Armie Hammer is Innocent | Ep. 89

All right, guys, I have a question for you. Ready? What is rape? I'm being serious. What is the actual definition of rape? Have you paused and asked yourself what the socially acceptable definition of rape has become over time? Plus, a Norwegian philosopher floats the idea of an organ donor-style arrangement so brain-dead women can agree to let their body be used as a surrogate. Yep, all that and more today coming up on Candace Owens. So my colleague Matt Walsh went on an expedition far and wide to determine what a woman is. And he got his answer when he was in Africa. And I have a question of my own. I don't know whether or not I'm going to get an answer. It doesn't seem that the answers that are coming back at me make any sense regarding what is rape. It used to be very clear when I was growing up what rape was. You know, it was a woman that did not give her consent, a man that was acting predatory. You know, it conjures images of a situation in which a woman is literally screaming no and a man won't stop against her will, right? But if you've been paying attention over the last 10 years, especially in post-Me Too era, that definition just keeps being expanded. Today the definition looks like prostitution can also be rape. Women selling their bodies, sometimes for roles, sometimes for power, a la, in my opinion, Jennifer Newsom against Harvey Weinstein, someone who was trying to make it as an actress in Hollywood who slept with somebody who had a lot of power in Hollywood, willingly, and then said, oh no, years later, actually, I was raped, probably because she couldn't rid herself of the idea that she slept with Harvey Weinstein. And so when one person came out, they all said, yeah, no, we all did that, but not willingly. That's my opinion of the Harvey Weinstein situation. I think that it became trendy to accuse him because a bunch of women could not look back on what they had done and reconcile it. And Jennifer Newsom, as just one example, then goes on to invite him to parties, to see him out, to never, you just invite your rapist to parties, ask your rapist for donations to your husband's campaign. Seems a little fishy to me, but I don't know, prostitution now, I guess you can come out and you can say that you were raped if you sold your body, right? Another thing that seems to be rape is regret. Women going out, poisoning themselves with so much alcohol, and then finding a man who has similarly poisoned himself with a ton of alcohol, none of them being able to make good decisions because that's literally the effect of alcohol on your body. It changes your viewpoints. It makes you a person that you normally, things that you would not do and say, you say when you've had some drinks, right? But if those people decide in their drunken states to consent to having drunken sex, and the next morning, one of them wakes up and says, okay, I wouldn't have done that if I was sober. Yeah, that's kind of how alcohol works. The other person can say, oh, it was rape. It was rape because I regret drinking and I regret that in my drunken state that I slept with you. And so now we've expanded it to include drunken nights out. No shame. Don't blame yourself. Don't say, you know what? I shouldn't have gotten that drunk. I shouldn't have made that decision. Instead, you can say, because I made the decision to get drunk and I did some other stuff, I was raped. And now it's being expanded into BDSM. And now perhaps even worse, the definition of rape is being expanded to include women that are just scorned. You got an ex-boyfriend. Things didn't turn out the way that you liked. Well, guess what? You can just say, well, I was raped every single time we had sex. It was rape. What am I talking about? Army hammer. Now this one's interesting to me because I did not follow this case. It seemed too odd and too crazy for me to have been interested in it. We were talking about cannibalism. Let me just remind you of the facts around it. Army hammer is an actor. And in 2021, a woman came out. A woman came out. Her name is Effie Angelova. She's 26 years old. And she accused the 36-year-old actor of having violently raped her. And then soon after she came out with these accusations, because you know, Me Too fashion is one person says something and then suddenly 12 other people come out of their amnesia and remember, oh my gosh, that's right. I was raped too. I forgot. I'm so glad you said something. And so following that, several other women came forward and accused Hammer of being interested in kinky sex and even cannibalism. Wow. What? Cannibalism. That sounds absolutely disgusting and weird. And so I just wasn't interested because it just, for me, it seemed a little too dark and a little too crazy. But I'm interested now. And we should talk about this story because he has come out and he has basically been saying, I've been telling the truth the entire time. I might be a lot of things, but I am not a rapist. So let's explore some things that happened concerning this case. First and foremost, the one woman that accused him of violent rape, Effie Angelova. What should have flagged everybody as odd? Everybody should have flagged this as odd. Is that Gloria Allred, you know, the lawyer, the Hollywood lawyer, Gloria Allred. She loves a case of Me Too. She like if you are a Me Too victim, she loves it just means she's going to make a ton of money because most of these men in Hollywood are just going to write the check. Right. Which means she's going to make money. Allred was Angelova's lawyer, and then she dumped Angelova. And it's been revealed that Gloria Allred fired Effie because she wouldn't sign a declaration under perjury of her accusations. Now, that's a weird thing, right? If you were violently raped by Armie Hammer and your lawyer comes up to you and says, hey, sign this to sworn affidavit, sworn affidavit of your statement here. This is all true. You declined to do it. That that's a little odd. Right. But let's first jump to some of his other exes, because one of them, Paige Lorenz, who came out and said this, she said, Armie really thought that his fantasies were normal behavior in the BDSM non-normative sexual kink community. I thought that this is what it was. I thought I was safe. But any man who is fantasizing about crushing bones, eating them, having sex with female limp bodies is a danger to all women. And this is not me kink shaming. I want that to be clear. Now, who is Paige Lorenz? His ex-girlfriend. She is a model of some description, Instagram model, whatever that means nowadays. She's 22 years old. She's young, but she never accuses him of rape. She accuses him of BDSM. And he did something that is so drastic. Ready? He carves the letter A into her skin. Think about that. Using a sharp knife, Hammer cut his initial A into her skin during a kinky sex game. And she insists that, you know, that sex game got completely out of control. Now, here is something that I'd like to say. I think that's disgusting. I do. I know people that are into BDSM. I don't get it. I don't want to get it. I think that it shows that you are psychologically disturbed if you're into this. And that's what she's saying, that this is not normal behavior. Why would he want to do this? But she doesn't accuse him of rape. She does not say that I did not consent to these actions. So if Armie Hammer is a detestable freak, then so is Paige Lorenz. This is weird. I don't understand why people go, oh, the woman in this is innocent, right? She allowed him to carve the letter A into her hip, into her pelvis. She's just as weird as he is. How does she get to back out of it and say, whoa? I mean, I know it gets into it, but like, I just, me too. Maybe what happened, by the way, is a little bit of tattoo regret. I mean, imagine you date a guy for four months. That's how long she dated him. You allow him to get into his fantasies. You allow him to carve the letter A into your pelvis and suck the blood. And then he dumps you. Wow. I would be pretty angry. In fact, I would, might be so scorned that if another chick, this chick being F.B. Angelova, said he raped me violently, I might be really willing to come out and say something. Now, I have a conscience, so I'm not going to say rape him. I'm going to be like, oh my god, yeah, no, he's totally crazy. You're not even going to believe what he did to me. It's so bad. That's what Paige Lorenz did. She was into this, and then she thought that she could just, years later, to clear her name, provoke her consent. Because that's an easier way to explain to your new boyfriends, your new famous boyfriends, why you have that little A on your hip. So I don't really know about this Paige Lorenz story. Again, it's not rape. Now, let's go back to Effie, because she said it was violent rape. That even cannibalism. How could we not believe her? Okay, she didn't sign the affidavit with Gloria Allred, but I don't know, maybe she just felt weird about signing the affidavit, swearing for it to be true. Well, Armie Hammer has come out swinging in this interview. And he has dropped a couple of things to make it clear to people that he's not lying. First and foremost, and this is the journalist, was able to uncover a DM from Angelova herself to an Instagram follower that was sent two days before she went public with her initial accusations. And in this DM, she stated that her sex with Hammer was consensual and that he was, quote unquote, such an amazing daddy. And that he is, quote unquote, not dangerous. He didn't rape anyone. Two days later, though, I guess she fell out of amnesia and she realized that she was raped. Now let's go on because you might go, okay, it's one DM. Who cares? Who knows what's going on? He's also dropped messages between her and him, personal messages on WhatsApp between her and him. And so I want you to listen to this message that FB Angelova sent to Armie Hammer and let me know if you believe that she is a victim. Some of this is so graphic that I'm going to use different words because it's too gross to say the actual word and it offends my senses and I'm sure it will offend yours, but I'll let you know when I do that. She wrote, quote, helplessly horny. And I just need to tell you because it's been so long since last time I've been expletive. I'm going to use the word orgasm instead. I've been orgasming more so hard and screaming. My leg is going to be effed in ballet in the morning and I'm dying to send you pics of the blood and audio recordings. Orgasming, again, replacing a word and to hear your breathing in my ear as I seizure and orgasm. But I know you're probably feeling vulnerable or fragile right now. I'm going through a lot and I know all that if I'm too much. I just don't care. I'm way too effing horny. I feel like prime F meat needing to be utilized and my is craving. I'm craving you to one man gangbang me, utilize me as property. And this part is just too gross. I'm just going to blank it out. Beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep. And choke me, pass me out. I'm so sorry. If this makes you feel anxiety, I hope it doesn't. I don't mean to be insensitive. I just couldn't hold it any longer. Army hammer replies to this and he says, it doesn't give me anxiety, but I am not going to be able to engage you in that specific way right now. It never ends well. We can talk and be friends, but I can't do that. Ooh, wow. Imagine sending that message to a guy and he writes back and says, sorry, I don't want to do that anymore. Now, just to make this very clear to you, that message that I just read was sent two years after he allegedly raped her. That seems a little weird. You've got a guy raped you. And then two years after he raped you, you send him these text messages telling him that you basically want to do very disgusting rape, like domination scenarios with him. Does that make sense to you guys? We just use a little common sense here. Can we ever use common sense when it comes to me to allegations? Do we ever just go, hmm, that's a really weird way for a rape victim to act, to pursue the guy that raped her two years later and then she gets shut down. So what happened? She became scorned. Of course she became scorned. This is highly embarrassing to send this and to get shut down. So what maybe happened was army hammer didn't want to leave his wife for her. And then she created an entire scenario and decided that it was all rape. Now, I want to be clear. I think people that are into this at all rape fantasy, which obviously she was into rape fantasy are gross, but both of them are gross. I think FB Angelova is exceptionally gross in this scenario because not only is she exactly into what army hammer is into. Okay. And mind you, this could be kink shaming. I don't really care if it's a special word for this, but then she goes as far to when she doesn't get her kink fulfilled. She finds a lawyer and accuses this person of rape and tries to ruin his entire career. There's a special place in hell. I promise you this entire corridor that you've got to go down special little room place in hell for women like this. Women like FB Angelova, women like Jennifer Newsome, women that do this stuff that make up allegations for attention and for money. And because they're simply angry and bitter and they are, they regret the circumstances that they were in a special place in hell for them. And so I'm going to go ahead and enter a verdict here and say that you can think that army hammer is contemptible for what he is into. And I do, I think it's really gross, but he is not a rapist. Army hammer is innocent of the claims from Ms. FB Angelova. And that's all I have to say about that. Companies aren't just selling products anymore. They're selling you. I'm talking about how the big tech companies enrich themselves by taking your personal data. They grab your web history, email data, and video searches to create a detailed profile on you and then sell that off to the highest bidder. This is why you need express VPN to protect yourself. When you go online without a VPN, internet service providers can see every single website that you visit. 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Uh, we've been talking a lot about voices being used to say words and sentences that they never said, just being able to steal someone's voices and to create an entire conversation and just making you aware because you should be aware of how you might be being manipulated because of technology in the future. Well, something else has also been taking place. You may have heard the term deep fake. And what we are talking about is an artificial intelligence that's used to map someone's face onto someone else's body. So you take perhaps my face or someone else's face and you put it onto someone else's body and you go, why would somebody want to do that? Well, because they want to make it seem as though that person actually said or did something that they didn't actually say or do. Right. And this just recently came up and I was so sad for this girl after watching the video and I'm going to play it for you because I think it's important to hear her emotion in this. She is a twitch streamer who goes by the username QT Cinderella. She is 28 years old and somebody essentially created a deep fake of her in a porn scene. So you imagine you're 28 years old, you've never engaged in any type of porn and people, I guess, want to see you in porn, they have fantasies about you. And some creator who has not yet been publicly named, and I do hope that he or she is publicly named because people should shame this person, created a pornography scene of her. And she's positively devastated because she should be positively devastated. And I want you to hear her and her publicly in her own words. If you are able to look at women who are not selling themselves or benefiting off of being seen sexually, they're not benefiting, they're not selling it, they're not platforming it themselves. If you are able to look at that, you are the problem. You see women as an object. You should not be okay doing that. And it should not be a part of my job to have to pay money to get this stuff taken down. It should not be part of my job to be harassed, to see pictures of me nude spread around. It should not be something that is found on the internet. It shouldn't be. That shouldn't be a part of my job. And the fact that it is, is exhausting. And to the person that made that website, I'm going to sue you. I promise you, with every part of my soul, I'm going to sue you. That's all I have to say. I know I shouldn't have gone live, but I couldn't do it. I'm so exhausted. And I think you guys need to know what pain looks like, because this is it. This is what it looks like to feel violated. This is what it looks like to feel taken advantage of. This is what it looks like to see yourself naked against your will being spread all over the internet. This is what it looks like. That's it. That's all I have to say. Goodbye. I don't condone the behavior of anybody involved in this. She's 100% right. And my heart breaks for her, because this is the ultimate violation. I can't even imagine how she discovered this. I can't even imagine watching yourself in a porn scene that you never were in. And I can't even imagine knowing that somebody took the time to do this. How perverted, the sicko behind this, who did this to someone. And why it's important to talk about this is because this could be done to anyone, right? Someone could create a deepfake of your daughter, and they are a teenager, and they could put them on the internet. And you could see how dark this could go, especially in a society where we're fighting so much pedophilia. They could create a deepfake of somebody that's not even of age. And to think that this happened to her, and she's going to now have to absorb whatever legal fees it is to try to get this taken off the internet. We don't know that it will be taken off the internet, because this is a very gray area of law. So there are now growing calls for laws against deepfake technology, and I completely support that, because nobody should have to go through this whatsoever without knowing that they at least have legal ramifications, that they can potentially get this stuff taken down from the web, or at least prosecute the individual behind this. So again, I am hopeful that they do reveal the name of this, that they're able to determine exactly who did this, because this is a person who's got a sick mind. This is not something that needed to be done, and they did it anyway. So I wanted to call that to your attention. Moving on, you guys, so we have this Norwegian philosopher who has been discussing an organ donor style arrangement so that brain dead women can agree to let their body be used as a surrogate. Now, I want to be clear, I don't want to condemn this woman right away, Dr. Anna Smagdor, because she is an associate professor in philosophy. And what wasn't made clear in this article is whether or not she did this as a philosophical challenge. You know, you write all sorts of weird papers, and when you're in school, if you're the professor, you make people come up with something that you maybe could foresee in the future. Okay, using this philosophical idea, could this happen in the future? And the answer, of course, is yes, it could happen in the future. Right now, you can become an organ donor. When you get your license, you can hit yes or no, and you can decide that when you die, your body parts can be used to keep somebody else alive. So what she is saying is that maybe perhaps following that exact same train of philosophy, that we might one day say to people, okay, if I'm on life support, and my body is so good, but my brain is dead, you can sign me up to be a surrogate mom. She argues that women would avoid the pregnancy health risks, such as high blood pressure, along with any emotional trauma as a result of complications. And it tackles the problem of a lack of surrogates. So if people would agree to allow their brain-dead bodies to be used, other women would benefit this. Again, this is completely sick and completely twisted, but it's, to me, not a far shot, because everything has become so sick and has become so twisted, and women are becoming more and more, especially in the trans era, of being just seen as objects, right? There's just something about it. It's like, I can have that. It can be mine. You are nothing. There's nothing special about you. There's nothing special about being a woman. And you could just see, very quickly, us getting to a place in society where people feel that this would be unacceptable, that there's no moral question here. And of course there's a moral question here. Of course there's a moral question. The concept of a woman, for vanity reasons, wanting to use a brain-dead woman to hold their fetus is completely sick and completely disgusting. Under her theory, brain-dead women would be used as surrogates if they had consented to do so beforehand. It would involve putting embryos into these women's uteruses until birth. She wrote this in Theoretical Medicine in Bioethics. So again, I think this was posited as a theory. And she thought that it was rather surprising that there is no country that allows women to donate their bodies for surrogacy after brain death, an idea that was first touted by medics in 2000. So here it comes. It'll probably happen first, if I had to guess, in Belgium, followed by Canada, and places that seem to have removed morality altogether from medicine. And then of course, debates will end up in America. Speaking of the trans agenda, January 6th has happened again, except nobody cares because it's trans individuals that are doing it. The Trans Lives Matter protesters decided to occupy the Oklahoma Capitol building to fight GOP bills that ban gender-conforming surgery for people that are under the age of 21. So of course that should be banned if you are under the age of 21. Honestly, you should never be allowed. I would go a little further, Oklahoma, if you really want to do something, just ban it altogether. But trans people were very upset and they decided to storm the Capitol building. Take a look. So I'm just going to come right out and say this because it needs to be said. I have such great contempt for trans individuals and everything that they are doing right now in our society. To me, I've yet to meet a trans person that I thought was a good individual. Go ahead, you can use that clip verbatim, circulate it, George Soros and your goons, because somebody needs to say it. This has gone on far enough, right? They are hateful, narcissistic human beings. It's very obvious that they hate women, that they are misogynist at their core. I'm talking about men that put on lipstick and say, not only that they're a woman, mocking us to our faces, saying, I'm a woman, I'm just like you, I can do whatever you want. But then taking it a step further in their misogyny and demanding rights to things that we have, right? Saying, not only am I you, I'm a better version of you. I will crush you in your sports. I will do everything that I can to ruin your career. If you think that there's something wrong with this, a la what's happened to JK Rowling and people demanding that she has her career stripped from her because she doesn't consent to this. She doesn't consent to being made obsolete by this insidious agenda, right? Not only will I do all of this, but then I will start to march in your capital buildings and I will demand even more rights. I will demand the rights that we can start in the classrooms, training up children to be brainwashed, to believe that they can pick their gender, to go under these procedures as young as possible, to go through with having their breasts removed, to do these hormone therapies. The trans agenda is demonic. And that is all that I have to say about that. You all know that I am firmly pro-life, and that's why my show has partnered with Preborn Pregnancy Network. They are doing incredible work saving the lives of babies across the nation by offering free ultrasounds to mothers who are considering abortion. When a mother sees her child for the first time and hears their heartbeat, more often than not, they will choose life. Take a listen to this incredible testimonial. I love you. It was fall of our last year of college. Yeah. And we found out that I was pregnant. We were shocked, scared, and we had no idea what to do. 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Or go to preborn.com slash Candace. That's preborn.com slash Candace. All right, guys, let's read some of your comments on episodes past. First up is regarding AI technology. You know, earlier this week, we spoke about these phone calls that people can make and just pretend that it's you and perhaps even rob you by saying, transfer some money. Well, Toriel writes, two days before Christmas, I got a text saying, mom, I've lost my phone, and I'm stuck. I'm on a stranger's phone. Call me on WhatsApp. Fortunately, I have a 3G phone, and I refuse to do WhatsApp, so texted both my sons asking if it was them. It wasn't, but it was so believable, as they both had to travel hundreds of miles to get home that night. It's been happening a lot in the UK. Yep, I can totally see that. Listen, I'll say something. The scammers are getting smarter and smarter, and now they have the technology to make themselves much more successful than they would have been in the past. So yeah, do not trust emergency situations. We used to start by the funny, I guess it began with the funny Nigerian prince stuck on an island, transfer me a million dollars sort of a thing. Now it's hyper-realistic. Kelsey Hogue says, my family has had a password since I was little, and my grandma had one with my mom when she was a kid. Grandma was a cop and advised that children never leave another adult who comes and says, your parents sent me to get you, unless the adult could say the password. Highly advise a family password for this reason, but also for the one that Candace advised. Yeah, honestly, it wasn't something that was on my radar, but 100%, when my children are of the age where they can comprehend that, I do think having a family password, just a simple word that only you guys know and allows you to know that this is coming from within the family is 100% necessary. And the element of crime, by the way, still high up, the streets are probably worse than they've ever been right now. And it is very much advisable for all families to consider that. Risa says, I've been hearing a lot about the chat AI website. A lot of college students are using it for papers and articles. It's pretty sad. I'm completely for grammar checking and even revision advice, but full-on just writing it for you, I don't know. This is in, she's writing regarding that you could just write to a chat AI website, I think it's chat GPT, and say, write me a poem about Joe Biden, and then they'll kick you back an entire poem. And you are correct that in circumstances it will be used, students will just use that technology to write their papers and to write their articles. And what does that say of schooling? Well, schooling's already been going down the drain. We were producing children that can barely speak English, but they know their rights. And it really has, hopefully it de-incentivizes people to send their children to school. I would love to see a collapse of the university system altogether. I really much believe that so much of it is just about social engineering. And so you guys know where I stand on that. And you should only go to college if you absolutely have to because of what you want to do in your career, like if you want to be a doctor or a physicist or something of that nature. Next comment is regarding the Chinese spy balloon. Marvin Gibson writes, the entire weather balloon nonsense is driving me crazy. I was at a college football game and a private single prop plane flew near the stadium and a Navy fighter jet quickly showed up and escorted away because it is a no fly zone. When a large gathering of people are in the arena. So allowing a Chinese weather balloon to travel across the United States is garbage. I could not agree more. And as I said yesterday, it is just sad. It's really sad to think of what America has become and how quickly America became this country in which won't even defend its own homelands. Last comment that we have before we take it behind the paywall. This is regarding the proud families, slaves built this country bits that we watched yesterday. Remember that Disney plus proud family is back in this time. It's slaves built this country, slaves built this country. And it just looks like BLM propaganda. Well, memoirs of a spirit filled life writes to me. You're on point a lot, but I slightly disagree. Slaves did help build America along with everybody else in American history. I do feel that slavery's economic advantages held a very large impact, but there were also other races of slaves, although blacks were the majority. I hate the projection of any type of racial superiority to children in cartoons. You know, it's giving were more deserving than you. This stuff helps fuel the racial divides. A very different sentence, I think, for you to say slaves did help in America. Of course, they didn't hurt. It didn't hurt to have slaves. Of course, it helps. But the idea that they built the country is so fundamentally backwards. And Americans were thrust into the spotlight as, you know, big bad America. You could almost say that that was following World War One, winning World War One. It was in large part due to the Industrial Revolution. And so there is actually a great series called The Men That Built America. And it talks about Carnegie and it talks about Rockefeller and it talks about Vanderbilts. And that is a very good series to watch because that is the truth. When we were thrust into industrialism, that is what made our country what it is. And using human beings as your number one source to build things actually is counterintuitive. And this is what we have today, technology, right? So maybe in a future time, you'll say Silicon Valley built this country and not in a good way. All right, guys, the next portion of the show is going to be available exclusively on Daily Wire+. I'm going to be answering your questions and read you an email submission of Am I the A-Hole? So if you're not a member yet, go ahead and click the link in the description and subscribe right now.