The fact that Ballerina Farm is such a big account on Instagram and really what she's selling is a traditional lifestyle.
00:34:00.200 The Gen Zers are definitely moving away. And to have so many new converts is a blessing. 1.00
00:34:06.600 And to see that direction and what's contributing to that, I think, and this is, again, my opinion, feel free to dismiss it, is that we are realizing on a spiritual level that we need authority.
00:34:17.260 And I think the 60s generation was all about like, let's just do whatever, you know.
00:34:23.100 My granddad always said the hippies ruined everything.
00:34:26.060 And I think the ground was fertile when you want less structure for, I guess, what one person said to me, and it may have been my priest that I'm telling you about, my cantankerous English priest who said, you know, Protestantism was the original protest, right?
00:34:40.240 It was the original protest away from authority.
00:34:42.520 You can agree with that. You cannot agree with that.
00:34:44.060 I'd be interested to hear because I know there's so many Protestants listening to this.
00:34:47.760 But I thought it was quite interesting to just kind of think about that, to think through that.
00:34:51.220 And I was a Protestant, obviously, when I was hearing these words.
00:34:54.020 And I thought I never really thought about that. I never really thought about the word protest in that.
00:34:57.680 But I think what's happened is the the fruits of those seeds, so to speak, people are looking around and they're going, things are just just seem out of control.
00:35:07.580 They just seem out of control.
00:35:08.500 And I realized that, actually, I do need authority and I do need structure.
00:35:13.580 And I realized that even as a parent, like kids need authority.
00:35:16.220 Kids need structure.
00:35:17.100 I need authority.
00:35:17.940 I need structure.
00:35:18.720 I need routine.
00:35:19.520 And so when I see all these articles popping up about people that are not just being driven to the Catholic faith, but being driven to the Latin mass, that's the way that I read it.
00:35:29.240 And like I said, I'd be really interested to hear what you guys think about it and whether or not you think it is a good thing.
00:35:33.740 What do you whether you think America needs more Catholicism or if you're anti if you're if you're like how I used to be two years ago.
00:35:40.060 I can't judge you because I was literally Protestant and you're thinking we the Catholics worship Mary.
00:35:46.260 I said all of these things.
00:35:47.380 So I cannot dunk on you.
00:35:50.900 Everybody has to find their own path and ask their own questions.
00:35:54.200 And but I can tell you that we absolutely do not worship Mary was one of the things that I thought as well.
00:35:59.140 And then I realized I don't even know where I got that from because I actually don't know anything about Catholicism.
00:36:02.740 And now I'm interested to learn.
00:36:03.800 Now I'm going to pivot here because I want to speak to you about Rosie.
00:36:09.540 I mean, Rosie, listen to me, Roseanne, which we know we covered it.
00:36:13.500 And I was lighthearted about it because I am kind of confused about Zionist arguments these days.
00:36:20.180 And it seems like they've gone from trying to present arguments to now just being like we're an authority. 1.00
00:36:25.240 Anybody that has disagreement here, you're an idiot. 1.00
00:36:27.840 You're stupid. 1.00
00:36:28.940 You're fat and ugly. 1.00
00:36:30.360 I think that's kind of now where we're at with Zionism. 0.99
00:36:32.740 Like they have I think they're quite shocked and angry that they've somehow lost control of the debate when they had everything in their favor, meaning the money, the mainstream media, the influencers.
00:36:43.120 It was there was no way they could lose the Israel debate.
00:36:46.420 You know, they had control over tick tock here.
00:36:49.080 And yet something else is breaking through because of Joe Rogan and Ian Carroll and Candace Owens, who are just kind of speaking to people and listening.
00:36:58.560 And so we're once again back in this rhythm where it feels like COVID again, where we're being lectured by people who can't just present a moral argument and instead are being angry.
00:37:11.260 And nobody was more angry than Roseanne when she said that she was going to F me up.
00:37:16.100 I don't know if we still have that clip.
00:37:17.460 Do we have that?
00:37:18.320 Like, let's play what she said again.
00:37:20.700 What's her take on Candace Owens?
00:37:23.040 Monster. 1.00
00:37:23.780 If I see the b****, I'll knock her the f*** out. 1.00
00:37:26.320 She's an Islamist. 1.00
00:37:27.620 Everything she says is straight out of it.
00:37:29.880 It obviously comes down to this.
00:37:31.540 She's taking the Qatari money.
00:37:33.200 Hello.
00:37:33.660 I wish.
00:37:34.000 There's nothing else.
00:37:34.900 I wish.
00:37:35.200 Where do you think this came from?
00:37:36.140 Because she obviously used to be.
00:37:37.460 She's getting paid by Jews. 0.99
00:37:38.740 So she was doing that number. 0.99
00:37:40.040 But I think when she got fired for being a Jew hater, and she is a Jew hater on every level, and from medieval times with her blood libel bulls***. 0.98
00:37:51.600 Yes, it's like, I don't know. 0.95
00:37:52.720 It's just like not, it doesn't get me excited.
00:37:55.780 I just don't feel angry when I hear that because it's just, to me, it's all they say.
00:38:01.880 You're taking Qatari money.
00:38:03.020 Okay, it's not true. 0.93
00:38:03.920 So we're just going to keep lying and saying F you.
00:38:06.220 And the person she's sitting across from tweeted out the clip and wrote, F you, Candace. 0.93
00:38:10.520 Okay, F me.
00:38:12.440 You're so cool.
00:38:13.960 It's, I don't know, kids in middle school trying out bad words.
00:38:18.020 It's not an argument.
00:38:19.380 It lets you know that we've won in terms of just speaking humanely about kids being blown up in Gaza.
00:38:26.500 It's that simple.
00:38:27.360 And we're happy to do that.
00:38:29.320 But anyways, I obviously, we kind of didn't respond beyond just saying, okay.
00:38:36.140 And then I showed you that she then apologized behind the scenes.
00:38:39.960 And she then wrote this on Twitter.
00:38:44.940 I think it was on Friday night.
00:38:46.040 She said, it's not fake to apologize.
00:38:47.580 I felt bad for threatening violence, not for being upset by your words.
00:38:51.860 But since we are in public now, let me share the remainder of the DM that you left out,
00:38:56.180 which is a bit fake to leave out the entire message.
00:38:58.460 So I just wanted to show you, like, I don't know what her angle was here,
00:39:02.140 trying to pretend that we intentionally cut off her message.
00:39:05.580 We didn't.
00:39:06.080 We actually weren't even going to cover her.
00:39:07.600 And I'm going to show you my text message to my producer.
00:39:10.140 We do this show at 3 p.m. live every day.
00:39:15.440 We made the decision to cover Rosie at 2.38 p.m.
00:39:20.060 And I sent him, I thought I sent him two screenshots.
00:39:23.620 I sent him the first one and not the second.
00:39:25.160 So it was not, it doesn't even matter.
00:39:26.680 The second part of her DM doesn't change the fact that she apologized to me.
00:39:29.800 But she then shared the entirety of her DM, which just ends with her saying that, like,
00:39:34.760 her children are scared because of the environment.
00:39:39.200 Here's the text message I sent him.
00:39:40.440 You can literally look at the time here.
00:39:41.600 I can't, I think 2.21 p.m.
00:39:47.860 Yeah, right there at the top, Thursday, 2.21 p.m.
00:39:49.860 So we go live at 3.
00:39:50.880 It was a last second, you know, decision to cover it.
00:39:54.040 Roseanne, nobody was plotting.
00:39:55.360 We don't plot.
00:39:55.880 We just do the show.
00:39:57.200 And anyways, she, I guess that was her rebuttal.
00:40:01.300 Like, you cut off the end of my, at the end of my apology,
00:40:03.860 where I said that my children were scared.
00:40:05.960 It's irrelevant because your children are like 40 years old.
00:40:08.760 Like, I don't even understand.
00:40:10.280 And, you know, she's expressing that she's very scared.
00:40:13.580 And this kind of is the rhetoric that they keep going back to.
00:40:15.820 You know, it's a very scary time to be a Jewish person in America.
00:40:19.560 Well, it's also a really scary time to be a child or a mother right now in Gaza.
00:40:26.260 So what are you afraid of?
00:40:27.940 Words, a conversation, a debate.
00:40:30.100 They, they're having bombs dropped on them.
00:40:33.120 Anyways, here's the full rest of her message.
00:40:35.480 The second part that got cut off,
00:40:37.080 just so she knows that we were not doing it on purpose.
00:40:39.320 It's just completely irrelevant.
00:40:41.220 She said, you want to get to the second page that I accidentally cut off?
00:40:45.420 I am very triggered by your comments.
00:40:48.160 I admit that.
00:40:48.760 I won't pretend that I'm not.
00:40:50.040 But woman to woman, this entire thing really is something 0.94
00:40:52.600 that two bold ass B-I-T-C-Hs should come together on one day 1.00
00:40:57.620 and try to work out for our entire people or party or whatever we are in. 0.96
00:41:02.020 Praying for you and your latest blessing that your delivery is perfect.
00:41:04.700 My children and grandchildren are all I think about.
00:41:07.980 And that's why I get so scared for them.
00:41:09.460 I can see the entire world's coming for them. 1.00
00:41:11.480 They're just dorky Jewish kids and don't know what's going on. 1.00
00:41:18.020 We are all, don't know what's going on in the world 1.00
00:41:21.560 because of constant worldwide critique against Israel.
00:41:24.120 We are all starting to get scared.
00:41:25.700 I fear for their safety.
00:41:26.660 Your kids don't live in Israel.
00:41:28.360 I just don't, I don't even understand this argument.
00:41:31.100 Anyways, like I said, it's just irrelevant.
00:41:33.580 She's just talking about her family being fearful
00:41:35.320 because people don't support Israel.
00:41:37.440 And we certainly did not mean to cut that off, Rosie.
00:41:41.100 So people can go pursue that.
00:41:43.640 I accepted her apology because why not accept her apology?
00:41:47.620 I don't, like I said, none of this bothers me.
00:41:49.680 I don't think it helps their arguments to be angry
00:41:51.800 and to be threatening to F people up.
00:41:53.960 And I'm going to continue to say what I have to say
00:41:57.440 about the nation of Israel and Bibi Netanyahu.
00:42:00.000 I feel completely, you know, resigned to the fact
00:42:04.760 that I am standing on the side of morality
00:42:07.420 and you don't get to blow up kids
00:42:08.800 while saying that you're fearful
00:42:09.960 if people don't support you blowing up kids
00:42:12.100 because you're like 40 year old children are scared.
00:42:15.340 Like I don't have to support Israel. 0.78
00:42:16.860 And by the way, linking that to, you know,
00:42:19.580 I would wonder how Protestant faiths
00:42:22.500 that are very married to Israel as a state,
00:42:25.460 if that also had something to do with politically
00:42:27.860 with people saying, oh, I don't know about, you know,
00:42:30.520 thinking that I have to, you know,
00:42:32.200 we accuse Catholics of worshiping Mary.
00:42:33.860 Do we worship Bibi Netanyahu?
00:42:36.200 We have to just say all of this is okay.
00:42:38.360 I wonder if some people on top of other reasons
00:42:41.540 might have seen a bit of hypocrisy to be so pro-life
00:42:45.040 but to refuse to see the amount of death
00:42:47.380 that's happening here or to continue to justify it.
00:42:49.780 It should be an ongoing discussion.
00:42:50.980 It would be really interesting to see,
00:42:52.680 I guess, just have like a table discussion
00:42:54.320 with Protestants and Catholics
00:42:55.720 and to observe the trends
00:42:57.980 and to assess whether or not they're all happening
00:43:00.400 if there's any correlation whatsoever.
00:43:04.220 Anyways, before I get to some of your comments,
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00:45:13.080 All right, what do you guys have for me today
00:45:14.260 in the comments section?
00:45:15.840 Be nice.
00:45:17.580 Very interesting discussions today.
00:45:19.320 1984, Truth Speak, that's a great name,
00:45:23.140 writes, poor, poor Blake Lively.
00:45:25.000 She's under the Candace Owens microscope.
00:45:27.220 It must be worse than a tax audit.
00:45:29.360 I will audit someone's life
00:45:30.860 if they're doing bad stuff.
00:45:32.860 That's my thing.
00:45:33.640 I don't just like go after nice people, right?
00:45:36.380 I just don't like bullies. 0.98
00:45:38.040 And I hate white-collar bullies. 0.99
00:45:39.540 That's what we're calling them, 1.00
00:45:40.200 white-collar bullies, 0.97
00:45:41.040 because they have the money to bully people 0.70
00:45:43.280 and to call lawyers and stuff.
00:45:45.420 And this update is insane.
00:45:47.760 I mean, it's just insane
00:45:48.540 that Stephanie Jones was like,
00:45:49.980 I can do stuff that might be criminal
00:45:51.640 because I have the contacts to do that.
00:45:54.260 That's how I read it.
00:45:55.920 This next person writes,
00:45:57.040 traditional Latin mass all the way.
00:45:59.160 Love you, girl.
00:45:59.680 Yeah, my cantankerous English priest.
00:46:02.280 I was like,
00:46:03.000 should I start going to English
00:46:04.120 until I understand?
00:46:05.520 And he was like,
00:46:06.300 nope, start right with the Latin.
00:46:08.020 And it was a lot.
00:46:09.940 But you know what I have to say about that?
00:46:11.540 It was also really nice
00:46:14.060 to be uncomfortable again.
00:46:16.260 I feel like as we get older,
00:46:17.340 we don't want to challenge ourselves.
00:46:18.600 We don't want to be uncomfortable.
00:46:19.840 Like you don't want to have
00:46:20.520 that first day of school feeling.
00:46:22.180 And that's how I felt.
00:46:23.860 Like it was like first day of kindergarten.
00:46:25.780 And when you go into a Latin mass, 1.00
00:46:27.160 it's so overwhelming.
00:46:28.060 Everyone's speaking Latin.
00:46:29.680 And I didn't even know how to use the missile
00:46:30.980 because it doesn't just go in order.
00:46:32.720 You have to flip through.
00:46:33.540 I didn't know anything.
00:46:35.060 The missile has it.
00:46:35.860 The missile essentially is
00:46:36.780 you have the prayers and the lessons,
00:46:39.620 the epistle in English
00:46:40.720 and also in Latin.
00:46:42.760 But you have to go backwards and forward.
00:46:44.760 And I just didn't want to go through that.
00:46:47.500 And then once I started going through it,
00:46:48.920 I was like,
00:46:49.260 this is actually nice to not know something
00:46:51.540 and to learn something new.
00:46:53.900 And then you feel so great
00:46:55.080 as you just become more and more familiar.
00:46:57.480 And so I want to encourage you
00:46:58.560 that you don't not do something
00:47:00.740 because you're going to be uncomfortable.
00:47:01.920 It's cool to have the first day of school jitters.
00:47:05.520 And like I said, a year on now,
00:47:07.400 my baptism actually was almost a year to this date.
00:47:11.280 It was April 15th of last year.
00:47:13.600 I feel like I know much more
00:47:16.300 and still know nothing,
00:47:17.320 but I know much more
00:47:18.080 and I'm not uncomfortable anymore.
00:47:20.660 Zachary Bendixson writes,
00:47:22.060 I spent my entire life,
00:47:23.600 I'm 45, supporting Israel.
00:47:25.220 I think due to government education
00:47:26.920 and mainstream media.
00:47:28.160 Same.
00:47:28.840 I definitely supported Israel because of that. 0.52
00:47:31.480 He writes,
00:47:31.840 this recent war,
00:47:32.800 mass murder of women and children
00:47:34.320 changed that
00:47:35.100 thanks to people like you and Ian,
00:47:37.100 Dave, Finkelstein, Tucker, et cetera.
00:47:39.420 Yeah.
00:47:39.600 And that's why they're so angry.
00:47:40.880 They're angry that common sense is prevailing.
00:47:44.340 I'm not here trying to propagandize you.
00:47:47.380 I'm not being funded by any side of this war.
00:47:49.500 I'm just being moral and principled
00:47:52.360 and people who are being moral and principled
00:47:54.420 are responding to that
00:47:55.820 and wondering why did we support this nation?
00:47:58.040 And it is absolutely true to say
00:47:59.620 government education played a role in that
00:48:01.460 and the mainstream media.
00:48:02.980 And I would also tack on Hollywood,
00:48:05.000 you know,
00:48:05.460 where we felt there are so many movies
00:48:08.460 about the Holocaust.
00:48:09.800 And so as soon as someone says like,
00:48:11.560 oh, like, you know,
00:48:12.360 October 7th happened,
00:48:13.840 we have this trigger reaction of,
00:48:15.840 oh, okay,
00:48:16.000 well, we can never allow that to happen
00:48:17.680 while we're the adults.
00:48:19.700 And then things just went way too far,
00:48:21.940 I think.
00:48:22.280 And a lot of us went,
00:48:22.980 okay, this is now happening,
00:48:24.680 but it's not happening to the Israelis.
00:48:26.580 It's happening to the Gazans.
00:48:28.200 And we are allowing it to happen again on our watch.
00:48:30.900 We just never imagined a scenario
00:48:32.380 where it would be executed by the Israeli side.
00:48:36.020 That's how I feel, at least.
00:48:36.980 I don't mean to speak for you.
00:48:38.360 Angela Lemos writes,
00:48:39.480 speaking of deceitful hoes, 1.00
00:48:42.120 Blake,
00:48:43.080 help us pray because in my area,
00:48:45.020 a gang got a hold of an officer
00:48:46.960 in order to harm him.
00:48:48.660 They stole my identity in order to do it.
00:48:50.640 Since I'm a police supporter,
00:48:51.700 it happened in San Jose
00:48:52.640 in an area close to a church.
00:48:55.780 I don't,
00:48:56.320 not sure I fully understand that comment.
00:48:59.140 So I'm sorry if I fumbled the ball
00:49:01.100 in reading that.
00:49:02.560 Zachary,
00:49:03.340 sorry,
00:49:03.900 ABA writes,
00:49:05.160 without a crystal ball,
00:49:06.640 discovered the subpoena.
00:49:07.580 Daily Mail printed without credit after.
00:49:10.300 Keep up the good work.
00:49:12.120 This is,
00:49:12.640 people are saying that this mommy sleuth, 0.70
00:49:14.420 which is called without a crystal ball,
00:49:16.380 like a producer is giving us some context here.
00:49:19.180 Without a crystal ball is the one
00:49:20.700 who discovered the subpoena.
00:49:22.620 Daily Mail printed it without credit after.
00:49:24.340 Keep up the good work.
00:49:25.000 Thanks.
00:49:25.360 Daily Mail does it the whole time.
00:49:26.640 So as soon as I saw Daily Mail had it,
00:49:28.440 I should have,
00:49:28.780 I should have known
00:49:29.940 that they took it from somebody else
00:49:31.840 because that's what they do
00:49:32.560 and they never credit.
00:49:33.240 And it's,
00:49:33.480 it's so crappy.
00:49:34.340 So just give without a crystal ball credit.
00:49:36.520 Congratulations,
00:49:36.880 without a crystal ball
00:49:37.800 for discovering that subpoena.
00:49:39.160 It was wild.
00:49:40.120 Actually,
00:49:40.480 it's not the subpoena.
00:49:41.240 It's the lawsuit,
00:49:41.960 the Van Zandt lawsuit.
00:49:42.760 We still don't have a subpoena.
00:49:44.200 Stephanie Jones is keeping that tight. 0.70
00:49:45.720 And I think,
00:49:46.140 like I said,
00:49:46.540 it's because then they can go after the law firm
00:49:48.060 and they did her a huge favor,
00:49:50.460 her or Ryan or Blake,
00:49:51.700 a huge favor,
00:49:52.440 which we'll probably be able to sleuth
00:49:53.900 and find what that relationship is 0.96
00:49:55.480 because it's a really silly one 0.94
00:49:56.780 for a legal firm
00:49:58.300 to put it all on the line,
00:49:59.560 especially one that has
00:50:00.720 such a big reputation.
00:50:02.780 Madison writes,
00:50:03.420 can you do an episode
00:50:04.100 and go into detail
00:50:04.860 on why you converted to Catholicism?
00:50:06.420 I remember my very Irish grandma
00:50:08.620 praying to Mary.
00:50:10.680 I am Protestant.
00:50:11.960 What am I missing?
00:50:13.620 I think a good starting place for you.
00:50:16.160 I never feel,
00:50:17.840 because I'm only a year into my journey,
00:50:19.840 that I have the educational
00:50:21.800 and the theological background to do that.
00:50:23.700 My husband does.
00:50:25.160 He literally was Protestant.
00:50:27.260 He was Anglican his entire life,
00:50:29.820 very devout,
00:50:30.740 until he studied theology at Oxford
00:50:34.340 and then he was drawn towards the Catholic faith.
00:50:38.160 There's a saying,
00:50:38.920 an expression that
00:50:39.840 to become a student of history
00:50:42.120 means to become a Catholic
00:50:43.340 and I can tell you that I understand that.
00:50:46.060 The more I started looking into history,
00:50:48.180 I suddenly went,
00:50:49.560 wow, America is very new
00:50:51.220 and there is a lot that we are missing here
00:50:53.540 and I felt very compelled towards,
00:50:57.100 and I was honestly deciding
00:50:58.440 I was going to go Orthodox 1.00
00:50:59.320 or I was going to go Catholic,
00:51:00.900 so I had to sit down
00:51:01.500 with my cantankerous priests
00:51:02.740 and I was like,
00:51:03.980 why shouldn't I be Orthodox?
00:51:05.100 I was very on the fence,
00:51:06.760 but I knew that I was done with Protestantism.
00:51:09.520 But a great debate, actually.
00:51:12.340 My husband had a debate with Allie Stuckey,
00:51:15.240 who's lovely.
00:51:15.960 I really like Allie.
00:51:16.980 Disagree with her on a lot of points,
00:51:18.280 but she is genuinely a really lovely person
00:51:21.580 and she's always been very respectful,
00:51:23.940 even if we have disagreements.
00:51:26.000 She's a good person
00:51:26.900 and that was a turning point for me
00:51:29.040 and I remember when they were debating,
00:51:31.220 you can still find this on YouTube.
00:51:32.580 I think you could find it on YouTube.
00:51:33.920 I hope Daily Wire might have taken it down,
00:51:36.760 but you should be able to find it on,
00:51:39.100 if not on YouTube,
00:51:40.060 you should be able to find it on Rumble.
00:51:43.980 I think my Daily Wire channel
00:51:45.600 is still up on Rumble.
00:51:46.720 So if you go to rumble.com
00:51:47.600 and to hear that conversation,
00:51:49.040 it definitely,
00:51:50.340 I just thought,
00:51:51.140 okay, I think there's a little more history here
00:51:53.820 and I just became Catholic curious,
00:51:56.060 I would say,
00:51:56.400 after that conversation.
00:51:57.880 And there are a lot of elements
00:51:58.980 and I can speak about it loosely,
00:52:00.220 but I don't feel ready yet,
00:52:02.460 if that makes sense.
00:52:03.240 I know I sound like a child,
00:52:04.800 but I do still very much feel like a child.
00:52:06.560 Like I'm in elementary school
00:52:07.380 when it comes to Catholic faith
00:52:08.460 and because of who I am,
00:52:09.780 people are not used to that side of me.
00:52:11.800 They're like ready to,
00:52:13.580 I'm going to debate every point of this
00:52:15.120 and I'm not there.
00:52:15.960 I'm just not there yet.
00:52:16.860 I'm very new,
00:52:18.800 but I know that I'm home.
00:52:21.540 Like I definitely know what was wrong
00:52:23.460 with my viewpoints before,
00:52:25.100 which I feel were actually more political
00:52:26.700 than they were spiritual.
00:52:28.620 Farhad writes,
00:52:29.500 Christ is king being targeted
00:52:30.940 just like Allah was targeted post 9-11.
00:52:33.880 Something to think about.
00:52:34.760 What are your thoughts on that pattern?
00:52:37.460 My thoughts on the Christ is king debate fully
00:52:40.580 is they've lost it.
00:52:42.140 So I hopefully next year Lent, 0.99
00:52:44.740 everyone just lets it go
00:52:45.740 and just allows people to say Christ is king
00:52:47.560 and stop trying to pretend that it's like,
00:52:49.800 you know,
00:52:50.100 some conspiracy theory.
00:52:52.220 It's never going away.
00:52:54.040 And by the way,
00:52:54.500 I will say this,
00:52:55.200 just tacking on to the discussion we just had.
00:52:57.200 I was very shocked at how many Protestants 1.00
00:52:58.940 were willing to buy
00:53:00.040 the like Christ is king narrative,
00:53:02.400 far right,
00:53:03.100 all,
00:53:03.320 and they were like writing like,
00:53:04.280 oh,
00:53:04.400 it could sometimes be offensive.
00:53:05.900 The Orthodox and the Catholics were like, 1.00
00:53:07.840 nope,
00:53:08.720 goodbye.
00:53:09.840 We're saying Christ can,
00:53:10.860 you're not telling me,
00:53:11.720 you're not going to tell me this is not a word.
00:53:13.020 Like they,
00:53:13.400 the way they defend their faith
00:53:14.760 and don't allow it to be politicized
00:53:17.460 or allow people to try to trick them
00:53:18.640 in certain ways.
00:53:19.900 Let me know that there was a structure there
00:53:22.200 and an authority there
00:53:23.180 that was not about bending to the times,
00:53:26.740 which I find to be very admirable.
00:53:30.080 Laura writes,
00:53:30.760 I believe I may have found
00:53:32.140 the real Walter Pasternak.
00:53:33.860 I sent everything to your tips email address.
00:53:36.400 Thank you.
00:53:38.520 That's a great place to end this episode
00:53:39.860 because I also didn't tell you that
00:53:41.660 the original Pasternak,
00:53:44.300 Joe Pasternak's son,
00:53:46.120 somebody who knows him very well,
00:53:47.740 reached out and gave us some information
00:53:49.140 about the Pasternak family.
00:53:50.940 Namely,
00:53:51.380 they said there was a Lucy Pasternak,
00:53:52.980 but she wasn't in the Holocaust,
00:53:54.420 that Harley is not an official relative,
00:53:56.920 and also that they may have had a sister.
00:54:00.300 Like Emperor Roscoe,
00:54:02.080 who was Joe Pasternak's son,
00:54:03.320 was like,
00:54:04.040 we maybe had a sister,
00:54:06.400 but at those times,
00:54:07.600 like during that time,
00:54:09.460 you didn't talk about those things.
00:54:10.900 So when dad stepped out
00:54:11.900 and maybe got somebody else pregnant, 1.00
00:54:13.940 you didn't speak about those things,
00:54:15.900 which I actually tend to believe.
00:54:18.160 So yeah,
00:54:18.840 like I said,
00:54:19.680 all of these people,
00:54:20.580 Harley Pasternak,
00:54:21.660 everyone's just very excited for me
00:54:23.160 to go and have this baby
00:54:24.180 because I'm not letting anything go.
00:54:27.120 But I'm going to be back,
00:54:28.620 so you can't get rid of me forever,
00:54:30.000 but you guys can enjoy
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