Escort On Why Married Men Sleep With Her & Hailey Bieber's "Cultural Appropriation" Scandal | Ep. 13

Happy Wednesday, ladies and gentlemen. All right, straight to my question of the day, and it's, have you ever had an encounter with the morality police? Think about that. Plus, upcoming, we have an escort that went viral on TikTok after sharing some of the most common reasons that men with wives and children choose to see her. All that and more today on Candace Owens. I want to talk to you about Bond Charge, formerly called Blue Blocks. They have rebranded and are now called Bond Charge, and they're a holistic wellness brand with a huge range of products aimed at helping you sleep better, perform better, have more energy, recover faster, balance hormones, and reduce inflammations. My favorite product from Bond Charge is their computer glasses. I'm on my phone and computer a lot during the day, reading emails and doing research, and I used to get really bad headaches from staring at screens. Then I tried their computer glasses and they totally solved my problem of digital eyestrain. 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The Iranian government, in response, has blocked mobile internet and all social media apps following protests against the death of Masa Amini. Who was Masa Amini? Masa Amini was a 22-year-old young lady who was arrested by Iran's Morality Police. Yes, that is a thing. The Moral Police of Iran. They arrested her for allegedly violating their strict dress code for women, which requires that women wear a hijab and clothing that covers both their arms and their legs in public. Remember, Iran is a theocracy. Amini was allegedly beaten after her arrest, and she later died following a three-day coma. All of this because she was not wearing the correct garments. It is first and foremost a horrific tragedy, and it sends a chill down everyone's spines. And the fact that they are now blocking internet access makes it especially extreme because people are understandably outraged that this could possibly take place in 2022. But let me say this. These sorts of headlines used to really shock me. I'm sure you as well. You're probably thinking, how on earth could this happen? And we would probably say in our minds, because I don't know, it's a third world country. It's a theocracy. This could never happen in America, not the home of the brave and the land of the free. America, rah, rah, rah, it's so different here. It almost feels like it can only happen in an ancient world, but I'm challenging you to, like me, see this through a different lens. Because suddenly I'm realizing when I read these headlines, they feel a lot closer. I no longer have this sense that this could never happen here because it has happened here, because it is happening here. Don't let our media allow you to forget what took place and what still is taking place, depending on where you live, during the COVID era, the COVID couple of years, where people lost their minds, when America, in my opinion, became a theocracy, right? COVID was, among other things, a religion. Don't forget the government was getting on the airwaves and telling you, oh, no, no, no, no, you cannot have too many people at your Thanksgiving. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, you absolutely cannot go see your loved one in the hospital. If you were like me and you were pregnant during those times, you were told that you couldn't bring your loved ones to any appointments and you were actually concerned as to whether or not your husband was going to be allowed in the room when you gave birth. For many people, the answer was no, by the way, because we were committed to an ideology. We were committed to this idea of fear. Fear became a religion in America and the moral police assembled. Remember all those videos circulating online? You see people walking through the park without a mask and some crazed woman would come up behind them, a crazed person, and say, you're not wearing a mask. You would hear the stories of people that were having 911 called on them because they had too many people at their house. Maybe they're sitting around with grandpa and grandma, but, oh, don't forget, the moral police had already decided that was too many people. You were going to spread the virus. You had people that were being chased down in grocery stores, I was one of them, because you were walking in the wrong direction. I'll never forget Whole Foods. They had these sticker pads all over the floor saying that you needed to walk in a certain direction down the aisles six feet apart as you picked up your groceries. God forbid you forgot something in the aisle. There was no turning around. You had to start back at the beginning because you could only go in one direction if you accidentally turned around or if you purposely, like I did, turned around because you forgot something. The moral police assembled, hey, hey, you're not allowed to walk in that direction in Whole Foods. Of course, now we know there was no science behind that because they just took them away. The virus never went away, just the rules went away. As Biden said famously a couple of weeks ago, COVID is over, the pandemic is over because the government decided that it was over. Let's take a look back actually at this one video of one such encounter that happened during COVID. This is a woman that is being chased down by a man because he doesn't like the way she's wearing her mask. Take a listen. Put it on. Get away from me. No. Get away from me. Put your mask on. I'm sorry, you can walk away from me right now, sir. Put your mask on. Get away from me. Put it on. Does it bother anybody else that she doesn't have to wear a mask that we all do? Just go away. Stay six feet away from me then. No. Get away from me. No. Please get away from me right now. No. You don't need to come near me. She has it on her damn hand. Get away from me. You don't care. Leave me alone. She put, she- Stay six feet away from me then. Get out of here. Kudos to that woman at the end who stands up and says, leave her alone. Someone who recognizes the insanity of a man chasing down a woman, pretending that he's afraid of a virus. Clearly he's not. If he was fearful of COVID, he obviously wouldn't have been chasing her, which is why she says, keep your six feet. If you are so committed to this religion, then you should be staying away from me. Six feet away from me because you're convinced that this virus is something that's going to jump to you. Clearly he's not afraid. He's just, of course, respecting the religion of COVID. And he needs her to also respect the religion of COVID. That is what the morality police did and that is what they are doing in our society. Maybe in the future, it'll be towards some other religion like environmentalism, right? Maybe we'll have people chasing other people down for not using the right straws. All of it is feasible in today's society. I take a look at what's going on in Iran and I think, my goodness, shutting down the internet, social media apps? Oh, that could never happen in America, except it could and it did. They were called fact checkers. That was the manner in which they shut down conversation and they shut down the internet. But it was for your safety. The fact checkers had to assemble and tell you that everyone was lying, except for them, right? People that perhaps said, hey, I got the COVID shot and I don't feel too good. Liars. Women that were saying, I got the Moderna vaccine and I have not had regular menstruation since. Liars. Temporarily, of course, they changed their minds down the line. People that were having their teenagers submit to the COVID vaccine and saying that they suffered heart problems. Liars. Until, yeah, no, they did have to acknowledge that the COVID vaccine did, in fact, cause myocarditis. But they weren't willing to tell you early on because, I don't know, whoever's running this religion, our government, of course, decided that that information wasn't necessary because they needed everyone to submit their arms. So we had religious garments and we had these religious acts, these sacraments, if you will, that were created by our government and Big Pharma. Yeah. So no, this Iran headlines, these headlines that are going on, it's not so far away from here. And then, of course, something that I recognized in reading all of this is that there is a dark humor in it all. And I want to emphasize the word dark because, of course, this young woman is actually dead and there's nothing funny about that. But think about the fact that American women still think that we're the ones that are oppressed. And we are, in my opinion. We're oppressed with stupidity. Remember just last week, by the way, Emily Rodachowski, the one that's always naked on the internet, but always telling you about how we're oppressed, famously got on the airwaves to say, yeah, it's not fair that we attack women for sleeping with other people's husbands. Here's what she said. Remember? It's sexism. It's classic misogyny. It's sexism. It's classic misogyny. I mean, she so embodies everything that is wrong with American society. The most privileged people in the entire world still convinced that we are the ones that are oppressed. What is happening in Iran right now should resonate with all of you as a stunning rebuke of our own society. And that's all I have to say about that. Okay, before we continue, I want to take a quick pause to talk to you about the app HALO. You all know that my faith is super important to me. My relationship with God is how I find my strength and peace in this crazy world. 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And I think it will do the same for you. So try it for three months free at halo.com slash Candice. That's halo.com slash Candice. Reclaim your peace and download HALO today. Okay, now it's time for some topics du jour. Ladies and gents, you know like I know that women in the Western world are suffering. And the reasons why, well, I could tell you, but I think it's better that Emily Rajkowski tells you. It's sexism. It's classic misogyny. It is, it is. What can I say? It's sexism. It's classic misogyny. Jumping into this first headline, there is a woman in Sydney. Her name is Bianca Sierra. And she went viral on TikTok after sharing some of the most common reasons that men with wives and children choose to see her. So to be clear, she's an escort. And here's what she has to say. The things I've learned being an escort, sleeping with people's husbands. You can do better. He can do more for you. He's just doing it with other women. He's comfortable. You let him be comfortable. He loves the kids. And he doesn't want the kids taken away. And that's one of the main reasons why he's staying. These kind of men need carers. Nine times out of 10, they're the irresponsible parent and you're the responsible one. They need someone to hold them down at home. So they can go out and be crazy and do all the things they want to do and then come home to you because they know that you've got their back. And they need that grounding. I'm not saying that this woman deserves to be punched in the face. But I am saying that if she was punched in the face, I wouldn't be saying anything about it. I mean, what a horrible, horrible example of what it means to be a woman in the Western society, right? A woman that's living amongst Western principles. Not only is she going to sleep with your man as an escort, but she's also gonna jump on TikTok and get millions of views and tell you why she's sitting with your man, right? That is an example of the Western world today. It's like I can get attention and I can get likes and I can get clicks because I'm not just going to be a horrible person behind the scenes. But now it pays to be horrible in front of the scenes. You know what it reminds me of? I had this discussion with a young man who he's actually English, but he grew up in Saudi Arabia. And he was telling me, I was basically asking him like, oh my gosh, what's it like to grow up in Saudi Arabia? It must be so crazy. A theocracy, what a crazy, backward society, so antiquated. And what he remarked to me was that, yes, it is extreme living under a theocracy. But he said that Saudi Arabia was actually quite a nice place and there was never any crimes because it was so extreme. There were no crimes. When you live in a society and they will cut your arms off for stealing, nobody steals. He said the Western world is the opposite extreme. There's no consequences for anything. So there's crime everywhere, right? I mean, what this woman is essentially doing to me represents a crime. She's just ruining families left and right, doesn't care, doesn't have to have morality because we've gone so far to the other extreme that we live in a society that has absolutely no consequences for your actions. In fact, we live in a society that will reward you for your bad behavior. And so she's garnered not only millions of likes, but she will get thousands of followers for being a disgusting human being. Next story that we have up, speaking of oppression, could you imagine if you were a woman and you were in Walmart? Really, honestly, think about this. You go into Walmart and you see a line and you decide to cut the line. And then imagine that a man comes up to you and says, hey, you are not allowed to cut the line. What a horrible, horrible predicament that would be, being a woman that has to actually respect a line in Walmart. Listen to this woman's response. This man, by the way, shared this video that he just simply asked her. He said, I just asked her if she somehow didn't see the line of people that she had just cut at the register. And this was actually the woman's response. Take a listen. I didn't touch him. I just pranked. Not that long ago when I danced with another man. Well, no one did that. I just can't. Is this a prank? I just can't. He won't go away. He's a problem. I need to leave? No, no, no. I still got, I still got, okay. She threw some of my stuff. Okay. Where is your stuff? How the hell would I know? I'm so sorry. No, you're not sorry. She wasn't sorry. She wasn't sorry when she cut in line. I didn't see you. To make it, I just asked her if she saw anyone in line. Just leave. Just go. That's an adult. You're making it worse. Let's just walk up to him. I'm just talking. Walk up to him. Walk with Chris. Just calm everything down. I just cannot get enough of that scream. It's unbelievable. It is unbelievable. First off, that Walmart employee deserves a raise. She's just trying to manage the situation. This woman is having a full-on breakdown because a man is telling her, hey, did you not see the line? You just cut a bunch of people. And somehow, of course, because we are obsessed with victimization, rather than saying, like a normal human being, oh, I'm sorry. Actually, I didn't see the line. And removing yourself and allowing him in front, she has decided to revert herself into a scenario where she was raped. She starts off by saying, I was raped. I can't deal with another man, right, as if it's somehow his fault because he wants to check out in Walmart. And then she begins to scream in an octave that I can tell you, I've never, ever, ever in my life been able to hit that octave. This woman is beyond a soprano. I mean, she is screaming in a way that I've never heard children scream in a playground. And she's having a meltdown because now she's realized, well, I'm a woman, right? So I'm going to make this somehow a sex crime in Walmart. It's now a sex crime that I am not allowed to cut the line that I didn't see. Here we are again in a society where there are no consequences, where everything can be classic misogyny and classic sexism, right? It is ridiculous. And I'm so glad that he posted this video because it also shows just the neuroticism that all American women seem to have, these leftist women. They're neurotic, right? They're constantly looking for the next scenario in which they can claim that they're a victim. And here's my thing. I am very, very sad for this woman if she actually was raped. I have a lot of questions about that. It seems like something she just said, but I'm not going to victim blame here. Maybe she actually was raped two days ago. But if she was and this is the result, she shouldn't be out in public. She's obviously not mentally stable enough to be in public. And I don't know if it needs to be said. But even if you did go through a sexual assault, it does not then grant you the right to cut men in line everywhere out in society, least of all at Walmart. The line is always exceptionally long. So I've really got to take this man's side. Jumping into the next headline of the week, we have Pornhub. A bunch of women sex workers over at Pornhub are upset because, if you did not hear this, Instagram took off the Pornhub account and they said that they were in violation of their rules repeatedly. Well, these women have stood up and these sex workers, men and women alike, have stood up and they said, wait a second. Instagram tolerates racy pictures from celebrities like Kim Kardashian while they unfairly censor the porn industry. The group accused Instagram in a letter on Tuesday of, quote, violent and profoundly damaging, end quote, harm to the porn industry by selectively enforcing its content moderation rules. Though Instagram insists that it was Pornhub that is to blame because they violated the rules repeatedly. Now I have to say this, I actually am going to be, for the first time, team Pornhub on this. You probably heard me in last week's episodes talking about the pornography industry and making people realize that porn is actually everywhere, right? We're just deciding, as they said, which standard of porn we're willing to accept. Yes, Kim Kardashian posts nude photos all the time, barely covering her nipples, barely covering her private parts, and somehow it's allowed to stand. Last week we also covered that strange photo, the photos that Madonna posts on Instagram, where she is basically naked. She's in fishnets, she's wearing a thong, she's under a bed, she has her full fake ass in the air because I decided at the age of 63 years old, she decided that she needed to get butt implants. And all that's allowed on Instagram, it's allowed. As long as you don't show the nipple, you can put whatever pornography that you basically want on Instagram. So why come down on the sex workers who don't make as much money as the billionaire Kardashians, who don't make as much money as Madonna? Why are we coming down? There needs to either be a real standard, right? Or there should be no double standards. We just need to have a real standard to not allow pornography on the Internet. So I'm interested to see where that's going to go. Obviously, we know where it's going to go. Kim Kardashian will be protected, Madonna will be protected, and the sex workers will have to face consequences. This next story is unbelievable. It's one of my favorite categories of leftist insanity. It's cultural appropriation, where people get offended for everything. You can just log on to the Internet, and you can see a girl braiding her hair, and then you can go, cultural appropriation. You did not give credit to some tribe in Africa that invented the braid. I don't know what tribe that was, but people get upset from hairstyles nowadays. Honestly, they'll say, you stole that from Jamaican culture, you stole that from African culture, you stole that from, insert, whatever, culture. And unless you properly accredit whatever you do, you can be in trouble if you're white. By the way, I can do whatever I want, it's great. I love being black. But if you're white, you are not allowed to do that, which is why Hailey Bieber, that is Justin Bieber's wife, she is a model, got into very real trouble for using a, ready? A certain shade of lipstick. She got in so much trouble that Good Morning America did a full segment on the cultural appropriation of her lipstick shade. Take a listen. Now we're gonna go to our GMA cover story. Hailey Bieber facing backlash. The supermodel getting heat after sharing a makeup look on TikTok with some users causing the look cultural appropriation. Stephanie Ramos has the details. Good morning, Stephanie. Michael, good morning. Hailey Bieber doesn't claim to have invented this particular lip combo in her video, the brown lip liner and the clear lip gloss, but that post about that combo led to an influx of TikTok users recreating the look on the platform and crediting Bieber as their inspiration. Others calling it cultural appropriation. This morning, supermodel Hailey Bieber facing backlash after sharing her new lip routine on TikTok with the caption, ready for all the fall things, including brownie glazed lips. The now viral post causing a wave of criticism. Social media users calling out the supermodel claiming she is culturally appropriating the makeup routine using dark lip liner and clear lip gloss, a popular style from the late 80s and 90s. I know that that lip combo is not Hailey Bieber lips. It is a Latina and Black woman lip combo. The issue is when something is sort of presented as if it's something new, when it's a practice that has been around for decades and decades. African-American and Latina women get denigrated for the ways that they present their body, the way they wear their hair. People use words like ghetto or ratchet or have these identities to denigrate women. It was ghetto. It was trashy. It was not cute. Many pointing out that the lip style was accepted when a white woman did it, but not when a woman of color did. Because if that would have been me in high school here in the Midwest, I would have gotten so much shame for that. I just want to know what high school she went to that she would have gotten so much shame for that. And by the way, I love that during this segment, they say this is a trend from the late 80s. Yeah, Hailey Bieber wasn't alive. She is so young that she was not alive in the late 80s and the early 90s. I mean, just could you imagine just putting on lipstick and causing so much backlash that you actually warrant an entire segment on Good Morning America over something that ridiculous as putting the color brown on your lips with some lip gloss? By the way, I used to have this girlfriend of mine. She was Irish. She was obviously white, blonde hair, hazel eyes, best friends growing up. And we used to go to Claire's and go to CVS. This is the land before TikTok and Instagram and Facebook, right? So we were allowed to just, I don't know, put brown lip liner on with lip gloss and be dropped off at middle school. And nope, we didn't get any shame. Nope, we were just kids trying on weird trends that we made up all by ourselves. Little did we know that had we have done that during the time of peak stupidity in America, that we would have been in a lot of trouble, that we would have gotten shame. Black Americans being shamed. My mother wears these. I don't know what anybody is talking about. I've never, ever, ever thought that I had to attribute something to anything other than it looks good. But of course, as we know today, women in America are oppressed. And we know the reasons why. Tell us again, Emily. Tell us again. It's sexism. It's classic misogyny. It is. I find everything that Hailey Bieber did to be a classic misogyny. Moving on, you guys, I have breaking news from my orthodontist. If you guys didn't know, I actually got, you might be able to hear it a little bit when I speak. I got a full set of braces on my bottom row to correct a tooth. Now you're probably thinking, Candace, why are you telling us this? That's quite personal. We don't need to know what's going on in your mouth. Well, I have to tell you because somebody else already told you. Yeah, a young woman that had to suffer sharing space with me in the waiting room at the orthodontist went onto TikTok to tell a story about how she saw Candace Owens at the orthodontist. And this video has racked up almost 1.5 million views. She did a little series on TikTok, which you can take a look at. I will read you the captions if you are listening. It says, not Candace Owens sitting right next to me at the orthodontist gonna pretend that I'm a fan and ask for a pic. And then she posts a picture of us together because she did come up to me. But because 1.4 million people were just so amazed that she pretended to be a fan and get a picture, they asked her to further explicate the incident. Because again, this is breaking news. Candace Owens goes to the orthodontist. And here is a video of her detailing her harrowing encounter. So I've been getting a lot of questions about what exactly happened and what did I say to her? But there really isn't much of a story. I was leaving the orthodontist after getting my Invisalign buttons off. And I saw her sitting across as I was like getting my Uber. And I did a double take. I was like, there's no way that's Candace f***ing Owens. I did a double take. She was sitting next to this white woman who I'm pretty sure is her assistant or whatever. And so I did a double take and then I ran out of the room and I called my sister and I was like, Gabby, you're not gonna believe who was right there. It was Candace Owens. She's like, there's no way. There's no way. She's like, I don't know. And I was like, oh my gosh, that's crazy. She's like, you should take a picture with her. And I was like, what? She's like, you should pretend to be a fan and take a picture with her. And I was like, I don't think I could do that, girl. But she dared me to. So I did. To her, I wasn't sure if I wanted to fix my hair or keep my glasses on because these are kind of giving like liberal, like, come on. But I kept my glasses on and then I went up to her and then I looked at her again and I think I gave her an RBF but I didn't mean to. And yeah, I said, oh, hi, are you Candace Owens? And she like looked up and smiled. She's like, I am. And then I said like, oh my gosh, I'm a huge fan of your work. Or no, I said, I really admire your work. And she was like, oh, you do? Really? Thank you. And I said, do you mind if we could take a picture together? And she said yes. And I shook her hand and I introduced myself. I was like, hi, I'm Toni. And we took a picture and her little white assistant was like cheesing. I was like, okay, girl, let's chill. But like overall, she was really nice. She was really pretty. Very, very pretty. Like in real life, like she was like, she was eaten at the orthodontist. Like, come on. But I didn't want to post that video because I didn't want her to see it because I knew if I posted it, it would get attention. And it did. Because to be honest, like, you know, she's an actual human being. And like, I don't condone cyberbullying on the internet. But I thought it would be funny. So I did. Also for everyone complimenting my teeth, thank you. Just got my invisalign off. Thank you. Okay, that's all I gotta say. Yeah, that's breaking news in today's world, you guys. Candace Owens is a human being. I was shocked. I was shocked when this video made its way to me. I can't believe it. I can't believe Candace Owens is a human being. I also can't believe that she was able to stretch a correspondence that took about three seconds into a two-minute video that has garnered millions of views. That's actually the most important point that I want you to take away, that our society has become so remarkably privileged that millions of people have nothing else better to do than to watch this encounter of me sitting in the orthodontist waiting room, being a kind individual and taking a picture. Also, I don't appreciate the shade that's thrown at my assistant. Imagine if my assistant got onto TikTok and was like, this black girl was cheesing over there. This black girl, I don't know, some little black girl was over there. That would never be allowed. But who cares? It's 2022, and it's all now breaking news to see Candace Owens getting her braces tightened. And ladies and gentlemen, I am sorry, but that is all I have to say about that. All right, guys, the next portion of the show is going to be available exclusively on Daily Wire+. I'm going to be talking about Rachel Dolezal's OnlyFans account, guys. Yes, I love that. So if you're not a member yet, go ahead and click the link in the description and subscribe right now.