Candace Owens - Shannon Sharpe Out At ESPN. I Taylor Swift Subpoena Incoming. ｜ Candace Ep 182

00:00:00.000 All right, you guys, today is sadly the last solo episode of the podcast, meaning this is the last show with just me hosting.

00:00:08.220 Next week, I will have one more joint goodbye episode with Ian Carroll, so definitely look out for that.

00:00:14.300 What do I have for you guys today? There's so many things that we should be talking about in the world.

00:00:17.400 First and foremost, Shannon Sharp is officially out at ESPN, as we predicted yesterday would likely happen.

00:00:24.040 So his earlier words toward me are not, in fact, aging well.

00:00:28.360 Also, Jojo Siwa is apparently no longer a lesbian, so her earlier words toward me are not aging well.

00:00:37.080 Definitely have some final updates for you guys in the Blake Lively lawsuit.

00:00:41.560 Subpoenas are, in fact, incoming, plus some lawsuit changes are coming as well.

00:00:47.260 And we should also talk about the war that is pending very briefly.

00:00:52.320 Iran, that is something that you should know before I go on maternity leave.

00:00:55.360 But first, a fun challenge for you guys, OK?

00:00:58.360 A multiple choice question, if you will.

00:01:01.040 Many will enter, few will win.

00:01:02.320 Are you guys ready?

00:01:03.600 Who said this?

00:01:05.560 Quote, let's talk about flower sprinkles, because I think it speaks to the tiny moments of joy

00:01:12.380 that are so effortless and just create a little bit of magic.

00:01:17.860 End quote.

00:01:18.780 Flower sprinkles.

00:01:19.760 Who said that?

00:01:20.520 Was it A, my toddler daughter this morning asking me to bake cupcakes?

00:01:25.420 Was it B, Meghan Markle discussing baking?

00:01:29.280 Was it C, Blake Lively discussing baking?

00:01:32.340 Or was it D, Katy Perry, who was totally baked, coming down from that blue origin high?

00:01:38.360 The answer is going to surprise you.

00:01:39.740 So welcome back to Candace. 0.70

00:01:41.280 I'm going to have my producer drop that poll in right now on YouTube to see if you guys can guess it.

00:02:00.400 A, my toddler, B, Meghan Markle, C, Blake Lively or D, Katy Perry.

00:02:05.100 All right, guys.

00:02:06.100 A lot going on, you know, running late.

00:02:07.860 You have no idea how much happens between when I wake up and the show.

00:02:13.400 My PR agent is messaging me.

00:02:15.080 There are so many people working on hit pieces on me at every hour of the day.

00:02:19.520 It is strange.

00:02:20.680 It just defies logic.

00:02:22.240 What is there left to be said?

00:02:24.300 What is there left to say about me?

00:02:26.340 Guardian dropped theirs this morning.

00:02:28.180 They're talking about the woman's sphere.

00:02:30.140 Look at this.

00:02:30.720 Me, Brett Cooper are apparently colluding or didn't know, take over the woman's sphere or something.

00:02:36.920 The title of the article is Now Comes the Woman's Sphere.

00:02:40.700 It's worse than the manosphere.

00:02:42.480 The anti-feminist media telling women to be thin, fertile and Republican.

00:02:48.200 I don't know if that is how you guys would sum up my podcast, me yelling at you to be thin, fertile and Republican.

00:02:52.960 I'd like to hear your thoughts on that.

00:02:54.600 And then simultaneously, GQ is working on a hit piece.

00:02:57.600 Jared Holt, one of these Israeli media assassin type people, is working on a biographical hit piece.

00:03:04.920 They hit us with like 15 questions this morning.

00:03:07.120 They were so absurd.

00:03:08.220 They were just so absurd.

00:03:09.060 It's like, can we find any lie in her background?

00:03:12.160 They're like, we noticed you said once that you dropped out of college because of student loans.

00:03:16.260 We could find no evidence of this.

00:03:18.900 But then later that you finished college, we could find no. 1.00

00:03:22.100 It's like so dumb. 0.99

00:03:23.080 Like who lies about stuff like this? 1.00

00:03:25.480 I don't have to lie to you guys.

00:03:26.520 I'm just so not perfect that everything out there you can find.

00:03:31.060 They're like, you said you worked in private equity.

00:03:32.920 We can't find the name of the firm you worked at for four years.

00:03:35.720 Well, look harder.

00:03:37.340 I mean, it's just it's just so overdone.

00:03:40.660 And I'm just glad that we're moving towards a place where we just don't care anymore with the media rights.

00:03:44.640 And I actually kind of find them to be quite pleasant and funny these days, to be honest with you.

00:03:49.000 So confession, confession for you all.

00:03:52.460 I got to tell you, deep down, I wasn't so sure is what I would say back in 2000, 2015 to 16, was it when Hillary Clinton was running?

00:04:01.900 And everybody was like blaring out this message.

00:04:05.220 The future is female. 1.00

00:04:06.700 Remember this?

00:04:07.120 The future is female, they said. 0.95

00:04:08.800 And I just kind of quietly sat back and said, I don't know about that.

00:04:13.140 I have questions.

00:04:14.400 I always have questions.

00:04:15.620 I have so many questions.

00:04:16.560 What does it mean?

00:04:17.240 Where are we going?

00:04:18.600 And now we are in the future.

00:04:21.300 And it is a lot of females. 0.99

00:04:22.900 And they are doing and saying a lot of female things. 0.91

00:04:25.900 And so I just am wondering if other ladies are feeling so certain about this future that we are barreling toward that is female.

00:04:33.760 Because there's a lot of things that we're saying, maybe too much.

00:04:37.820 I had this commenter yesterday on YouTube.

00:04:40.480 I was like, read your comments.

00:04:41.360 I'm very engaged.

00:04:42.340 I'm one of those people that actually runs my own social media accounts, which isn't like nobody does that.

00:04:47.800 They never think I do.

00:04:48.660 I think there's somebody managing it.

00:04:49.820 And I was reading your YouTube comments, and I was convinced that this commenter was lying when she wrote this on YouTube.

00:04:58.000 This is a comment.

00:05:00.140 Remarkable wrote, the last time Candace spoke about this Katy Perry mission, and she showed one of the articles written about it, I think before the trip took place, and the women were going on about how they were bringing glam to space.

00:05:11.720 We must be glam.

00:05:12.700 Candace didn't read this part.

00:05:13.880 But there in the article, it said that one of the women wanted to make sure that her hairstyle would survive no gravity, so she went to Dubai and went skydiving to test out her hairdo and was happy to see that it would survive her little space trip. 0.99

00:05:29.200 These people are ridiculous.

00:05:31.020 Again, I just assumed this was just a random person trolling, and I just briefly checked, and it turns out that that commenter was not lying at all. 0.98

00:05:38.380 The space ladies, the spice ladies, space ladies, gave an interview to Elle magazine, and it is true.

00:05:46.660 Alicia Bowe and Amanda Nyen, I don't know how to say her last name.

00:05:51.180 I'm sorry.

00:05:52.240 They actually said this in an interview to Elle.

00:05:54.660 They said, quote, the all-female crew of the New Shepard said they plan to be glamorous in space and not to be ashamed about it.

00:06:02.860 They said, quote, I think it's so important for people to see us like that.

00:06:06.140 The dichotomy of engineers and scientists and then beauty and fashion, because we contain multitudes.

00:06:12.560 Women are multitudes. 1.00

00:06:14.780 I'm going to be wearing lipstick, Bowe said, that she took the hairstyle she plans to wear on the flight on a test run skydiving in Dubai, saying, quote, I also wanted to test out my hair and make sure that it was okay.

00:06:31.980 Space is going to finally be glam, added Katy Perry.

00:06:36.840 Just, I don't know.

00:06:38.180 That's just, I can't believe that was actually said in an interview, and they're surprised that there has been so much backlash.

00:06:43.960 I don't even know if that's what Hillary Clinton had in mind. 1.00

00:06:45.860 I just know that there's a lot happening in female land. 1.00

00:06:49.940 I woke up this morning, and I had a text message from Brett Cooper.

00:06:53.080 She randomly chose violence and decided to send me this wonderful excerpt, which was taken from Time Magazine's 100 Most Influential People Summit, because they have that, I guess, apparently.

00:07:05.060 They invite everybody who's so powerful and brave and fierce.

00:07:07.980 And it took place yesterday in New York City.

00:07:10.860 So this event, as you can imagine, is billed as all of the top bosses, the lady bosses, the male bosses, the people that are the most futuristic, female-ist people ever.

00:07:22.280 And so naturally, Meghan Markle was there, and she was being interviewed by Jessica Sibley, who was the CEO of Time.

00:07:31.860 And they had a pretty important discussion, but I'm going to first see how you guys voted, because it was indeed Meghan Markle.

00:07:41.180 Oh, you guys got it right, 46%.

00:07:44.300 The sprinkle lady, the CEOs, this is how they were speaking.

00:07:50.020 And they decided to have her on stage to speak about flower sprinkles, and it wasn't my daughter.

00:07:53.980 And I don't know why.

00:07:55.560 It should have been my daughter, but it wasn't my daughter who said this.

00:07:57.820 Take a listen.

00:07:58.980 Give me some tips.

00:07:59.860 What should I ask Meghan?

00:08:00.760 You don't need tips.

00:08:01.880 Oh.

00:08:02.380 You're doing great.

00:08:03.060 I always need tips.

00:08:05.180 And she said flower sprinkles. 0.76

00:08:07.560 Oh, my gosh.

00:08:08.840 Talk about flower sprinkles. 0.94

00:08:10.620 You would think, it's like a little fairy, if I could just be tossing them around all the time.

00:08:16.700 The obsession that has come with flower sprinkles, I was not expecting.

00:08:19.740 Explain to this audience who might not have watched the show yet.

00:08:23.020 Yet.

00:08:23.480 About flower sprinkles.

00:08:24.800 So, I just, it sounds so, of all things to be talking about for Time 100, let's talk about flower sprinkles.

00:08:31.100 But let's, because I think it speaks to the tiny moments of joy that are so effortless,

00:08:38.540 and just create a little bit of magic that we're all craving in our everyday.

00:08:44.820 They're tiny little flower petals that are dried.

00:08:47.220 I started putting them on salads.

00:08:49.920 I started putting them on scrambled eggs.

00:08:52.380 It didn't actually matter.

00:08:53.960 On a yogurt parfait.

00:08:55.460 The level of charm that you find people have when they see these tiny little dried petals

00:09:01.840 is something I can't fully wrap my head around, but I appreciate that there is a love for the detail

00:09:09.380 and the small level of delight that can be added.

00:09:13.260 So, take flower sprinkles really as an analogy and think about what you could do in your everyday life

00:09:18.600 that can just have a little splash of magic on unexpected moments.

00:09:24.220 I genuinely am aspiring to be that rich in life.

00:09:27.740 There is nothing I hate about that.

00:09:29.560 I love it.

00:09:30.080 I love it so much.

00:09:30.840 I want to be that rich in life where, like, my day comes down to magic and flower sprinkles

00:09:36.000 because it's like, it is kind of like the lifestyle of my toddler, my two-year-old,

00:09:39.660 where, like, nothing, everything's free, everything's perfect, everything's amazing,

00:09:43.300 and so you can just focus on rainbows and sprinkles and colors and say,

00:09:47.660 I want, I want, I want.

00:09:48.800 And that's wonderful.

00:09:49.520 I love that.

00:09:50.660 Anyways, we know also on that 100-time most influential list was Blake Lively.

00:09:54.720 We discussed this a few days ago, and I have long made the argument that she should have been included.

00:09:59.460 She's been incredibly influential this year, definitely influential for my podcast,

00:10:02.880 many other people's podcasts, not in the ways, perhaps, that she had imagined.

00:10:06.820 But she, the sham lawsuit really was a piece of her finest work.

00:10:11.640 We obviously covered that extensively earlier this week,

00:10:14.300 essentially finding a way to get around due process in a very creative way

00:10:18.960 by filing a fake lawsuit, giving it to a friend lawyer,

00:10:23.280 having that friend lawyer demand text messages that you wouldn't have gotten otherwise.

00:10:27.480 A judge would not have likely approved for Jennifer Abel's phone to have been stolen,

00:10:33.000 but they were creative and stole an employee's phone. 0.99

00:10:36.180 Well, I can tell you guys an update on that is this is now going to change the nature of a lot

00:10:40.780 of these lawsuits because internet sleuths have unearthed that lawsuit.

00:10:44.860 Like I said, I'm wondering if it's going to rise to the level of criminality,

00:10:48.060 but it's definitely going to transform the lawsuits against the New York Times and against

00:10:52.500 Stephanie Jones, and those filings are going to be imminent,

00:10:54.940 so you can expect those tomorrow. And the subpoenas, you've probably seen in the news

00:10:59.460 that subpoenas are in fact going out to Hugh Jackman. Thank you. I did not say Hugh Hefman.

00:11:06.340 I'm so proud of myself. To Hugh Jackman and to Taylor Swift. And I love it. I really do feel

00:11:11.960 like 2025 has just been this game of karma, and a lot of people are being exposed for who they actually

00:11:17.660 are. People that were kind of put on a high pedestal. Taylor Swift's subpoena is supposed

00:11:22.560 to be going out next week, so likely won't hear about it until the week after that. But I just think

00:11:29.060 the public is going to be completely shattered. Their image of Taylor Swift is going to be shattered

00:11:34.940 once these tech messages become public, because I have never bought the good girl thing that she

00:11:41.200 pitches. I've just heard way too many things about her in Hollywood. I've heard way too many things

00:11:44.980 about her team. And the victimhood thing is something that she kind of got addicted to when

00:11:49.840 she saw how much adoration she received after Kanye jumped on stage and took her trophy. And then

00:11:55.880 people were kind of were like, oh my God, this poor victim. And she kind of got addicted to the victim

00:12:00.020 narrative. That's what I'm told. It's going to get very interesting. I wanted to also quickly in just

00:12:06.660 another celebrity update land, mention the fact that I've never really understood why so many

00:12:10.580 celebrities hate me. I don't feel like I'm doing anything wrong. I have had a long line of beef

00:12:15.620 with a lot of celebrities who I'm generally rooting for. I want to be clear. It's just that I don't buy

00:12:20.840 a lot of the Hollywood acts and I can see through them. And there's no greater example of that than

00:12:25.240 the beef that transpired between me and JoJo Siwa back when I was working for the Daily Wire. Now,

00:12:30.500 I want to say this. I lovingly started it by suggesting that JoJo Siwa was just a little bit lost,

00:12:38.840 and I didn't believe that she was a lesbian. I said, I watched this little girl on Dance Moms. 1.00

00:12:44.200 She was incredibly talented. I enjoyed watching her. She obviously had the it factor. People go to

00:12:49.860 Hollywood and they lose a little bit of themselves. And it seemed to me that she was quite injured and

00:12:54.620 lashing out. And so I guess, like I said, I lovingly started it by saying that, you know,

00:13:02.280 I have this theory that this is why we need to bring back cigarettes. When we were kids back in the

00:13:07.980 80s, I grew up in the 90s, but in the 80s, a lot of people smoked cigarettes, right? And I think

00:13:13.020 adolescence, as I have said many times, is a natural phase for children to go through. It's

00:13:18.120 a natural phase to want to be nothing like your parents and to experiment with doing bad things.

00:13:22.600 Once upon a time, people had cigarettes and they smoked cigarettes in high school.

00:13:26.940 Now we have transformed into a world where people can like change their, experiment with their gender

00:13:31.900 and, you know, say that there are all these sorts of letters that they are and I'm actually

00:13:36.940 LB, whatever it is. But typically it's just like I'm in an adolescent phase and I'm crying for

00:13:41.560 attention. And I felt in my heart and in my soul that that was the situation with Jojo Siwa when

00:13:46.480 she was like being a lesbian too hard. Like she just every time she spoke, it was about being a 1.00

00:13:51.340 lesbian. It would be weird if every time I spoke, I was just, I want you guys to know how straight I

00:13:55.400 am, like how heterosexual. I am so heterosexual. I am just the most heterosexual person.

00:14:01.240 And you'd probably go, why do I feel like she's not heterosexual? That's how I felt about Jojo

00:14:04.700 Siwa. And she didn't like that. Here's a clip of what I said about Jojo Siwa very quickly and I'll

00:14:10.040 show you how she responded. I don't believe Jojo Siwa is a lesbian, by the way. I want to state that 0.98

00:14:14.800 very clearly. I do believe that she's desperate for attention. And she got on X and this is how she

00:14:20.080 replied to me. And this episode, again, this was about, I don't know, April 2023. So this was two years

00:14:26.560 ago. She wrote, I haven't watched the video yet, but if it has anything to do with your

00:14:31.040 caption, respectfully back the F off. I said, is she lying about being a lesbian? Okay, cool. 0.90

00:14:37.780 Well, we are one step closer to Jojo Siwa and admitting that I was right because here,

00:14:44.040 here's also a clip of her saying that she would never speak to me because of this infraction.

00:14:47.340 Take a listen.

00:14:48.500 Five people that I will not be having on Jojo Siwa now. Candace Owens, I think it's pretty

00:14:52.660 self-explanatory. Her and I do not fuck with each other. She wasn't going after me. She was going 1.00

00:14:56.720 after a whole community of people and that's not okay. All I did was say that I didn't believe

00:15:02.000 that she was a lesbian and it looks like I'm correct. Here is the headline in the Daily Mail. 0.99

00:15:06.740 Jojo Siwa says she has realized she is not a lesbian. It's just fantastic. It ages well. 1.00

00:15:13.860 So my episodes does age well. And the reason why this transpired, the backstory is now she's on 0.64

00:15:19.720 Celebrity Big Brother, which is a show in the UK. And apparently she's flirting with a guy.

00:15:25.880 And I've got a guy that she's flirting with, a flirty friendship with some guy named Chris Hughes.

00:15:30.560 So she has to redefine her sexuality and pretend that, well, I'm not a lesbian. I'm queer,

00:15:36.560 which is all encompassing. I can be anything that I want at any time. And so that's what she's

00:15:41.920 saying. Take a listen.

00:15:42.740 I've always told myself I'm a lesbian, but I think you think being here, I've realized,

00:15:49.060 oh no, I'm not lesbian. I'm queer. And I think that's really cool. I'm switching letters.

00:15:54.400 You're a queer. 1.00

00:15:56.700 All roads lead to Candace, Jojo Siwa. All roads lead to Candace. We'll sit down one day when you 1.00

00:16:02.320 realize that you're, you know, you were just going through an adolescent phase. Anyways,

00:16:05.760 I find that to be kind of annoying, right? And I think in general, when I think about why I cringe a

00:16:10.820 little bit when people say the future is female is because I think as a woman, we suffer a lot

00:16:15.600 with analysis paralysis, right? We don't do well when there are too many options. Our brains kind

00:16:21.820 of want all of them. That's kind of my show. I kind of just talk about everything, politics,

00:16:25.380 pop culture, history, psychology. And everybody knows what happens when women go into Target 1.00

00:16:31.120 and we swear we're getting just one thing. And then we leave Target and we have like kayaks and

00:16:36.300 canoes and we were just supposed to get soap, you know? So I'm not saying I don't want the future

00:16:40.020 to be female. I'm just saying that we should think about the future maybe being something

00:16:44.540 else. And I'm going to vote African. I'm feeling African. I want the future to be African. I would

00:16:50.840 love, I would pay any sum of money to have the guy, the notorious man who sat down in 2012

00:17:00.440 in Uganda. Remember that Ugandan interview? If you have not seen it, this is the greatest

00:17:05.520 interview that's ever happened from 2012 on a morning news show known as the Morning

00:17:11.120 Breeze in Uganda, where he legitimately in Africa, because it's just different there.

00:17:16.700 And they look at us and just think Americans have lost their minds. They just got too many 1.00

00:17:21.340 options. They just everyone's crazy. They can't so many options. They can't think straight.

00:17:24.920 They're buying kayaks at Target. We don't have so many options. And so we're thinking straighter

00:17:29.520 and things make more sense. Anyways, this African broadcaster was interviewing a woman who identified

00:17:35.400 as a lesbian. And it's still the greatest bit of TV that you will ever watch in your life. 0.99

00:17:40.700 Take a listen.

00:17:42.120 We bring in the studio this morning, one of the gay rights activists, Mr. Should I call

00:17:48.300 you Mr.? Pepe Julian Onzima. Thank you for coming in.

00:17:52.260 Thank you for having me.

00:17:53.160 Good morning. Why are you gay? 1.00

00:17:54.880 Who says I'm gay? 1.00

00:17:58.460 You are gay. You are transgender. 1.00

00:18:01.140 What shows that I'm gay? 0.99

00:18:02.540 You are transgender. And you're gay rights activists and an outspoken lesbian? Homosexual? 0.94

00:18:11.720 How can I describe you? 0.99

00:18:15.400 Sorry. It's just transgender? A lesbian? How can I describe you? Homosexual? 1.00

00:18:23.060 Homosexual? I want the black pope. This is what's going to happen. It's going to be the 1.00

00:18:29.480 African Inquisition. And that guy is going to go around houses and he's just going to 0.93

00:18:34.300 be... Why are you gay? You are gay. Sentencing just like that. Transgender? Homosexual? How can 1.00

00:18:43.280 I describe you? Okay? That's what I'm rooting for. I'm rooting for the African Inquisition. 1.00

00:18:48.320 And I would pay, when I say any sum of money, to watch him interview Jojo Siwa and have her

00:18:53.860 explain to him that she's now queer and not lesbian. I mean, I would crawl over broken glass 1.00

00:18:59.000 to make that happen. And that's all I'm going to do in terms of updating you guys on what's

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00:21:02.720 would say. Very, very fast. Mr. Shannon Sharp. He is officially out at ESPN. We said yesterday that

00:21:13.220 this was likely to happen because with these sorts of contracts, you know, millions and millions of

00:21:19.500 dollars, they can and usually do include a morality clause, which, as I explained yesterday, just means

00:21:25.900 just be a decent human being in your personal life, too, and don't bring the company any embarrassment,

00:21:30.320 meaning like, you know, don't be caught at a strip club smacking booty cheeks that are $25,000 per 1.00

00:21:37.120 cheek. And he wasn't at a strip club, but he was his tech messages had been revealed. And it's quite

00:21:43.760 embarrassing for ESPN. So he used to be on first take and now they are putting that on ice. Now,

00:21:49.620 tempting for me, obviously, given the fact that despite me never meeting this man and having done

00:21:55.380 absolutely nothing to this man, he truly had a moment of glee and happiness and encouraged people

00:22:01.720 not to work with or speak to me when I got fired from Daily Wire last year. Literally, we are talking

00:22:08.820 about almost exactly a year ago, which is insane, just over a year ago, reminding you of what Shannon

00:22:14.580 Sharp said as he was dancing on my grave. Candace has given y'all her blood to kiss for two decades 1.00

00:22:22.320 in a moment. What are they doing? They can't fire me. They can't fire me. The hell you say? Now look at her. 0.98

00:22:35.960 Tempting. That's how it started. I mean, imagine just cheersing. Like, cheers to Candace being fired. 1.00

00:22:41.860 She did nothing to us, did nothing to us at all, never said anything about us. Yeah, that was how

00:22:46.200 it started. This is how it's going. Here's the NBC headline. He is stepping down from ESPN in the

00:22:51.400 wake of a sexual assault lawsuit. Now, I think first and foremost, this really is a lesson not to take

00:22:56.140 any amount of pleasure and glee in the suffering of people, especially people who you don't know and

00:23:01.860 have never wronged you. That's just a very strange thing to do. Like, I don't know why we would be

00:23:06.040 celebrating people suffering. That's not something we clink glasses to. And like I said, it seems

00:23:11.420 especially egregious when nothing, no one's done anything to you. But there is some accidental

00:23:19.360 hilarity in this situation. And I, and by the way, I don't take any, like, I obviously have given you

00:23:24.680 my opinion on this. I do not think that the rape element is true. I do think that he has been behaving

00:23:31.140 sloppily. And so that has caught up with him. And I understand ESPN's decision here. But the

00:23:37.060 accidental hilarity that happened in this situation is that how it's, it's the manner in which Shannon

00:23:42.640 chose to make the announcement regarding CNN. So he took a screenshot of a text message, which

00:23:48.020 clearly had to have been written by someone else, maybe his lawyer or his PR team. It wasn't written

00:23:51.580 by him. And then he shared it onto X. So people were laughing at him going, you're not supposed to

00:23:55.640 share. You're supposed to make it sound like it actually was written by you. Here's what he wrote

00:23:59.020 when he shared the news. He said, my statement is found here. And this is the truth. The relationship in

00:24:04.400 question was 100% consensual. At this juncture, I am electing to step aside temporarily for my ESPN

00:24:10.360 duties. I will be devoting this time to my family and responding and dealing with these false and

00:24:14.820 disruptive allegations set against me. I plan to return to ESPN at the start of the NFL preseason.

00:24:20.500 I sincerely appreciate the overwhelming and ongoing support I have received from my family, fans,

00:24:25.380 friends, and colleagues. Shannon Sharp. Okay, not the whole truth. You always have to kind of read in

00:24:30.960 between the lines with these statements. PR people, lawyers are involved. They're trying to kind

00:24:34.380 massage the situation and make it look the best that it can possibly look given the circumstances.

00:24:39.200 Well, Deadline, which tends to have a major in on sports-related drama, is reporting that,

00:24:46.260 whether or not Sharp returns to first take in subsequent weeks is TBD, but also whether or not

00:24:52.340 he returns at all is TBD. And they instantly heard from an ESPN spokesperson who told Deadline this.

00:25:00.340 They said, quote, this is a serious situation and we agree with Shannon's decision to step away.

00:25:05.720 So it appears the truth is that Shannon Sharp essentially quit before he was fired. He wanted

00:25:09.740 to avoid people kind of laughing at him or saying he was fired and also kind of have a little more

00:25:15.140 control over his own destiny. But this was likely they were going to say to him, look, it's been too

00:25:20.320 much. You were caught in the act on Instagram by accident. Now we've got these messages. We don't know

00:25:26.180 how much more she has. We kind of want to save ourselves the embarrassment of any more things

00:25:30.740 that are happening. And it's just you don't want any employee that's doing that much and taking

00:25:34.680 away from the company. So that makes sense to me. It makes all sense to me. Again, I don't wish him

00:25:39.420 bad. I wish that I hope that he finds happiness. I don't particularly take him to be a happy or a

00:25:45.400 well-rounded person. And I think his behavior illustrates that his behavior in privacy, but also in

00:25:51.700 public, the way that he treats people on his podcast, you have to not be happy and whole to

00:25:56.980 just enjoy and take joy in other people's suffering. So, you know, if you're a fan of Shannon Sharp,

00:26:02.920 pray for Shannon Sharp. That is easy as that. I do want to also get to something very serious

00:26:08.800 because we're not going to have this podcast. And obviously, the Zionists are just very happy for a 0.95

00:26:13.940 few weeks to get a break here. And it's because I have obviously very much exposed to you guys things

00:26:19.000 that are very important. And I just think that people always think freedom is a guarantee and

00:26:23.660 that it could never happen in America. We have no memory of slavery. We have no memory of us not

00:26:29.400 having the ability to express ourselves. And these things can happen overnight. And then very quickly,

00:26:34.640 you can have all your freedoms taken away. And that's kind of, by the way, the lesson of 9-11.

00:26:38.160 You don't even you have no memory of freedom when it comes to the time of going to the airport and

00:26:44.760 being able to just like walk through. Like you see these movies where people like getting off the

00:26:48.600 plane and people are holding signs for them. That used to be America. We used to be more free.

00:26:53.560 And then we got governed post 9-11. And it's really important to recognize that we are kind of facing

00:26:59.480 one of these crises again. It's why I've been really pressing my thumb on making people to understand,

00:27:04.660 helping people understand that all of these rabid claims of anti-Semitism are trying to distract you

00:27:09.180 from the fact that we are losing a lot of our freedoms to this unholy alliance that we have

00:27:14.320 with Israel and our politicians being blackmailed and bought by them. And, you know, so much 0.83

00:27:18.460 evidence of that over the years, never getting the Epstein files, JFK files. I mean, it's all a 0.58

00:27:23.280 nonsense. And there have been journalists that have been so brave on the left and the right in exposing

00:27:30.080 this. And I don't think there's been anyone more brave than Glenn Greenwald. He is absolutely

00:27:35.600 fantastic. If you're looking for something or someone to watch while I am gone to know about

00:27:39.400 what is happening in the world, Glenn Greenwald's system update is what I watch. And what's funny

00:27:44.540 is we're on opposite side of the political aisles. And I just he's honest and he tells people the

00:27:49.680 truth and stands up to Israel. He really does. And I wanted to show you this because what is 0.72

00:27:55.560 happening, obviously, is this war in Iran has been planned for a very long time. I was saying this 0.70

00:28:00.060 years ago, if you look at my old content, that Israel wants war with Iran, Bibi Netanyahu wants,

00:28:04.760 Bibi Netanyahu gets. And so right now they're playing this game of pretending once again that

00:28:09.760 there's like weapons of mass destruction. It's literally Iraq 2.0 weapons of mass destruction. 0.91

00:28:15.020 But in reality, what they want is a regime change. And your children are going to have to fight these

00:28:21.120 wars or suffer these consequences, depending on how old they are. This is a time where we get to revisit

00:28:25.800 9-11, right? What are their lessons learned? That the neocons and the war state, they perpetually

00:28:31.580 lie to us about everything to get us to comply with it. And we should be resisting it. And Glenn

00:28:37.680 Greenwald just kind of breaks down what's actually happening behind the scenes where they don't

00:28:42.800 really want peace. They're not really concerned about armament. They just want a regime change

00:28:47.400 in Iran because what Israel wants, Israel gets. Take a listen. 0.69

00:28:51.220 One of the points Dan Caldwell made is that Trump absolutely is committed to the diplomatic resolution.

00:28:58.700 He does not want to cast aside the possibility of diplomacy in pursuit of war, even though people

00:29:06.140 like Tom Cotton and Lindsey Graham, all the usual suspects, Mike Walz, Mark Rubio are encouraging that.

00:29:13.000 He's saying, I think we can do a deal that will result in assurances that Iran will not get a nuclear 0.86

00:29:18.760 weapon. And a lot of the hardest core neocons, the most fanatical Israel loyalists are going insane

00:29:25.220 because the idea of stopping Iran's nuclear program is the pretext. What these people want is a change

00:29:35.380 in the regime in Iran. They want to go back to installing the Shah of Iran's monarchy that they

00:29:45.000 reinstalled back in 1954. And the Shah of Iran's son thinks he's the legitimate ruler of Iran.

00:29:51.760 They want to put him back into office. Dan Caldwell called him the ultimate fail son.

00:29:59.040 You may remember the Iraq war, the exact same strategies. They had a bunch of like Iraqi exiles 1.00

00:30:04.260 who had no connection to the Iraqi people, hadn't lived there for 40 years. People like Ahmed Shemaldi,

00:30:08.840 Shemaldi, who was going to float in and govern Iraq once they got rid of Saddam as a U.S. puppet,

00:30:17.960 a puppet of neocons, a puppet of Israel, just like the Shah of Iran was. That is still their plan.

00:30:22.300 That is the real goal, to scare Americans about Iran's nuclear program as a pretext for changing the regime 0.79

00:30:29.260 of Iran. Here's Mark Dubowitz from one of the most neoconservative think tanks in Washington,

00:30:34.640 giving up the game because he's scared that Trump is going to succeed in diplomacy. He says,

00:30:39.920 quote, the Islamic Republic is weaker than ever, hated by most Iranians, meaning we're going to 1.00

00:30:45.200 be welcomed as liberators. Same thing we heard in Iraq. Hammered by the IDF and Mossad, its terror

00:30:50.280 armies, air defenses, missile production capabilities are in ruins. Never a better time to dismantle its

00:30:57.340 new program and finish off the regime. Will another POTUS blink? Meaning, will Trump be too scared to

00:31:05.000 send Americans to go die for a regime change war in Iran, notwithstanding the utter and complete and 0.77

00:31:12.240 total failure of regime change wars in the Middle East over the last 25 years, at least failure from

00:31:17.820 the American perspective, not necessarily from the Israeli one? No, it's been remarkably successful

00:31:24.140 from the Israeli perspective. America becomes more dilapidated. We are essentially a slave colony 0.79

00:31:29.280 to Israel. They've just been extending their territory, spending money because they're protected

00:31:34.340 under AIPAC and allowed to be able to do that to influence the conversations and to smear anybody

00:31:39.100 that is starting to realize that and waking up and asking meaningful questions about this strange

00:31:44.180 relationship that we have, where they're abusive to us. They openly mock us. They openly say that they

00:31:49.800 use anti-Semitism as a weapon to control us. They openly say that people who stand up to them are

00:31:55.140 going to face consequences. I mean, these are Bibi Netanyahu's own words, that they can control

00:32:00.420 speech in America. And America is something that can be manipulated easily with money. And you got to

00:32:06.720 wake up to this because I am telling you that freedom is precious and I am not liking what I'm seeing

00:32:12.000 happening on college campuses. I've spoken out. I've used my platform as much as I can to illustrate

00:32:17.620 how despicable it is and how honestly sadistic and psychopathic it is that we are being told that

00:32:23.860 having any feeling about dead children and women who they're planning to build hotels on their bodies,

00:32:30.120 us having any shred of moral decency and upset about that somehow makes us monstrous and

00:32:36.380 anti-Semitic. Palestinians are Semitic. And I just want you to always know, as I state, 1.00

00:32:41.300 if you think you are defending people that won't do those same things to you, like when you defend

00:32:45.620 people that are capable of that level of insanity and manipulation and murder and distress and then

00:32:52.660 gaslighting for you going, oh my gosh, this is sad. Why are 20,000 kids dead? And you think that

00:32:57.780 you're going to be protected for defending them. You are out of your mind. That's like you being the

00:33:01.740 lowest member of a gang and thinking that the people at the top won't kill you quickly. 0.95

00:33:06.840 It's a nonsense. It's why I was never interested in being in a gang growing up. You're not protected

00:33:11.140 when you're in a gang. OK. And so I just want to state that and tell you guys to look out for all

00:33:16.240 of these stories because they are encroaching on free speech in America. And that has been a joint

00:33:20.560 effort from Republicans and Democrats. The Trump administration is cracking down on speech on

00:33:25.820 college campuses. It's been hypocritical to what they have promised us in the past. And it is because

00:33:30.740 of this relationship with so many neocons who have infiltrated the MAGA movement, which is why I have no

00:33:35.980 use for Republican versus Democrat anymore. It's like you fight for freedom or you don't fight for

00:33:40.260 freedom. So I'm either your ally if you're fighting for freedom or your foe. And I hope

00:33:46.100 that I've encouraged you guys to pursue these conversations and to follow the people that

00:33:51.660 are brave enough to have them. And I guess I'd list Joe Rogan, Theo Vaughn, definitely Dave Smith,

00:33:59.780 who are speaking about the Israel conversation. It's the most pertinent one I would say for us to

00:34:04.820 have right now. So stay awake and do not support people that are telling you that this Iran war

00:34:10.140 is necessary. Our lives will get worse. Bibi Netanyahu and Israeli lives will get better and 0.99

00:34:14.980 they will still call you anti-Semitic at the end of the day. All right, guys, want to read some of

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00:36:34.960 Okay. Comments yesterday. It was really, it was so funny to see kind of the mood shift because I said

00:36:39.700 earlier I had done an episode on Jordan Peterson and people, I think also, I don't know, people just

00:36:46.400 weren't ready to talk about his X feed, which has been weird for a long time. But yesterday,

00:36:50.320 there were so many comments that were really thoughtful and spoke about, I want to say,

00:36:54.600 correctly said that you don't throw out the baby with the bathwater. His original series that he

00:37:02.340 did on YouTube that transformed so many people's lives, like those lectures when he was just a

00:37:05.900 teacher sitting down speaking about various topics, do not throw that baby out with the

00:37:10.060 bathwater. The 12 Rules for Life book that changed so many people's lives. People should still buy that

00:37:15.540 book, you know, and people obviously shouldn't feel any animosity towards him and should pray for him.

00:37:21.840 But even though you recognize, I mean, it's even greater, you know, you were able to change your

00:37:25.140 life around and become somebody better. Like I said, you don't want to kick somebody with when

00:37:29.580 they're down. You want to call them out because they need to be called out and they have to own up

00:37:32.560 to their crap and clean their own rum. But we obviously all want to root for Jordan Peterson to get 0.99

00:37:37.940 better. This one user wrote, I feel like Jordan Peterson is an easy guy to psychoanalyze. He's

00:37:44.960 deeply attached to his ego, his idea of himself as a highly intelligent, eloquent prophet who bridges

00:37:51.800 the ivory tower intelligentsia and the common man. Everything he does is a performance to uphold that

00:37:57.460 idea. He speaks not because he believes what he's saying, but because he adores how he thinks he's

00:38:01.280 being perceived. Even when he finished his tweet about the Lord's name in vain and wrote truly no worse

00:38:06.900 crime. He doesn't believe that. Not for two seconds does he think that crime is particularly

00:38:10.780 bad compared to rape or murder. He just adores his idea of himself as an intellectual who understands

00:38:16.820 these things so deeply that he sees things that we can't. I love this comment and I want to remove

00:38:22.740 it actually from Jordan Peterson because I think it speaks to how we all feel about the academic class

00:38:27.300 in general, that they just perceive themselves. They do just like to hear themselves speak. And that was

00:38:32.640 kind of why I said people are gravitating more towards the Theo Bonds and the Joe

00:38:36.720 Rogan's because they almost enjoy not being relatable. Like there is this hierarchy of like

00:38:44.060 when they experience all the same hardships that we experience, they're somehow better and there's

00:38:47.840 like a deeper layer that you guys just don't understand and can't see because you're not

00:38:51.760 educated. And I would say that the same about Sam Harris. He does that all the time. And even when

00:38:57.040 they're proven to be patently wrong on a variety of topics, they still have to uphold this idea of

00:39:03.640 themselves as above everybody else. Right. So it's like they get into a car accident, you get into a

00:39:09.180 car accident. Well, well, theirs was a different kind of car accident. And you're just not you don't

00:39:12.740 understand the nature of why when they did it, it was totally different. It's like, dude, just be human.

00:39:18.460 You know, just be human. We are all so tired of it. I'm so tired of hearing from the academia. I wish it

00:39:25.980 would honestly just go away. Anyway, some more comments that we have today. Tracy writes,

00:39:30.980 enjoy your maternity leave and a beautiful bundle that you're bringing into the world. We will be

00:39:35.040 waiting for your return. I will be waiting as well, guys. I am definitely going to miss you.

00:39:39.340 This feels like my daily therapy. I get to speak to you about a variety of topics.

00:39:42.820 Beth writes, speaking of so many questions, what are the lyrics in your promo? When will the Harvey

00:39:47.780 series return? Approximate return date. I will have time to catch up on all your episodes since I just

00:39:52.340 found you in January. Ooh, I'll recommend some for you. A Michael Jackson episode. Definitely go and

00:39:58.220 watch the NASA episode. Join the book clubs. I'm going to keep that up. On Friday, we will have

00:40:02.840 the next book club meeting, which is tomorrow. Tomorrow at 6 o'clock p.m. Eastern will be the

00:40:07.480 next book club meeting. I do not know about the return date because I don't know when the baby's

00:40:12.140 going to come. And I hope that I have another really easy birth. I've had three easy births so

00:40:16.620 far, but you never know. So I can't give an approximate return date just yet, but I'll definitely be

00:40:22.040 updating you guys kind of sporadically, although I'll mostly be offline. The lyrics are from Kanye's

00:40:29.900 Stars song. I hope he's bright and brave and strong. That is what it is saying. And the Harvey

00:40:37.900 series, we will likely be dropping an episode of me speaking to Harvey. So that should also be

00:40:45.120 happening while I'm on maternity leave. It's looking like 90% yes to that. Brina writes,

00:40:51.240 why does the interview with Meghan Markle in that clip remind me of the interviews by

00:40:54.840 Caesar on the Hunger Games series? Because it is. It's kind of just like let them eat cake.

00:41:02.600 May the odds be forever in our favor. I love it. I love it. I don't know. I love people who

00:41:09.600 are just living that high, flying that high, and just really enjoying sprinkles. It's why I just

00:41:17.260 love hanging out with my daughter. It's just everything is just so sparkly for her. I want

00:41:21.940 to keep her in a little sparkly show. Cynthia Person writes, Candice, please make a shirt and hat that 1.00

00:41:26.800 says Crisis King and put your name on it. We have that on our website. It's at CandiceOwns.com. You can

00:41:31.280 buy merch. You can buy Crisis King merch. We sell that already. Brian writes, please interview Justin

00:41:36.600 Bieber, Candice. I would love to make that happen. And I will see if I can make that happen. I think

00:41:41.780 when he is ready to have that discussion, he has a lot of people who would like to sit down with him

00:41:46.820 and he can definitely trust me to do a good job with that. Kay Conrad writes, I would love to know

00:41:51.940 your thought process on how you chose Catholicism over Orthodoxy in your studies. I know it's a personal

00:41:57.120 journey and I want to respect that. I do have a lot of questions for you. Yeah, you know, Catholics and

00:42:01.400 the Orthodoxy themselves like brothers and sisters that had an unfortunate fight.

00:42:06.600 And I was drawn toward both of them for a lot of variety of reasons, realizing that neither one

00:42:11.840 of them were kind of updating themselves with the times. I found that when it came to defending the

00:42:17.720 faith in general, they were just unmoved. You know, like they're the most staunch defenders of

00:42:23.720 Christ is King. They were when that whole debacle was happening a couple of years ago. But beyond,

00:42:29.040 just like over the years, they're just unmoved. And you realize that they're tethered by truth,

00:42:33.080 not by the times. To kind of get into that, like I said a couple episodes ago, I feel not equipped

00:42:41.200 to have that discussion. Like I feel very vulnerable on the topic of religion because I'm just starting

00:42:45.740 this process and there's so much to learn. I mean, this is the history of mankind that we're

00:42:51.560 speaking about. And there are people like my husband who had that interest, just kind of came out of the

00:42:57.240 womb and just had questions about God and grew up in a very faithful household and then decided to study

00:43:01.920 theology at Oxford. And I just, he has so much on me in terms of just the time, the development,

00:43:09.140 the thought process. And that's why I kind of, he's obviously not just a leader of our home,

00:43:14.920 but the spiritual leader of our home. And I'm still grappling with all of these questions. And

00:43:19.000 I still have questions about the Catholic faith that I work through with a priest and with him.

00:43:23.660 Um, and so I would just like to be more fully formed because when you already have a platform,

00:43:30.380 they don't, there's no grace. You know, if you say something wrong, oh my gosh, she said something,

00:43:36.460 it's not, it's not according to Catholic doctrine or something like that. I just don't want to let

00:43:39.820 people down and, or she's totally wrong about what she said or what she learned about the Orthodox.

00:43:44.420 I just don't want to let anybody down and I want to be ready for that conversation. So I know that God

00:43:48.280 will put it in my heart when that time is right. Um, we have Misty. She writes, I wonder if the

00:43:54.740 paparazzi were established in response to the morality clause. I seem to make the point that

00:44:00.140 they seem to make that point in Hollywood Babylon, I believe. That's very interesting. Um,

00:44:08.500 that's very interesting. I think you're actually right about that. I do think that, you know,

00:44:14.940 that the paparazzi are basically used. They can always create a scandal surrounding somebody. And

00:44:19.140 we did also speak about how with, um, Britney Spears, they had hired paparazzi and they had

00:44:25.920 intentionally broken her car down. Essentially they can make anyone look crazy by using paparazzi.

00:44:31.520 And, um, if they want to take over your business, they want to get rid of you, or you are about to

00:44:35.880 come out and say something, they definitely use the press to control a lot of celebrities. But 0.99

00:44:40.960 we'll get more into that as we cover Hollywood Babylon. As I said, we have the book club

00:44:44.420 tomorrow at 6 p.m. Eastern. So, and I will be maintaining the book club, by the way, this

00:44:50.920 entire time that, um, I'm on maternity leave because it's very easy. That's what I like to

00:44:54.680 do on maternity leave is read and I can always just put the baby on me. So if you've not joined

00:44:59.280 the book club, please do. The books are super interesting that we are reading. Hollywood Babylon

00:45:04.560 just started. You still have time to get it tomorrow at 6 p.m. You can just have it overnighted

00:45:08.780 and it's a very short book. And beyond that, we'll be reading The Assault on Truth. Don't worry

00:45:13.680 for you guys who can't find that book. We're actually getting a bunch shipped to us so we

00:45:18.100 can sell them right on the website direct to you and it will be a lot cheaper. Um, anyways,

00:45:22.280 I'm trying to think if there's anything else that, like I said, Ian will have one more episode

00:45:25.380 next week. And so you guys can, I'm trying to make that happen live so that you guys can

00:45:31.140 ask us questions. And if there's anything else I can think of in summation, before I get

00:45:35.720 back from maternity leave, I will have it for you when me and Ian Carroll sit down because

00:45:39.020 he will be part-time taking over the show beginning in early May. So look forward to

00:45:44.800 that. It's going to be very sad, guys. Don't cry for me, Argentina. Actually, the only sentence

00:45:53.220 I know from that song, but I don't want you guys to cry. I'm not crying. You're crying.

00:45:56.740 We're all crying. Anyways, you guys, we will see you on Monday.

Candace Owens - April 24, 2025

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