Taylor Lorenz

But Candace hopped on that story very early and did a lot of almost daily coverage of it.

And she's always used pop culture news to grow her audience.

She covered Megan Thee Stallion.

She'll cover a lot of these entertainment-y type stories.

Because she knows that it broadens her audience and it gets those normie listeners in and then she can sort of convert them.

And of course, as she's covering this pop culture news, she's covering it through a conservative bent.

This bothers me so much because it's like, okay, so you're falling for reactionary rhetoric.

I think when you think of conservatives or you think of right-wingers, you think of these people that have said a lot of, like, hateful rhetoric.

I think people will be like, I could never agree with them, right?

Oh, I'm so shocked that I agree with them on something.

And it's like, with the Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni thing...

She's just doing this sort of classic anti-me too rhetoric.

And it's the same thing with the Amber Heard stuff.

It's the same thing with Meghan Markle.

Anybody that falls for these misogynistic hate campaigns is like, I can't believe I'm believing with Candace Owens.

I hate to be the one to tell you, but you have...

become susceptible to a misogynist hate campaign.

And those campaigns are very compelling.

And you're not going to realize that you're falling for that.

What you're going to do is you're going to ingest a very biased and warped stream of information and news that's presented in this very sort of warped way.