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Description: Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Candace Owens Has Been Interviewing Harvey Weinstein From Prison...' from Theo Von Clips on Comedy Buff. Published 2025-03-06. Transcript available.

Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Candace Owens Has Been Interviewing Harvey Weinstein From Prison...' from Theo Von Clips on Comedy Buff. Published 2025-03-06. Transcript available.

and these are series right you have one about kamala one about brigitte and now
the one that
we're doing is the harvey wine the harvey weinstein files harvey weinstein
files and did
he somebody said that he emailed you from prison or something no it actually
started there was a
random woman who had reached out to me and basically said you know you're the
only person
that i think that would actually look into this case beyond the media and i'll
be honest like
when i when they first contacted me i was like convinced he was guilty because
like how could
there was just so many people that were saying that he did this or that and i'm
like someone
somewhere has to be telling the truth and then when i got into the actual after
speaking to him
which was like a crazy conversation you spoke to harvey yeah i've been speaking
to harvey for years
now and um it was a crazy conversation because there was no reason we have
nothing in common like
harvey first and foremost is like the number one donor to the adl i'm like on
their list
like um he's huge democratic donor i'm republican and so and he's still all of
those things which is
like when we had our first conversation he was just sort of like who are you
like
why do you exist like why did you reach out to him no that person put us on the
phone i guess she was
kind of lobbying him being like you need to have someone who's an independent
journalist look at
this case like or it's never going to get a fair shake in the media because
they have you as like
you know the devil so that was like a super interesting conversation and we
still have nothing
in common uh but i am very good at being nuanced and a lot of people if you don't
like trump then you
are okay if he's wrongfully convicted they pick people's character and decide
that they're okay
with whatever happens to them and i'm kind of the opposite where i will be very
nuanced and say
like harvey was immoral harvey was cheating on his wife harvey was abusing his
power um as
the guy in hollywood i do not believe after looking at the case that he has he
has been um i do believe
that he's wrongfully convicted and so it actually as i was looking into this
his case in new york
got overturned on appeal and so he's so it's going to be interesting to see
what happens but
he definitely um he knows where all the bodies are buried in hollywood too so
he was an interesting
guy to piss off because he was the phone call you know he's the he was the one
phone call every a-lister
made when they got themselves into trouble too and they all turned on him
because he was kind of like
the closer over there the seriano or whatever and when the me too movement
happened i think men were
scared so a lot of them turned on him because what other option did you have
they had woman after
woman after woman coming out and oh yeah men could not stand up in that
environment when it first
happened and so i think a lot of them turned on him because they just were it
was self basic self
preservation oh i checked my penis in the hospice i remember it was just a
tough time for guys yeah
you were afraid to shake dude's hands i remember that you were afraid to even
be like it was scary
and you would try to speak up for friends that you didn't think did something
or that you did and
then like you would just be bastardized online like i remember there was like
famous like um
celebrities who would like tag me and other friends in tweets and like they
knew everything just shit
like what are you fucking taught you we do not know you know just but crazy
shit and then and careers
were being ended like on a blink of a tweet she'd be like he looked at me funny
and they would be like
he's no he stepped down from the corporation today i'm like over the tweet what's
happening here it was
wild times i always stood up against the me too movement i was very adamantly
against it vocal
against it and people on the left and the right condemned me for it for my
stance on on me too
i think the me too pro i think it was definitely got everything goes overboard
right out of control i
mean we need due process that's like you can't just tweet something and say theovan
did this and then
he loses everything you got to actually have due process oh you'd see male
animals hitchhiking down
65 like i gotta get out of this town what do you fucking do like it's just
fucking getting hot in
the kennel brother it was crazy but yeah so i think i think me doing this is
because now that everyone's
done you know snorting the me too lines and that is coming down from the high
it's good to be like
hey so you remember when we were like doing that thing and everyone was just
kind of saying everyone
was guilty on the basis of an allegation let's actually go back and look at one
of these cases
and you look at harvey weinstein case i believe it is the case you believe he
was innocent i believe
he was wrongfully convicted i don't want to say harvey weinstein is a moral or
an innocent man because
that sounds like i'm saying he behaved well and but there is a difference
between being immoral
and being a person who abuses their power and being a person who was running
the peninsula like his own
personal brothel and being a cold-blooded rapist and so i want to show people
what because i was
shocked opening these documents and text messages and emails and reading what
these women were saying
after their rapes and like you know there is a certain way that i would speak
to my rapist and
that is not at all right right and so you know some of these and is a lot of
this stuff public domain
no because the media would not report on it and it's so similar to what we saw
with this like
co-blake lively thing going on where once they drop the article the new york
times removes context like
it's like okay well if we had had those messages that she sent to justin baldoni
people would not
have instantly tried to cancel justin baldoni because they would have said oh
this needs context
and now it's time we're now in the era of context so we need to go backwards
and look at that most
crucial case because that was the beginning of it all and he took the fall for
the me too movement
and he's still a very powerful person like it was like we have gotten into it
um like i'm just like
arguing in prison with harvey weinstein and you can see who he is and who he
was but i just believe
in justice if i hate you i will still defend you if i think you're wrongfully
convicted i hated matt
lauer and i was like come on guys calling him a rapist because he had an affair
with his intern
i mean women are just all always so hopeless why even hire an intern yeah i
know see what i mean but
the men get powerful yeah that's a joke i think yeah and that's for men now
though i mean like what
is the incentive to hire women after the me too era if we don't go back and
course correct i would be
scared i will say this as a guy afraid to bring uh female comics on the road
because it was spooky
yeah and you would be like well what if one wrong joke right what if i look at
them a certain way
i mean i'm in i'm in like um we just did a movie a friend of mine and i just
self-funded
our own film and put it together and everything and so uh we just got done
doing it and i was like
uh oh on set i was like oh i gotta be can't joke around gotta be careful what
you're saying
or i would yell out that's a joke right if i was if i said something that i
thought might be
obtuse you know i mean that's not fun like it's like we need to go back to
being able to like make
fun of women and also by the way the end result women don't like that we don't
like men that are
castrated and men that now won't ask women on dates men that won't hit on women
so we created a
whole culture and now women are frustrated by the culture everyone's a wimp you
know it's like okay
cool ask her out tell her she looks nice and guess what girls you can just say
no i'm not into you
like he can suffer the humiliation of thinking he had a chance but why are we
ruining like natural
relations between men and women like it's nice for guys to hold doors ask you
out make you feel pretty
and yeah get you a chocolate or something yeah yeah definitely