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WOAH! Shannon Sharpe Names His ‘Jane Doe’ Accuser. Is This The End Of #Metoo? | Candace Ep 180
Tue, 22 Apr 2025
Ex-NFL player and podcaster Shannon Sharpe is being sued civilly for rape in a $50 million lawsuit, Harvey Weinstein moves to jury selection for his #metoo retrial, the internet is still going crazy over the Dave Smith & Douglas Murray debate, and Tucker Carlson is making a 9/11 documentary. 00:00 - Start. 01:31 - Shannon Sharpe is accused of rape. 25:45 - Tucker Carlson’s 9/11 documentary. 36:08 - The Zionist reaction to Douglas Murray on Joe Rogan. 47:30 - Comments. PreBorn! To donate, dial pound 250 & say the keyword “BABY” that’s pound 250 “BABY” or donate securely at https://preborn.com/candace PureTalk Get a FREE Samsung Galaxy A26 http://www.PureTalk.com/Owens American Financing Act today! Call 800-795-1210 or visit http://www.AmericanFinancing.net/owens NMLS 182334, http://www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org. APR for rates in the 5s start at 6.327% for well qualified borrowers. Call 800-795-1210, for details about credit costs and terms. Seven Weeks Coffee Save up to 25% with promo code 'CANDACE' at http://www.sevenweekscoffee.com/Candace Candace Official Website: https://candaceowens.com Candace Merch: https://shop.candaceowens.com Candace on Apple Podcasts: https://t.co/Pp5VZiLXbq Candace on Spotify: https://t.co/16pMuADXuT Candace on Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/RealCandaceO Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Chapter 1: Who is Shannon Sharpe and what are the allegations against him?
If you need any more proof that men are fighting back beyond Brian Friedman just dropping all of the receipts... Well, take a look at this Shannon Sharp case because men are fighting back publicly just as women are bringing about these allegations.
So Shannon Sharp, in case you're not familiar with him, is an ex-NFL player and podcaster, and he is being sued civilly for rape for a stunning $50 million. And guess what he's done? He just went ahead and instantly dropped personal text messages between him and his accuser, and he also shared her name. He un-Jane Doe'd her. Jane does her or something.
This is happening at the very same day that Harvey Weinstein is moving to jury selection for his Me Too retrial. So let's talk about all of that. We're going to also get to Joe Rogan, who's under attack by the Zionist lobby. We're also going to get to Tucker Carlson, who's unearthing the 9-11 narrative. A lot going on. So let's jump right in. Welcome back to Candace.
Okay, so we have to start with the obvious here. And the obvious is that Grandad is nasty. Who am I talking about? I'm speaking about Shannon Sharp. Like I said, in case you're not familiar with him, he is, first and foremost, a literal grandfather. A young one, to be fair, but he's a grandfather. He is 56 years old. 56-year-old adult man.
with three children, with at least two different baby mamas. He's never been married. But he has sort of perpetually been in court dealing with various paternity suits and civil suits as it relates to the instability of his personal life, his personal relationships. Now, before his personal life took a front seat in the press, Shannon Sharp was primarily known for what he did,
He was an NFL all-time leader of receptions in the tight end position. I think his record has since been smashed, but he was drafted into the Hall of Fame in 2011. And that's what's earned him his current platform. He has a contract with ESPN as a sportscaster, as many of these people who leave the NFL do, right? They go either Fox Sports, ESPN Sports, and they provide commentary.
Now, before we get further into his particular story here, I'm always very upfront with you guys about my biases. And I'm going to be honest with you. I do not like Shannon Sharp. I do not think he's a good person. It's personal for me. OK, last year being the toughest year on my family in our entire life.
And as soon as I got fired from The Daily Wire, there were certain people who I had done nothing to, who I had never spoken about, who were just like dancing on what they perceived was my grave and just spreading lies about me. And Shannon Sharp was one of these people who basically came out on his podcast right away and just said the Black community should not welcome her back.
like tried to paint me as this anti-Black person because I'm conservative and I ironically don't support movements like the Me Too movement. I don't know because I'm not a feminist, whatever. And he lied to his audiences and pretended I was trying to pivot something to Black media because I had recently been invited. Before I was fired, I had done some segments.
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Chapter 2: What evidence has been released in the Shannon Sharpe case?
I hate that a 56-year-old man is hitting on a 20-year-old at the gym. Again, not illegal, but yes, probably very immoral. I think we can all agree, like going after young women who are younger than your daughters, it's pretty gross, right? He would have been 54 at the time. And from there on, the two of them start a relationship, a two-year sexual relationship followed.
Now, she's alleging that the rape element didn't occur until October of last year. And then again, so she got raped in October of 2024. And then again, allegedly, this year in January.
So obviously, for those of you that are following our Harvey series, that's immediately for me where I pause, because what jumps out is the persistent question that I have in these circumstances, which is what would incentivize any young woman to go back and continue relations with an alleged rapist?
Just, you know, again, common sense, not saying I have a degree in whatever degree you have supposed to have a degree in. But I am saying that sometimes it really just just comes down to street smarts and common sense. Actually, most times it does. Anyways, the plaintiff is being represented by attorney Tony Busby. That name sounds familiar to you. He is involved in a lot of big-named suits.
He's made a name for himself. Most recently, Jay-Z came out and said this guy is a shakedown artist because he was essentially trying to loop... Jay-Z in with the Diddy accusers. He's representing a litany of Diddy accusers. And he made an allegation that Jay-Z had done something to a 13 year old. I never jumped on that.
I looked into it and it sounded to me like it did sound the case sounded fraudulent to me. I didn't I didn't buy it regarding Jay-Z. But he's been involved again in a lot of these cases. And one of the things that he has done is he's immediately released audio to the public of Shannon Sharp threatening this young woman. So now she's 22, 23. And I'm going to allow you to take a listen.
I'm going to allow you guys to be the judge and jury. And we're going to take a listen to the audio that Buzzbee has decided to release. Take a listen.
Anything I say, you're just going to like get mad at and you're just going to hang up on me. So I feel like.
I'm not going to hang up on you. Here's what it is.
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Chapter 3: How is Shannon Sharpe responding to the $50 million lawsuit?
And when you get these out of context messages and you just go, this is awful and this is violent. But then you get another piece of the equation and you now you have this woman saying, I want you to choke me. Allegedly, these are messages are being alleged by his lawyer. I would assume the lawyer is not trying to be disbarred and he has confirmed that these are true messages.
We can pull that back up. I'll continue reading the statement. And then suddenly you're going, OK, what kind of a relationship was this? Because she's describing it as consensual. And then he just names her. He's like, this woman's name is Gabriela Zuniga. This is a text message from her to Shannon Sharp on October 7th, 2023.
And then she says to him in a different text message, which is from January of this year, quote, I know you miss this big, juicy AAS. And she ends the message with $25,000 for each cheek. very expensive cheeks. It's very expensive, very pricey. And then the lawyer continues in the statement. He writes, this lawsuit filed by Gabriela Zuniga, again, just unmasking her.
He's like, forget the Jane Doe stuff. It was filed by this young woman and orchestrated by her attorney. Tony Busby is a blatant and cynical attempt to shake down Mr. Sharp for millions of dollars. It is filled with lies, distortions, and misrepresentations, and it will not succeed. In her effort to extract a large financial settlement, Ms.
Zanuga presented Mr. Sharp with a secretly recorded video of a consensual sexual encounter. We believe the video has been heavily edited and taken entirely out of context, crafted to falsely portray a consensual act as non-consensual. Ms. Zuniga has refused to provide a copy of the full unedited version of the recording to Mr. Sharp's legal team.
To set the record straight, we are releasing several of Ms. Zuniga's own explicit text messages to Mr. Sharp that clearly indicate the nature of their relationship was consensual and sexual in nature, and in many cases initiated by her with specific and graphic requests.
Contrary to the allegations she makes in her lawsuit, consensual sex continued until January 2nd, 2025, the day after she asked for $25,000 per a cheek, as quoted above from her text message to Mr. Sharp. There are other examples of texts from Ms. Zuniga. For example...
This one I am not comfortable reading, but basically she's asking for him to put a baby to impregnate her, I guess is the most proper way that I could say that. And it just gets increasingly more graphic about how she wants to have a black baby, his black baby, to be sure. And so they're sharing this. And it, like I said, this is why you have to wait for the full context of it.
And it doesn't make like Shannon Sharp an amazing person. I think he's gross. And I do not understand these sorts of relationships where people are craving violence. But you can imagine if you are with a girl, and I'm not saying this is the circumstance, we'd have to read through everything in its entirety. And she's got these like rape-like violent emotions
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Chapter 4: What does this case indicate about the future of the #MeToo movement?
It's men that, like Harvey Weinstein, who was betraying his wife and would have never been in that predicament, in the predicament that he is still in, had he not have cheated on his wife. And I remember that one of the books, the first books, the actual first book that I read on Catholicism because my husband was leaving it toward my bedside. But it was a moment for me. It was just one sentence.
And it was talking about sin. This is written by Robert Barron. And it was speaking about what sin actually is. And it was getting into the etymology of the word the devil. One sentence, it says, one of the typical biblical names for the devil is ho diabolos, derived from the term diabolin, which means to throw apart. If God is a great gathering force, then sin is a scattering power.
Okay, so if... When things are holy and things are godly are things that are being brought together. And when things are intentionally being torn apart and things are scattered, then those things become more sinful.
And so when we think about, when I thought about that, I really, really sat with that for a long time in the context of broken families, everything that we're suddenly trying to break apart, right? Oh, no, people don't need to have families. We're talking about ripping babies from their mother's wombs and everything.
kind of one of these cultural conversations that we're having is always a breakdown. And I think that's why our society has led more and more towards sin, the breakdown of marriages, even now the breakdown of gender, you know, but you don't have to be just a whole gender. You could be binary and you can be floating. I think all of those things lead to more sin.
And so while we do need to have a conversation about the court systems and what they're doing and engaging in acts of what I believe are injustice because they pursue social justice, we also need to equally place blame outside of the courtrooms on these men, too, and what they could be doing different and how they could lead more lives that are fuller and more whole and therefore less sinful.
And that's all I'm going to say about that topic. Okay, guys, now reminding you about Preborn, as I do on many of these episodes, because we live in this culture that tells women that motherhood is this burden, that choosing life is the end of their freedom, and that couldn't be more of a lie. Preborn is the nation's largest pro-life organization that stands for truth.
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Chapter 5: What is the status of Harvey Weinstein’s retrial and how does it relate to #MeToo?
And that was confirmed to me by someone in writing from one of our agencies. And I had that letter. So two of the people involved were actually working for the CIA in one of the planes. I know that. And they lost control of them. And there were reprimands against those agency people after the fact.
Second, I know the intelligence, they tried three times to transfer the information about information that could have prevented 9-11.
That's fact. To the Justice Department.
And I have the name of the person that at the Justice Department they contacted, and she was told to cancel the meetings. They couldn't have the meetings. Who did that order come from? That's what needs to be investigated.
Okay.
And then we have John Crane. the inspector general of the Pentagon, who went to the extent of issuing a request for whistleblower status because he was told to lie to the Congress and lie about pre-9-11 intelligence and able danger. And then we have the book by the general and his comments that he knew within seconds. None of this is in the 9-11 commission report.
The 9-11 commission report is a piece of garbage.
Hmm. Who could have been behind 9-11? It's a big question. There's some things I noticed. All of the people who are the most adamantly opposed to looking into who shot JFK, who was behind the shooting of JFK, are the same ones who are just as adamantly opposed as digging up anything regarding 9-11 that doesn't fit the cookie cutter narrative that we were spoon fed since we were kids.
That's something I mean, the same people that seem really fired up about making sure that nobody looks beyond the official commissions and reports or asks any questions about the blackmail and the stuff that we have uncovered over the years or ask any questions about Tower 7 issues.
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Chapter 6: What was the public and media reaction to Joe Rogan and Douglas Murray’s debate?
Why?
Because Gaddafi, and I met him three times. I took Biden on my second trip to Libya, by the way. He went with me when I spoke to the whole country. At every meeting I had with Gaddafi, he wanted two things. He wanted to unite the African continent into a group of nations economically, like the European economy. He wanted to base it on the gold standard. And the U.S. and Europe didn't want that.
And the other thing is they wanted control of his oil and they wanted control of his sovereign wealth. So Gaddafi had to go. That's outrageous and it's wrong.
Yeah, but that I think sounds right to me.
But we've allowed so many of our kids to be drawn into conflicts, to be killed. And these people doing this, they've never served in any capacity in our country. They've never been in the military. They've never served on a fire ground. And it's outrageous that they think they can get away with this and sit back and make all this money. It's outrageous.
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Chapter 7: What is Tucker Carlson’s new 9/11 documentary about?
positively agree with that. It is outrageous. And it's why me and so many others have been so vocal against the obvious. I wish we could just go back and pull every clip of me saying they are going to want to push us into war with Iran for the last four years. It's been so obvious. The writing's on the wall. As soon as Bibi Netanyahu says we want to go to war with, we got to go to war.
And yes, of course, no, his kids are safely in Palm Beach. enjoying Mar-a-Lago, but your kids are going to have to go fight. And at first they laugh, oh, this is so crazy. And we're just inching ever closer to war with Iran.
And it's why they are so obsessed with controlling this narrative of wanting us to believe that Israel is a victim and that we have to go fight this huge war with Iran, which we will not win. And we will suffer because of it, obviously. And people who point that out are just being smeared ruthlessly, but it's not working anymore. And so
This kind of easy moral position to have, like women shouldn't be ruthlessly murdered alongside their children, like 18000 kids being murdered are too many children to be murdered. They try to complicate it like this is what the the intellectuals in the academic class is constantly trying to complicate it like you just don't understand it.
I was on Twitter the other day and someone was saying, these people argue like they're five years old. Yeah, that's a compliment. Like, yeah, toddlers pretty much have a pretty good base understanding of morality. It takes the intellectuals to drive us into the worst situations that we've ever been in all across humanity.
Actually, if you read Thomas Sowell, it's one of the things that he points to consistently, like every disaster happens. of the 20th century was thought up by intellectuals that went to Harvard and Stanford and got fancy degrees like he did. He was like, I went to Harvard so I could laugh at these people who think that they're so smart.
And they wave around their degrees and tell you where they went. They've never seen war. They've never seen anything, right? And they just tell you and lecture you about what you need to care about and what you're not allowed to care about because what they understand is something that the laymen can't understand. Look how many fancy degrees they have.
So obviously, it was a big deal for the Zionist lobby to have the world watch Dave Smith versus Douglas Murray, who I like, by the way. Douglas Murray is not like some of the Zionists that I strongly dislike. But it wasn't a strong showing to question them about whether or not they've been to Israel, as if that would somehow... make their arguments more legitimate. I've been to Israel.
I can tell you Dave Smith is infinitely more educated on the topic than I am. And that obviously didn't play well. And so pretty much all of Joe Rogan's audience is having their perceptions regarding this debate shaped by that conversation and recognizing that we're somehow now back in COVID expertise territory. I remember the COVID experts were like, you just know nothing.
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Chapter 8: How does Candace Owens interpret the cultural and societal implications of these events?
And he was proven correct, obviously. And so now that same class of people, and I'm referring here to Sam Harris, is basically trying to make it seem just like as they did with the COVID people. They were like people who don't get the vaccine. Studies show that they're likely sociopaths, right? They're trying to pretend that Joe Rogan just needed an intervention.
And they sent Douglas Murray to try to save him from himself. by recognizing you got a side with Israel or something. So this is Douglas Murray. I mean, sorry, it's Douglas Murray, but this is Sam Harris speaking to Douglas Murray about the aftermath of his conversation on Joe Rogan with Dave Smith. And Sam Harris is essentially saying,
Arguing that, you know, Joe Rogan's just like an insane person who just needed an intervention. That's all he needed. And bless Douglas Murray's heart for trying to do that for him. And Sam Harris is, you know, they're going to really hope for Joe Rogan that he comes over to the right side. Take a listen to how pompous and arrogant Sam Harris sounds. It is sickening.
But I want to start with the intervention you attempted to perform on our mutual friend Joe. I hope he's still a mutual friend. That remains to be seen, I guess. Yeah. And his sidekick, Dave Smith, over on the podcast. Because I thought what you attempted there was fantastic and much needed. I mean, this was a kind of moral intervention, which I thought was very important to do.
I've been attempting my version of it, not directly in dialogue with Joe, but I certainly would do that as well. But what, you know, it was, I thought... What she said was quite brilliant and important, and I think there are probably a few crucial points that were misunderstood.
a moral intervention. That's what you guys need. If you don't understand why your children have to die for Bibi Netanyahu to advance what he's been wanting to advance again in the Middle East, it's because you need a moral intervention and you need no one other than some rich kid's son who grew up and went to Stanford because of connections to remind you about your moral obligation to
Now, you might be thinking, Candace, how about no? How about I'm tired of going to work and having my taxes going overseas? You don't understand. You're not intellectual enough, okay? And actually, you're not even intellectual enough for people like Sam Harris to speak to. So don't discuss me any further by suggesting that he would ever lower himself to speak to somebody like you.
But Joe Rogan, they were friends, and it's just a moral intervention that they're trying to stage. Come back to them, Joe Rogan. Come back to Sam Harris. He can show you the error of your ways. Meanwhile, over on Joe Rogan in the aftermath, he had on comedian Tim Dillon, and they were just mocking the absurdity of
Thinking that people need to go to places to have been somewhere to just not be able to see that water is wet. Again, common sense. And yeah, common sense says we shouldn't keep blowing up children and women and pretending that Israel is a victim in this. Here is Tim Dillon on Joe Rogan.
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