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Andrew: “Your official timeline includes a steakhouse stop that has not actually been confirmed at all.” Candace: “It hasn’t even been discussed by the prosecution so it’s not like you’re debunking it.” Candace’s entire M.O. is basically “if you can’t disprove me, then I’m right.” She’s allowed to make...

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