March 15, 2024 - Candace Owens
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| Olivia Rodrigo, she's a very young artist by the way, she's 21 years old. | |
| And you know what? | |
| I've been 21 before. | |
| I've definitely been 21 years old before. | |
| I know how a 21-year-old young woman thinks, which is why I find this to be a very weird flex. | |
| So, Olivia Rodrigo is promoting abortion at her concerts, and she is teaming up with an organization to do that. | |
| She is offering free Plan B pills to fans who want them from the Missouri Abortion Fund. | |
| Okay, very odd. | |
| They're also offering Condoms. | |
| They're also providing cards that have QR codes that link them to abortion access resources. | |
| Now, here's what I want to say, first and foremost. | |
| Let's listen to her, because she's doing this on behalf of Fund for Good, the Fund for Good initiative. | |
| And let's just hear her in her own words, talking about why she has decided to team up with them when it comes to her concerts. | |
| Take a listen. | |
| Before I pop on stage, I wanted to come on here and talk about something that I'm really excited about, which is the Fun for Good, which is an initiative that I'm launching as part of the Guts World Tour. | |
| The Fun for Good works to support all women, girls, and people seeking reproductive health freedom. | |
| The fund will directly support community-based non-profits that champion things like girls' education, support reproductive rights, and prevent gender-based violence. | |
| A portion of all of the proceeds from the ticket sales of the Guts World Tour will go to the Fund for Good, which I'm very excited about. | |
| So I'm not going to knock on Olivia Rodrigo because I feel like when I look at her, she looks like she's a good person, she looks like she's a nice person, and she has no idea that she is being completely used. | |
| That's what's happening, right? | |
| There's no 21-year-old girl who wants to do this. | |
| That's just not the phase that girls are in. | |
| They're not like, reproductive access, we're going to hand out Plan B. By the way, weird, if I wanted to go to a concert, I think the first concert I ever went to in life was OAR of A Revolution, and it would just be the weirdest thing to me in the world if at any concert they were just like, oh, also, by the way, we're handing out Plan B pills. | |
| That's totally weird. | |
| I don't want us to not acknowledge how strange that is. | |
| That's not the reason anyone goes I talk about Preborn a lot on my show, and that's because I believe in their mission. | |
| Preborn's network of clinics is saving as many babies as they can from the clutches of abortion. | |
| Their clinics are located in the darkest corners of the nation, where the majority of abortions take place. | |
| Preborn offers expecting mothers free ultrasounds, because when a troubled mother hears her baby's heartbeat, most of the time, she will choose life. | |
| Um, I think I was maybe nine or ten weeks when I was thinking about abortion. | |
| and just with my upbringing as Christian roots, it was really, it was something I couldn't talk | |
| to anybody about as far as abortion because no one would understand. | |
| I was just kind of like, Lord, if this is, you know, if this is the way, you know, let me know. | |
| If this is not the way, give me a sign, you know, before I walk through these doors. | |
| And I was, as I was getting ready to walk up the steps and touch the doorknob, you know, a guardian angel. | |
| That's how I felt. | |
| Every day, Preborn rescues 200 babies, but by the time this message is done, two more babies will have lost their lives. | |
| Because these abortion giants won't stop, we need everyone listening to say, enough, and help fight for these unborn babies. | |
| One ultrasound costs only $28 and it can save a life today. | |
| So join me in the fight for life. | |
| To donate securely, dial pound 250 and say the keyboard, baby. | |
| That's pound 250 and say the keyboard, baby. | |
| Or you can go to preborn.com slash candice. | |
| That's preborn.com slash candice. | |
| Now, why is she doing it? | |
| Because she's not in control of her brand, right? | |
| She likely has a manager. | |
| She's got a PR agent. | |
| She's with some agency that is saying, this is the new Hollywood narrative. | |
| We're very disappointed that Roe v. Wade was reversed. | |
| And so what I'm going to do is we control these Hollywood mouthpieces. | |
| They'll say whatever we say. | |
| And someone is sitting her down, telling her how amazing it's going to be. | |
| And that person, I think, is quite evil. | |
| I do. | |
| I think that person is quite evil, because at the age of 21, your brain is not developed. | |
| We talk about this all the time. | |
| Your brain develops by the time you are about 26 years old, and they see this young artist, they think she's green, and they're trying to turn her into a puppet for the state. | |
| She has no idea about the harms of what she's peddling because women don't think of Plan B or think of birth control as drugs that ultimately harm your body, which they do. | |
| That is a fact. | |
| Do you think Olivia Rodrigo knows the history of birth control? | |
| Do you think she knows what synthetic hormones are in the body? | |
| Do you think that she knows about the numerous studies that were done to confirm that these are cancer-causing agents? | |
| Do you think that Olivia Rodrigo really wants to get out there and be like, Take synthetic hormones, guys, because you could potentially get breast cancer and cervical cancer. | |
| No. | |
| She's doing what she's told. | |
| It's been packaged to her as something that's really good and great for women, and she's just parroting the talking points. | |
| And it's important to recognize that, and I, again, don't want to insult her because I see her as someone that is being used, but it's important to recognize that so that you can see how Hollywood operates. | |
| It is all about propaganda, going back to what Cat Williams said. | |
| On the Joe Rogan Show, you might think you're being entertained, but there is more to that. | |
| Olivia Rodrigo might think she is doing the entertaining. | |
| Let me tell you, that girl, all she wanted to do was get up and sing. | |
| She likes to sing. | |
| She's an artist. | |
| She has songs. | |
| She's got fans. | |
| She's probably amazed by Hollywood at this phase, and she's not yet understand how sinister Hollywood is. | |
| how quite literally what has been created within Hollywood, and we talk about this all the time, | |
| is a scheme really just to control the population, to control their ideas. | |
| And what better way to do that than to find an artist whose brain is not even developed and | |
| tell them to sell something, to sell a product that you know ultimately could be harmful to women. | |
| That is what is happening. | |
| And so I do not fault her for suddenly leaning into politics. | |
| It's what we've come to expect. | |
| And we know that you're only on the left. | |
| Otherwise, they would not allow you to sing, right? | |
| You have no control over your own brand. | |
| You have to say these things. | |
| She could never say, I'm teaming up. | |
| With a pro-life organization. | |
| I'm teaming up with a Catholic organization, and what we want—I'm teaming up with pre-born clinics, and we're going to save lives via ultrasounds. | |
| They would cut her rope so fast. | |
| She'd be done. | |
| And that is the truth. | |
| And maybe she'll see this. | |
| Maybe she'll see that and understand that. | |
| And when she gets older, maybe she will become an ally for more righteous causes, because she doesn't want to be a propaganda arm for the state. | |
| That's ultimately what she is being turned into. | |
| Hey guys, if you liked this video, you will definitely like the full episode even better. |
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