BREAKING: My FIRST Prison Phone Call With Harvey Weinstein | Candace Ep 153

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What updates are there on the Epstein files?

Candace Owens 0:00
All right, you guys, happy Thursday. There is so much going on in the world. It looks as though the first phase of the Epstein files have been released. And to be honest, it doesn't really look like much, like a nothing burger. Also, remember Ari Emanuel, WME exec CEO, came out to defend Blake and Ryan against Justin Baldoni, whatever his name is. You know, Ari, the preschool rhyming tough guy in Hollywood, too cool to learn his client's names. Well, Now, Freakonomics is saying they were the ones that hosted him when he said this, that the footage, the video footage of this has been lost. So we will never be able to see that interview. Yeah, right. But first, and before we also discuss the Tate brothers, they just landed on American soil and people are up in arms. I first wanted to tell you guys that I got the legal clearance to speak to you about my prison phone call with Harvey Weinstein and what brought me to do this series. And so I'm so excited. So let's jump right back in. Welcome back to Candace. Also, sorry we're 30 minutes late.
Candace Owens 1:10
I've actually done four hours of media today, so I have said a lot of words. Okay, so where do we begin with this? My husband, obviously you guys know, he is the entire brains behind the production and part of his job as my spouse is to keep me out of trouble. You know, make sure that I... File my taxes against my better instincts and also to make sure that if I sign a contract, I remember that I signed a contract and I don't just blurt out everything to you guys as I do because I just feel like I'm talking on the phone and I sometimes say way too much. So last week I was telling you I was really excited to announce next series, but there were a couple of legal hurdles. that my husband was dealing with. And I can now tell you that that legal hurdle was that when I had first begun speaking with Harvey Weinstein, we had signed this limited NDA that I had completely forgotten about. And we had to go through some effort to have that NDA, to have me released from that NDA so that I could speak about the topic without me being risked, you know, a risk of being sued.
Candace Owens 2:07
Again, all my husband's headaches, but I'm excited to tell you about that first phone call Because you're probably all wondering how, how did Candace Owens end up speaking with Harvey Weinstein? As I said to you guys, we have had and still have really nothing in common. It is really stunning, truly stunning. And I think actually one of the more compelling things about he and I coming together on anything. So the story actually begins in November of 2022. Like, that is how deep I am on this. And now that you know how I am in terms of organizing like a psychopath and looking at timelines and really deeply researching things so that the public can be invited to do the same, you can only imagine if I've had the runway since 2022 to do this. November of 2022, that's
Candace Owens 2:58
It's when I was contacted by a third party to my shock and surprise, and they asked me if I would just take a look at the Harvey case and if I would maybe be interested in interviewing him. And to be clear, this is back when Harvey Weinstein was in Los Angeles because he was very soon going to be eventually convicted on rape charges. So we begin this conversation and I'm instantly like, yeah, of course, I would love the opportunity to interview Harvey Weinstein, obviously, for no other reason other than the fact that he is Harvey Weinstein. And it makes for a very compelling interview, a man that had so much power who got taken down by the Me Too movement. So we had a little bit of back and forth, me and this third party.
Candace Owens 3:45
And they said, OK, well, they want to wait until he's actually convicted. That following month, he was to see if he's convicted. Rather, that following month in December, Harvey Weinstein was convicted in L.A. Fast forward to January. That's when we got into our back forth about this sort of limited NDA. And the next thing I knew, I was being patched in on a prison line to speak with Harvey Weinstein. And this is a day, this is a chapter in a future autobiography of my life that I will never forget because it was surreal in so many ways. It was just the opposite of what I was expecting. I guess to reflect upon it, what I was expecting was to speak with a defeated man.

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