There’s an old saying, “When you point a finger at someone, three point back at you,” but when it comes to Harvey Weinstein, the finger-pointing feels like a full-blown orchestra. The allegations that flooded the media were like a storm that couldn’t be ignored—too loud, too forceful, too messy. But as time has passed, the narrative has become a tangled web. Candace Owens has recently thrown a wrench into this chaotic narrative.

She’s calling out the lies, the half-truths, and the media circus that surrounded Weinstein’s downfall. And frankly, it’s hard not to wonder: How much of this case is the truth, and how much is just noise? Owens isn’t shy about making it clear—this case, so well-etched in the public memory, remains as confusing as it is convoluted. It’s easy to get swept up in the frenzy, but is there...