Candace Owens' Bizarre Interview Attempts to Frame Harvey Weinstein as a Victim

Candace Owens' Rehabilitation Campaign for Harvey Weinstein

• 💡 Candace Owens is accused of attempting a rehabilitation campaign for convicted sex offender Harvey Weinstein.
• 🎯 Owens suggested in an interview that Weinstein may have been "set up" by individuals whose toes he stepped on in Hollywood.
• 🗣️ Weinstein echoed this sentiment, stating he believed the establishment, specifically big studios, were not his friends.
• ⚠️ The discussion highlights the stark contrast between Owens' framing and Weinstein's conviction for sexual assault.

Weinstein's Legal Troubles and Claims

• ⚖️ Harvey Weinstein was found guilty of sexual assault in New York and is serving a 16-year sentence after his sex crimes conviction in Los Angeles was overturned.
• 🗣️ Weinstein protested his recent sexual assault trial, calling it a "terrible outcome" and suggesting it should have been a mistrial.
• 🤥 He previously proclaimed his innocence in an earlier interview with Owens, admitting to hurting his family and cheating on his wife but denying the commission of the crimes he was accused of.
• ❓ Owens herself concluded in April that Weinstein was "wrongfully convicted."

Owens' Defamation Lawsuit and Counter Claims

• ⚖️ Candace Owens is facing a defamation lawsuit from the French president's wife, who she accused of being born a man, identity theft, and other outlandish claims.
• 🧐 Owens believes it's more likely that the French president's wife will fake her death to avoid a lawsuit and discovery process rather than face Owens' counterclaims.
• 🤯 The allegations against the French president's wife include being part of a CIA MK Ultra program and engaging in forgery and abuses of power to conceal secrets.

Commentary on Owens' Actions

• 🎭 Sharon Reed suggests Candace Owens might be auditioning for a hosting spot, finding her interviews entertaining.
• 🤔 Reed expresses hope that Owens might interview Bill Cosby next, anticipating a similarly wild conversation.
• 🧐 Regarding the legal filing against Owens, Reed advises to "just see where it goes."