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MANHANDLED! Mr. Macron Pummels The French President. | Candace Ep 189
2025/5/27
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Candace Owens
Candace Owens: 我本不该回来，但新闻周期太疯狂，不尊重休产假的母亲。法国总统在越南发生了一点小冲突。人们在讨论多大年纪打孩子屁股才算过分，而我才是能回答这个问题的人。就像人们会回忆起历史性时刻一样，这一代人也会记住布丽吉特·马克龙公开殴打总统马克龙的时刻。我醒来后，从 Xavier Poussard 那里得知了马克龙夫妇发生冲突的消息。我将向大家展示这段已经在全球传播的视频，这对夫妇来说是一场全球性的公关灾难。飞行员是这件事中真正的受害者，因为他肯定会被解雇，而且我知道布丽吉特在幕后是个疯子。这不是一记耳光，而是布丽吉特双手推了马克龙的脸。女人打男人通常只用一只手，而男人打架通常会先推对方的脸，这是一种非常不尊重的行为，而这正是这里发生的事情。布丽吉特当时很生气，所以狠狠地推了马克龙。马克龙对此的反应应该在大学里进行研究，因为它赋予了“战斗或逃跑”反应新的含义。马克龙先是感到自己被推了一下，然后意识到更大的威胁是媒体和闪光灯。马克龙的表情看起来就像一个小孩在公共场合拉了裤子，意识到事情变得非常糟糕。他的表情和《绿野仙踪》里那只懦弱的狮子被多萝西打了一巴掌后的表情一模一样。爱丽舍宫对此事的回应是我听过的最荒谬的回应，因为布丽吉特显然无法控制自己的情绪，她很生气。马克龙试图伸出手，但布丽吉特拒绝了，她仍然很生气。难道只有我一个人觉得布丽吉特看起来越来越像男人了吗？马克龙在下楼梯时，似乎在练习愤怒管理技巧，紧握拳头，试图控制自己的情绪。马克龙在试图控制自己的愤怒，因为他意识到这一幕已经被拍下来了。我们正在看到一位西方世界的现任总统被他的丈夫殴打。爱丽舍宫完全否认了我们刚刚看到的事情，他们的反应非常糟糕，以至于连主流媒体都没有完全相信。爱丽舍宫最初的回应是，这是俄罗斯的错，他们把一切都归咎于俄罗斯。我可以想象普京在某个地方嘲笑这件事，他肯定在想，我们为什么要花时间做这种事？记者当场指出他们在撒谎，因为这些图像是美联社拍摄的，这时他们意识到自己犯了一个大错，并立即改变了说法。马克龙的办公室说，这是总统和他的妻子在旅行开始前最后一次放松，这是一个默契的时刻，这给阴谋论者提供了弹药。这份声明太愚蠢了，我都不知道该从何说起。首先，我们先来定义一下什么是“默契的时刻”。他们之间达成了殴打对方的默契吗？他们到底在放松什么？当航班结束时，无论公共航班还是私人航班，你都需要系好安全带，直到飞机停止滑行才能解开。他们想让我们相信，经过12小时的飞行和在阿布扎比的3小时停留后，飞机着陆停止滑行，你解开安全带，看着你的老妻少夫，说：“嘿，我们来玩玩吧。”没人会这样做，试图将殴打一位老年人正常化，因为你需要放松，这是最愚蠢的回应。称所有亲眼目睹这件事的人为阴谋论者，说他们像真空密封一样需要放松，这是荒谬的。除非你的配偶做了让你非常生气的事情，否则你不会想在长途飞行后推他们的脸，而我知道布丽吉特现在非常生气。马克龙继续否认这件事，称那些阴谋论者让他的生活非常艰难，因为他被问及此事。马克龙说，他们只是在争吵和开玩笑，他对这件事感到惊讶，并认为每个人都需要冷静下来，关注真正的新闻。马克龙在压倒性的证据面前继续撒谎，有人应该请乔丹·彼得森来，因为我找到了他要找的精神病患者。传统媒体立即开始修补爱丽舍宫已经编造的两个谎言，通过将俄罗斯纳入叙事来帮助马克龙圆谎。亲俄账户和俄罗斯国家媒体已经将此视为传播虚假信息的可能机会。法国官员说，一个揉皱的纸巾被误认为是毒品袋，马克龙的办公室幽默地驳斥了这个谣言，发推文说：“这是一张擤鼻涕的纸巾。”这些人还在试图向我们推销，我们亲眼目睹的这件事不是真的，因为发生了另一件不相关的事情，而这只是一张纸巾，如果你相信你亲眼所见的事情，那是因为你受到了俄罗斯的影响，并确保支持乌克兰。别相信你亲眼看到的，因为你受到了俄罗斯的影响，并确保支持乌克兰。Gayle King 和 CBS Morning 没有相信这些谎言，他们嘲笑这件事的荒谬性。法国总统马克龙的这件事引起了全世界的轰动，视频显示，马克龙在周日即将离开飞机时，第一夫人布丽吉特·马克龙的手推了他、打了他、扇了他，随便你怎么说。马克龙看起来很吃惊，他挥手，然后又回到了飞机里，当他们走下楼梯时，她显然没有握住他的手。马克龙说，视频显示这对夫妇在争吵和开玩笑，这件事被夸大成了一场地缘行星灾难。我们抓住了马克龙夫妇不高兴的瞬间，也许你不应该和你的高中老师结婚。为什么我们要回避这个问题？为什么不能触碰这条红线？这种关系从一开始就很奇怪，他们不想让听众知道，还有更多险恶的事情发生。法国媒体一直在撒谎，并散布关于他们如何相遇的谎言，谎报年龄，这就是我们的《成为布丽吉特》系列的基础。我同意小组成员的观点，即国家层面的“煤气灯操纵”正在发生。马克龙的公关团队一定非常讨厌他们，否则不会出现如此多的沟通灾难。如果我是公关团队，我会立即发表声明，承认家暴是不可接受的，并表示他们会向家暴组织捐款。他们应该说布丽吉特将入住戒毒所30天，但他们只是说你看到的一切都是谎言。我认为不应该在公共场合打孩子，即使那个孩子是法国总统。我不知道老师是否应该惩罚学生，但现在每个人都在提问，趁我们还被允许提问的时候。我觉得我必须做《成为布丽吉特》第二季，因为如果你知道我不能告诉你的事情，你会大吃一惊，马克龙夫妇正在崩溃。我的系列节目让他们崩溃，他们正在幕后竭尽全力阻止任何对话，因为所有的证据都在那里，这段关系中发生了一些非常变态的事情，马克龙从来都不是法国的领导人，布丽吉特从小就培养了他，他们仍然在撒谎。他们一直在骚扰患有癌症的 Natasha Ray，因为她说错了话，他们想找一个人来诽谤她。上诉法官正在审理 Natasha Ray 的案件，法官拿着《成为布丽吉特》说，为什么你们要追究 Natasha Ray，而没有追究 Xavier Poussard 和 Candace Owens？法官问布丽吉特的律师，Candace Owens 和 Xavier Poussard 是否被起诉了，因为他们说的话比 Natasha Ray 更多。他们现在在法庭上对法官撒谎，这表明一切都快要崩溃了。如果我公布我知道的关于马克龙的事情，他将不得不辞职，也许这就是为什么人们说我应该成为法国总统。
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Candace Owens: 'On Tuesday, I said to you guys, goodbye. I will see you guys in two weeks. And then something rather big happened to the president of France. Yes. Qu'est-ce que c'est? There was a bit of a tussle in Hanoi, Vietnam. Qu'est-ce que c'est? His flight might have experienced a little bit of turbulence while it was grounded. Now, people are saying, and I'm not people, people are saying that his father merely disciplined him.'
Candace Owens: 'publicly, which has led to some lingering philosophical questions like how old is too old to spank your child? Questions that obviously I'm the only person who can really answer. I'm the one who has the expertise to answer those questions. So welcome back to Candace. Where were you when Brigitte Macron publicly whooped President Macron?'
Candace Owens: 'All right, that's going to be one of the questions that this generation is going to reflect on a moment in time. You know, like, where were you when Mike Tyson bit the air off of Holyfield in that boxing match? Where were you when Michael Jackson moonwalked across the stage? Well, regarding what happened to President Macron, I know exactly where I was. I had just risen from bed. I was about to nurse my young and I.'
Candace Owens: 'opened my phone and Xavier Poussard had sent me some messages. I mean, I was groggy and I looked at them and he said, this happened very ever factual as he tends to be Xavier Poussard. This is the incident that took place. Here's the link. The Ilyzay Palace lied about it. And when I saw the video, I instantly shoved my husband in bed. I'm like, we got to wake up. You got to wake up. You're not going to believe what's taken place. They've been caught in a tussle.'
Candace Owens: 'And he didn't even hear me. He was kind of half asleep. And then an hour later, he said, did you wake me up and say something about Brigitte Macron? Yes, indeed, I did. And I'm very quickly going to show you guys the video that has by now made its way around the world. I'm talking a global PR catastrophe for this couple. So let's very quickly watch it. If you are listening to this on Spotify or Apple, don't worry about it because we're going to do a video breakdown. But here is the clip that made its way around the world.'
Candace Owens: 'The pilot that comes out and opens the door, he is the unsung victim in this because he is going to be so fired. I mean, just the wrong timing there. I just imagine that when he gets back and this trip is over for no reason at all, Brigitte is going to lose it because Brigitte is a maniac behind the scenes. These are the facts. I am telling you, Brigitte is losing his mind. I know this to be an absolute fact. I'll tell you more about that later.'
Candace Owens: 'But then what we see here, and this is what people need to get right because what was being reported as a slap or a smack is actually incorrect. This was a double-handed shove to McCrone's face. We're going to slow that down so you can see it. Take a look at this. That is two arms.'
Candace Owens: 'You see that frozen two arms in the shot. You can see Brigitte's left arm and right arm right on his face. And when you get closer to it, you can even see that Brigitte is wearing some sort of a watch or a piece of jewelry. And I just went, OK, that's just like dudes beginning to fight because a couple of things there. Listen, I went to public school, saw a lot of these fights. When a woman is hitting a man, it's usually one hand, a smack, because a woman's not really fearful in most circumstances that the guy is going to hit her back. It's just like a little whack across the face.'
Candace Owens: 'And, you know, maybe it's a mom to her son smack. And then it's kind of over because she's just being over emotional and hitting him. When men fight, there tends to be an aggressive shove that happens first, right? Shove to the face like that just to be super disrespectful. And that's exactly what happened here. OK, I am telling you, Brigitte was in some form was very clearly a rate and gave him the full shove. Now,'
Candace Owens: 'What we're going to slow down right now is Macron's reaction to this, because I think it should be studied in colleges and universities across the world because it's giving fight or flight, the fight or flight response that we have as humans, a new meaning. I mean, this could be called fight on flight response. And it's incredible to actually think about the physiological changes that must be going through Emmanuel Macron's body and mind during this moment. Okay. Okay.'
Candace Owens: 'At first, he perceives he gets double shoved. You're going to have that human response. Am I going to fight this person? Am I going to fight this grown man? He perceives this physical threat. And before he can even process that, he then perceives the bigger threat, which is the media, the cameras that are flashing outside. Could you imagine his heart rate in this moment? Look at him.'
Candace Owens: 'Look at his face. Genuinely, he looks like he pooped his pants. That's the only way I can describe his face for listening to the podcast. He looks like a toddler did an uh-oh in a very public space, maybe Six Flags, Disney World, and realizes things have gone terribly wrong. Okay. And I recognize this face. You recognize this face. I'll say it. This is very clearly the face from The Cowardly Lion, Wizard of Oz.'
Candace Owens: 'He gets smacked right across the face from Dorothy because he's acting all tough, but then he scoops up Toto. Let's just run the clip to jog your memory here. Shame on you! What did you do that for?'
Candace Owens: 'That's the exact same face Emmanuel Macron is making there. OK, and then what happens next? And this next portion is what makes the Elysee Palace response to it the most absurd response I've ever heard. Brigitte is very clearly not able to pull it together. Brigitte is angry. Brigitte is big mad.'
Candace Owens: 'They now got to pull it together. Pilot, so fired, opened the door unexpectedly. And McCrone, ever the actor, we told you how they got together. Oh, yes. He was so amazing on stage. I just couldn't resist this little boy. Ugh.'
Candace Owens: 'Disgusting. But ever the actor, McCrone pulls it together pretty quickly. And he's like, I just got to pull it together in front of the cameras. I've been doing this since I was a little boy. And you see right there, he puts out his arm and Brigitte refuses it. OK, Brigitte refuses it. Brigitte's like, nope, cannot pull it together. I'm still big mad. OK.'
Candace Owens: 'And I just want to say, by the way, is it me or is Brigitte looking more and more manly every time we see him? It's just incredible. I feel like ever since I've done the series, I mean, the wig is just so bad, but I don't want to get lost on that. Okay. Let's stay focused here.'
Candace Owens: 'This last portion is amazing because I feel that it's McCrone, once they fully descended down the steps and you pay attention, I feel McCrone is practicing whatever it is that he learned in anger management because his fist, look at that fist, the left fist. He's just trying to hold everything in. An anger management technique, just bulk up your fist, hold it all together and you're'
Candace Owens: 'We know that fist. Obviously, that's the Arthur fist. We've all seen it. He punched DW. That's his fist. A meme that's now gone viral. And that's what Emmanuel Macron is doing right there. Just trying to manage his anger and obviously having recognized that this has been captured. Okay? Now, as if this couldn't be the most crazy thing that's happened in a very long time, and it's not, by the way. I'm a long line of things that happened in this relationship. It's not even close to the craziest thing that's happened.'
Candace Owens: 'But what was then so stunning was we're watching a sitting president of the Western world get pummeled by his husband.'
Candace Owens: 'Then the Elysee Palace just moves to completely lie about the thing that we just watched. Their reaction to this was essentially a lie that was so bad that not even the mainstream media fully bit on it, right? They kind of, some of them tried to, other ones are just outright mocking them. I'll show you both of those reactions. But what happened at first, I kid you not, when a journalist contacted the Elysee Palace, and I'm assuming at this point they had not seen the footage before,'
Candace Owens: 'The L.A.Z. Palace responded, and they said, of all things, that it was Russia's fault. They just went ahead and blamed Russia right off the top. That seems to be a thing that everybody does. Russia, Russia, Russia. Russia's bad all the time. Putin, Putin. Stay focused on Putin. I kid you not, the official statement from the L.A.Z. Palace was, quote, these are images generated by artificial intelligence being boosted by Russians.'
Candace Owens: 'It's amazing. That is amazing. I have to imagine somewhere in the world Putin is laughing. He just is like, what are we doing now? Why would we spend our time doing that? For what reason would we pretend that? Why would we generate an image of Brigitte Macron pushing the face, shoving the face of Emmanuel Macron in our spare time? We don't have enough going on.'
Candace Owens: 'And the journalist who's on the phone with the L.A. Palace immediately calls them out on their BS. He says, you are lying because these images were just captured from the Associated Press. And at that moment, they realized they had made a massive blunder. OK, oh, my gosh. So this is the L.A. Palace is their White House. They've realized we've made a big mistake. They completely backtrack and immediately get to work changing their story. And then came a statement from Macron's office. Macron's office said this, quote,'
Candace Owens: 'It was a moment where the president and his wife were decompressing one last time before the start of the trip by horsing around. It's a moment of complicity. It was all that was needed to give ammunition to the conspiracy theorists.'
Candace Owens: 'There is just so much happening in that statement. Genuinely, I feel limited here. I don't have the vocabulary as extensive enough to underscore how disastrously stupid this response was, is. I'm left wondering whether or not they hired Blake and Ryan's PR team if they went out and said, wow, that was so bad. Are you guys available to do some of our PR?'
Candace Owens: 'First off, where do we begin with that statement? Let's begin by defining what a moment of complicity is. What is that? They were complicit, right?'
Candace Owens: 'with one another that they would engage in this beating. What does that actually mean? And what exactly are they decompressing from? OK, so they were just on this very long flight from Paris all the way to Hanoi, one pit stop in between. They're on this long flight and you're going to tell me they decided at the end of it to horse around. I want to be clear. Let me make something very clear to you. I've been on a private plane before.'
Candace Owens: 'And what happens when that flight ends is the exact same thing that happens when public flight ends. When a public flight ends, you are required to put on your seatbelt, be seated because the plane is coming in for landing. You're not allowed to take that seatbelt off until the plane has finished taxiing. So what they want us to believe is after a very long flight, and Mark, you're going to have to remind me, how many hours is the flight from Paris to Hanoi? You could tell me this in my ear. It was'
Candace Owens: 'It was a 12-hour flight, and they took a three-hour stop in Abu Dhabi. Okay, great. So a 12-hour flight with a strange three-hour flight in Abu Dhabi, and you're telling me that after that very long flight for a half day, the plane lands, it stops taxiing, you take your seatbelt off, and you took a look at your senior citizen wife-husband's'
Candace Owens: 'and said, hey, let's just horse around. Let's get up here and just horse around. What? Nobody, nobody does this, okay? This is not normal. You're not going to try to normalize beating a senior citizen up because you need to decompress. What did you do? What are you saying? That's just the most foolish response that you could possibly issue after all of this.'
Candace Owens: 'And then at the end to call everyone who saw things with their own eyes conspiracy theorists. Like this happened. We were horsing. This is how we decompress like they're vacuum sealed. I know it's a pressurized cabin. These two are not vacuum sealed. They did not need to decompress in this manner. And no couple does this. I want to be very clear. There's no couple that after a long flight, you want to stretch your legs after a long flight. You don't want to shove the face of your spouse around.'
Candace Owens: 'You shouldn't want to shove the face of your spouse after a long flight unless they did something crazy, something that made you very upset, something that angered you. And Brigitte, as I know, until you take it to the bank, Brigitte is very angry at this period in time.'
Candace Owens: 'So they decide to just call us all conspiracy theorists, tell us not to believe our own eyes. Macron then doubles down on this quote unquote conspiracy and the conspiracy theorists out there that are making his life very hard because he's then asked about the incident on camera. And here is how he tries to explain things to a newscaster. Take a listen. President dismissed concerns later on when asked, saying the pair was just joking about. I'm sorry, I'm sorry.'
Candace Owens: 'We were squabbling and I was joking with my wife, and I'm surprised by it. And it becomes some sort of geoplanetary catastrophe. Everybody needs to calm down and should really focus on actual news.'
Candace Owens: 'Yep. You got to respect that. You have to respect his ability to just continue to lie in the face of overwhelming evidence. Somebody call Jordan Peterson. I think I found the psychopath he's looking for. I mean, you're just going to try to sell to the public that you guys were just joking around, completely joking around, and that your face, when you look, you want to poop your pants, was totally normal stuff. You were just surprised that people were watching you joke around and people need to stay focused on real news.'
Candace Owens: 'And of course, by the way, after this, the legacy media immediately got to work trying to kind of patch together the two lies that they had already told, that Eliezer Pallas had already told, helping Macron work his lie out by still including Russia in the narrative. I kid you not, this is a real clip from CNN. Take a listen. French officials say the moment will likely feed the mills of conspiracy theorists and Russian trolls.'
Candace Owens: 'It's already become a target for pro-Russian accounts and Russian state media, who viewed it as a possible opportunity to spread misinformation. And this isn't the first time. Earlier this month, prominent Kremlin officials claimed Macron was using cocaine on a train trip to Kiev, with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.'
Candace Owens: 'French officials say a crumpled tissue was mistaken for a bag of drugs. Macron's office debunked the rumour with humour, tweeting, this is a tissue for blowing your nose. Officials say these efforts are part of a wider Kremlin campaign to undermine Europe's steadfast support for Ukraine in the war against Russia.'
Candace Owens: 'It's really unbelievable. It's comical. You should laugh. I don't know how these people take themselves seriously anymore. They're still grappling, coming to terms with why everyone has turned to podcasting and independent media when we have to listen to them really try to sell to us that this event that took place, what you just watched with your own eyes, was a reality.'
Candace Owens: 'Don't pay attention to that because this other unrelated event happened and this was just a tissue. And somehow you should know that if you're even believing what you saw with your own eyes, it's because you've been impacted by Russia. And be sure to support Ukraine. What is happening? Who is writing this stuff? And I will say, give credit where credit is due.'
Candace Owens: 'Gayle King, CBS Morning, they have their shows and they did not bite. They were definitely laughing at the absurdity of this lie, maybe because Gayle King recently went to space and people were mocking her. So she's kind of telling the truth here on this one situation. But they had a panel and they were definitely singing a different tune, laughing at the absurdity. So take a listen to this clip from CBS.'
Candace Owens: 'French President Emmanuel Macron that's causing a stir all around the world. It shows Macron about to leave a plane on Sunday and the hand of the First Lady, Brigitte Macron, shoving him, smacking him, slapping him, whatever you want to say, in the face.'
Candace Owens: 'Macron, momentarily, watch his face here, folks. Just watch when he turns to the camera and notices everybody's walking. Then he's like, hey, everyone. Oh, what just happened there? He looks startled. He waves, and then he goes back inside. Then when they take the stairs, she's clearly not holding his hand. At first, his office claimed the video wasn't real. Mistake number one.'
Candace Owens: 'Mistake number one. Because we could all see. Don't believe your lying eyes. Gaslighting us. Every politician gaslights us all day long. Yesterday, though, Macron said the video showed the couple bickering and joking around. Joking around. Mistake number two. That's not a joke. He said the incident had been overblown into some sort of geoplanetary catastrophe. No, it's not a catastrophe. You got shoved in the face. No.'
Candace Owens: 'by your wife. We caught you in a moment that clearly Mrs. Macron was not happy with Mr. Macron. That's right. I think this is why you should not marry your high school teacher. I mean, I don't know. Something about that, like, maybe she, who knows? What do you guys think? Clearly there's something. Something going on. Somebody. I'll leave that one alone.'
Candace Owens: 'Why are we leaving it alone? They instantly at that moment when he calls out, maybe he shouldn't have married his high school teacher. Gayle King shuts him down. That guy shuts him down. Why are they being shut down? Why is that somehow the rail that can't be touched? He's not even touching the third rail. He's not even he's barely at the first rail. OK, he's just saying what is plainly obvious, like the thing that's been weird about this relationship.'
Candace Owens: 'Is the entire genesis of the relationship. And the reason why they're going, oh, let's stop that right there is because all roads lead to Candace. OK, once you start recognizing that there's always been something strange there and you open yourself up to listening about that initial relationship and how the press just in the same way in France, they're lying right now and how they attempted to lie about what you watch with your own eyes. The press is.'
Candace Owens: 'and sold a public lie about how those two met. They lied about their ages. They lied about everything. It was the entire basis of our Becoming Brigitte series. And so you see, already they know. They're like, well, we can admit that this happened in this relationship, but we've got to stop this guy from even speaking about how strange it was that they ever even got together because, well, we don't want our listeners to be exposed to the reality that, yeah, there's...'
Candace Owens: 'Much more things of a much more sinister nature that took place here that arrived at what happened on that plane. Now, I will say I do agree with the panel regarding the state level gaslighting that's taking place. I'm actually getting to a place where I'm inclined to believe that.'
Candace Owens: 'that the McCrone's PR team hates them both deeply, clearly. That has to be the only explanation for such communications disasters that have taken place. I mean, whose idea was it on the team that said, what's an illegal letter to Candace Owens? That'll go well. Yeah, it sounds swell. Send her a legal letter to Tennessee. And that blew up in their faces. I mean, if I was the PR team, I would have issued a statement, you immediately acknowledge it. Oh, you know, this is...'
Candace Owens: 'Right off the top, domestic violence is never OK, period. But after months of Brigitte going through a campaign by that conspiracy theorist Candace Owens, they've both been under a tremendous amount of stress. But we want to be clear that what took place is not OK. And we will they will be donating a million dollars to the'
Candace Owens: 'the domestic violence organization, blah, blah, blah. Qu'est-ce que c'est? Qu'est-ce que c'est? And then you kind of, you button it up by, again, saying that Brigitte will check into rehab for 30 days. That's how you do PR. That's how you do the PR that we're all used to. But they just went ahead and said, yeah, no, everything you saw is a lie. So if you're getting the feeling and you were like, hmm, I still have questions about becoming Brigitte. I never watched it. You should dive in now because everything you're seeing will make sense.'
Candace Owens: 'Now, regarding the philosophical questions that are being asked to me, I've never claimed to be Socrates or Plato. Should parents spank their kids in public? I say no. I don't think you should spank your kids in public. What if that kid also happens to be the 47 or 48 year old president of France? Probably not. Definitely then you should not do that, I would say.'
Candace Owens: 'Now, some people are asking, should teachers discipline their pupils? Should we bring back? Maybe. I don't know. That seems to be what's going on here. And to be clear, I think everybody is just asking questions while we're still allowed to. We are just asking questions. But I can tell you guys, and again, this is going to be a shortened episode, obviously, because I am on maternity leave.'
Candace Owens: 'is that there is so much more that is happening behind the scenes. I am, I feel I have to commit myself to doing a Becoming Brigitte season two because if you knew what I knew that I'm not allowed to tell you right now, your mind would blow. Your mind would blow. I'm telling you, Brigitte and Macron, Brigitte and Emmanuel, they're coming undone. And,'
Candace Owens: 'My series has been the undoing of them. They are doing the absolute most behind the scenes, trying to shut down any conversation because all the evidence is there. Something very demented has gone on in that relationship. Emmanuel Macron has never been the leader of France. Brigitte has groomed him from the time that he was a child. They are still lying about everything.'
Candace Owens: 'They recently had a hearing. You know, they've been harassing that woman, Natasha Ray, who has cancer. The woman is on welfare. And yet they've gone after her because she misspoke and they wanted to be able to hang one person and say, look, we got her on defamation. If you follow the series, you know that she genuinely just misspoke. And they have been harassing this woman for years. And so'
Candace Owens: 'So now the appellate judges are looking at the case of Natasha Ray. And I am told that the magistrate, the judge went in, has a copy of Becoming Brigitte, held up a copy of Becoming Brigitte and said in that courtroom, why are you going after Natasha Ray? And I'm summarizing here. And when you have not yet gone after Xavier Poussard and Candace Owens.'
Candace Owens: 'Xavier Poussard, the author of Becoming Brigitte, and Candace Owens, the podcaster of the Becoming Brigitte series, have they yet been prosecuted? And at that time, Brigitte's lawyer, who is a man named John Enoki, this is him right here. That's John Enoki, if you will, in English. He says, I believe so.'
Candace Owens: 'And the judge shoots back at him and says, what do you mean you believe so? You are the prosecutor in this case. Have Candace Owens and Xavier Poussard been prosecuted? Because they said much more than Natasha Ray has said.'
Candace Owens: 'And once again, John Inoki allegedly says right to the magistrate, I believe so. Unbelievable. They are now lying under oath to judges. And so this tells you that it's all coming very undone. And the thing that I really wish I could tell you now, but I'm going to have to wait for reasons, and I promise you it'll be well worth the wait, indicates to me that'
Candace Owens: 'I don't know. This is, it's really bad for France. I think that Emmanuel Macron is going to have to step down. If I release what I know about Emmanuel Macron, he would have to step down. There's no question he would have to step down as the president of France. And maybe that's why people are saying that I should be the president of France. I saw a tweet where someone said that I'm one episode away from becoming the president of France. And I would accept that. I would totally accept that duty. Anyways, you guys, I want you, this is it, Shane Cashman. Candace is
Deep Dive
Candace Owens discusses the video of Brigitte Macron appearing to shove President Macron. She analyzes the video frame by frame, highlighting Brigitte's actions and Macron's reactions. The chapter explores the conflicting narratives surrounding the event.
- Brigitte Macron shoved President Macron in the face.
- Macron's reaction showed a 'fight or flight' response.
- The Elysee Palace initially blamed Russia for the video.
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