Candace Owens - The Justin Bieber Plot Thickens!

00:00:00.000 All right, you guys, happy Monday. I have to tell you, you totally inundated me over the

00:00:04.940 weekend with tips regarding Justin Bieber, Hailey Bieber, also incredible insights on

00:00:10.420 how many people in Hollywood seem to have survived or not survived the very same thing.

00:00:16.360 I received absolute confirmation, by the way, that we are on the right path regarding Justin

00:00:20.280 Bieber and his fight for his freedom from Hollywood. And this is probably the most

00:00:26.600 interesting thing which has transpired. Harley Pasternak, Ye's trainer, yeah, has blocked me

00:00:33.680 on social media. And we were talking about him on Thursday. Now I'm blocked. And I then decided to

00:00:38.840 go down the Prince rabbit hole. So we're going to discuss that as well. Also, I've never had anyone

00:00:44.760 expressly demand that I be put into prison for my speech before. But rather shockingly, Trump's

00:00:49.420 former ambassador to Israel, David Friedman, is now suggesting that me and Tucker Carlson should be

00:00:54.860 arrested and sent to prison. I'm not kidding. I'm going to show you a clip. It's unbelievable.

00:00:59.360 It looks like I'm going to have to maybe get ready to give birth in prison. Anyways, welcome back to Candace.

00:01:03.740 Ladies and gentlemen, I am shaken, shook, shooketh to my core, okay? Harley Pasternak has blocked me

00:01:25.260 on Insta. I guess that's better than him drugging me and threatening to take me away from my children,

00:01:31.680 take me back to La La Land because playdates with the kids are just not going to be the same.

00:01:36.320 We should probably discuss how we got there because that is a pretty crazy development. How did we get

00:01:40.720 there where Harley Pasternak, who definitely has links to the deep state, is blocking little old me?

00:01:46.980 Well, it's probably because we have been noticing some things over here. Obviously, on Thursday,

00:01:52.380 we started unpacking the Bieber plot. I went on a tip, a very strong tip that Bieber's actually

00:01:58.180 waging a private battle. I just spiritually felt when I was reading the headlines, where have I

00:02:02.440 seen this all before? Suddenly, a person finds Christ and the next thing you know, we're being

00:02:06.000 told he's crazy, he's on drugs, his relationship is being monitored every second by people in the

00:02:13.020 media who are essentially trying to create a rift between him and his wife. Let's dial this back a

00:02:18.900 bit. Let me ask you guys a pretty basic question. How many times, realistically, can a major

00:02:24.820 successful artist that is engaged in a fight for their freedom suddenly become insane,

00:02:31.960 drug addicted, and then die relatively young? Okay, if you just had to put it within some odds,

00:02:38.120 what would you say the odds are on that? I want to be clear, I had never been down the Prince

00:02:41.980 rabbit hole, and I'm not totally there yet. I'm just beginning. And I did not realize that you can

00:02:47.360 quite literally draw a direct line from Prince to Michael Jackson, to Ye, and then now to Justin Bieber.

00:02:54.720 And the things that they have been saying and what they are trying to do now. I did not grow up in a

00:02:58.840 Prince household beyond a couple of his major hits, namely Raspberry Barrette and When Doves Cry.

00:03:05.440 So when he died on April 21st of 2016, at the very young age of 57, I did not venture to look

00:03:14.400 beyond the media headlines in terms of that story. I just registered the official story. The official

00:03:20.180 story was that he died of a drug overdose, an accidental opioid overdose. This is from the New

00:03:26.020 York Times. They said, quote, Prince was found dead in the elevator of his home in Chanhassen,

00:03:31.360 Minnesota, on April 25th, 2016, by Mr. Kirk Johnson and others after he ingested the fatal amount of

00:03:40.060 fentanyl, which is often used to manufacture counterfeit pills that are sold on the black market

00:03:46.140 as oxycodone and other pain relievers. OK, so that that's the official story. What is the unofficial

00:03:53.340 story? What is the unofficial story of Prince? Well, I'm just learning that throughout his entire

00:03:58.320 career, this is the guy who quite literally turned his name into a symbol so that record executives could

00:04:04.580 not benefit off of his name. Like he was willing to just be a symbol so that he could have ownership

00:04:09.920 over his name. He was constantly at war with the executives at the record labels. And I want to

00:04:16.960 show you this clip of him discussing how he viewed record labels. This is from 2004. Take a listen.

00:04:23.120 Ever since my third album, I wasn't really taking large advances from the recording companies. I was

00:04:30.180 recording the albums myself in my own studio. So the way I looked at it, I owned the work because I paid

00:04:37.440 for it. And I did all the work. I created it. So I felt like it should belong to me. That said, the

00:04:43.020 companies felt otherwise. And they would always hold this contract up and say, well, you signed it.

00:04:49.940 And I say, well, I understand that. It's not like I want to leave. I just want to, you know, talk about

00:04:54.800 this thing and see if we can't make it more fair. Of course, they wouldn't change because if they

00:04:59.680 change, they wouldn't really exist. And that's kind of the situation we're in right today. They're not

00:05:05.420 going to exist much longer. If we can work together, then it's going to be, you know,

00:05:10.640 everybody will kind of move into a situation where they do what it is that they're qualified to do.

00:05:14.780 If they're going to be indeed a delivery service, then that's fine. But even FedEx doesn't say that

00:05:20.360 they own the thing that they ship, you know, right?

00:05:26.500 Actually, such an interesting point that I had never even thought of. Like, how did the record labels

00:05:30.160 just decide that they own your voice? They should be operating like FedEx. Like, we can distribute your

00:05:34.220 music, but you don't own the thing that you are distributing, similar to FedEx. He also discussed

00:05:41.520 very early on something that we now know to be quite intentional when we think about the MKUltra

00:05:46.220 program, but just the degeneration of music over time. Like, you know, people were playing

00:05:51.820 instruments. People had these nice themes that they were singing about. And suddenly there was this

00:05:56.100 radical shift and music has become increasingly more raunchy and more pornographic. Well, he was early to

00:06:01.860 that game. And here's what he had to say to MTV News about that degeneration. Take a listen.

00:06:07.900 What was it that you were listening to in music today that made you say, I've got to put some

00:06:13.520 more stuff out there? You have to do this. Mainly, I sensed a great deal of negativity and entropy in the

00:06:21.580 music. There's a disintegration going on that we really have to address. Our values have been

00:06:31.820 lessened to a great degree. VH1's been pretty cool. They don't show too much craziness on their channel,

00:06:38.240 but other Viacom channels do. So I think that we should address this as a community as to what it's

00:06:47.640 doing to the culture. People can say all they want to that there's no reason for these kids to listen

00:06:55.180 to music and then go shoot somebody. But, you know, there's something that's triggering these buttons.

00:07:02.020 Just incredible because, like I'm just telling you, this is the first time that I've ever heard

00:07:07.840 this because I didn't follow Prince in his musical career. And I just can't believe that he was having

00:07:12.360 this exact same discussion that we know Michael Jackson was having and then Ye was having. And

00:07:16.620 just to show this to you again, I know I showed it to you on Thursday. Let's just listen to what

00:07:20.660 Michael Jackson was saying about these same record labels.

00:07:25.940 Record companies really, really do conspire against their artists. They steal, they cheat,

00:07:31.040 they do whatever they can, especially the black artists. Sony Tommy Mottola. Tommy Mottola is the

00:07:37.240 president of the record division. He is a mean, he's a racist. And he's very, very, very devilish.

00:07:49.420 And, you know, YouTube last year took down, I still never got clarity on why they did this,

00:07:54.720 but they took down my interview with Ye in the midst of all of the fire when he was being called crazy

00:08:00.040 by the press. I sat him down at my home and just had a discussion with him because I wanted to sort

00:08:03.900 of capture that moment. And believe it or not, he was talking about the exact same thing, this

00:08:09.160 treatment of artists, really making it sound like a modern form of slavery. Here is Ye and what he had

00:08:15.960 to say in 2022. We can't just say, oh, it's okay for people to like super complicate deals and to

00:08:25.880 collude on deals and to not look at us as human beings, as artists and athletes and actors, that we

00:08:32.300 have to be willing to like stand up for that, to be able to change something. And we need to come

00:08:37.880 together as a society to be, to, to be the first civilization to actually became civil.

00:08:46.000 Gosh, it all sounds so reasonable, right? When you hear it like that, but that's not what the

00:08:52.480 media tells us about these people. I mean, when you start speaking like that as an artist or as a

00:08:58.460 podcaster or as somebody who's within a con within any kind of contract, suddenly the media comes down

00:09:03.240 on you hard. And like we said, wacko jacko, here's a collage of some headlines. Here's Justin Bieber,

00:09:10.000 a recent collage of the headlines that are coming at him right now. And I think the message is pretty

00:09:14.460 clear. If they cannot control you, they will ruin you. Okay. They'll say you are on drugs or say you're

00:09:20.380 having a mental break. The timing of this discussion, by the way, is rather serendipitous because this

00:09:27.840 week we're getting into our second book of the book club, my book club, which is Hollywood Babylon.

00:09:34.600 And we had pre-picked this book, not knowing everything that would be going on with Justin

00:09:38.660 Bieber and the conversation that we would be having. But this book really speaks about how

00:09:44.300 Hollywood became Hollywood, about how it was founded. And if you believe Kenneth Anger,

00:09:49.220 then Hollywood was definitively, that's the, that's the author of the book, Kenneth Anger,

00:09:53.320 and Hollywood was definitively started by gang members. And I see no reason after having read

00:09:59.060 this book to contradict anything, anything that meaningfully contradicts what he says,

00:10:02.980 the amount of deaths, the murders, the shootings, the convenient overdoses, the pornography, the

00:10:08.840 blackmail. The book introduces us to all of the main players at that time, Paramount Studios,

00:10:14.620 Metro, Goldwyn, and Meyer, MGM. And it tells you who exactly was at the top of those studios.

00:10:22.920 Namely, a guy named Joe Pasternak, Louis B. Mayer, and Sam Katz. These were the guys who were at the

00:10:31.540 beginning of Hollywood. And I'm very much interested today in Joe Pasternak, right? Because I had begun

00:10:37.320 wondering out loud to myself if it was plausible that this guy who had everything to do with the

00:10:44.100 founding of Hollywood might be related to Harley Pasternak, the guy who was just going to take

00:10:52.160 yay back to La La Land as a gym trainer. It just seems to me that every time I come across a

00:10:58.900 connection to the CIA and Hollywood and mind control, I come across the last name Pasternak.

00:11:04.180 Obviously, you saw last week, even when we were speaking about that declassified document from

00:11:08.420 MKUltra, the guy who we couldn't find a picture of, he was a Pasternak. And we have Joe Pasternak over

00:11:16.780 in Hollywood, he's running everything. And we know for a fact that he, too, worked with the CIA

00:11:22.000 to popularize a book called Dr. Zhivago, which I should mention, that book was written by his

00:11:32.180 Russian cousin. So Joe Pasternak and the author of this book, Boris Pasternak, were actually cousins.

00:11:38.880 I found that out this weekend. A lot of Pasternak's in the mix when it comes to the CIA.

00:11:45.240 Check out this 2014 headline from The Guardian pertaining to that book, Dr. Zhivago.

00:11:49.680 It reads, the CIA used Dr. Zhivago as a literary weapon during the Cold War. And it tells us that

00:11:57.420 more than 100 newly declassified documents in the U.S. have revealed how the CIA printed Russian

00:12:03.980 language copies of Boris Pasternak's classic novel, Dr. Zhivago, during the Cold War in an attempt to

00:12:11.260 sow unrest among Soviet citizens. The CIA published a hardback Russian language edition of Dr. Zhivago

00:12:18.500 in the Netherlands and a miniature paperback edition at its own headquarters, making sure that, quote,

00:12:24.860 the hand of the United States government was not to be shown in any manner, reveal the documents.

00:12:30.260 It then pressed copies into the hands of Soviet citizens at the 1958 Brussels Universal and

00:12:37.540 International Exposition, while agents who had contact with Soviet tourists and officials in the

00:12:43.540 West passed out the miniature edition. OK, so just to be clear, CIA began distributing copies of this

00:12:49.820 book, Dr. Zhivago, throughout the USSR in the late 1950s as a weapon of war to make Soviets question

00:12:56.360 their government and similarly to make us Americans and those in the West understand who our enemies

00:13:02.620 were. Tale as old as time. They want to go to war with somebody. First, they have to propagandize us.

00:13:07.380 Hollywood and the government have always had a unique relationship. Movies and songs that are being

00:13:12.580 produced are being produced for the purpose of propaganda and social engineering. And this is

00:13:17.140 where Joe Pasternak steps in. He would know because he's the person that made Dr. Zhivago a winning

00:13:24.220 film in Hollywood, literally. OK, in 1966, Joe Pasternak put on the first ever color presentation of the Oscar

00:13:34.920 awards show. OK, this is an actual article from that time. It says Oscar show scheduled next Monday.

00:13:41.860 The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will be throwing the the book at its audience when the first

00:13:48.860 color presentation of the annual Oscar show hits the nation's television screens the night of April 18th.

00:13:56.720 It mentions how this is being thrown on all throughout this article by Joe Pasternak, the producer of this

00:14:01.900 year's Oscar cast. And guess what happened that year? Dr. Zhivago took home a ton of awards. It won for

00:14:08.920 Best Art Direction, Best Color Cinematography, Best Art Design, Best Screenplay, Best Screenplay

00:14:14.740 Writing, You Name It. OK. So you can imagine that people at this time who had no idea that this was a

00:14:20.580 government operation, which included Joe Pasternak and his cousin. OK, people at this time must have

00:14:25.400 assumed that it was all organic. You go to the Oscars, you watch the Grammys, you think it's all

00:14:29.540 organic. But in reality, the American population was being intentionally engaged in propaganda.

00:14:36.460 So I hate to say this, but Kanye was right after all when he said that award shows are fake.

00:14:41.860 They are fake. This is about social engineering. You are the product. Your mind is the product.

00:14:49.040 So I started thinking over this weekend, what if we just stopped for one second accusing all of these

00:14:55.220 artists of being crazy? And instead, we started actually investigating some of the things that

00:14:59.400 they've been saying, right? They've been saying, Kanye, for example, that there are gangs that still

00:15:04.340 control Hollywood and that you aren't allowed to stand up to the game, the gangs, without being ruined

00:15:09.480 financially, reputationally, and that at very convenient times, the world will suddenly learn

00:15:15.680 that you're actually a drug addict or experiencing a mental break. Also, I have to just add this into

00:15:22.780 the mix. Is it also sort of weird that it seems to be a common thread in all these stories that when

00:15:27.980 people begin embracing Christianity, they're accused of suffering a psychotic break? Because

00:15:33.240 that's what's happening in Justin Bieber right now. It's like he's drawing closer to Christ and we're

00:15:36.980 being told, no, he's like, he's just lost his mind and he's a druggie and he's broke. Okay.

00:15:41.900 That seems weird. And that is specifically what Ye said happened to him. It was the reason he said

00:15:48.520 that Harley put him in the hospital because Ye began quoting the Bible and reading the Bible.

00:15:55.760 And so he said, we got to call an ambulance if something's gone wrong with you. Here is Ye describing

00:16:01.360 that moment. Actually, the day when they put me in the hospital, I had started reading the Bible really

00:16:09.200 heavy and rewriting Bible verses. And when the Jewish trainer saw, and you're like looking like,

00:16:16.060 well, that sounds pretty bipolar. But the Jewish trainer saw that, put me in the hospital and then

00:16:25.200 said, and then put it in the press.

00:16:35.300 He's referring to Harley Pasternak and he, Harley Pasternak then put it into TMZ that he had suffered

00:16:40.820 a psychotic break when he was writing Bible verses. Now, Ye also tweeted this. He tweeted, quote,

00:16:47.400 I was told that if I expose the truth of the bad business practices, everything is going to be taken

00:16:53.300 from me, including my black children. And everyone has now bore witness to the public Emmett tilling

00:16:58.480 of Ye. But God has put something on my heart not to back down. Okay. And now that I'm thinking about

00:17:05.440 it, it's weird because that's what happened to me too. It's just simple phrase. All I said was Christ

00:17:11.360 is king. And my gosh, did I lose so much. Actually, quite frankly, I think I gained a lot. But it was a

00:17:17.820 scandal that still won't die. There's still reports being produced by the likes of Jordan

00:17:22.840 Peterson on why you can't say Christ is king. Okay. It was followed by people who were trying

00:17:28.940 to convince the public back in 2024 that I was suffering from a postpartum psychosis. I'm just

00:17:34.720 showing you three tweets to that effect from last year because it's incredible to reflect upon this

00:17:39.000 person, Avi Weiss. Is it possible that Candace is having postpartum psychosis? Joshua Nebo writes,

00:17:44.720 I've said it before and I'll say it again. Candace is suffering from legit psychosis and needs

00:17:49.400 mental health intervention. Lastly, this person, Get Real, wrote in August, somebody get Candace

00:17:56.300 some urgent psychological help. She's actually developing psychosis. What a weird trend. You

00:18:00.920 just diagnose a person you've never met and never seen. And they try to convince you that the people

00:18:06.060 are having mental breaks when they say things they don't like. It's weird because it's almost like

00:18:10.360 the people that are doing this are partaking in something that I wouldn't even call a faith,

00:18:15.760 but clearly something that must run counter to Christ. It's interesting even more so because

00:18:20.960 Kenneth Anger, the author of Hollywood Babylon, was very much a member of the elite and he said

00:18:27.020 that they all worshipped the occult. So it ain't Judaism, it ain't Christianity, but it's the occult.

00:18:32.540 And he would know because he was one of them until the day he died. He believed in black ceremonial

00:18:39.020 magic. He believed in the occult and he was interested in works pertaining to blood sacrifice. I mean,

00:18:44.140 he's a total character and yet somehow was allowed to become this like a big guy in Hollywood.

00:18:49.780 Like I said, we'll get more into that in the book club. That's not YouTube safe. But it is

00:18:53.980 interesting, right? I should also mention that the media says that Kenneth Anger's book has long

00:18:59.900 been debunked. So don't even think about it. Don't even think about reading it. Just kidding.

00:19:03.460 We're going to read it anyways because when the media says something has been debunked,

00:19:06.560 it usually hasn't been. Anyways, I'm really starting to wonder now about Harley Pasternak,

00:19:10.800 and if he somehow belongs in this Hollywood CIA link together family tree. So I'll tell you what

00:19:17.500 I did. I decided to just put together a little family tree for Harley Pasternak and I'll tell

00:19:20.660 you what I found. First and foremost, like I told you, Harley blocked me on Instagram. Here's proof

00:19:27.200 of that. This is what I see. I see no posts. And I thought it was so weird when I was going to go

00:19:32.200 through every single post he's ever posted. Okay, fair. He knew what I was going to do. He knew he's

00:19:36.880 watching the show. He knows I like timelines. But he blocked me. I thought that was weird. But I was

00:19:41.480 able to find old posts of his. And I'm just beginning this process. Here's an old post about

00:19:46.660 his time spent in the Canadian military. He wrote, from 1994 to 1997, I was an exercise nutrition

00:19:53.340 scientist in the military. I worked in a laboratory that focused on the effects of different drugs and

00:19:59.620 foods on soldiers' ability to run faster, jump higher, and stay awake longer. I did not have a gun. I never

00:20:07.320 rode in a tank. I never saw enemy fire. And my life was never in any danger. On the other hand, tens of

00:20:12.780 thousands of brave men and women soldiers risk their lives to protect ours. I am eternally grateful to all of

00:20:18.980 you who have served to protect our safety and freedom. Thank you so much. So, yes, he was involved in

00:20:26.360 drugging people and seeing what the effects of those drugs were. I also was able to find, while I was

00:20:34.320 looking just briefly through his family tree, wondering if he could be related to Joe Pasternak of

00:20:39.580 MGM or Boris Pasternak, his cousin, I found that he had mentioned that his grandma, Lucy, had survived the

00:20:49.060 Holocaust. And I can show you that here, blocking out the faces of his family because it doesn't matter,

00:20:55.080 but he's holding a picture of his grandmother, Lucy. And he said, this photo is of my great

00:20:59.780 grandmother, Lucy Pasternak. She was from Transylvania and survived Auschwitz. A great deal

00:21:06.060 of who I am today is because of who she was. Okay. I'm going to flag that for you because I was not

00:21:11.180 able to confirm that information. And I'm going to show you this tree. It's actually, it's usually

00:21:16.960 quite simple to confirm information as it pertains to the Holocaust. They've done an incredible job

00:21:21.520 documenting all the victims. And I was able to confirm that her sister, Lucy's sister, allegedly

00:21:29.120 survived Auschwitz, but I could not find Lucy herself. So I'm just asking the public to help me make

00:21:35.440 that connection because the contrary, I found interesting. I found information that it was just

00:21:41.320 her sister. Anyways, this is his family tree. Harley Pasternak, again, we're working to confirm

00:21:46.400 this. His parents are public. He has posted them publicly. They do work publicly. So this was not

00:21:52.680 like a find where we were doxing someone or anything. His mother, Barbara, his dad's name is

00:21:57.700 Joe. And what was really interesting is Joe's grandmother, Joe's mother, as you can see here,

00:22:04.140 is Lucy Pasternak. Her name was Leetze, formerly Mull Dolvin. I was able to discover that her sister's

00:22:13.840 name is Magda Adler, formerly Mull Dolvin of Israel. I'll show you how. But then the grandfather,

00:22:22.940 not a single trace. One mentioned on a site that his nickname may have been Shimmy, but I can't find

00:22:29.440 a single trace of the grandfather. And I'm wondering if that grandfather could have been a son of the

00:22:38.880 original Joe Pasternak. Hey, even looking at these dates, it's totally plausible that Joe Pasternak

00:22:44.440 had an affair with Lucy. I don't know. I just feel like somehow this is supposed to connect, that this

00:22:50.000 family tree is supposed to connect. If you're listening to this on audio, you're going to have to go onto

00:22:53.920 YouTube and look at this family tree. But that missing grandfather kind of really bugs me. And so I'm

00:23:01.220 going to ask you guys to send tips at CandaceOwens.com because we then began looking into Lucy thinking it's

00:23:06.400 going to be very easy to find who her husband is. You're telling me you've got an Auschwitz survivor

00:23:11.100 and you have kids that are very involved. Harley has a couple of brothers. They're all very involved.

00:23:19.900 And I'm sure they've mentioned their grandfather somewhere. No, we couldn't find it, even in

00:23:24.840 databases where we were able to find information about Lucy. And here's what we have found thus far

00:23:29.860 on Lucy. His grandmother, who he says survived Auschwitz. Again, just looking for somebody to

00:23:36.320 confirm that. Maybe she had a different name, but I only have her as Litsy. She went as Lucy.

00:23:41.900 And I ain't got any other name there. So I'm very curious about that. We have Lucy mentioned

00:23:48.600 in a newspaper as having owned an art gallery. This is a Canadian newspaper and it's in Montreal,

00:23:55.260 which makes sense is where Harvey is from, that she was the manager of a gallery in 1970. So a

00:24:02.220 manager of a gallery on Ville Marie in Montreal. And she is just commenting on a portrait here.

00:24:09.080 We have found that. We have Lucy again. We know this is the right person mentioned in the birth

00:24:14.640 of Harley's brother. And what's interesting about this, right? So it mentions his parents,

00:24:20.340 Joe and Barbara are proud to announce the arrival of their son, weighing eight pounds, 13 ounces on

00:24:26.440 January 19th of 1983 at 3.16 PM. But it says first grandchild of Lucy Pasternak of Montreal.

00:24:39.280 That's weird because Harley was born. Harley's mentioned in the next line, brother, Harley,

00:24:45.020 mother and father doing fine. So how could it be Lucy Pasternak's first grandchild?

00:24:50.340 If Harley was born. Now this, it's a newspaper. They could have gotten something wrong. Special

00:24:56.380 thanks to Dr. Bernstein and staff at Mount Sinai Hospital. Thought it was a weird typo,

00:25:01.160 but I just wanted to draw your attention to that. Then we have the correct Lucy again in her

00:25:07.400 obituary. And every obituary that we found, it didn't mention that she had survived Auschwitz or

00:25:13.680 that, you know, that she was a Holocaust survivor, which I flagged as very interesting. That's why I'm

00:25:17.880 asking the public to send me information. I know there are people that dedicate their entire lives

00:25:21.780 to documenting that stuff. And I've checked those websites. It says Lucy Pasternak on Tuesday does

00:25:27.340 not mention her husband again. Lucy Pasternak, loving mother and mother-in-law of Joe and Barbara,

00:25:32.540 devoted grandmother to Harley, Jesse and Bobby, dear sister of Magda Adler of Israel. And then it tells

00:25:40.120 us where the service is going to be. No mention of her late husband. That's a hole I got to fill,

00:25:47.640 guys. Okay. So I'm opening up tips at CandiceOwens.com looking for that missing Pasternak that

00:25:57.640 was married to Lucy, who Harley Pasternak says survived Auschwitz. And I have been unable to confirm

00:26:03.520 that just yet. And like I said, the records on that are very tight. And usually it's a very quick,

00:26:09.560 you can, there's video, videos, lists, everything. And I could not find this woman, but I was able to

00:26:15.220 find her sister and confirm that her sister Magda Adler of Israel survived the Holocaust. So you guys

00:26:21.600 can help me with that. Pull up that chart again one more time so they can see it because now I am

00:26:26.280 really honing in on what's going on here in Hollywood, the CIA. You guys just take that. We are looking for

00:26:32.080 this person who potentially went by the nickname Shimmy, which is what we were able to find on the

00:26:37.020 site. Is it possible Joe and Lucy? Like maybe it's not a great grandpa up there. And it's Joe by a

00:26:46.440 different name. He traveled extensively, traveled extensively. I'm just wondering, it just seems weird

00:26:52.100 not to include that in an obituary or to include that or speak about that publicly. But I'm thinking

00:26:58.480 whatever is going on in Hollywood has been going on for a very long time. Now, what does this all

00:27:03.120 mean? Well, first and foremost, it means it's time for you guys to wake up. I'll tell you that for

00:27:07.360 free. It means that Justin Bieber is fighting a very scary private battle right now. I am, if I'm

00:27:17.500 fearful for his life, it's not because I believe he's on drugs. I'll tell you that for free. It's because

00:27:21.960 I've read too many of these books. I know too much about the late Joe Pasternak. I know too much

00:27:28.120 about the founding of Hollywood. I know too much about all of these artists who conveniently have

00:27:32.400 drug overdoses when they're at the peak of these fights. And now that these fights, like I mentioned

00:27:37.420 to you, are taking place privately and through arbitration and not publicly, it actually puts

00:27:43.840 these individuals more at risk. And I think that we really should begin by understanding who has

00:27:52.400 been controlling Hollywood for a very long time. Because if we can connect Harley Pasternak to Joe

00:27:56.240 Pasternak, and I think we're close here, and things are going to start to get very interesting.

00:28:02.280 Very, very interesting. Anyways, you guys know me. I am on it either way. I appreciate you guys

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00:30:09.120 Okay. This debate seemingly has broken the internet. So we have to discuss it. I actually,

00:30:14.940 125,000 tweets pertaining to the Douglas Murray versus Dave Smith debate, which was released,

00:30:24.620 I think, on Friday on Joe Rogan. It might've been Thursday. I actually think it was Thursday of last

00:30:28.200 week. X, as I mentioned, was positively dominated by this discussion surrounding the debate. And I

00:30:34.920 want to say right at the top of this, I actually know both of these gentlemen. I know Douglas Murray

00:30:38.900 because he is from the same circles as my husband in London, highfalutin circles of London. And I have

00:30:48.940 had dinner with him. I've been around him and he's very kind. And I think that that's great because

00:30:54.820 I, it's never great to go into trying to judge a debate when you just, just don't like somebody,

00:30:59.880 you know, just like, I just don't like, I don't like Douglas Murray. He's actually always been very

00:31:02.940 lovely to me and always very kind to me. And he's one of those people that I can say that even though

00:31:07.160 I very much just agree with him, I don't then say, well, he's a terrible human being. But what was

00:31:14.260 happening and what was at root of this discussion was credentialism. Essentially the first 45 minutes of

00:31:20.940 this debate, if you haven't seen it, and they were supposed to be debating what's happening in

00:31:25.320 Israel, Gaza. It was really spent with Douglas Murray suggesting, I would say outright saying

00:31:31.180 that people need to have better expertise on various subjects before they can engage in discussion

00:31:37.120 about those subjects or, and he was really kind of condemning Joe Rogan here, they shouldn't even be

00:31:41.720 platformed. And he specifically called out Ian Carroll and he called out historian Daryl Cooper,

00:31:47.860 which I was confused about because I think Daryl Cooper is great. But here is what Douglas

00:31:52.040 Murray had to say. If you're going to interview historians of the conflict or historians in

00:31:57.980 general, why would you get somebody like Ian Carroll? Yeah, but Ian Carroll, I didn't bring him on for

00:32:04.180 that purpose. I brought him on because I want to find out like, how's one get involved in the whole

00:32:08.420 conspiracy theory business? Because his whole thing is just conspiracies, you know? But do you have

00:32:14.080 any, I mean, there's been a tilt in the conversation, in both conversations in the last couple of years,

00:32:20.600 and it's largely to do with people who have appointed themselves experts, who are not experts.

00:32:30.860 So yeah, Ian Carroll, I don't think has appointed himself an expert. I just think that he's somebody

00:32:36.400 who's willing to ask questions and to introduce people to information. And I would offer that post-COVID,

00:32:44.060 I think the idea of expertise has been completely shattered. I think we can all agree post-COVID,

00:32:52.480 the idea of expertise has been shattered because all they offered us was this, you can't say this

00:32:56.100 because you're not a doctor, you can't say this because you don't understand, you're not in the

00:32:58.960 emergency rooms, what do you know about vaccines? And then it ended up being the regular people who

00:33:05.280 were asking meaningful questions and not prepared to instantly roll up their sleeves because the

00:33:10.300 government mandated it wound up being correct despite the censorship. So we understood that

00:33:16.180 we had to have more conversation, not less conversation. We actually need to hear independent

00:33:21.280 voices that aren't a part of the organ of media or the organ of pharma. But the part that I think in

00:33:28.880 terms of this debate between him and Dave Smith that I and many others were especially confused by

00:33:35.260 is the idea that you need to physically visit a place before you can engage in a discussion about

00:33:42.360 it. Take a listen.

00:33:43.760 Have you been to the crossing points? No. When were you last there at all? I've never been.

00:33:52.260 You've never been? Well, am I not allowed to talk about it now? I've never been to, have you ever been to

00:33:58.160 Nazi Germany? Are you allowed to have feelings about them? You can't time travel, but you can travel.

00:34:03.180 Okay, but so what? So what's the point? Like, okay. Lots of people have been there and agree with me and

00:34:08.120 lots of people have been there and agree with you. Yeah, but if you're going to spend a year and a half

00:34:11.200 talking about a place, you should at least do the courtesy of visiting it. All right. I just think

00:34:16.620 this is a non-argument. You don't think? No, I think it's a non-argument. But if you're next...

00:34:21.600 Will you have to go and touch the ground? No, I think you have to see... I think it's a good idea

00:34:25.400 to see stuff, particularly if you spend a career talking about something. Yes. I have a journalistic

00:34:31.660 rule of trying never to talk about a country, even in passing, unless I've at least been there.

00:34:35.660 Okay. It's sort of normal. It's a normal thing to do. You're talking about... Hang on. You're

00:34:42.180 talking about crossing points. And not only have you never been to a crossing point in either Egypt

00:34:47.040 or in Israel, but you've never even been to the region. Okay. Again, I think this is a non-argument.

00:34:51.960 I don't understand. No, it's not a non-argument. Yeah, it is. It's not a non-argument if you're

00:34:56.480 insisting that you're an expert of some kind, or not claiming you're an expert, but still talking

00:35:02.080 about it, about the provisions going into Gaza or not, if you've never seen any of this going on.

00:35:09.220 So you're not allowed to speak about things that you've read about. You can only speak

00:35:12.920 about things that you've seen with your own eyes. You can talk about what you want as you're

00:35:18.040 proving, but that is a different matter from spending an awfully long amount of time talking

00:35:27.820 about an issue in a region you haven't even had the courtesy to visit.

00:35:35.960 So I'm genuinely not sure what that argument means. And I would definitely love for him to

00:35:42.680 expand upon that because that would virtually exclude everyone ever from being able to engage

00:35:49.360 in a debate about anything, right? Unless you have money. Who's got the money to be traveling around

00:35:54.180 the world so that we can visit to see the places, the various places that all of our tax dollars are

00:35:59.880 going. Also, I have actually been to Israel and I would not cite myself as somebody who is more

00:36:06.380 educated than Dave Smith on this topic. Absolutely not. In fact, I routinely text Dave Smith and ask

00:36:12.820 him questions as I've been learning about this topic. I don't understand. I mean, if my tax dollars

00:36:18.240 have to go towards that, I would imagine that I have a right to speak about it and I shouldn't just

00:36:24.900 have to fund myself getting out there. I really just didn't understand this. I don't think, as an

00:36:31.980 example, that Australia should have been locked down in the way that it was, whether it was locking

00:36:37.820 down its citizens during COVID. I've never been to Australia. I don't think my tax dollars should be

00:36:44.380 sent to Ukraine at this moment because they can't even account for all the billions that we've

00:36:49.540 already given them. They just lost it. It went into a dark hole. We've sent them all this money

00:36:53.400 and now these Ukraine oligarchs are popping up buying yachts in St. Tropez. Saw them, okay? They're

00:37:00.400 buying all of these Russian yachts. Never been to Ukraine. Think I have a right to say that and to

00:37:07.500 keep harping on this fact that we need to stop giving money to these countries when it seems like they're

00:37:12.840 just laundering it and putting it elsewhere. I don't think our government, looking into the past,

00:37:18.020 should have dropped a bomb on praying Catholics in Nagasaki. I don't think that did anything to end

00:37:22.680 the war. And I'd be happy to engage in a debate with any person that thinks that it has. Never been

00:37:28.780 to Nagasaki. I don't think we should be funding LGBTQ programs in Pakistan. We are. Never been to

00:37:38.160 Pakistan. I don't think, perhaps most ludicrously, when Rand Paul released his list of government excess

00:37:45.940 spending that he does annually, and he told us that our government was funding Japanese quails.

00:37:51.600 They were giving Japanese quails cocaine to see if it increased their sex drive. I don't think we

00:37:57.780 should be doing that. I think it's absurd. And I thought that before I went to Japan for the first

00:38:03.160 time last year, and when I went to Japan, I didn't see any Japanese quails, but did it make me any more

00:38:09.500 or less of an expert or any more qualified to discuss whether or not we should be giving them

00:38:14.240 cocaine? Because that registers to most people as an issue of basic morality. And I would argue also of

00:38:20.580 extreme financial stupidity, like just common sense. I don't need to get on a plane to go observe a

00:38:25.400 Japanese quail high on cocaine to tell you that I don't think we should be funding that.

00:38:30.200 You know, I just have to have an ability to think in general. And I'm not sure exactly and where I

00:38:37.040 would push back here as well. What makes somebody an expert on something? Is it physically going

00:38:42.600 someplace? Is it a degree that confers onto you some special powers? Is it money, having the money to

00:38:48.880 visit places and to check it off and say, I visited this many places and so now I'm an expert or I can at

00:38:53.680 least, you know, engage in a topic that I care about. I think a lot of people who even are huge

00:39:00.840 fans of Douglas Murray, and by the way, like I said, I have really enjoyed him personally. He's always

00:39:05.400 been very kind to me. He's not like a lot of the people who engage in this ultra Zionism that drive

00:39:11.400 me insane and who I can tell you are bad people. Like we're not, I'm not like putting him in the

00:39:14.900 category of Seth Dillon and like Joel Berry of the Babylon Bee. He's very enjoyable. And so I was very

00:39:20.520 surprised to hear him argue in this style. And I think even the people who are ultra Zionists

00:39:25.860 said the same thing, that they were kind of confused by this line of arguments. It seems

00:39:30.400 more like an effort to control speech. And just to be clear, speech, if it's true, it doesn't really

00:39:35.480 matter who the speaker is or where they've been or how many passport stamps they have. And even

00:39:39.280 YouTuber God Saad, who's legitimately lost his mind and just rants and raves about how everything is

00:39:44.700 anti-Semitic, had a pretty reasonable take about this debate. And he is also, he's a massive fan of

00:39:51.220 Douglas Murray. He's had him on his show multiple times. And here's what he had to say.

00:39:54.640 I thought it would have been probably better if he just said, here are 10 things that you guys espoused

00:40:00.500 and let me address how each of them is complete nonsense, rather than saying, you know, we need

00:40:06.940 historians to talk about these positions or people who have the right credentials. I think that's,

00:40:12.000 that's the wrong reflex to have. I think it's much better to judge people based on the ideas

00:40:21.580 that they espouse. And earlier today, I put up a post on my X feed where I said, look, in Boolean

00:40:30.020 algebra, you can test or establish whether a statement is true or false. It's binary system

00:40:38.500 based on axiomatic truths, based on axiomatic properties, right? And that Boolean algebra statement

00:40:50.120 is true or false, irrespective of whomever writes it down and whomever reads it. And so by a similar

00:41:01.020 analogical reasoning, a statement is true or false, whether it's a plumber who said it or a eminent

00:41:09.800 historian or a fancy professor. As a matter of fact, as I have explained repeatedly, and certainly

00:41:15.260 the parasitic mind, all of the parasitic ideas that I discuss in the parasitic mind stem from professors.

00:41:23.780 And in channeling the spirit of Orwell, it takes intellectuals to come up with some of the dumbest

00:41:33.340 ideas.

00:41:34.560 And really, that's Thomas Sowell, who has done extensive research on showing you how academics

00:41:40.160 and professors and the people who perceive themselves to be like the intellectual elite,

00:41:45.440 elite, the academia, have put forth the worst ideas in the world that have led to so many people being

00:41:51.740 killed. Eugenics, people who are behind eugenics, all the things that they have done. And they do this

00:41:57.380 with this sort of academic snobbery is the reason why we have so much suffering worldwide. Like I said,

00:42:03.720 Thomas Sowell has an extensive, brilliant work on that, talking about really, really speaking to the

00:42:08.320 Harvard types and the Stanford types. And so it doesn't make me comfortable that we're seeing sort of

00:42:12.480 this emergence of people who are beginning to think that only some people are capable of thinking.

00:42:17.160 I think people are drawn to Ian Carroll because he's an imperfect character, because he's willing

00:42:20.960 to at least investigate things and say when he gets things wrong, similar to me. You know,

00:42:24.920 if I'm looking for something, I ask for the public to help me find it. We have a right to investigate

00:42:30.160 and to think. And Douglas Murray used to very much hold that position. Here he is on Lex Friedman

00:42:36.800 back in 2022. One argument they say is you, Douglas Murray, and you Lex Friedman don't have the right

00:42:46.400 to talk about race and racism in America. It is our struggle. You are from a privileged class of people

00:42:53.800 that don't, don't know what it's like to be a black man or woman in America walking down the street.

00:43:01.540 I really resent that form of argumentation. I really resent it. I have the right to talk about

00:43:07.440 whatever the hell I want and no one's going to stop me or try to intimidate me or tell me that

00:43:12.580 I can't simply because of my skin color. And I think that if I said to somebody else the other way

00:43:17.700 around, it would be equally reprehensible. If I said, shut up, you have no right to criticize anything

00:43:23.620 that Douglas Murray says because you've not got my skin color. Okay. It's not an exact comparison,

00:43:29.260 but seriously, is that a, is that a reasonable form of argument? Uh, you haven't been through

00:43:34.420 everything I've been through in my life. Therefore you can't comment. No, in that case,

00:43:38.620 nobody can talk about anything. We might as well pack up, go home and isolate ourselves.

00:43:44.500 For example, Holocaust survivors. Yes.

00:43:48.100 There is a sense in which maybe a basic sense of civility when a Holocaust survivor is speaking

00:43:54.740 about their experience of the Holocaust, then, um, an intellectual from a very different part of

00:44:01.960 the world that's simply writing about, uh, nuanced geopolitics of World War II just should not interrupt

00:44:10.340 the Holocaust survivor. We physically interrupt them if they're telling their story. No, with words,

00:44:14.780 with logic and reason that the experience of the Holocaust survivor somehow fundamentally has a deeper

00:44:22.740 understanding of the humanity and the injustice of that. Well, first of all, I mean, again,

00:44:29.080 when even deeper waters now, but in terms of wanting to listen to another person who has experienced

00:44:34.300 something, yes, yes, but not endlessly, not endlessly. I mean, there are some people who've

00:44:42.820 written about that. I mean, there are people who've written about the Holocaust who didn't experience the

00:44:46.680 Holocaust and have written about it better than people who did. It's, it's not this, this, this idea

00:44:53.480 that the lived experience to use this terrible modern jargon, as if there's another type, this, this,

00:44:59.900 this idea that the lived experience has to triumph over everything else is, is not always correct.

00:45:07.020 I very much agree with everything that he said there. So you, you wonder what has, what has

00:45:12.240 caused a shift in his viewpoints? Maybe it's not, maybe I'm getting it wrong. It's not a shift in

00:45:16.700 his viewpoints and he can better explain why he now thinks that people have to have

00:45:20.400 certain experiences in order to engage in a discussion. And sometimes discussions just being

00:45:25.120 about, again, basic morality, basic principles. Should kids and children, to children and women be

00:45:31.360 blown up into perpetuity as a response? That feels like a basic moral issue for me. This is going to

00:45:38.060 get even crazier, you guys, because it does seem that we are constantly carving out these special

00:45:43.560 territory for discussions pertaining to Israel. Like the smears are never more insane. And it's

00:45:49.600 something to pay attention to on the right. I am telling you guys, what is happening right now is

00:45:53.620 insane, right? They are trying to infringe upon our speech in ways that are getting very dark and very

00:45:59.540 creepy. David Friedman, who was Trump's former U.S. ambassador in the first term, former U.S. ambassador to

00:46:06.580 Israel, essentially is praising this current administration for jailing and deporting critics

00:46:13.600 of Israel and was specifically asked about me and Tucker Carlson. And he's calling for more

00:46:21.300 deportation, jail and the cutting of funding to anti-Semites, people that are openly disgusted.

00:46:27.380 This is going to be like Dave Smith in the future. Pay attention to this. Where are all of those free

00:46:32.340 speech people who gripped it off of free speech and who won't say anything and recognizing that this

00:46:38.600 administration, this current administration, is taking a turn that is quite dark, okay? It is not

00:46:43.520 what we signed up for. We are supposed to be the people who defend speech. So why is it now I'm finding

00:46:49.860 myself in agreement with Anna Kasparian and Cenk over at the Young Turks who are calling out what is

00:46:56.900 happening and how suddenly there is this squeeze on speech only as it pertains to the special topic of

00:47:03.380 Israel. Take a listen to what Anna had to say on the Young Turks. David Friedman, who actually was

00:47:11.360 Trump's ambassador to Israel in his first term, he doesn't just stop at progressives and their critique

00:47:22.680 of Israel. He's also focusing on the right wing as well. And I suspect that this is waking the right

00:47:29.880 wing up. Yeah, and it's not gonna play well.

00:47:31.520 Cuz if you think that free speech violations are only gonna impact the left, you'd be mistaken. Take a look.

00:47:37.720 I condemn anti-Semitism on the right and on the left. I'm an equal opportunity condemner

00:47:43.000 of anti-Semitism. You're alluding to Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson.

00:47:48.440 Yeah, none of them are any good on the right. On the left, I don't like any of these anti-Semites

00:47:53.880 and I'm not shy about it. There's no reason to think we're ever gonna convince them. But we can

00:47:58.200 deport them, we can put them in jail, we can make their lives miserable, we can cut off their funding.

00:48:02.200 And that's what the Trump administration is doing for the first time.

00:48:07.720 Okay, now understand what he considers anti-Semitism. And by the way, you're an American

00:48:12.760 citizen. If you are spewing anti-Semitic garbage, you're actually free to do that as long as you

00:48:19.720 don't act on it, right? Free speech is a thing. Hate speech is protected under the First Amendment.

00:48:25.320 This guy thinks that simply criticizing how Israel is prosecuting the war is already anti-Semitic.

00:48:32.520 It's already anti-Semitism. And he wants to throw you in prison for it.

00:48:36.520 Yeah. In prison for it.

00:48:38.120 And by the way, that was an answer to a question about Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens.

00:48:41.480 So we're not talking about student visas anymore. My God.

00:48:44.120 Now we're talking about core American podcasters, people in media on the right and the left.

00:48:51.000 If you criticize Israel, he says, well, you have no heart and you have no mind. You have no heart,

00:48:56.040 because of course you should know when Israel slaughtered 15,000 children,

00:48:59.960 it was the most moral thing to do. And if you dare disagree, we'll arrest you. And what did he say?

00:49:05.000 We'll cut off your funding. By the way, he's like, it's anti-Semitic to say that

00:49:11.800 the Jews would control speech in America. But if you dare cross Israel, we will cut off your funding,

00:49:18.760 we will deport you, we will arrest you. But don't say it. If you say what I just said,

00:49:24.200 I'm gonna call you an anti-Semitic. I know.

00:49:25.720 Maybe I'll throw you in prison. Okay. They're saying, well,

00:49:28.440 we start with the left. But we're equal opportunity condemners. Yeah.

00:49:33.240 So Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, and everyone else, you start slightly criticizing Israel.

00:49:39.800 We got a jail in Louisiana and then one in El Salvador that Israel can send you to via the US government.

00:49:46.280 It's insane. Okay. It is insane. Time for Americans to wake up to what is happening. Okay.

00:49:53.240 Because our freedoms will be taken away very quickly. And yes, it is happening under this administration.

00:49:59.720 Okay. One thousand percent. Trump is being surrounded by ultra Zionists who are getting

00:50:05.720 him to take stances that are running counter to freedom. And those of us that are calling it,

00:50:10.680 I don't care. I really don't care what you call me. I don't have to survive a Trump administration.

00:50:14.440 My kids have to be able to grow up in a free country. I just, I just can't. I will not tolerate

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00:51:35.000 really drive home those points of what happened in the 60s. And then we will begin the discussion

00:51:40.040 of Hollywood Babylon. So if we get to anything, it'll be the first chapter. But really wanting

00:51:44.220 you to know who Kenneth Anger is, who the writer is. It's very important as we start getting into

00:51:49.800 how Hollywood was founded and funded and what was going on. And essentially, because we weren't

00:51:55.840 alive in the 20s and the 30s, they don't like you knowing how Hollywood was designed and who it was

00:52:01.840 designed for and by. So it's going to be a very interesting read. Patmos, if you've realized how

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00:52:35.880 And book club, by the way, is at 6 p.m. Eastern tomorrow, in case you're wondering what time.

00:52:39.680 So I will see you guys there. Okay, comments. Nadia writes, Candice, so many of us trust you and

00:52:45.060 believe in you. Thank you for doing the Lord's work. Harley blocking you has guilty written all over it.

00:52:49.480 No coincidence the Kardashians have access to someone like him. Like I said, I think a lot about the

00:52:53.880 Kardashians now and the stuff that Kanye told me that sounded insane at the time. And I'm kind of

00:52:58.680 working through my mind. I'm still working on that, but something that will probably come up in the

00:53:03.480 future. Razbaz writes, thank you for speaking up also about Prince. He had helped so many and it's

00:53:08.620 about time. People see he was a part of that agenda. Rest in power, Skipper. Hashtag fear the

00:53:16.360 fro. What's that hashtag? Is that a thing? Sarah writes, seems like a lot of child stars die young of

00:53:21.940 suicide or overdose. Girl, wait till we get to Hollywood Babylon. And when artists start speaking out or

00:53:26.580 finding faith, they do seem to suddenly become crazy or addicts. Then they die within a few years

00:53:30.640 of speaking out. That's how it goes. It's very Antichrist. Tracy Bassett writes, isn't freedom

00:53:36.660 of the press part of our constitution? Total rhetorical question. Isn't freedom of the press

00:53:41.220 part of our constitution? Total rhetorical question. I think we just maybe copied that twice. I think she

00:53:45.580 only said it once. Cynthia writes, I plan to homeschool, but how do I find sources that actually teach

00:53:50.360 truth? Everything feels biased. History, science, even books and TV. I just want my kids raised on what's

00:53:55.620 real, not rewritten. Yeah, well, if you're going to follow their academic program, then it's going

00:54:01.260 to be biased. And that's why we have to research these things ourselves. We have to find our own

00:54:06.220 books. And stick to the hard academics in terms of homeschooling. Teach your kids arithmetic. Teach

00:54:12.400 your kids how to write, how to read. And then when you want to get into history, you're going to have

00:54:16.940 to do that work. You're going to have to do the work to find out what is the true story and

00:54:22.420 introducing them to various podcasts and allowing them to do some of the critical thinking when they

00:54:26.560 hear different perspectives, finding great documentaries. It's usually the stuff that

00:54:30.040 doesn't get the attention that you can find the most truth in. Hence us just even speaking about

00:54:34.960 how we just accept a huge Hollywood blockbuster must be true. And then you realize the CIA has been

00:54:39.940 behind all of this stuff. And you're like, wait, this was just propaganda. We are all victims

00:54:43.440 of severe propaganda. It's Archie Wright. Just wanted to say I'm five episodes into A Shot in

00:54:49.000 the Dark. This is, in my opinion, the best work you've ever done. Thanks for doing this

00:54:52.880 so us parents can get a starting point of information with resources to go deeper.

00:54:57.000 Thank you for saying that because I have long said that the most important work that I've

00:55:00.160 ever done has been A Shot in the Dark. Every parent should watch it. It is worth whatever

00:55:05.560 it is that it costs to download A Shot in the Dark. If you know nothing about vaccines and

00:55:11.820 you're just being pressured by your doctor and you're feeling overwhelmed, you just had a

00:55:15.100 child. Every new parent should watch the series. It is not pushing you one way or the other.

00:55:20.700 It is presenting you with actual evidence and actual proof of what these diseases were in the

00:55:25.640 past, how effective the vaccines were, so that you can at least have a dialogue with your

00:55:30.300 pediatrician and not just, well, you should do it because it's always been done. That's foolish.

00:55:34.400 Your child has one body. You don't want to make a mistake and realize that you did it because you

00:55:39.000 were peer pressured. True Fighter writes, as a Muslim, I pray for your safety and I always

00:55:43.440 appreciate your truth telling. I also bought the anti-femme merch. Please never give up and

00:55:48.740 I wish you a blessed maternity leave. Thank you so much. Maxine writes, good morning, Candice

00:55:54.160 from Australia. Additional to Ian, can you also have Brett and Tucker host your show? Oh,

00:55:59.000 I wish I could have Tucker host my show. He's so much bigger and so much more popular than

00:56:02.620 me. Also, Brett, I feel, has been, she's like on a tour right now and she's also just blowing

00:56:08.420 up and I know how hard it is to get started when you're doing your own thing and she's just

00:56:12.400 coming out of corporate media. So I doubt she would have time to juggle that. So, but

00:56:17.380 it would be amazing. I would love to have Tucker host my show. I've got to do Tucker's show

00:56:20.980 in the near future because he's fantastic and I feel like I haven't seen him in a long time.

00:56:26.240 Allie writes, love Ian Carroll, but we are going to miss you while you're on leave. Don't worry,

00:56:30.200 I'll pop in a few times to say hi, maybe introduce you guys to the new baby. And don't forget,

00:56:34.440 I'm still going to do the book club because I feel like that's chill and I can just have my baby

00:56:37.100 on my chest. He'll be so new. He'll just be sleeping the whole time and you guys will be easy

00:56:41.260 if I need to say, nevermind, I got to go feed him. You'll let me leave. Again,

00:56:45.440 remind you guys, book club is tomorrow, 6 p.m. Eastern. So check it out over at CandiceOwens.com.

00:56:50.400 Great time to sign up and you can purchase Hollywood Babylon and get it overnighted to you

00:56:55.200 so that you can join it if you are interested. And don't forget to send me tips at CandiceOwens.com

00:57:02.140 as we look for that missing relative of Harley Pasternak and also a confirmation of a Lucy

00:57:07.940 who survived Auschwitz. We do have confirmation that her sister, Magda Adler, did, but I cannot

00:57:13.640 find that as it pertains to Lucy. All right, you guys, I think we covered a lot today. See you tomorrow.

00:57:19.600 Bye.

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The Justin Bieber Plot Thickens! ｜ Candace Ep 176

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