Candace Owens - The JFK Files + A ‘House In Habit’ Divided

00:00:00.000 All right, guys, happy Thursday. I wanted to fully jump in back into the JFK files. We are

00:00:06.280 going to get into that a little bit because we only just began last week, Thursday. You guys

00:00:09.840 loved that episode and we've been doing some digging since. But pause for a second because

00:00:15.280 holy heck, the House of Habit drama, Jessica Reese Krause, that escalated very quickly. I don't know

00:00:21.840 what actually happened. If you are not on Instagram, there is an absolute hot mess of

00:00:26.720 back forth going on that nobody expected would arise when I simply responded to her

00:00:32.700 substack about me. I thought I was quite even about it. I don't know. But the more important

00:00:37.280 thing here to discuss is just the world of influencers in general, because what happens

00:00:42.360 exactly when the influencers get influenced by somebody else, by some money? Who knows?

00:00:47.020 We should chat about that. So let's jump right back in. Welcome back to Candace.

00:00:56.720 Okay, so we're supposed to be entering a world that is new. It's fresh. It's independent

00:01:09.500 media and corporate media structures are dying. Legacy media is dying. And by and large, I

00:01:14.760 definitely think that we're getting there and it's great. It's been great to see so many

00:01:18.140 independent people pop up, start platforms, do their own research and just kind of like break

00:01:22.820 the entire racket of the mainstream media. And what's really interesting is I don't know

00:01:26.980 that we've necessarily paused to consider that even with people appearing to be independent,

00:01:32.380 there could be this possible infiltration by the same people that we were trying to break

00:01:37.640 away from. And something that happened recently really exposed that plausibility. So I don't

00:01:43.220 know if you guys missed this happening on X, but essentially there was this weird thing about

00:01:48.340 Big Soda, like a debate that was taking place online. I didn't weigh into it at all because

00:01:52.600 I just thought it was ridiculous. But people were saying, and this was a part of the Maha

00:01:57.560 campaign, that people that are on food stamps should not be able to go out and buy Coca-Cola

00:02:03.020 and buy Pepsi and buy junk food. Essentially, if we are paying for you, meaning us, the taxpayers

00:02:08.620 are paying for your welfare programs, why are you buying things that you don't desperately

00:02:13.640 need? You don't need soda. Obviously, you can drink water. And people were going, oh, well,

00:02:18.680 that's ridiculous. They should be allowed with their food stamps to get whatever they want.

00:02:23.960 And then it was determined, actually, that Big Soda, like the corporations, funded influencers

00:02:29.460 who they thought the public trusted to kind of backdoor their perspectives in there. So Big

00:02:34.960 Soda paid for people that are allegedly independent voices to influence people by saying, no, this

00:02:42.360 is the government overreach. And people on welfare should be able to drink their Coca-Cola and

00:02:47.140 their Pepsi. And I'm going to show you that thread, which was exposed by Nick Sorder. And

00:02:53.500 I knew this was going on. It was one of these, I didn't know, no, but I knew because you just

00:02:58.200 see things and they all sound like the exact same messaging at the same time. And sometimes

00:03:03.060 it's an attack on an individual. Sometimes it's an attack on a policy or perspective. But

00:03:08.860 the words are matching up too much amongst various influencers. So Nick Sorder wrote this,

00:03:14.260 Exposed, Influensible. This is a business, by the way, it is called Influensible, and it

00:03:19.300 is the company that is cutting big checks to influencers on behalf of Big Soda. Over the

00:03:25.780 past 48 hours, several large supposedly MAGA-aligned influencers posted almost identical talking

00:03:33.500 points, fed to them, convincing you that Maha, you know, Make America Healthy Again, RFK

00:03:40.500 Jr. was out of line for not wanting soda purchases with food stamps, the SNAP program.

00:03:47.080 Some even slimely invoked President Trump, this is going to be relevant when we get into Jessica

00:03:52.320 Reed House, as an emotional manipulation tactic, referring to his Diet Coke button. Not a single

00:03:59.300 one of them disclosed that they were being paid for these posts, which led readers to believe

00:04:04.440 a general soda ban was in the works. So these people were getting people panicked. Why can't

00:04:09.360 these people drink soda? And they didn't expose. And these are accounts that have huge followings.

00:04:13.860 Eric Daugherty, Clown World, Not Jerome Powell, and Ian Miles Chong, which everybody always knows

00:04:19.200 that he's like kind of a paid Malaysian digital prostitute. He does like that's kind of been

00:04:23.640 known for a while. Some of these other people are very well trusted. So I was very surprised

00:04:27.380 to see this. And essentially, he goes on in this thread and he writes, these influencers

00:04:32.360 were given a couple templates used by Influenable, with one of those templates specifically telling

00:04:39.860 them to mention Trump's Diet Coke habit. This was done to invoke an emotional response

00:04:46.720 from loyal Trump supporters, making them feel as if banning soda from SNAP would be anti-Trump.

00:04:53.320 This is an incredibly dirty tactic meant to manipulate loyal followers. And he showed actually

00:04:58.880 what was sent around to these influencers. He went on and said influencers were texted by

00:05:04.980 Influenable. So they signed up for Influenable to make money, telling them to, quote, help push back

00:05:11.140 against government overreach and told that they're being paid between several hundred and even

00:05:15.260 $1,000 for each post, attempting to turn MAGA folks against RFK Jr. and Maha. So you get the picture

00:05:23.040 here. This is obviously a huge operation that he exposed here. And I want to be clear, I'm not even

00:05:28.080 throwing dirt on the people who engaged in this, because then some of them came immediately forward

00:05:33.100 and said, I did do this. I felt like a dirt bag and I want to come clean immediately. We can show

00:05:37.260 some of the tweets. Eric Daugherty right away said, yeah, that was dumb of me. Massive egg on my face.

00:05:44.020 In all seriousness, it won't happen again. So he's like, you know, I used my social utility,

00:05:49.360 the social credit that I had in a way that wasn't great. And people have obviously it's fractured his

00:05:53.880 trust with people. But also kudos to him for like instantly owning it, owning it right away when he

00:05:58.180 got caught. However you feel about it. And another user, Clown World wrote, I made a post and deleted

00:06:05.400 it within the first hour. I withdrew from the campaign entirely and removed my post. I haven't

00:06:09.860 received a single penny from Big Soda or anyone else for this. Just to clarify, this was never a

00:06:15.440 Big Soda campaign. It was strictly a campaign against government overreach. Okay, but who was paying

00:06:20.780 the $1,000? Who knows? You get the point here. So it led to a larger discussion about these

00:06:27.080 influencers who have gained trust in the public market, in the public sphere for being allegedly

00:06:33.720 independent, who are engaging in these sorts of campaigns in the dark. And I've known about this.

00:06:39.480 And the only thing I added to this dialogue is this is not just something that is done against,

00:06:43.580 you know, for or on behalf of Big Soda. It's also done to target influencers. So if they want to

00:06:50.660 come down hard because they don't like Thomas Massey because he doesn't support APAC, they will

00:06:55.940 send money out to people and they will suddenly start criticizing Thomas Massey. Like this is going

00:07:01.140 on. And so it's why I always say that you have to be incredibly discerning. If you suspect something

00:07:06.260 is not right, like go with your gut about things. This brings me to Jessica Reed Krause, House of House

00:07:12.560 and Habit. And me really, I thought yesterday, quite gently pushing back on a sub stack that she sent out,

00:07:19.880 a newsletter that she sent out. And when she she called out me and Megyn Kelly and she called out

00:07:26.360 Tucker Carlson and she called out Ian Carroll and nothing was of substance. And it was what she was

00:07:32.240 doing was quite a quite a tactic. Right. She was accusing Tucker Carlson of being in bed with Iran.

00:07:39.480 That's not a casual allegation to launch at somebody to say that this person seems as though he's working

00:07:47.420 with Iran, the Iranian government is meant to make the audience think like, oh, I believe in House and

00:07:53.340 Habit. I've been following her for years. There must be something there if she's saying it like I must

00:07:57.500 maybe I should take reexamine what Tucker Carlson, who has been one of the strongest independent voices

00:08:02.420 and one of the earliest fighters and the most prolific fighters, the MAGA movements. And this attack is

00:08:07.680 coming from someone who admittedly, which is totally fine, was a left leaning feminist who kind of just got

00:08:12.560 into the MAGA movement. So I just thought that was weird. It also was coming during the exact same

00:08:17.100 two weeks that Ian Carroll, Tucker Carlson and me have been attacked extensively by people who are

00:08:23.380 Zionists. They were upset that Ian Carroll is being platformed by Joe Rogan. She also attacked Joe Rogan

00:08:29.780 in the piece. And I showed you on the show like she's using the exact same talking points saying that

00:08:35.320 Candace is trying to pivot her brand. The exact same talking points that are in MSNBC, the exact same

00:08:40.180 talking points that are in New York magazine. So it just didn't register as authentic to me.

00:08:44.260 And it wasn't like I'm not I didn't say this house of habit must crumble. But I was like,

00:08:49.160 I would watch this because something feels off to me about this, the timing of this.

00:08:53.520 And also I had known in the background that my PR agent went to work with her.

00:08:57.680 I went to go grab dinner or lunch with her and Olivia Nuzzi. And he said it was she was telling him

00:09:03.640 that one of her reporters working on a hit piece on me. So she didn't release the hit piece,

00:09:08.180 but then kind of released one of her own. Something just felt like she was actually

00:09:12.240 trying to divide people and was trying to pretend that this was just some stuff that

00:09:16.640 she happened to notice. OK. I thought that was going to be fine. You write a newsletter about me.

00:09:22.840 I could respond. Things went absolutely psychotic thereafter. What I mean, like psychotic,

00:09:28.760 I mean, like the mommy's ludes are at the edge of their seats under dryers in the nail salon,

00:09:35.520 in the hair salon, talking about this back and forth that never needed to happen,

00:09:40.100 because I don't know what she was doing last night, but she probably should have turned her

00:09:45.000 phone off. But I just want to show you first this mommy sleuth because I got such a chuckle

00:09:48.160 looking at her under the dryer as she's speaking about this feud between me and House Inhabit.

00:09:53.160 Take a listen to this mommy.

00:09:54.160 Y'all the drama. I mean, our mamas used to watch their stories during the day on TV, like,

00:10:07.380 oh, days of our lives that were just over here eating Trader Joe's gummies and watching real

00:10:16.960 Candace Owens. It's good stuff.

00:10:22.760 So, yeah, she accused me. And this is Jessica Reed Krause, who I've never had an issue with,

00:10:28.380 I've never spoken about. I don't I literally have no issues with this woman. So this is why

00:10:32.480 this is so random. But after I responded to her newsletter about me, she first accused me of

00:10:38.680 picking a fight with her for drama and clicks as if I was not literally responding to her newsletter

00:10:43.960 that she sent. Then she shifted gears last night and tried to big time everybody and said that she

00:10:51.460 was too busy shadowing Trump to even respond to anything that was happening. And that was really

00:10:56.740 strange. I don't know if we had that screenshot, but she basically was just like, I don't have time

00:11:00.580 for this. I'm shadowing President Trump. And I was like, OK, that's totally fine. But that's a weird

00:11:06.880 vibe to, like, try to big time people and pretend like you don't care what's going on as you're writing

00:11:11.980 about what's going on. Then she became increasingly more belligerent and hilarious as the night went

00:11:17.960 on. And she just randomly claimed that Trump Trump blocked me, which was total groundbreaking news to

00:11:23.800 me. I don't know if you guys have these Instagram stories, but she wrote this to me in my DMs.

00:11:30.280 You're lamer than I thought. It's embarrassing. No wonder Trump blocked you. Like, I have checked all of

00:11:36.720 my accounts. Trump has not blocked me. I don't know what she is talking about. Like I said, that would

00:11:42.720 be groundbreaking news. She should give that to the news stations. If she did block me, someone should

00:11:46.780 investigate that. Fine. Then at like 1130 p.m., she shares that with her audience that a White House

00:11:55.020 source just informed her that I have been banned from the White House because of my anti-Semitic stance.

00:12:01.100 So you're going, OK, first you're writing a thing and you're saying that my content is boring, that I'm

00:12:06.960 copying you and that my Harvey Weinstein series is not interesting. And you've been repeatedly telling

00:12:13.320 people this, that I'm not interesting and that they shouldn't be watching my content. And then

00:12:19.260 suddenly you shift gears and you just call me an anti-Semite. So everyone's just going, what the heck is

00:12:23.360 going on here? Also, it's 1130 p.m. Like there should be no White House sources sending you anything

00:12:29.260 right now. I don't want that on my tax dollars. If we're paying for this, I don't want this

00:12:33.780 happening. OK, you guys don't need to be sending tea at 1130 p.m. I'm not paying for this to the

00:12:39.680 to house inhabit and just calling me an anti-Semite because that's crazy. That's not a good look for

00:12:44.580 Trump. And I just was, by the way, laughing at all this in the background because I just it was just

00:12:49.960 so petty. It was also stupid. And genuinely, like I really care about doing like the JFK files and getting

00:12:56.200 into the Harvey stuff. I just don't care enough to get caught into like petty back and forth feuds

00:13:02.580 and calling each other names and accusing people of trying to copy your brand. I literally had no

00:13:08.200 idea who she was a couple of months ago. I am glad that she has a platform. Every person should have

00:13:13.400 a platform and be able to cover whatever it is that they want. And then she just attacked me

00:13:19.540 personally and lied publicly. This is all last night. Like I was literally looking at this going,

00:13:23.800 what is happening? And she lied and said that I had a MAGA themed wedding. So this was in addition

00:13:28.920 to her being like Trump blocked her. And that's sad. And she goes, I assume that's probably very

00:13:34.220 frustrating for someone who got married in a MAGA hat. Now, she intentionally blurred that photo

00:13:39.180 because it's a lie. I did not get married in a MAGA hat, but that is a photo from the after party of

00:13:45.700 our wedding in which we gave out party favors to commemorate our wedding night because we did get

00:13:50.740 married at the Trump winery, which was absolutely a beautiful place. And we had a special flag made,

00:13:57.080 a Union Jack and a combination of Union Jack and an American flag. And on the side of a hat that said,

00:14:02.980 make weddings great again and not make America great again so that people would always remember

00:14:07.840 our wedding and the after party. And that's something that is a very fond memory. Again,

00:14:12.440 I don't know why she's suddenly attacking me and my husband. Then she jumped into my DMs and told me

00:14:17.300 that she was going to expose me for having secret hidden wealth. And this was exceptional.

00:14:23.740 This is about the time that I got very excited. And I'll tell you why I got very excited because I

00:14:28.080 love a conspiracy. I love a story, especially if it's going to end with the fact that I'm a pretty

00:14:33.840 princess. Do we have that in box? She wrote, you're raging hypocrisy, hiding extreme wealth and

00:14:41.340 pretending to be a victim of censorship. There's so much happening there. I am not, pull it back up.

00:14:46.400 I am not hiding extreme wealth that I know about. But if there is a chance that there is like a

00:14:50.980 princess diaries arc here for me, I am here for it. Like if there is a chance that I am the princess

00:14:56.900 of Genovia, which I was sharing on my stories and she knows about some grandma that I have and I'm

00:15:01.860 about to go take over a kingdom, please know that I am not trying to hide that. I will flex that.

00:15:07.700 Like I am like, I want, I don't want my extreme wealth to be hidden. I want to flex it. And so she wrote,

00:15:12.960 it's laughable. No one trusts you. Keep up with Harvey and Tate and Kanye. Great,

00:15:18.700 great company. And I just wrote, whoa, whoa, whoa. What extreme wealth am I hiding? You def got to do

00:15:23.400 a sub stack on that one because like I'm interested. Like I, and also pretending to be a victim of

00:15:28.960 censorship. I literally got censored off of YouTube. I got demonetized off of YouTube for four months last

00:15:36.640 year. Like everyone saw that. So I don't, I just didn't know why she was being so snipey,

00:15:41.880 why she was looking into my wedding photos, why she was creating this whole storyline about secret

00:15:47.240 wealth. But I'm sat for it. Like I'm here for it. And I genuinely was laughing. Like I was not

00:15:53.060 taking this back forth seriously. I just assumed maybe she was having a few too many drinks somewhere

00:15:58.320 and like she just wasn't seeing clear last night and it could have all been forgiven in the morning.

00:16:03.340 But then she did accuse me of pivoting my brand. Like in the DM, she was like, you're, you're pivoting

00:16:09.040 your brand. Everyone can see it. So she thinks that me covering Blake Lively is me stepping on her

00:16:14.600 territory, which is so strange because I promise you, I have been covering culture my entire career.

00:16:20.820 And also we are way too old. Like I think she's in her mid forties. I'm 35 years old. We are way too

00:16:26.780 old to be arguing like middle schoolers of like, you copied me. You covered Blake. I covered Blake.

00:16:32.700 Why are you covering Blake? I used to cover Blake. I'm friends with Trump. I just, the whole thing to

00:16:36.900 me was just not something that was serious or anything that was hurting me. I'm just not

00:16:41.000 insecure enough to care about any of these things that she was saying. Anyway, she wakes up this

00:16:45.460 morning. And like I said, I thought she was going to be like, do something funny. Drop a Morgan Wallen

00:16:50.260 song last night. We let the liquor talk say she had too much to drink. And she was sorry because

00:16:55.600 everyone's obviously reading the DMS and going, wow, you seem really catty and nasty. You're attacking her

00:17:00.440 for the wedding. You attacked her in a newsletter. Like, where is this coming from, Jessica? You say

00:17:05.900 that you left the left and now you're a conservative, but you're kind of behaving a little bit, you

00:17:11.680 know, like a mean girl, Blake Lively vibes. Like Ryan Reynolds took over your phone trying to be like

00:17:17.380 big time people about President Trump and making them feel like they're left out where I'm like happily

00:17:22.880 putting my children to bed. I've been there, done that, got the multiple MAGA t-shirts.

00:17:28.120 And she didn't do that. She woke up and in her clarity, she kept lying. And this is where I kind of

00:17:34.500 thought, OK, this is tripping over into something else now. Now this is not like maybe she's at a

00:17:37.940 dinner and had a few too many. This is like she is choosing to intentionally lie and smear and trying

00:17:43.880 to just seed the public with this idea that I'm I'm the mean girl in all of this who randomly attacks

00:17:50.720 women. And she began with one of the wildest lies ever. Like she she literally pulled the Blake

00:17:57.120 Lively lie by omission, pretending that I called Meghan McCain clinically obese absent any context.

00:18:05.180 Like this was the story that she shared. She's telling women she's telling me women need to be

00:18:09.780 better. Meanwhile, she goes as low as possible when it comes to anyone she disagrees with. And she

00:18:14.940 shares a left leading publication saying Meghan McCain responds to Candace Owens calling her clinically

00:18:20.160 obese. This is exactly what we're trying to train the public to recognize is that this is exactly

00:18:24.120 an article that would go out typically. And they try to make you think that a conservative is a

00:18:29.080 monster because like, why would I just wake up one day and be like, Meghan McCain is clinically obese?

00:18:32.760 Oh, my God, poor Meghan. That would be terrible. But Jessica knows that's not true. She knows that

00:18:37.040 it's the exact opposite, that actually for three years, Meghan's husband and Meghan have been

00:18:41.840 attacking me. And it all stems from the fact that Meghan was going after anti-vaxxers and people who

00:18:48.360 were uncomfortable getting the covid vaccine. And she was basically calling them stupid,

00:18:53.700 deluded, saying that they were taking horse dewormer. She was attacking Joe Rogan.

00:18:57.960 And I basically said to her that these lines of attack are out of control, like people should not

00:19:03.460 be taking health advice from Meghan McCain over Joe Rogan. That is a rational thing to say back to

00:19:08.860 someone who is pretending that they've suddenly, I don't know, been transformed into the universal P.E.

00:19:14.560 teacher just because she rolled up her sleeve and got a vaccine when some people have dedicated their

00:19:18.800 entire lives to health. So she wrote this on Twitter years ago. I can't believe Meghan is still

00:19:23.960 in the background of all this. This is 2021. I am no doctor, but it just seems way easier and more

00:19:29.000 efficient to just get the vaccine rather than bleed out your anus, getting a horse dewormer and taking

00:19:35.400 9000 other random prescriptions and things from CVS and Trader Joe's. So I have been Maha before it was

00:19:41.700 cool. I definitely people who are health conscious don't just randomly roll up their sleeves and get

00:19:46.220 toxins in their arm and think that that's going to save them or make them more healthy. And what Joe

00:19:51.200 Rogan was doing by having and fostering these conversations about alternatives to when you get

00:19:56.760 COVID. One alternative, by the way, was not being clinically obese, staying healthy. Obviously, we knew

00:20:02.260 your chances of getting sick, more sick with anything when you're clinically obese is going to be

00:20:08.040 magnified if you are if you're carrying around that extra weight, whether it's a cough, a cold or

00:20:13.180 COVID. And her husband was gloating about how he has hated me for years. And I responded to him and

00:20:19.640 I said this. This is her husband. He wrote, I don't understand her defense at all. Seems like grasping

00:20:24.960 at threads. It's not news that I despise Candace. I've been criticizing her for three plus years.

00:20:30.000 He's been attacking me for three plus years. I respond and I said, despise? LOL. You're a 42-year-old

00:20:35.540 married man. Why do you feel this passionately about me? The feeling is not mutual. You are too

00:20:40.120 pathetic to despise. You're upset because when your wife was publicly shaming anti-vaxxers, namely

00:20:46.000 Joe Rogan, for not receiving the COVID vax, I told her the truth. No sensible person should be taking

00:20:51.640 advice from a clinically obese woman over Joe Rogan regarding health. Health is not a clinically obese

00:20:57.540 person agreeing to get a rushed vaccine so they can lecture others on Twitter. Joe Rogan dedicates his

00:21:03.500 life to health. Your wife does not. So when you have the full contacts of this back and forth and

00:21:08.420 you realize, no, actually Candace was standing up for anti-vaxxers at a time when we were just being

00:21:13.460 bludgeoned over the head by the mainstream media, bludgeoned over the head by neocons, bludgeoned

00:21:17.580 over the head by people who were trying to essentially force us to get a vaccine that we weren't comfortable

00:21:22.080 with. And then you see the way House and Habit just presents it like I just randomly attacked a woman

00:21:26.420 and called her fat. It's dishonest. OK, so she is engaging in dishonesty and it's not the only time

00:21:33.180 that she has done this. And the more that you look into it, I had her at this point, people who worked

00:21:38.520 for her and recently quit who are reaching out and saying, yes, she does engage in this sort of a

00:21:42.560 thing. She pretends that she's totally neutral and that she's independent. But behind the scenes,

00:21:47.980 she's friends with Meghan McCain and she finally owned that today. And Meghan McCain was very keen to see

00:21:54.040 this hit piece written about you. And so she began working on this. She had one of her writers

00:21:58.040 working on it and then she began working on it. And so I find that to just be a bit slimy and I don't

00:22:05.000 understand what what I did to deserve this other than cover Blake and Justin Baldoni. I did not cover

00:22:11.820 the people who were covering them. I covered the facts of the case. I looked into the case. And another

00:22:17.020 thing that she hasn't been telling people is that she's influencing people not to look into our Harvey

00:22:21.920 series, which is explosive because she has a personal relationship with one of the quote unquote

00:22:27.640 victims who just had that decision overturned by the appellate courts, Jessica Mann. So she's been

00:22:33.480 pretending to be a casual passerby. Oh, there's nothing that could get me interested in this case.

00:22:39.280 When in reality, she is the most interested person in this case because she covered this when she was a

00:22:44.980 left leaning, liberal, high on feminism person. And she defended the victims. Not only did she defend

00:22:52.560 the victims, quote unquote victims, but she also lived with one of them, Jessica Mann. So our last

00:22:59.420 episode was entitled Jessica Mann and the Three Year Affair. And people were asking, Candace, why did you

00:23:04.180 pause this series when you started looking into Jessica Mann? Well, the truth is, it's because House and

00:23:07.880 Habit came to us and I thought we were friendly and cool. And she said, Jessica Mann would like to

00:23:13.520 connect with you. You know, she wants to speak to you. She also off record told my PR person that she

00:23:19.880 doesn't believe that she was raped either. So I thought this was like an explosive revelation. I

00:23:24.540 thought she maybe wanted to come on the show. I wanted to provide her an opportunity to assert what

00:23:28.340 her side of it was, because I'm relying off of court transcripts and I'm reading things and I'm

00:23:32.680 reading her emails. But if she had something else to add, I wanted to be a fair journalist. I'm not here

00:23:37.280 to make Harvey Weinstein look innocent. I've reviewed the documents and I believe that Harvey Weinstein

00:23:42.520 was wrongly convicted, despite the fact that he's an immoral man. I believe he had consensual

00:23:46.400 affairs. And so she got me to suspend this series because I did not know that she had a personal

00:23:53.060 relationship with Jessica Mann. I thought Jessica Mann just reached out to her in the random because

00:23:57.940 she knew that she was a reporter who had covered the case, which I did not know. And I thought she

00:24:02.740 was bringing new information to me only for me to discover that, no, she has a very personal

00:24:06.620 relationship with this person, which she never told me. And she also never explained in full

00:24:11.860 to the people that follow her. So she has a horse in this race. OK, and that's fine, by the way. I

00:24:17.220 don't mind if you have a personal relationship with Jessica Mann. I don't mind if you believe that Harvey

00:24:22.660 Weinstein should be locked up in prison. That means that we have a difference in interpretations

00:24:27.840 of this case, and that should actually foster an even more interesting conversation. We should be

00:24:32.920 able to use court files and be able to try to persuade the public one way or the other with the

00:24:39.700 truth regarding the transcripts, not trying to tell them, oh, I'm so bored as she was doing. I wouldn't

00:24:46.060 look. I wouldn't even look into this Harvey case. You are being influenced by someone who has a horse in the

00:24:51.840 race. Right. So this is what House and Habit is showing herself to be. I think the worst bit that

00:24:57.280 she did, and Skylar, I don't know if we pulled this, but her attacking preemptively her best friend

00:25:06.880 of 14 years, who I mentioned no longer works for her. I said she no longer works for her and the girl

00:25:12.700 blocked her. And that's all I said. And House of Habit then, I think, assumed that her previous best

00:25:20.140 friend of 14 years whose friendship she just ended must have given me information on her. No,

00:25:25.840 I didn't ask for information about House and Habit, personal information on her. I'm not interested in

00:25:30.220 that because I'm actually not a mean girl. And she launched a preemptive attack on her by writing one

00:25:35.360 of the nastiest things I've ever seen on Instagram, essentially alluding to the public that that girl

00:25:41.820 has basically should be put on a psych 5150 hold that she's crazy and that even her kids know it.

00:25:47.180 And she's like, and I'm only telling you out of compassion for her kids. That's not what you're

00:25:52.120 doing. You're not doing it out of compassion for her kids. You're doing it because you're trying to

00:25:56.820 discredit anything that girl may have said about you, which she actually didn't. And it got even

00:26:01.640 nastier behind the scenes. Right. She was talking about this girl, Denise, who she's been friends with

00:26:06.440 all over her Instagram account for years. And then she sent my PR, my publicist, something that was

00:26:13.080 so unbelievably, remarkably personal about Denise and her family and her children that I was

00:26:22.380 legitimately horrified. And I literally said to my PR agent, shut that down immediately. I want

00:26:29.400 nothing to do with that. The fact that she would send this to what she believes to be an adversarial

00:26:35.680 PR person casually about somebody's family on a whim because she thinks her best friend betrayed her

00:26:42.660 and she didn't makes her somebody that no one shouldn't trust with anything personal about them.

00:26:48.380 Truly like that was for me when it flipped from like, ha ha, I'm making fun of her because she's

00:26:53.340 being a little unhinged to like, there is something very wrong with this person. And I would be,

00:26:58.300 would strongly recommend nobody share any personal parts or details about their lives with her,

00:27:02.580 because that's just not something that ever needed to make its way into the fray, into the public

00:27:07.500 fray, or what could have made its way into the public fray if I did not have better morals,

00:27:12.420 all because of a newsletter. Like that just was not necessary. Everything was light. And then

00:27:16.780 suddenly you're like really going after someone who did nothing to you in the dark. Like her friend

00:27:22.380 said nothing, said she was mourning the friendship and that she stopped working for her. And that's what I

00:27:28.020 shared with the public. I did not say anything else or indicate anything personal about you or ask

00:27:33.160 anything personal about you because it's not necessary when you're dealing in truth. And so

00:27:37.340 I just wanted to say that, you know, there's a lot of hypocrisy going on. She's now trying to shift gears

00:27:40.980 here and pretend that she's my savior. Like she stopped the hit piece about me that was going to be

00:27:45.220 written about Andrew Tate while she's also sharing stuff about me and Andrew Tate. So it's, it's none of

00:27:51.480 this is making any sense, but I do think that it's always a reminder to just kind of reevaluate what you're

00:27:56.460 doing, who you're hanging out with. And to remember that even people who claim to be independent

00:28:00.260 are not always independent. You don't know who's influencing them, whether it's Megan McCain,

00:28:04.880 whether or not it's money that's coming in from advertisers. And I have always been extremely

00:28:10.700 honest about who pays me. You know who my advertisers are. We're like good ranchers, pre-born,

00:28:15.780 this is what we're doing. And there's no shady money. And if I have a conflict of interest,

00:28:21.880 I always immediately tell on myself because I think that's easier. I think it's so much easier to say,

00:28:26.840 hey, I am friends with so-and-so. And so my opinion is colored. Okay. And I don't feel that

00:28:33.000 I can look at this situation evenly, but on regards to Harvey Weinstein, in regards to Justin

00:28:37.620 Baldoni and Blake Lively, I feel like I have looked at all of those situations extremely evenly. And I

00:28:42.620 think that the public is seeing that as I go through these court transcripts, but I'm really

00:28:46.820 trying to just remain like totally focused on the facts and these matters without the hysteria

00:28:51.940 and the tears of movements and social justice movements that come around once in a blue moon.

00:28:56.140 So I bid House of Habit luck. I never told anybody to unfollow her. I understand she is

00:29:00.920 blocking everyone and she's accusing us of not being able to take any criticism

00:29:04.980 while proving the opposite. But I did not like the move against that, her friend Denise.

00:29:10.880 I thought it was one of the nastiest things I've ever seen in politics and it was completely

00:29:15.100 unnecessary. So she has lost my vote of confidence and I'm not telling you whether or not to trust

00:29:20.440 her or not, but just simply giving you guys what the facts are. Okay. And yes, she was also one of

00:29:26.340 these influencers that came out with the Epstein binders, you know, when everyone came out and

00:29:31.060 said, we have it on Epstein, which I'm not taking shots at these people. Actually, I love Mike

00:29:35.040 Cernovich. No one has done more work for the Jeffrey Epstein case than he has personally in the back

00:29:39.440 there. DC Joanna has always been fantastic to me. That's Rogan. Liz is also been lovely. I'm just

00:29:46.380 saying that like this was an opportunity where people were attacking all these people and I never

00:29:51.560 took the bait on any of that. And so it just seemed really weird. All of it just seemed extremely

00:29:56.700 weird coming from her. And I don't know what or who exactly is behind it, but I'm guessing we are going

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00:32:29.300 back into this JFK thing. I want to do an entire episode about this. Like I said, we got sidetracked

00:32:33.560 because I couldn't look away from the house and habits. That wasn't even my drama. I'm telling

00:32:36.660 you, it's not even my drama anymore. I will find out whether or not I'm the princess of Genovia

00:32:40.520 and she will write a sub stack and you guys will share it and I will be on my way and I will never

00:32:44.880 talk to any of you guys again because that's what it means when you find out you're a princess of a

00:32:48.940 kingdom. You don't have to deal with stuff on the internet anymore. Okay, no longer doing hood

00:32:52.380 rest up with my friends. I'll be fancy schmancy with and singing songs with Julie Andrews and I'll

00:32:59.320 be the alto and she'll be the soprano. But where I left you off on, which was funny because we

00:33:03.640 actually didn't even get to the JFK files. It was just kind of this mind-blowing article and it was

00:33:08.800 crazy for me when the JFK files were released and you had people kind of trying to influence you

00:33:14.600 like not to look at the files. And what's weird about the JFK thing is like everyone kind of knows

00:33:20.660 who did it. Like everyone knows who did it. We all know who did it and we all know why we're not

00:33:25.180 allowed to know who did it. Like officially know who did it. I'm just saying. I'm just saying we like

00:33:32.120 know who did it. We know. We know. Okay. And but it's crazy. I don't know. Then we're just not

00:33:40.600 allowed to say it. And it's weird. It's getting weird. It's getting weird out there. And so I was

00:33:45.560 telling you guys about this article that I had come across, which was crazy by John Loftus, who

00:33:52.500 was writing for Ami magazine. It's literally an Orthodox Jewish magazine. You cannot call this

00:33:59.320 anti-Semitic. This guy used to work for the state, had to write this book, The Witness Tree,

00:34:05.560 which someone has sent to me, by the way, as a PDF. I have not been able to get into it. I wanted

00:34:10.400 to this week, but obviously was very sick for two days. I'm going to get into it because the way

00:34:15.640 that they don't want anyone to have this book. I got an email from someone saying they bought the

00:34:18.920 book and then found out that it was canceled and they're not allowed to get the book. So this book

00:34:23.420 is being hidden. And the guy who wrote this article said, yeah, the CIA don't want this one read,

00:34:27.520 even though we pretended that it was fiction. And he got that visit from Mr. Reuven Shiloha. I've

00:34:35.240 been calling him Shiloha. It could be Shiloha. Who knows? It's a fake last name. That's the

00:34:39.560 important thing. This is the guy who was running point for things before Israel became a state

00:34:45.920 and then established what would become the Mossad. But like, you know, the Mossad before

00:34:49.760 the Mossad was the pre-Mossad, right? So you're a gang and then you go mainstream and you're the

00:34:54.220 Mossad. And the story that is shared in The Witness Tree, which he summarizes in this article,

00:35:00.020 is insane. Somebody in the comments saying, what's that book? It is called The Witness Tree.

00:35:04.680 Anyway, people are saying who they know did it. We all know who did it. We all know who did it,

00:35:11.000 but we have not allowed to say. I don't know why. It's crazy. Anyways, this confirmed our

00:35:15.280 suspicions because this guy, like I said, was working for the government. He knew that this

00:35:21.200 story was real because Reuven Shiloha came to see him, the founder of the Mossad. I don't know if this

00:35:25.920 was like on some like I just want to like for my legacy's sake and people don't know what's what.

00:35:30.740 Reuven Shiloha actually kind of died mysteriously quite young. And that's why later on his son Dovey

00:35:38.440 pays John Loftus a visit. So he saw Reuven and then he saw his son and both of these people were

00:35:44.140 involved in the state of Israel. And he tells us this unbelievable story, which I'm going to recap

00:35:49.600 again, that involves the Dulles brothers, right? And the Dulles brothers being Alan Dulles,

00:35:55.860 who goes on to become the CIA director, who was a thorn in JFK's side. JFK forced him to shut

00:36:04.320 down after the disastrous Bay of Pigs invasion when we were just doing what the CIA does,

00:36:10.640 overthrowing governments because what the hell? I don't know. We just say we are fighting for

00:36:14.260 democracy. But in reality, it kind of sounds like if we're constantly overthrowing democracies

00:36:18.860 everywhere from here to Ukraine, like maybe we're not actually fighting to spread democracy. I don't

00:36:23.860 know. I'm just asking questions. Anyway, so this guy tells a story about how Reuven came to visit him

00:36:30.720 and he found out that the Alice, the Alan Dulles brothers were the best in the game. They had all

00:36:38.160 these fake shell companies and they were sitting Prescott Bush, which would be George W. Bush's daddy,

00:36:46.200 not the junior, but George W. Bush's daddy, Prescott Bush on the board of all of these shell companies

00:36:53.020 to hide the fact that they were selling oil to Hitler. Like this is the Rockefeller family wanted

00:37:01.300 to hide the fact that they were selling oil to Hitler. So you got Nelson Rockefeller involved in

00:37:07.200 this. You got the Dulles brothers involved in this. And you have the notorious, obvious Eleanor is

00:37:17.400 their sister who becomes this really big, unexpected figure in the storyline. And the story goes to

00:37:22.840 Ellen, which he briefly touched upon. Ellen married this Jewish guy. This Jewish guy committed suicide.

00:37:29.740 She blamed her brothers for bullying him because they said that they were really angry that she married

00:37:34.200 a Jew because they were doing this shady business with Hitler. So they were like rah, rah, you know,

00:37:40.480 hoping that Germany won. And she was just messing with their swag. It's like, no, you can't like be

00:37:46.840 married to a Jew right now. Like this is just not good for our swag. And that he was so horrifically

00:37:51.140 bullied by them that she blamed them for his suicide. So then I went to look deeper into just that part

00:37:56.040 because that was interesting to me. And the story was shady, like trying to look into the suicide

00:38:03.740 story was shady foremost, because it was just extremely difficult to find any information on

00:38:08.500 it. Like it just should have been so readily available on Wikipedia. But now we know Wikipedia,

00:38:14.800 they're doing some stuff there. And I was like, that feels weird. Anyways, I was able to find it

00:38:21.500 on a Jewish website. Essentially, Eleanor Dulles, the deeper story here is Eleanor Dulles was in Paris

00:38:31.520 when she met and fell in love with a Jewish man named David Blondheim. And she fell in love with him

00:38:38.060 when she was researching for the French franc for her doctorate in economics. So she was doing some

00:38:44.260 research overseas in Paris. And he was similarly in Paris, also researching the vernacular French of

00:38:53.600 medieval Jews. Okay. Now they got married in a civil service and then eventually in a more formal

00:39:01.320 service that was conducted by her minister, brother-in-law. David Blondheim is what I would

00:39:08.380 describe as I was looking into him, struggling to find enough information. I would describe him for at

00:39:13.280 that time as quite a modern thinking Jew. And what I mean by that is that he didn't really subscribe

00:39:18.820 to the idea of like Jewish tribalism. He didn't believe, obviously, that Jews should only marry

00:39:25.980 within their race. And one of the things that's kind of left out is that Eleanor gave statements saying

00:39:31.900 how shocked she was by his suicide. You know, they're married for two years. And then he,

00:39:38.520 Sylvia Plaths it and like sticks his head into a toaster and kills himself with carbon monoxide.

00:39:46.440 Like he literally gases himself to death. And that was kind of random. And I don't know,

00:39:50.720 like, was he killed? I couldn't tell you. I find it the entire thing to be very interesting because

00:39:55.420 when I dug deeper into the story, he was also being bullied by Jews. He was being bullied by Jews

00:40:01.080 because his marriage was seen as problematic by his place of employment and they forced him out.

00:40:06.460 He was the secretary of the American Association of Jewish Research. And they were not cool with his

00:40:14.840 theories and things that he believed in when it came to actually kind of this cross-pollination of

00:40:21.040 like Jews and Christians should marry. So at the root of this marriage, there was friction between

00:40:27.480 Jews and Christians, which I found to be quite interesting, especially what I learned about the

00:40:31.780 person who seceded him after he was forced out, which was a man who similarly was Jewish and had

00:40:40.220 the same perspective. And he was even more radical in his perspective in that he was essentially saying,

00:40:47.120 I should find this guy's name. He was essentially saying like everything that we're learning about

00:40:52.400 medieval Jewry is a lie. And we need to be more honest about Jewish history and that like medieval

00:40:57.340 Jewry, like Jews were not being treated awful all throughout history. And this is a well obviously

00:41:02.440 respected professor. He was, like I said, leading this academia and it was considered huge that he

00:41:08.980 had written this piece and basically said that we're hiding pieces of history, which actually show

00:41:13.120 that Jews have been living quite well throughout history in every period, including the medieval period.

00:41:18.320 His focus was the medieval period. And so he kind of kept on the viewpoints. He did not marry a

00:41:24.480 Christian woman, but he kept on the viewpoints and basically took a strong stance and said that Jews

00:41:29.300 and Christians should be marrying. It's happened all throughout time and basically said that this

00:41:35.740 historical perspective that we keep selling about our suffering is not entirely true. And we need to

00:41:41.020 get radical and show people the true history, which shows that actually all around the world,

00:41:45.140 including throughout the medieval period, Jews have been living well and at least in much better

00:41:49.500 circumstances than other groups. So it's important to recognize that only because he was not liked by

00:41:56.860 the Jews or the Christians. So that was something that was interesting that Eleanor Dulles brought up

00:42:02.580 and I will cite the article. I should have left it pulled up, but I will cite the article. I'll put it

00:42:08.040 in the comments where this Jewish writer was unpacking that about how there was a lot that was happening

00:42:13.980 behind the scenes in this relationship. And Eleanor was quite shocked. For whatever reason, after her

00:42:19.760 brother, I mean, after her husband commits this suicide, David Blondheim, she becomes convinced that

00:42:25.600 it was her brothers that did it and that, you know, she knew that he had issues with both sides, but she

00:42:29.780 was convinced that her brothers definitely were the reason that forced him to that final step of

00:42:35.320 suicide. And of course, she becomes the one that then photocopies, according to John Loftus,

00:42:41.260 and confirmed by the first founder of the Mossad, if you will. She becomes one that photocopies all

00:42:48.820 of this evidence to hand over to the Mossad. And that is how the Rockefellers get blackmailed.

00:42:58.480 So Nelson Rockefeller, it's very interesting because he's this guy who's in oil and working in business.

00:43:03.860 Suddenly he goes into government and he eventually becomes a vice president of the United States.

00:43:08.000 And then you have also the Dulles. Suddenly they go into government and there he's in the CIA.

00:43:14.360 And when you start to reexamine the lens of why the JFK assassination is so important, it's because

00:43:19.640 it is the day, in my view, that our country became something else, became a country that is under

00:43:26.920 blackmail. That's what I believe in my heart to be true. That seems to be the common sense.

00:43:30.840 The obvious thing here, Operation Mockingbird, the CIA then instantly implements Operation Mockingbird.

00:43:40.920 You have like Alan Dulles overseeing everything that's happening in terms of Congress investigating,

00:43:48.920 which now we know what was the Roaring Report was a complete joke and a mockery that was being led by a

00:43:54.400 man that we now know was blackmailed. And you have just the CIA investing tons of money in journalists via

00:44:03.980 Project Mockingbird to all say the same things about JFK's death. It is the single, in my opinion,

00:44:11.220 most crucial thing for Americans to look into these documents and to understand what the heck

00:44:17.160 happened with JFK and to ask every question, to just ask every single question that you have,

00:44:23.680 to come to your own conclusions, to listen to the facts that people are telling you,

00:44:28.440 explore everything, go down every rabbit hole. Because if our instincts are correct,

00:44:33.360 and I believe that they are, then it is the single most important event that has led us to where we are

00:44:39.560 today. We talked about in that last episode going through, not only was he fighting them on nukes,

00:44:45.980 not only was he fighting with Ben-Gurion because he did not want them to have that nuclear reactor,

00:44:52.480 and then we learned that Lyndon B. Johnson was quietly helping them to get weaponized. So he was being

00:44:58.060 undermined by his own VP. It's just stunning. With communist ties, his family came here after,

00:45:05.900 as I explained to you, the 1848ers. Studying the 1848ers and the communists that then all came to

00:45:11.340 America and settled in the South is crucial part of the American education that you aren't learning.

00:45:17.220 And speaking of the American education system, what did Rockefeller own, right? So we often talk

00:45:25.280 about now how our medicine became radicalized. You know, the FDA is behaving like a mafia alongside

00:45:33.900 people who are just bought and paid for and blackmailed on the Hill. Rockefeller was early

00:45:40.120 medicine. Rockefeller was early public education and textbooks. But when did American education

00:45:46.520 begin going downhill? Well, now we can plot that on a map, right? Because we know that the Rockefeller

00:45:52.700 family created the General Education Board that was incorporated by an act of Congress way back in 1903.

00:45:59.640 I don't think anybody would say like American education system started going downhill in 1903.

00:46:03.600 I don't think anybody would make that argument. But John D. Rockefeller Sr.

00:46:08.280 There's John D. Rockefeller Sr.

00:46:10.360 Then there's John D. Rockefeller Jr.

00:46:12.900 And then you have Nelson Rockefeller. So by the third generation,

00:46:16.420 the Rockefeller family gets blackmailed. And I would say about around the third generation

00:46:20.780 time is when our education started changing from actually wanting to educate people

00:46:24.220 to wanting to brainwash them. And people have always said the Rockefeller family,

00:46:28.120 the Rockefeller family, but who was behind the Rockefeller family?

00:46:30.420 And that's why this article is so crucial. John D. Rockefeller Sr., way back in 1903,

00:46:36.040 committed a million dollars to that establishment of a general education board.

00:46:39.640 And then contributions grew. But was he actually trying to harm America or was he actually

00:46:45.820 interested in trying to help educate America? That's what we have to start re-exploring under

00:46:51.600 the lens of recognizing that down the line, his bloodline got blackmailed and they were no longer

00:46:59.620 working for the American people. In my view, I believe that this article shows that they were

00:47:06.200 working for Israel. And this kind of explains a lot of the perspectives I didn't know why I had

00:47:13.600 growing up. And I've talked about this a lot on the show and have had a lot of shame. And I shouldn't

00:47:17.780 have a lot of shame because we're all part of the public education system and they decide what's in

00:47:21.280 our textbooks. And we get to look at our textbooks and see who prints them and, you know, what hands

00:47:27.740 are being exchanged and who owns all these publishing companies. And we're going to get deeper

00:47:31.360 into that as we start looking into all of this stuff. But I did feel a lot of shame for realizing

00:47:36.860 how quickly I became Silla Putty and believed in all of this brainwashing and the hatred that I had,

00:47:42.720 which I've expressed because I feel like I came out of that web. Like I had this natural hatred

00:47:46.880 seated in me for Muslims. And it's so crazy because I shouldn't have hatred towards any group

00:47:52.040 naturally seated inside of me. Like I never felt that way towards Jewish people growing up.

00:47:57.120 I never felt that way against other people growing up. But I did feel this way towards Muslims growing

00:48:01.380 up. And that shows you that people understood how important the education system was early on.

00:48:07.520 And it became like Soviet conditioning. I mean, think about Soviet conditioning that brings you back to

00:48:13.000 the other pieces that we never learn about in school. The Bolshevik revolution. What happened

00:48:18.460 to all the Bolsheviks? OK, these people committed more heinous crimes and killed more people than Adolf

00:48:24.540 Hitler. The single biggest person you talk, nobody knows his name, Henrikh Yagoda, the mass slaughter of

00:48:31.920 Christians in the Ukraine. And nobody knows about this. The average American public education certificate

00:48:38.860 holder would not know anything about this. And that is extremely problematic. Everyone uses an Adolf

00:48:44.800 Hitler reference. No one uses a Henrikh Yagoda reference. And that's problematic. And the answer is it is just

00:48:51.900 a fact that Israel has protected people who committed these crimes, these Bolsheviks, that they went on to

00:48:58.040 become people that were protected by the state of Israel. And that's why it's so important for us to speak

00:49:03.240 about this because I feel that not speaking about it has allowed for a lot of hatred to be thrown at

00:49:09.340 Jewish Americans, people that have never even stepped foot in Israel, that have nothing to do with this,

00:49:14.160 who have been subjected to the exact same education system that we have been subjected to, right, who have

00:49:19.920 triggers that are completely understandable in the context of the things that we have learned in

00:49:25.060 school, who have fears that are completely understandable in the context of things that we have learned in

00:49:29.860 school. And until we sort of dilute and pull apart this foreign state, okay, that has amassed a lot of

00:49:36.700 political power in America and separate that entirely from Jewish Americans, I don't know that there is

00:49:42.760 ever going to be an honest discussion or a resolution that is happening. And it's not going to happen via

00:49:49.340 censorship and duress and threats and mean tweets by House of Habit, like calling people anti-Semitic and

00:49:57.540 banned for fostering these sorts of conversations and looking into things and being interested.

00:50:02.860 It's only going to happen with daylight and truth. And I really do always believe that sunlight is the

00:50:08.200 best disinfectant. But I just kind of want to talk about that briefly and to tell you that somebody

00:50:14.140 sent to me and told me that Shilwa's real last name is Zelensky. And I looked into that and I've always

00:50:22.520 felt weird about President Zelensky. It's very difficult to find things, pictures of his mom and

00:50:27.240 dad just like falling down the Emmanuel Macron hole. It's just so difficult, guys, for us to get a mom

00:50:32.860 and dad for all of these presidents around the world. And yes, it is a fact that Ruben Shilwa's real last

00:50:39.960 name. There's a few of them, but Zelensky. OK. And then Zislani is another spelling of it. And I find that to be

00:50:51.900 incredibly compelling because it says on his Wikipedia page, oh, his dad was like a big rabbi in the early

00:50:58.240 Palestine territory who wrote books. I can't find a single name of any book that this rabbi wrote. What name was he

00:51:04.340 going by? I can't find. How can you be this big influential rabbi? And I can't find anything on

00:51:09.320 you. So I'm asking the public, what can you find on Ruben Shilwa's father? And what can you find on

00:51:15.880 President Zelensky's father? Do we have to start mapping this out? Who the heck is Zelensky? And also

00:51:21.560 fascinatingly, Ruben Shilwa, he was a drama theater kid. I thought that was fascinating. OK. He was trained

00:51:28.320 in drama theater because they thought it would help his political ambitions. And he then went undercover

00:51:33.680 in the Middle East, pretending to just be like a Hebrew teacher. But he was a part of this like early Mossad

00:51:39.160 movement as they were kind of getting ready, leading up to this desire to establish Israel as a state. And the

00:51:47.900 more I read about him and the Mossad and what they were doing in that region, the more I feel like a lot of the

00:51:53.360 scales are falling from my eyes. And so I would I just find that interesting. It could be that Zelensky was really just a

00:51:59.720 really popular name in Lithuania. Sure. But I would like to just close up that end by being able

00:52:05.800 to find out like who his siblings are and who his, you know, dad is. I feel like that should be a pretty

00:52:13.400 easy find, not just like here's an honorable mention of President Zelensky's dad. But like also, yeah,

00:52:19.420 let's pull this up. You've got Reuven, totally made up last name, born Zelensky. And but then also,

00:52:27.060 could you pull up pull up for a second like President Zelensky? Yeah. So that rabbi can actually

00:52:31.400 stay here. The rabbi Aaron Yitzhak Zelensky, who is a native of Lithuania, one of the rabbis of

00:52:37.920 Jerusalem, studied at this school in the city. It's one of those things where you think you're getting a lot

00:52:43.320 of information and then you jump off and you try to find anything about this guy who was allegedly this big

00:52:48.300 rabbi, married to Sarah, and would have been one of the earlier settlers. And you just fall down a

00:52:53.080 hole. You know, you just fall down a hole. And then you realize like his son also changed his name.

00:52:59.380 And there's just a lot happening in this intelligence community that makes me question things, you know.

00:53:05.980 And so I would like to know a little bit more. And I'd love for you guys to try to be able to help us

00:53:11.440 find those things. Also wanted to add a couple of more tidbits of why the Rockefellers being blackmailed

00:53:15.660 is incredibly important. They were also the people that created the Department of Health,

00:53:20.440 Education and Welfare. Nelson Rockefeller did that when he then went into government.

00:53:24.800 OK, this would have been after the blackmail in November of 1952.

00:53:31.500 I'm sorry, this would have been in President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower asked Nelson to serve as chair

00:53:39.280 of the President Advisory Committee of Government Organization.

00:53:42.700 As the chair, one of the things that they got done was the establishment of the Department of Defense,

00:53:48.480 the Department of Agriculture, and also the Office of Defense Mobilization. So this proliferation of

00:53:55.140 government and realizing that you had Nelson Rockefeller, who had those influences, who then gets blackmailed

00:54:02.760 in the 60s is crucial. Pardon, not in the 60s. He would have been blackmailed if this was said how Israel

00:54:09.820 became a state. So 1948. And understanding that he was blackmailed before that, before he engaged in all

00:54:15.340 of this becomes crucial. And then we get Dwight D. Eisenhower then warning us that there's this kind

00:54:20.840 of military industrial complex, kind of this ghost operating into the background. All of this stuff is

00:54:26.900 extremely important. And yeah, we got to be able to think while we are still allowed to think about

00:54:33.880 these things, as I always say. And that's kind of my interest in the JFK files. We'll keep going on

00:54:40.280 this. Somebody is in the comments saying, you should bring in Ian Carroll. Yes, I absolutely love

00:54:45.100 the episode between him and Joe Rogan. Contrary to how House and Habit felt about it, I felt it was

00:54:51.500 really exciting to hear people think and speak and not come up with, you know, perfect conclusions in

00:54:58.120 the end, but are at least feeling the confidence to be able to ask questions and to notice that some

00:55:03.200 things are are off and really wrong. And namely, it's our education system and everything that we've

00:55:07.900 ever been told about anything. It feels like we're coming out of a period of extreme gaslighting by the

00:55:13.560 government and the media. And I intend to take opportunity in that and think while we're still

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00:57:07.320 we're already at an hour. I want to get to some of your comments really quickly before we jump off here.

00:57:11.320 Let's see what some of you guys are saying. Two very kind of maybe little related comments,

00:57:16.520 I think, to topics that are kind of related, right? We're talking about the media as an organ. Who do

00:57:20.980 you trust? What do we trust? Lely writes, my toxic trait is I just wait every day for people to mess

00:57:26.420 around and lie against Candace so she can just nuke them with screenshots, receipts, and the truth.

00:57:30.700 Fools. This is real journalism. That's what really kills me is all of these people I'm just very nice to.

00:57:36.800 So it just seems so petty to me that they take these avenues and they attack me and I just go like,

00:57:42.880 why? This is the reason I only hang out with my toddlers, by the way. I've had my fill of politics

00:57:47.920 a long time ago and you see it over and over again. Like people are fighting for what, you know? Like

00:57:53.800 home is where your heart is. It is not at the White House. It is not shadowing Trump. It's with your

00:58:00.120 kids. It's with your husband. These are the best days of my life right now, you know? And so it just

00:58:05.420 seemed really catty and really weird. And I don't know. I guess more will come out. A lot of stuff

00:58:10.280 is coming out right now, but it definitely registered as odd to the public as it was odd

00:58:14.700 and it was unnecessary. Zade writes, Jessica Reed Krause, if you're reading this, just know that

00:58:18.540 we all know you're extremely sick with mind viruses. Always have your back, Candace. Thank you for always

00:58:23.360 having my back. And genuinely, I was laughing through it last night. I was not stressed. I was just

00:58:27.980 like, this is crazy. And I really thought she was going to wake up and be like, you know what?

00:58:31.320 One glass too many of wine and everyone's going to laugh. And she was going to make a couple of

00:58:34.980 jokes and be like, that was stupid. Sorry, let's get back on the program. But she kind

00:58:38.300 of just kept digging herself further into a hole and was just getting like nastier. And

00:58:41.500 it just was necessary. Alexandra writes, what are her ties with Ghislaine and Jeffrey? She

00:58:46.400 poked the wrong bear. That's another thing. She was a part of the free Ghislaine Maxwell

00:58:49.820 movement. So it's rich that she's coming after me because I looked into Andrew Tate's Romanian

00:58:54.880 case and said there was not enough evidence to bring forth a trial. And then what happened a

00:58:59.280 year later was the Romanian courts agreed with me and said there was not enough evidence

00:59:02.880 for them to go forth with a trial. And they sent it back down to the lower courts.

00:59:07.200 So I don't know what my crime exactly is there other than reading court documents, which I

00:59:11.260 think everyone is allowed to do. And regarding the Harvey series, yeah, you better get started

00:59:16.260 because if she's starting all of this over Jessica Mann, it's probably worth looking into

00:59:20.600 the series to see what she didn't want you to see. Because if she defended that girl, I

00:59:25.120 don't know. I haven't looked into her previous reporting because I'm actually not copying

00:59:28.820 her and someone contacted me about the Harvey case. But that is something. I do not take

00:59:35.180 Jessica Mann as an honest individual. Amanda Pichardo writes, House Inhabit says she has

00:59:40.060 Scorpio tendencies, demonic. She's just manifesting right now. And we rebuke this in Jesus's name.

00:59:46.020 Yeah. Also, some of you guys shared with me that she's called Olivia Nuzzi fat. Now they're

00:59:50.020 friends. And that she did this whole sub stack where she just was calling her big boned and fat.

00:59:56.020 And that was fine, I guess, on her sub stack. And then she tried to pretend like I randomly

01:00:01.080 attacked Meghan McCain, who still is reeling over this one tweet that I sent to her and her husband

01:00:05.700 have never stopped. Like I'm not taking it back. I do think people should take advice

01:00:10.680 from Joe Rogan over taking advice from Meghan McCain on health. I don't think getting a vaccine

01:00:15.820 should make you a person who is allowed to snipe at people for exploring other health options.

01:00:22.020 Like I said, I was Maha before it was cool. Like, you know, I was definitely Maha before it was cool

01:00:26.800 or relevant. Abigail writes, I don't know how you do this, getting attacked by petulant children

01:00:32.360 nonstop for years. I would have lost my mind long ago. Nobody has thicker skin. Thoughts on the Pete

01:00:38.200 Hegseth texting scandal. Yeah, that was embarrassing. There's no other way to say it. It was embarrassing.

01:00:42.900 If it had happened on Biden's side, we would all be mocking it. And yeah, it's just totally crazy.

01:00:48.180 Obviously, if someone did that in the office and you would have had to have checked that a million

01:00:53.300 times to see who was on that thread and they've got a bit of egg on their face and they have to

01:00:57.540 deal with that and confront it and say this was a huge mistake. We regret it. You know, to err is

01:01:02.680 human. So is it? Oh, my gosh, Pete Hegseth is. No, by the way, I can tell you just as I know him

01:01:09.040 privately, Pete Hegseth has always been exceptional to me. He's always been so kind and I really do wish him

01:01:15.000 the best. And, you know, it's actually this stuff happens because people that hate you love it and

01:01:19.520 you feel embarrassed about it and it doesn't make you feel great. So that's all I really have to say

01:01:23.620 about that. Sis Halliday says Candace will go down as one of the best independent journalists of our

01:01:27.880 time. Yeah. And let me tell you, if if if somebody does start paying me like Iran or Qatar, you're

01:01:33.420 going to hear from me first here. Like I'm going to read an ad and be like, this is Qatar. Like if if

01:01:38.500 Jessica finds out I'm a Qatari royal, I am so out for my oil money. Like it's stupid how out I am.

01:01:43.740 And at least you guys know that I'm so 100 percent that if and they have never approached me if they

01:01:49.580 had approached me and wanted to do a deal. Like what? Why am I not supposed to do be a princess?

01:01:56.020 Like, why can't I be Princess Jasmine? Why is everybody hating on Aladdin? Like it's like crazy.

01:02:00.540 I don't this whole like weird Middle Eastern bad America good thing is also getting quite exhausting

01:02:05.680 because we do deals in the Middle East like Jared Kushner has done deals in the Middle East.

01:02:09.420 He is running a private equity firm in the Middle East. And it's basically this weird thing they're

01:02:15.460 trying to create that's not real by pretending that it would be like totally crazy if somebody

01:02:21.180 did do a deal with a Qatari, the Qataris or the Iranians or something. I don't understand it.

01:02:27.900 I don't understand why I've been accused of these things. It's 1000 percent not true. And the attacks

01:02:33.220 on Tucker have been especially nasty as of late. And I don't think that they're authentic. I think

01:02:37.340 they are funded. And I will leave that at that. OK, reminding you guys, I didn't know it was sold

01:02:42.400 out when we like and I promoted this obviously yesterday. It is now back in stock. Our anti-feminist

01:02:48.660 because I've been anti-feminist since before it was cool. I've been Maha since before it was cool.

01:02:53.180 And our anti-feminist merch is back on the website. And this hat is amazing. And so is this

01:02:59.860 mug. And I'm going to continue looking at Jessica Mann. So I'm coming for you,

01:03:04.700 feminists. I'm coming for you quickly. And we will see you guys tomorrow.

Candace Owens - March 27, 2025

The JFK Files + A ‘House In Habit’ Divided ｜ Candace Ep 166

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