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00:00:22.660 terms and conditions apply all right you guys happy wednesday i know that tulsi gabbard just

00:00:28.360 got confirmed and that is obviously huge political news but also you guys colleen hoover just

00:00:33.240 reactivated her instagram account and she has apparently deleted all of the photos with blake

00:00:37.660 lively and ryan reynolds school teacher has just reached out to me plus there has been movement in

00:00:43.480 their court case so unfortunately i am so sorry i regret to inform you that i cannot be a political

00:00:49.060 reporter today okay i have to suspend political news you came here for politics again i apologize

00:00:54.480 i've already failed you but to the rest of us to the rest of us welcome back to candace

00:00:59.520 it's like yesterday i'm unpacking an entire ring in france i'm like going to war with the french

00:01:19.800 president trying to expose all the connections today i am back in hollywood similarly doing the

00:01:25.220 same thing for those of you who understand corruption is corruption evil is evil and you

00:01:29.840 have to focus on it and we also need to stop being so adhd where we're only into stories at the very

00:01:35.460 beginning of them and we never see them through like we need to bring back true investigative reporting

00:01:40.040 where people do not stop until the evil is rooted out and this story obviously it bears all of the

00:01:47.340 signs the telltale signs of true evil in which we all must root out okay so there's a lot going on

00:01:52.520 right now in justin baldoni blake lively world i obviously have the inside scoop because i've been

00:01:57.280 obsessively following this so let's start with colleen hoover okay that is the author of it ends with us

00:02:04.240 who text messages emails interviews all of all of the proof that is out there in the public

00:02:10.760 shows us that she positively adored justin baldoni she asked him herself initially he was just getting

00:02:18.200 involved with this project because of the book but then she asked him herself to play ryle in the movie

00:02:23.700 and things were great until blake lively right we actually had and i think we're still trying to pull

00:02:29.960 it in this old clip of her discussing how amazing justin baldoni was because he didn't just want to take

00:02:35.260 on this book project but it was important for him to understand uh the readers and the fans of the

00:02:40.600 book what it was that they adored about these characters because he didn't want to disappoint

00:02:44.420 them when he brought this to life uh chris were we able to pull that in we can we can show it later if

00:02:48.840 not okay perfect we'll have it soon and so when you watch this clip and you see how much work he put

00:02:56.000 into it and there are those clips available of him sitting down at these tables and speaking to all of

00:03:01.860 these fans you go what went wrong that suddenly colleen hoover didn't appear to be on his side

00:03:08.800 that she was content to walk the red carpet knowing assuming that she knew she obviously knew he wasn't

00:03:14.200 there that he was being put in the basement and she definitely knew that he was not a part of all of

00:03:19.740 these promos well i'm not cutting anybody any excuses but i now believe firmly having worked through

00:03:26.980 the preferred reynolds style of abuse that colleen hoover was similarly love bombed by the couple

00:03:33.880 i think that's what they do i think brandon sklenar colleen chenning tatum isabel farer everyone

00:03:40.080 was love bombed they isolate the person they want to destroy in this case it was justin baldoni

00:03:44.740 and then they are the exact opposite overwhelmingly amazing and kind and offering all kinds of a-list

00:03:51.560 goodies to the people um that are around the person that they're trying to target oh liz plank oh why

00:03:58.300 don't you be a part of this random documentary oh you know what is it that you want i we are just

00:04:03.700 such good people even all the way at the top we're good people we want to help you and of course there

00:04:08.740 is some dark irony here that colleen hoover wrote this book about abuse but seemed unable to pick up

00:04:15.020 the abuse that was happening right under her nose so she unwittingly i i hopefully i should say

00:04:20.600 unwittingly played along in this she allowed justin and his family to be put in that basement

00:04:26.040 and seemed open to the prospect as we showed in that old interview with her and blake of her getting

00:04:32.280 her movie rights back even though wayfarer and justin had already purchased the sequel rights which

00:04:37.940 i would love to be a part of the project you know blake said as long as colleen gets her her book

00:04:42.380 rights back and again i'm not providing any excuses for colleen hoover here but i do think that strategy

00:04:48.700 of love bombing would work because what they're thinking is all we have to do if you're blake and

00:04:52.860 ryan is imagine what these people want what would be the biggest help to them what are their biggest

00:04:57.680 dreams how do we help them realize those dreams so for brandon sklenar we know it's not confirmed

00:05:03.080 that they helped but we know that during this time period he signed with wme the biggest agency in the

00:05:08.080 world and he's not that big of an actor but that happened for him suddenly uh we know with colleen

00:05:13.760 hoover it was probably likely this pitch of you you should own your book rights you should own the

00:05:19.680 sequel rights we want to help you do that maybe they were going to take a piece of the production

00:05:23.520 company who knows we know with channing tatum it was gambit this role that he had dreamed up since he

00:05:28.760 was a child and i just went along with i think all of these people went along with it not perceiving

00:05:33.540 that there was evil afoot okay so just to basically recap here when blake filed her crd complaint on

00:05:41.580 december 20th colleen hoover made her support of blake lively clear to the public she stopped short

00:05:47.860 of throwing justin baldoni under the bus but her statement was definitively loud and clear especially

00:05:54.420 given the fact that she attended all of the promos and the screenings with blake and brandon leading up

00:05:59.260 to the film's release and it felt very much if you were watching everything like she basically they

00:06:05.400 established the cool kids table so to speak justin was nowhere they wanted him to feel alone he was not

00:06:10.460 allowed to sit with the cool kids okay so colleen posted this in response to that filing she wrote

00:06:18.640 blake lively you have been nothing but honest kind supportive and patient since the day we met thank

00:06:24.820 you for being exactly the human that you are never change never wilt okay so she didn't exactly throw

00:06:30.840 him under the bus but how is the public supposed to read that we're reading that you you support her

00:06:34.880 so to some degree you must believe her not that there's not a reason that you wouldn't believe her

00:06:39.200 but did you hear out justin by the way we just got that clip of her speaking about justin before all

00:06:44.680 of this so here is colleen hoover before she got blakeified take a listen i feel like readers know

00:06:53.180 what they you know they know what they want to see when it comes to a book that they're so passionate

00:06:57.860 about and i think a lot of times that can be overlooked but justin from the very beginning was

00:07:05.760 so adamant on including them because they're the ones you know who made the book see the success

00:07:11.720 it saw and so it's very important that you capture the things that they loved in the movie and they

00:07:19.180 involved you know had a contest and involved several readers in um getting to be there for the script

00:07:26.140 reading and they were very open and receptive to their feedback i know that their feedback actually

00:07:32.760 changed some of the things in the script for the better and i just thought that was brilliant i

00:07:36.960 watched justin on jane the virgin and his role of raphael and um you love that character he's so you

00:07:43.320 know he's so wonderful and justin in general like i'm just a fan of his you know on his instagram and his

00:07:49.520 tiktok pages and and it was kind of scary i was like no i don't want to see you get angry i don't want

00:07:56.460 to see you be mean but you know the whole time that i i've been thinking about this movie and who

00:08:02.880 could play the characters like honestly you need someone in the role of ryle who is it's going to

00:08:10.080 hurt when you see them not be who you wish they could be she adored justin she did i'm sorry she

00:08:18.820 absolutely adored justin we could show you clip after clip after clip obviously you can read the lawsuit

00:08:23.460 and see the emails and then like i said she got blake-ified reynolds-ified and suddenly she's in

00:08:29.660 love with blake in so much that she's allowing justin to be treated terribly that's the way the

00:08:33.800 public is reading this and their right to read it uh that way suddenly justin files his countersuit

00:08:39.880 and there's major backlash against her for having supported blake but not having said anything about

00:08:45.200 justin and really this happened because of mommy sleuths right like we pieced together what started to

00:08:51.280 look like sending your young son to school in elementary school only to discover that there's

00:08:56.960 a bunch of cool kids in the cafeteria that are mocking him and like throwing food at him you know

00:09:00.960 what i mean it's like throwing food at him calling him a loser and then you find out he's been eating

00:09:05.300 alone in the classroom with the teacher ever since it's just heartbreaking and you're going why why is

00:09:09.920 this happening to him and so the tables turned very quickly against colleen people expected her

00:09:14.220 to then now give a more informed answer a more informed response as to how she could have gone

00:09:19.820 along with what is appearing to be such obvious forms of bullying and so colleen deactivated her

00:09:26.520 instagram on january 21st and she is now just re-emerged and she's cleaned out her instagram page she has

00:09:32.380 without question deleted five instagram posts and the internet is certain that these were all of the

00:09:38.440 instagram posts of her and blake lively essentially not that she's posting of justin baldoni not that she

00:09:45.200 has moved to re-follow justin baldoni but it seems like she's taking at least a more neutral stance

00:09:50.900 on instagram so how do we know for a fact that she deleted five posts well in case you guys don't

00:09:56.180 know there is this amazing website called socialblade socialblade.com it provides you with accurate

00:10:01.920 statistics regarding followers and posts on any social media profile all you have to do is put the

00:10:07.820 handle in whether it's twitter whether it's instagram and it will shoot you back so you can actually see

00:10:13.060 how people are performing are they gaining followers are they losing followers are they following people

00:10:18.220 are they not following people it allows you to observe those trends i guess it's kind of stalkerish

00:10:23.380 but it makes sense for businesses of why they you want to look into these stats sometimes to see how you're

00:10:27.680 performing and so here is colleen's socialblade which shows you on that right hand side media for the last 30

00:10:33.980 days she's removed five of those posts that she had up and so that's that's incredibly interesting but we

00:10:41.700 should also by the way take a look at socialblade while we're there and note the consequence has

00:10:47.640 been terrible for blake and ryan in terms of people following them look at these metrics of their

00:10:54.200 followers this is blake lively okay that tells us there at the bottom that over the last 30 days

00:10:59.640 she has lost 397 000 subscribers okay that is not a small amount if you similarly go over to ryan

00:11:09.160 reynolds he's lost almost the same amount a thousand more than her 398 000 subscribers this is

00:11:16.560 the internet answering and telling you what they think about the situation especially when you weigh it

00:11:21.400 against justin baldoni look at his statistics over the last 30 days he has received 206 you could

00:11:28.020 almost say 207 000 additional followers so in the court of public opinion they've lost okay so you can ask

00:11:38.080 the question why did colleen delete these posts well some people are speculating well she's read

00:11:42.460 through things and now she's on justin baldoni's side i don't feel that way because she hasn't made

00:11:46.880 a strong enough statement she has not made a statement in his favor she should make a statement

00:11:50.660 in his favor because the proof is overwhelming and she has i guess you could say established her brand as

00:11:56.340 someone who is anti-abuse i think it's really important to to now stake a horse in this race and say

00:12:02.060 i obviously was completely manipulated and maybe rightfully manipulated and we could agree and say

00:12:08.420 okay well if lake came to her after love bombing her and said i've been abused maybe colleen actually

00:12:13.220 did just legitimately believe her and did something that wasn't being motivated by anything other than

00:12:18.440 belief right but she's not doing more than that and so i don't like i said this feels a little bit

00:12:24.100 like a cop-out and i think it's more likely that what she's doing here is trying to stay out of it this

00:12:29.120 is the taylor swift movement this is likely a legal strategy i don't want to be involved in this case

00:12:33.800 impossible she's already been named um you know not as a defendant or as a plaintiff but rather

00:12:39.260 just named in the evidence of of justin baldoni showing the picture of how things were how the

00:12:44.440 movie came about and so without question she's going to be called to take the stand and to speak

00:12:48.700 about justin's behavior but i think she doesn't want to be pulled in uh beyond that i really do believe

00:12:55.000 that if you are her pr team if you're her agents if you are her lawyer um you are saying to her you

00:13:01.820 need to be neutral you need to stay out of this thing this is not good for you it's not good for

00:13:06.720 your future which is going to get ugly very fast and it has the ability to ricochet and to harm you as

00:13:13.140 well and i wanted to note this by the way in terms of speaking about that legal strategy we have to go

00:13:19.320 back to february 3rd remember that was when they had the first hearing before judge lehman in new

00:13:25.960 york the first time the lawyers for all of the parties to the case were meeting and there were

00:13:30.900 some very important things that were brought up so i'm going to show you this portion of the

00:13:36.380 transcript from that court hearing um because it's it's very relevant to what might be taking place

00:13:42.340 here i got a tiktok tip wow that was amazing to say i want to say it again i got a tiktok tip

00:13:47.140 um and had a conversation with somebody who runs the be better company you guys might know him marcos

00:13:53.680 we're going to get to him uh in an email that he sent me but so in the lead up to this moment of

00:13:58.600 the transcript that i'm going to show you that february 3rd showdown this was obviously when

00:14:02.460 blake lively's lawyers wanted to have brian friedman gagged that didn't happen they kind of told him he

00:14:07.660 needed to chill he hasn't really chilled by the way he's still doing interviews with tmz but essentially

00:14:13.300 he can't do anything that might harm the jury pool is what they said to him but there was an

00:14:17.820 interesting back and forth between blake lively's lawyers so leading up to this moment just so you're

00:14:22.900 not completely lost uh they were discussing whether or not to consolidate or deconsolidate the cases

00:14:27.820 with the new york times and also discussing the recent amendment that the wayfarer legal team had

00:14:35.000 filed which essentially they filed that amendment included the new york times little tidbits and like the

00:14:41.980 data from the new york times and also were accusing uh blake lively and ryan reynolds of promissory

00:14:48.500 fraud so it wasn't like a major amendment but it was a you know significant amendment that they would

00:14:53.120 need time to respond to so this is what happened in the courtroom wilkie farr said and by the way this

00:14:58.480 is um wilkie farr are blake lively's lawyers um if you want to read along here they said our plan at

00:15:05.040 docket 49 is no longer feasible counsel for wayfarer did not tell us that they planned to file an amended

00:15:10.720 complaint including a 168 compendium which is essentially all those text messages there is

00:15:17.860 authority to deconsolidate the cases the times may have its own views we'd like to confer given that

00:15:24.780 the wayfarer parties added a new defendant we have contemplated amending our own complaint

00:15:30.660 we have two weeks to do it we think we can still make the trial date of march 9th 2026 okay so

00:15:38.360 essentially they're just saying they're like they amended and like we may be amending as well

00:15:43.240 to add some new parties so judge lehman asks that for clarification judge lehman says

00:15:47.320 you are suggesting you'll add new parties by next friday february 14th how quickly would you serve them

00:15:54.380 okay so he's like you're this is due on february 14th you're saying you can make this happen on

00:15:59.220 february 14th and wilkie farr responds and says we'll ask them meaning the parties that they're

00:16:06.120 planning to add to this case to accept service if they say no will immediately start trying to serve

00:16:13.620 them it's a very interesting sentence because they're basically saying we're going to just ask

00:16:18.520 some plaintiff to join this willingly so we're not going to have to worry about delivery of service

00:16:23.580 we'll just say we're sending the person now you're going to receive this and now you're a plaintiff to

00:16:28.100 this case formally but if they say no which suggests that like they don't really know whether this is

00:16:33.760 going to be a receptive um pardon i'm saying plaintiff plaintiff yeah a plaintiff to this case

00:16:38.560 then we'll start trying to serve them essentially we're just going to like force them into this

00:16:43.100 okay then he goes on and wilkie farr's attorneys say there's one set of lawyers on the other side

00:16:48.620 there will be numerous depositions including on the false light claims discovery will involve issues

00:16:54.200 typical in sexual harassment cases and communications by defendants and their agents and the media

00:16:59.960 including people who may have been paid i don't know why they say that no one's been paid truly we

00:17:04.380 all just don't like what blake lively and ryan reynolds have done they conclude by saying this

00:17:09.540 case involves a number of high profile individuals including third parties we intend to seek a

00:17:14.940 protective order there has been a significant amount of leaking to the media we want to list all the

00:17:20.320 parties from the beginning so this was actually a very major thing to say that there's some party

00:17:25.340 of the suit that has not been named yet and we should have focused more on that language because

00:17:29.800 what on earth are they talking about who who's missing who is who's joining in as a potential

00:17:36.080 willing plaintiff to this case and we have an answer as i said we had a tiktoker who had some tea we had

00:17:44.480 some tiktok tea on this he sent me an email yesterday and uh he's been going viral himself covering

00:17:51.500 the suit so i did my thing you know i went through his tiktok and figured out everything about him

00:17:56.320 and his great parent great great great great great grandparents to check him out uh and there's an

00:18:01.140 amazing fact here in that this tiktoker marcos who runs the be better company actually was team

00:18:08.020 blake lively when this all began right so this is not somebody that like me was like instantly anti

00:18:14.280 me too he was firmly on the other side he very much is like i believe that we should listen to him

00:18:19.200 when they filed these complaints he went through everything thought that like what blake lively had

00:18:23.220 been through was horrific and then did this crazy thing called reading justin baldoni's countersuit

00:18:31.040 and was like listen i i know this is going to sound crazy but everything that i'm reading here points

00:18:37.200 to the fact that blake lively manipulated her audiences and lied to her audiences and like i'm kind of

00:18:43.820 shocked as someone who fully believed her and he took he did he's basically as psychotic as

00:18:49.140 me like he's like a tiktok with the receipts read every single line of it like i did and he put in

00:18:55.620 part this like nine part series which is amazing work done doing a deep dive on what exactly was in

00:19:03.400 justin baldoni's case that made him turn and realize that blake lively was not telling the truth and that

00:19:09.120 it was going to be a very steep climb for them to explain why they misrepresented so many things in

00:19:15.180 their initial filing so he was team blake lively that's very important to understand he was not

00:19:18.780 biased against her in any way and so what happened and i can't tell you who the person was but he got

00:19:25.540 a very strong tip from somebody regarding jenny slate potentially being brought into the suit

00:19:35.220 and what ended up happening was after he discussed this tip and like i said we have ways of knowing if

00:19:40.440 this is legit if it's coming from you know somebody close to the person around he confirmed like this

00:19:45.920 is a legit tip to talk about he said allegedly when he wrote did put up this video on tiktok and the

00:19:52.400 video ends up getting taken down i'll tell you more about that in a second but here is the tip

00:19:57.840 that uh the be better companies marcos got regarding jenny slate take a listen and now for the moment

00:20:05.200 you've all been waiting for so my source has told me that lively's legal team is allegedly attempting

00:20:11.460 to amend their filing and add jenny slate as a plaintiff to the lawsuit but jenny slate allegedly

00:20:18.960 does not want to be involved in this mess at all and if she rejects their offer to be made an actual

00:20:24.800 plaintiff in the case which seems likely they're likely going to subpoena her anyway and just include

00:20:29.960 her testimony or her as evidence because she allegedly has had some very bad experiences

00:20:35.280 with justin baldoni in regard to harassment or being made to feel uncomfortable on set i think

00:20:40.800 at this point lively's team very strongly believes that if they're able to add more women officially

00:20:45.700 to the lawsuit that the claims will look more legitimate but at this point i don't think jenny

00:20:50.120 slate or anyone else on the cast really wants to jump aboard the plantation khaleesi's yacht that

00:20:55.920 seems to be sinking rather quickly plantation khaleesi is quite the name nickname for blake lively

00:21:02.880 so he posts this video and then it gets taken down from tiktok on february 6th right and he told me

00:21:09.080 that when he looked into why it got taken down essentially they received some sort of a legal

00:21:13.620 threat in the background that like they could go after them for something defamatory in the video so

00:21:18.300 social media companies are not here to investigate they're not here to be judges and lawyers

00:21:22.300 but having a lawyer email you on behalf of a client and if it's an a-list client saying like

00:21:27.680 we're gonna come after you tiktok for allowing this defamation to exist on the platform they're

00:21:33.580 not gonna take a risk they're not gonna be like i'm gonna go with marcos right i'm gonna be like

00:21:37.260 listen this person seems like they have a lot of money they got a lot of power i'm just gonna take

00:21:40.860 this tiktok video down and that's what happened and he was infuriated about this and he essentially

00:21:46.240 started tagging brian friedman's team and saying like hey if you want like something that you should

00:21:52.460 be looking into and potentially this could happen you should be subpoenaing tiktok because if her

00:21:57.480 entire argument is that justin baldoni and the wayfarer team manipulated the press and she's doing

00:22:02.840 the exact same thing right now meaning she's upset about tiktokers coming out with information or

00:22:08.560 believing that tiktokers are leaking information well then that kind of defeats her own argument and so

00:22:13.700 they some i mean not they marcos somehow was able to get this video reinstated by basically saying a

00:22:19.380 tiktok this is ridiculous this is free speech he said allegedly he didn't say like this is confirmed

00:22:24.160 he said exactly how he heard it as a source this is what like journalism is called this is what you do

00:22:28.720 when you report you get information you give it to the public and you give them exactly how you receive

00:22:33.680 that information which is like this is allegedly but it's a strong source so we should probably by the

00:22:39.220 way that's a major major major clue here and everything that i'm seeing indicates that he's

00:22:45.660 right so that language in that first hearing we might add a plaintiff we're going to ask them to

00:22:50.540 accept service but if not then we'll just subpoena it's like okay so is the plaintiff willing to do this

00:22:55.360 or do you feel like you can get this person to join this suit or is this person fighting you we don't

00:23:01.040 know so that's on february 6th we should talk about jenny slate in general or why i just haven't even

00:23:06.380 been speaking about jenny slate like genuinely i didn't mention her she played some role in the

00:23:11.380 movie and she instantly when blake lively filed her complaint did not mince words she didn't try to

00:23:19.980 make it seem like she wasn't picking a side she strongly picked blake lively's side this was a

00:23:24.820 statement she released she said as blake lively's castmate and friend i voice my support as she takes

00:23:31.140 action against those reported to have planned and carried out an attack on her reputation

00:23:35.900 blake is a leader loyal friend and a trusted source of emotional support for me and so many

00:23:41.200 who know and love her what has been revealed about the attack on blake is terribly dark disturbing and

00:23:46.500 wholly threatening she added i commend my friend i admire her bravery and i stand by her side okay

00:23:53.520 so the reason why i kind of ignored jenny slate in all this is because like i just get vibes from

00:23:57.160 people and i just felt like that statement was just very theater kid it was way too much and it's like

00:24:01.660 i don't really need to care about this there's something about her that just registered to me

00:24:06.060 and i don't say this in like a derogatory way but just like doing too much and i could imagine very

00:24:11.680 simply that she got wrapped into this like blake lively spell of just like i'm gonna be the most

00:24:16.060 amazing person the fact that she like called like an emotional support puppy like one of these people

00:24:20.080 on like on a plane was like i can't fly without my puppy you know i just was like it's too much it's

00:24:24.580 too much too fast and i just didn't think it was relevant to looking into everything but i will say

00:24:29.840 it is likely that similarly she was under this spell of the reynolds family and she wanted to feel like

00:24:38.720 the a-list love like she just wanted to hang out with them one degree closer to taylor swift who knows

00:24:43.920 maybe taylor swift even sprinkled a little glitter on her at a concert we don't know what the connection

00:24:48.940 is there but she probably believed blake lively and blake lively has proven ryan reynolds has proven

00:24:56.320 to be actually the smartest in the room and was likely manipulating her and it is likely this is

00:25:01.200 my guess that blake and ryan have messages with her because if she's that dramatic in a release

00:25:07.080 statement she probably was even more dramatic in like just being the friend that supports your friend

00:25:12.560 even when you know you're lying like women lie to each other like we have to be honest about this

00:25:16.880 this kind of gets into when i was going over like the fat acceptance movement and you would see like

00:25:22.000 pictures of people like lena dunham wearing a bathing suit and like a bunch of women in the

00:25:26.380 comments being like you look amazing and it's like okay why are we doing that because we want to make

00:25:31.220 each other feel good that's like what women do we just want to be the emotional support to your friend

00:25:36.900 like you know maybe her outfit doesn't look great and she's like how do i look like you look so hot

00:25:42.520 you know you look amazing it's just this weird thing that women do i don't know why but we lie

00:25:47.360 to each other on the internet i see it all the time i want to call it out i want to be like the internet

00:25:51.040 police and be like you know that's not true stop supporting your friends when they're doing bad or

00:25:55.260 harmful things i think jenny slate again full opinion full speculation was that girl in the room

00:26:00.960 who just wanted to like support whatever blake was saying and she probably texted her and was like

00:26:05.160 me too you know i felt weird and creepy too or whatever so blake and ryan are all out of cards and

00:26:10.660 they're they've got nothing to prove this right now and they're like could we get jenny slate the

00:26:15.820 friend that nodded her head and said yes to everything to us to join this lawsuit to give

00:26:20.100 it just a little bit more of a punch like no it was two of us two of us that felt that we were

00:26:25.220 harassed on set sexually like you know justin bosoni was just so into jenny slate too so into me

00:26:31.440 also he wasn't into me because i'm also accusing him of treating me fat but don't worry about how those two

00:26:36.380 things cancel each other out in this lawsuit but like we have text messages with jenny slate and i

00:26:41.600 do think she was just being the raw raw raw friend she just gives me that vibe so it's interesting it's

00:26:46.820 very interesting to to consider her as a potential piece of this again he's saying allegedly i know

00:26:52.040 nothing of this i was not contacted by um anybody in potentially in jenny slate's orbit but we can

00:27:00.040 begin to look at what just happened okay so on february 10th two days ago blake lively's team

00:27:08.280 having just told them on february 3rd like we're going to add new people to we're going to amend

00:27:12.800 um our complaint we're going to add some new plaintiffs and maybe try to serve them

00:27:16.680 then filed two days ago for an extension they're like actually we're not going to be able to make

00:27:21.680 that amendment dates due date of february 14th so i'm showing you what they filed and and then it's

00:27:28.780 i'm just going to take you to the relevant point uh points uh their lawyer wrote to dear judge

00:27:33.460 lehman february 14th 2025 is the original default deadline for miss lively to file her amended complaint

00:27:41.120 as a matter of course in relation to responsive pleadings of wayfarer studios llc then they go on

00:27:48.640 to say miss lively respectfully submits that an extension for filing an amended complaint

00:27:53.460 as a matter of course to march 5th 2025 is warranted so essentially this is due february 14th we're

00:27:59.980 asking you to extend until march 5th and then the reason she lists here for why she needs that

00:28:06.220 extension is bizarre she says the modest extension will allow for miss lively to address the extensive

00:28:12.600 new facts and claims that issue in this litigation such an extension is also warranted given that after

00:28:18.280 counsel for miss lively informed the court on february 3rd that she intended to amend her complaint

00:28:24.020 to additional parties and claims one of those intended parties jed wallace along with his company street

00:28:30.340 relations filed an anticipatory and meritless 10 page complaint in the federal district court in texas

00:28:37.000 regarding issues that substantially overlap with the issues in this litigation the additional time

00:28:43.340 requested will allow miss lively to address properly the procedural issues arising from this unmeritorious

00:28:49.700 lawsuit as well so she's saying remember we talked about jed who she came after in her crd filing well jed

00:28:56.320 and then she filed had to file that in texas well jed responded similarly to brian friedman responding on

00:29:02.740 behalf of wayfarer but this is a totally separate suit that's happening in texas and she's trying to

00:29:07.560 justify an extension because he filed his response which she would have had to do to her lawsuit that

00:29:15.160 makes entirely no sense anyways because brian friedman is brian friedman he hits them back pretty hard in

00:29:23.340 his response um he writes back on behalf of wayfarer and says notwithstanding the lively party's inexplicable

00:29:31.300 refusal to consent to a similar extension requested by the wayfarer parties in the throes of the los

00:29:37.320 angeles wildfires shade the wayfarer parties have no objection to the extension sought by the lively

00:29:43.460 party so they're like whatever take your extension we don't even care but if you do take your extension

00:29:47.080 then we're asking for an extension beyond that um essentially to allow us to respond there too on

00:29:53.520 april 16th but then he hits her heart on this weird attempt to lie to the judge about jed wallace and

00:30:00.100 he says unfortunately the lively party's letter goes further than a simple request for an extension of time

00:30:05.560 leveling unnecessary and baseless attacks on non-party jed wallace and the litigation pending

00:30:12.760 against miss lively in the usdc for the western district of texas what lively parties conspicuously

00:30:19.540 failed to mention is that the now pending litigation in texas was precipitated by miss lively who initiated

00:30:26.320 legal action against mr wallace in texas state court on january 21st approximately two weeks before he

00:30:33.900 filed his federal lawsuit in response while the lively parties now claim that mr wallace's texas

00:30:39.560 actions suffer from serious issues with respect to jurisdiction in miss lively's verified position

00:30:46.420 uh petition seeking a pre-suit deposition of mr wallace miss lively acknowledges that the jurisdiction

00:30:52.540 in texas is proper proper given mr wallace's domicile so he's like i have no idea why she's lying to the

00:30:59.900 court and then he attaches her initial petition in texas which is just so embarrassing right it's the

00:31:07.740 same tactic that they're doing over and over again of trying to manipulate the courts to get what they

00:31:13.100 want making that people are not going to keep receipts like hi have you met brian friedman yet

00:31:17.880 i know i haven't but i wouldn't try this game i wouldn't try trying to manipulate judge lehman

00:31:22.220 and trying to tell him i need this extension because this guy jed this crazy thing and filed somewhere

00:31:27.420 where he doesn't have jurisdiction as if brian friedman is not going to pull up and be like

00:31:31.380 actually you established his jurisdiction you filed first in texas and he's replying and by the way

00:31:36.800 he's not a party to our case here in new york that's what brian friedman did he's just a savage brian

00:31:41.880 friedman is actually my spirit animal anyways judge lehman responds to this order and he slaps down he just

00:31:50.040 slaps her down i don't know what else to say probably because he doesn't like probably doesn't take

00:31:53.460 kind to just being manipulated you know you should have been like i want an extension because i don't

00:31:57.140 have any proof i need to potentially allegedly kind of try to get someone to join this suit please

00:32:04.680 colleen hoover didn't you see something did you see him look at my butt i don't know could you i don't

00:32:09.280 know could somebody please just join in maybe maybe young lily bloom elizabeth farah did you see

00:32:13.980 something that you didn't like like she's she's trying they're essentially trying to lobby someone

00:32:18.040 to give this thing some teeth and so this is the judge's order he comes back and he says order

00:32:24.240 granting in part and denying in part the letter motion for the extension of time to file he added

00:32:29.540 one day so supposed to be february 14th that's a friday that the uh their amended filing was due he

00:32:35.580 bumped to february 17th which is a monday which is also a holiday so i think it's still february 14th i

00:32:40.840 don't know but um which would be over the weekend which that would be the first monday and so yeah he

00:32:46.880 he gives an answer the lively parties have not offered good cause for any further extension

00:32:51.640 and so maybe you just shouldn't have lied about why you needed the extension because that's not a

00:32:54.960 good cause to talk about what's happening in texas that has nothing to do with this case

00:32:58.040 so completely shut down all right guys i gotta get to talking to you about um ryan reynolds teacher

00:33:06.100 emailing me okay that that it's it's interesting it's very interesting before we do that gotta throw it

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00:35:25.700 get into psychology just i love psychology i think that's also what has been so compelling about this

00:35:31.460 case for so many women is that it feels like we are watching id tv there's something about it why are

00:35:36.300 women drawn to criminal shows where we get to learn things it's because we're constantly thinking about

00:35:41.900 our safety and there's something about this story that kind of violates our safety in a way of feeling

00:35:47.520 like people were nice and then realizing that they were totally behaving like psychopaths

00:35:51.720 and were doing something uh so far taking it so far as ryan reynolds did so anyways we are learning

00:35:59.560 some new things about blake and ryan because the internet just keeps on digging and just keeps on

00:36:04.380 finding stuff and there was an interview that many of you tagged me in that resurfaced a couple of days

00:36:08.820 ago and it's blake lively speaking at the forbes women women's summit and this is from 2022 and she's

00:36:17.060 just sort of casually discussing how you know she lies and she takes over movies take a listen

00:36:23.520 i would show up on a set i knew that they just wanted me to show up and look cute and stand on

00:36:29.340 a little pink sticker where i'm supposed to go and say what i'm supposed to say but i also knew that

00:36:33.920 like that wasn't fulfilling for me that i wanted to be a part of the storytelling that i wanted to be a

00:36:38.220 part of the narrative whether that be in the writing and the costume design and creating the character

00:36:42.820 and sometimes i had directors or producers or writers who would welcome that and invite that

00:36:48.060 once they saw that i was able to offer that and sometimes i would have people who really resented

00:36:52.860 that because they were like we just hired you to be an actor yet when i went in the meetings i would

00:36:57.880 just seem like i'm just there to be the actor and ready to get the gig i wouldn't reveal that i

00:37:03.140 actually need to have authorship in order to feel fulfilled so i think that for them sometimes that

00:37:07.680 might have felt like a rug pull because you're like you're trying to assert yourself into something

00:37:13.400 that we didn't hire you to do um and so it was like it was a really strange position to be in because

00:37:19.860 i felt like i want to just like be an actor like i want to you know i want to i want to have more

00:37:25.440 authorship yeah i bet it did feel like a bit of a rug pull uh pull i i would say this um blake lively i

00:37:34.260 almost appreciate her because she doesn't know she's insane like she doesn't know how insane that

00:37:39.200 sounds and whoever was sitting across from her i had to nod and go along with this and you're going

00:37:43.640 wait what are you're basically saying you're a liar you misrepresent who you are maybe that has

00:37:48.780 something to do with why you're now being sued for promissory fraud because you're admitting that you

00:37:52.460 go in there and you're like yeah i'd like to be an actor and then you take over everything i mean

00:37:56.540 imagine calling taking this out of the context of celebrities and you like call a plumber to come fix your

00:38:01.960 toilet and he's in there and he's like hey i'm actually going to reorganize your closet and you're

00:38:06.380 like no actually i'm good could you just fix the toilet and he's like no i'm here to be your dad i

00:38:10.900 want to be your dad now you're like no i don't i don't want you to be my dad i want you to fix the

00:38:13.920 toilet that's what i hired you for it's a job that i hired you for and he's like where's your baby i

00:38:17.780 want to hold the baby and burp the baby and you're like i don't need you to burp my baby you're not my

00:38:21.760 husband well i can be more i can be more than your plumber i can be your husband and you're going what's

00:38:26.460 going on why do i feel like i need to call the police why do i feel like i need to call

00:38:30.240 Brian Friedman. This is insane. What are you talking about? She genuinely is not aware of

00:38:36.380 how insane she sounds. And if you're wondering, like, hey, Blake, if you if you want to be that

00:38:42.000 person, if you want to be a director or if you want to be the writer, why don't you just go be

00:38:47.780 that? You're allowed to be a director. You're allowed to be a writer. Just write. Well, actually,

00:38:52.860 there's an answer to that. She had an interview, a written interview with Vogue that was released

00:38:58.000 in August of 2024. And here's what she said. OK, by the way, it's amazing that she still is able to be

00:39:03.820 a bit bratty in this email when somebody asks her a totally basic question about her baking because

00:39:08.220 she always speaks about her baking and it's all over her Instagram. But here's what she said to

00:39:12.560 the interview her. The interviewer writes, I ask if she writes. Blake tilts her head, suddenly curious.

00:39:17.780 She plays with the big blue ring on her finger. My husband did an interview where they asked,

00:39:23.120 what's something surprising that people don't know about your wife? And he said, it's that she's a

00:39:27.040 writer. She writes on every movie she works on. And the interviewer said, and the baking and the

00:39:32.900 baking, right? She's a great baker. It was just such an interesting moment. I don't know if it's

00:39:37.100 a female thing or not, but they always want to talk about the baking. And then the writer said,

00:39:41.680 I'm sorry I asked to bake together. I say a little abashed. I'm a little I'm a terrible baker.

00:39:46.240 And then she says, why did you ask about the writing? I say the question occurred to me the night

00:39:52.120 before. I had read about all of her creative endeavors and something that restlessness of something

00:39:56.840 about that restlessness felt familiar. Later, Feig will confirm that she worked to bring about her

00:40:01.860 vision for a character. She did work on her dialogue to make that happen, he will say admiringly,

00:40:07.320 and it just brought everything to life. I asked Lively if she would ever write something from

00:40:11.500 scratch. She considers this. She says, quote, a blank page is not nearly as exciting to me as starting

00:40:17.880 with the script and finding something people have overlooked, saying, no, no, no, there's something here.

00:40:22.760 To me, it's a treasure hunt. And so when I can see the treasure, then I get to be an archaeologist.

00:40:27.100 I get to excavate. I get to carve it out and find this thing and show people the value in it.

00:40:32.420 That, to me, is what I want to, can't say that last word, what I love. Okay. So she's essentially

00:40:39.300 saying, I like to just take over people's work. And that's insane. And that's crazy. And this is a

00:40:44.060 reason why I think in the future, people are just not going to work with her because it's starting to

00:40:47.060 add up. People are realizing that this is a pathology. And regarding Ryan Reynolds, I have

00:40:52.620 received, just to be clear, a ton of emails and tips about him, people that worked as his stunt

00:40:56.760 double, people that worked as Blake Lively's stunt double. And I'm trying to bring to the public what

00:41:01.940 I think is relevant in terms of this case. And I don't share everything because sometimes I think

00:41:06.320 it's just unfair. Like if somebody says, oh, I dated him 20 years ago, you know, he was majorly into

00:41:10.340 drugs. I've gotten these sorts of emails. I'm like, okay, well, 20 years ago, how old was he? 28. Is that

00:41:14.700 really relevant? Whatever. The saying that he smoked pot, by the way, to be clear there.

00:41:19.000 These sorts of things don't seem relevant to me. But this one I thought was relevant. And I'm going

00:41:22.680 to tell you why. It's because it is somebody that is sharing an experience from his childhood.

00:41:27.320 It is also somebody who has to be at least 70 years old in order to have been the drama teacher,

00:41:34.200 assuming a teacher is going to be about 20 years old if they're literally just starting their career

00:41:39.100 and had Ryan Reynolds in his class and felt the need to reach out.

00:41:43.720 And I think Ryan Reynolds' childhood is actually relevant because Ryan Reynolds himself oddly

00:41:49.380 interjected his childhood traumas into this entire thing. Remember in Deadpool, he's speaking about,

00:41:56.040 oh, like, I got to address my childhood traumas, like making fun of Justin Baldoni. But then there

00:42:01.100 was that really weird promo with his mom for It Ends With Us. And they started speaking about his

00:42:06.380 relationship with his dad and how he had unresolved issues with his dad. So let's take a listen to what he

00:42:13.580 says. I don't feel very comfortable asking this question. Nope. I got it. I'll get it. Here. I can

00:42:19.280 do that. You're not going to read it. I will then. Okay. Thank you. That's the one. It says Ryan would

00:42:24.860 love to have a new dad to have a catch. And I think he could really use a man in his life. Hugh is no

00:42:32.840 spring chicken anymore. Blink once for yes, or blink once for I'd love to be your new dad. He blinked. He blinked.

00:42:43.700 Is this hell? No, it's Iowa. That's from Field of Dreams. It's one of Ryan's favorite movies because he and his

00:42:51.700 late father had so much unresolved sadness. But pride got in the way and neither of them were able to find closure.

00:42:58.140 Ryan thinks Field of Dreams is a true story because he's on meth and that drug is super scary.

00:43:06.060 Mrs. Reynolds. Call me Blake. Oh, I could blow your mind, dog.

00:43:13.560 Okay. So it was very weird. And like I told you in past interviews, Ryan has spoken about this

00:43:18.400 like relationship with his father. And that's the reason why he's so insane and controlling. He's

00:43:23.600 spoken about how it made him a bit of a control freak because his dad used to yell or whatever.

00:43:27.780 Seems very clear if that's a circumstance Ryan is kind of becoming maybe taking on some elements of

00:43:31.520 his father. But this message arrived in my box and it's about his first drama teacher from when he was

00:43:37.060 13 years old. And I think it's interesting to share. And again, this is going to be a much older

00:43:41.280 person. I think that's relevant because there are two people who always tell the truth.

00:43:45.280 And that's senior citizens and toddlers. They just get to a place where they just constantly are

00:43:49.840 telling you the truth about everything and they don't care what anybody has to think about it or say

00:43:53.040 about it. And so this individual wrote this. I kind of I'm cutting off the person's name,

00:43:58.520 obviously, because I'm afraid Ryan Reynolds will go after him. It came in from Alberta, Canada.

00:44:03.680 He said, it may be an odd thing. I was his first acting teacher. True. Summer 1989. He was 12.

00:44:10.640 His parents had gone on a vacation. So grandparents he was left with had him for three weeks, as I recall.

00:44:16.820 After a week, they enrolled him in my classes, essentially, as I found out because they needed a break

00:44:21.500 from him. Then the first three days I had had enough. The other kids had had enough and their

00:44:26.000 parents were complaining because everything was about him. Self-centered, loud, sneaky, obnoxious,

00:44:32.320 narcissistic, unkind and deceitful. I spoke to the grandparents that he needed to abide by the

00:44:37.860 expectations or I'd punt him and give them a refund. The next day, same old. So I kicked him out.

00:44:44.420 Two days back with the grandparents, they begged me to take him back. So I said on a couple of

00:44:49.320 conditions, I drew up a, quote unquote, contract, essentially reiterating the initial expectations,

00:44:55.760 but adding so behavioral things I had noticed, some behavioral things I noticed that needed to

00:45:00.240 be addressed. And he had to write an apology letter to the class and either read to the class

00:45:05.100 or memorize it and present it to the class like a script. And if the other students said no, then no,

00:45:11.520 it would be. But I did hold the final say. I work with kids in mental health. I have for decades.

00:45:16.740 This was nothing new to me. So he returned. The kids were a bit shocked, but he was on probation.

00:45:21.640 And then he was asked, Ryan, is there something that you'd like to say to other students here?

00:45:25.440 Yes, if I may. He got up, audience of 15 plus kids, paper in hand. He glanced down at it,

00:45:31.500 started to read it, then stuttered, cleared his throat, swallowed, then started without the paper.

00:45:36.940 Tears started to well in his eyes. I'm so sorry that I, heavy breathing, selfishly stole time from you all

00:45:44.800 as Mr. David was trying to teach us all about acting and I made it about me. And I just want

00:45:50.280 to say that I will do my best to listen and we'll try really hard not to interrupt. Tears now. And

00:45:55.720 it's just that nobody really listens to me. So sniff, I will try, try, try my best to be better.

00:46:01.820 Sorry, full tears. The kids were on their feet over to give him a hug, et cetera. Can he come back to

00:46:07.120 our class, please? So I said, yes. A few minutes later, he passes by me and under his breath utters,

00:46:12.620 I was acting. It's very like scary. I don't know. So I stopped him from walking away and I whispered,

00:46:20.540 I know. I guess he had learned something, but there was a streak in him. I wouldn't trust him.

00:46:25.140 I didn't know if it was evil, insecurity, a ton, fear, psychopathy, arrogance, or just a sociopath,

00:46:30.900 but he was 12. He never says he took an acting course. He had turned, he turned 13 in October.

00:46:35.900 He had the it factor. I think I still have his first headshot in a box somewhere with a hundred other

00:46:40.540 kids that I taught. I just felt like I should share that. I don't know. That one, for some reason,

00:46:45.320 to me, first off, hits the fact that like there is some issues in his background or whatever,

00:46:50.320 which he has admitted in these weird skits. But the other thing was just like the ability to switch

00:46:54.660 on and to have a teacher who has a background in mental health, which I was able to confirm,

00:47:00.860 believing that there was some sort of a pathology that was driving that and that he's had that for a

00:47:04.820 very long time. Interesting enough to share weird. And I just feel like that's creepy to be like

00:47:11.820 crying in front of a class and turn a teacher and be like, I was acting. Everything that you just saw

00:47:16.380 was not real. It's just giving serial killer dressed as an actor. You know, I'm not saying

00:47:21.700 Ryan's a serial killer. I'm just saying like if he wasn't an actor, where would Ryan be? That's all

00:47:25.800 I'm saying. So anyways, that is enough about that. Also, we have A Simple Favor, which is coming up soon,

00:47:33.000 coming out. That is the sequel, A Simple Favor 2, featuring Anna Kendrick. There's a ton riding on

00:47:39.140 that. You know, the comments, people are enraged that this project is going forward. Poor Anna

00:47:45.000 Kendrick has nothing to do with anything. But it's going to be interesting to see what happens with

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00:49:50.340 going up through school. So everything's going to be there. I promise you. You guys can head to

00:49:55.460 CandaceOwens.com and sign up. And it is well worth it. Also, we had our first book club meeting

00:50:00.280 yesterday, which was amazing. 1,067 of you joined at CandaceOwens.com. And it just was amazing to just

00:50:06.700 know that I have a little tribe of people that I can just talk about conspiracy theories with.

00:50:10.340 That was very fun. If you'd like to join our book club, we are reading Chaos right now. It was just an

00:50:15.560 introductory first meeting. So you didn't miss too much other than me being excited to be there and

00:50:20.840 speaking about just that time and the place of what was going on in America when these Manson

00:50:25.560 murders took place and how this book ripped me into a new reality. So don't miss the opportunity to

00:50:31.620 join the book club. Head to CandaceOwens.com. Let's see what you guys are saying. Christina says,

00:50:38.560 please capitalize on all your new followers, Candace, and re-share the Balenciaga or re-highlight it or

00:50:46.440 draw attention to it. Anything. There are so many who aren't aware of the evil of that brand. So much

00:50:51.540 love for your hard work. Listen, girl, I am capitalizing, forget Balenciaga, all of Paris right

00:50:56.920 now in our Becoming Brigitte series, which actually includes these brands. LVMH, we've talked about

00:51:04.960 already. I have not yet gotten to Yves Saint Laurent. And it is insane when you learn what's

00:51:10.020 going on with these brands. It wasn't just Balenciaga. And I should have saved that. You're

00:51:14.680 right. Highlighted that on my reel. But there is so much more to talk about. And if you guys are not

00:51:19.100 yet invested in the Brigitte McCrone series, you should be. It's really amazing. I hate to say that

00:51:23.920 as my own work, but it is something that I was so drawn to. And it's not it actually isn't my own

00:51:28.060 work. That's kind of the point. You know, I'm just presenting what was the work of Xavier Poussard,

00:51:31.680 but it is all interconnected. I am telling you guys and just being shocked at the level of deceit

00:51:37.140 that a government can execute upon the people, similar to our theme of the book club. It wakes

00:51:42.500 us all up in a way that I think brings us all together. It's really important stuff.

00:51:47.080 Max writes, it's after 8 a.m. Thursday. Now, my mornings and weekdays are Michael Knows,

00:51:52.340 Matt Walsh, and then Candace. Just so you know, I am so much better than Michael Knows. And when you go

00:51:57.360 there, you tell him that I said that. That's I'm just kidding. That's all love. Michael Knows is

00:52:01.240 actually the godfather to my child. This is like, you know, the Catholic gang gang. Love

00:52:04.740 Matt Walsh. Love his family. Love Michael Knows. He writes, can't wait for you to visit Australia.

00:52:09.860 We have a gap in conservative thought since Tucker last last year, last year, was here last

00:52:14.980 year. I think you're trying to say bless you. I can't wait to be there either. And it's going

00:52:18.720 to be quite a big thing if we win in the Supreme Court of Australia, the High Court of Australia.

00:52:25.260 Yuka writes, God bless you from Japan. I just visited Tokyo this earlier last year. It

00:52:30.660 was October of last year. She writes, appreciating all that you do for speaking

00:52:34.260 out on the truth and the corruption of the world. Tokyo is a wonderful place. I had a

00:52:37.800 great time in Tokyo. Definitely a memorable trip that I had been wanting to do my entire

00:52:41.840 life. Becca writes, God bless you for your work. It always keeps me entertained. During

00:52:45.780 my daughter's nap time, top tier journalism. Thank you, Becca. Irma de Santiago writes, thank

00:52:51.560 you for supporting Justin. Please promote the release of his movie. His cut deserves to be

00:52:55.680 seen. He hasn't released it, so I can't promote it. But I have promoted everything else

00:53:00.000 that Wayfair has in the works, particularly the, I think it's I, Eleanor, Eleanor the Great

00:53:04.400 with Scarlett Johansson. I intend to go see that movie. So other than that, though, I don't know

00:53:10.100 what else I could be promoting of him other than justice for Justin Baldoni. Tanya writes,

00:53:14.480 God bless you, Candace, for speaking the truth about Gaza and for being a good human. Thank you

00:53:18.260 so much. Yes, I use my platform to speak out about what's happening in Gaza because I'm not okay

00:53:22.140 with what our government is doing, how our government has engaged in this left and right,

00:53:26.120 has been deceitful to the people. And we are being lied to by the mainstream media about what

00:53:30.560 what the Gazans have gone through and have been going through for a very long time.

00:53:34.560 Caroline York writes, is Gaza the biggest transaction ever? Are those climate disasters

00:53:38.680 related with the smart cities more control? I love Melania. She's the best. Thank you,

00:53:42.980 Candace, for everything. Christ is king. Yes. Treating human beings like real estate. I believe that

00:53:47.380 this was all a part of the plan, including October 7th, given the commentary that we can go back

00:53:53.460 and watch Bibi Netanyahu before October 7th ever took place of him saying that we need to deliver

00:53:58.320 a pain that is so hardcore to the Palestinians. They won't want to return. And to hear him say this

00:54:04.940 stuff and say, cut off the cameras, lets you know that this is like everything that we're watching

00:54:09.040 right now is just a show. And this was always the final intention, I think, to simply ethnically

00:54:15.580 cleanse the region. And I'm not okay with it. Reality T writes, this is wild. Thank you,

00:54:20.700 Queen Candace. We have literally left the circus and entered the zoo. At least at the circus,

00:54:25.360 the animals are trained. Also, did Khaleesi's dragon unalive her in the end? You know, it didn't end

00:54:31.760 well. Her lover actually unalived her in the end. And that's not, I don't want that for her. Actually,

00:54:37.640 we should not even think about that because Ryan Reynolds makes me very nervous. He makes me very

00:54:42.400 nervous. Can't explain it. I am unnerved by Ryan Reynolds and his behavior throughout all of this,

00:54:48.160 seeing and reading his text messages. We're like, it's like a little too close to the celebrity

00:54:52.820 fire. By the way, prediction, Taylor Swift is now going to disappear. She's going to disappear.

00:54:57.960 And I hope Brian, I hope that Brian Friedman calls her because I'm telling you she had more

00:55:02.540 involvement than she is letting on. She's not innocent in this. I just am reading the tea leaves

00:55:07.900 there. And I think that she helped them significantly. And if she gets subpoenaed, it's going to be very

00:55:12.940 problematic for her and her brand. Anyways, you guys, that is it. We will see you guys

00:55:17.880 tomorrow. We'll be jumping back into the Becoming Brigitte series. It is not too late to start that

00:55:22.240 series. I am telling you, it is extremely compelling. You'll be into it. Also, if you want to support us,

00:55:27.660 you can now buy Make Him a Sandwich, my sophomore book. Super exciting. You can just hand to

00:55:33.560 CandiceOwens.com and you will get a discount if you get it now while it's on pre-sale. Better to buy

00:55:38.580 it now when it's cheaper than when it's full sale. Totally agree. All right, guys. See you tomorrow.

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