Candace Owens's Controversial Take on Harvey Weinstein

Showing 8 Harvey Weinstein videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

Harvey Weinstein surfaces as one of Candace Owens's more polarizing positions, one that has drawn pushback even from interviewers otherwise sympathetic to her. On Stephen A. Smith's show, Owens's stance was characterized as an effort to exonerate Weinstein, a framing that became one of several flashpoints, alongside her views on vaccines and feminism, in what was otherwise a fairly friendly conversation about being a Black conservative in America. Elsewhere, Owens has described her position with more nuance, arguing Weinstein's guilt isn't really in dispute but that he was ultimately taken down through what she calls corrupted courts, connecting his case to a broader argument she makes about the Me Too era rewarding financial incentives over genuine accountability. Charlie Kirk made a related but more cautious argument of his own, examining a congressional hearing where Jeffrey Epstein's victims testified and pushing back on rushed media narratives, drawing a direct comparison to the Brett Kavanaugh hearings and warning that a multi-billion-dollar compensation fund could attract opportunists alongside genuine victims, while still emphasizing that real victims deserved to be believed and protected.