QAA Podcast - Becoming Candace (E335)

Episode Date: August 11, 2025

There isn’t yet a tariff on conspiracist narratives. So former Daily Wire podcaster Candace Owens imported one from France. Which is why she now finds herself the subject of a serious lawsuit filed by the French President Emmanuel Macron and the First Lady Brigitte Macron. Owens used Instagram influencer aesthetics to recycle a 2021 theory for American audiences that was originally promoted by a French spiritual medium and spread through “Yellow Vest” and antivax networks. For some reason, Owens wasn’t satisfied with the genuinely odd history of the Macrons’ relationship (they met when Brigitte was married with children and Emmanuel was just 14, despite most American sources claiming they met when he was 15.) Instead she picked up the convoluted conspiracy theory that Brigitte is really her brother Jean-Michel Trogneux who became a trans woman and proceeded to assist with turning Emmanuel into an MKULTRA-controlled “Manchurian Candidate.” In Owen’s ludicrous tale, the Macrons then killed anyone who started asking questions about Brigitte’s past, Clinton-body-count style. But since this nonsense is powered by crude bigotry rather than any investigatory impulse, the evidence is unsurprisingly weak. Owens’ method of argumentation involves ignoring the fact that Jean-Michel Trogneux is clearly alive and a separate person, looking at real photos and declaring them fake, and birthday numerology. Travis, Jake, and Julian unpack Owens’ past, the history of the conspiracy theory, how she promoted it through the 8-part series “Becoming Brigitte,” and the lawsuit that now threatens her independent media empire. Subscribe for $5 a month to get all the premium episodes: https://www.patreon.com/qaa Editing by Corey Klotz. Theme by Nick Sena. Additional music by Pontus Berghe. Theme Vocals by THEY/LIVE (https://instagram.com/theyylivve / https://sptfy.com/QrDm). Cover Art by Pedro Correa: (https://pedrocorrea.com) https://qaapodcast.com QAA was known as the QAnon Anonymous podcast. /// We’ve launched a new podcast miniseries network: Cursed Media. The very first Cursed Media miniseries is Science in Transition. Science in Transition is an investigation into the intellectual origins of the contemporary right wing backlash against transgender acceptance. Through six deeply-researched episodes, hosts Liv Agar and Spencer Barrows unearth a bizarre coalition of well-meaning clinicians, aristocratic sexologists, militant feminists, right-wing culture warriors, headline-chasing journalists, and conservative politicians. Binge all six episodes of Science In Transition by subscribing through this link. www.cursedmedia.net/ Subscribers to Cursed Media get access to three new podcast series per year, plus every episode of QAA’s existing mini-series (properly organized!) ////

Keep in me Oh, I'm going to be Oh, and I'm Ah, oh, Ooh, oh, oh, oh, oh. If you're hearing this, well done, you found a way to connect to the Internet. Welcome to the QAA podcast, episode 335, becoming Candace. As always, we are your host, Jake Rockatansky, Julian Field, and Travis View.

On today's episode, we're going to cover the perils of listening to or caring about French people. Yes. This is broadly relevant because much of conspiracies culture in the United States originated in France. Like, the whole idea that the Luminati control world events began with the French Jesuit priest, Augustine Borrell. So he conceived this conspiracy theory, like, after going mad because of the French Revolution. What do you mean going mad because of the French Revolution? Yeah, how do you define going mad then? I mean, like, he was just so absolutely just in sense that he was thrown off from this royal order,

that he came up with this elaborate sort of scheme that the Freemasons, the Luminati, in these reading societies that were influenced by the Enlightenment were actually plodded the whole thing. Yeah, it's never their fault. So he was a little early for, like, Judeo-Bolshevik, but basically, like, kind of early iteration of that. Yes, yeah. That's, I mean, this is like much of like, you know, the, yeah, that'd be like, like, like, reactionary conspiracyist culture was basically just all formed in the aftermath of the French Revolution. God damn. It's all just rich people that they took their toys away and they're like, okay, you take my toy away?

I'm going to become an insane person. The idea that Freemasonry is secretly Satanic comes from a French hoaxter named Leo Taxel. We covered him in a couple episodes. I think it's a really interesting story. God bless that, man. What a fucking pimp. And much of the great replacement conspiracy theory

comes from a French 1973 novel called, what was this called, Julian? Le Cant de Saint. The camp of the saints. Yeah, so this is like you'll see, you'll see like straight up like a man. American neo-Nazis cite this book as inspiring to them. That's so

fucking cool. We rock. We gave you guys so much and you guys fucking don't give a shit. Just because we wouldn't join a rock, you were like, ooh, freedom fries, ooh. Yeah, you know, it is strange that there isn't the closer relationship between the United States and France. I mean, culturally, it seems like our paranoia

kind of matches up in similar ways. Oh, so you would have the smartest man on earth fucking commune with baboons? I know, especially after that pigeon gave us the Statue of Liberty. Oh, wait, I think that's in Fival. I think that's in Fival. Oh, no.

Oh, no. Oh, my God, dude. My man knows this history from Fival goes west. Julian's been sick, but I'm been sick to. Fival goes west. He's like, as a mouse. Speaking as a mouse. Man, that pigeon was so nice to us.

He gave us that nice statue, and he was very nice to Fival. Fuck. That's awesome, dude. But more specifically today, France is relevant because we're going to talk about how podcaster Candice Owens brought a new French conspiracy theory to American audiences and is now facing a serious lawsuit over it. Easy on the podcaster, you know. Well, I don't think, let's not, let's not jump to conclusions about her.

She makes her bread, you know, sitting in front of a mic, but you know, she's like, you know, better looking than us. So she does the video thing too. Yeah, our way is different. I don't know. I'm like, I think I'm like in a Renaissance period right now. Yeah, you're hot as fuck. I look my best right now, I feel like.

And I would absolutely love to be on my knees in front of Travis, too. So I don't know what he's talking about. All right. He's back, folks. I'm back and I'm sucking dick. Owens claims that the First Lady of France, Bridget McCrone, is lying about who she is, because she's actually her older brother, Jean-Michel Drognaud, who became a trans woman that's part of her new identity.

That's awesome, man. And Jean-Michel, Tonyu is, like, first of all, it's, like, hard to describe exactly what the sound of this name is to a French ear, but it's like, if you took, like, the most classist, like, awful representation of a farmer and just came up with a fake name, Tonyu is, like, just horrifying name. Amazing. Owen's further claims that Bridgett and the president, Emmanuel Macron, are secretly blood relatives engaged in an incestuous relationship. Well, this is, like, this is too easy because they all. creepy as fuck like she taught him she met him when she was fifth when he was 15 she basically fucking groomed this man and then they of course there's no way for the these morons to like just settle for the actual creepiness of their relationship they have to go further i know it's uh yeah we're gonna get into that soon i have a i have a theory about this whole 15 business we're

gonna discuss this so owens also claims that president mcron's rise to power was engineered as part of a sort of like CIA run MK Ultra Project or sort of similar mind control scheme. Yeah, as if the CIA fucking integrates the French this much. Well, yeah. Owens also claims that the Macron's have committed forgery, fraud, and abuse of power

to conceal Bridget's true identity and other imagined secrets. So by describing the conspiracy theory as simply as I can, I'm actually kind of giving it too much credit because I'm making it sound more coherent than Owen's actual version of it. Like, Owen's presentation of the conspiracy theory can be found in our eight-part series

becoming Brigitte and is often meandering, full of confusing, sometimes contradictory assertions. I am astounded that people sit down in front of their phones or their computer, go on YouTube and watch this for entertainment to relax, because it is aggravating to me. Eight fucking parts, man. Eight fucking hours, man. Eight hours plus. Plus, there's like an intro and there's like an epilogue, so it's like more than eight hours. It's nuts.

Even worse, some people might be listening on, like, Bluetooth earbuds. That's a whole month of our episodes, basically. So here's the claim as Owens makes it in a paywold section of one of those episodes. I think a year from now, most of the world will be awakened to the fact that what I said one year ago is true. No one knows. No one's fucking paying attention one year ago. This is already, like, infuriating me. It's like a year from now.

now one year ago. All right. A year ago, I think I told Jake. Like, what the fuck's wrong with you? I hate her. I believe that Emmanuel Macron is a homosexual man that was groomed from his youth. He was groomed by a woman, but she's like, looks a little clocky to me. I believe the individual who groomed him is now his wife.

I believe his wife was born Jean-Misele-Choknyot, and transitioned in his early. 30s, and I believe that the entire state, it's the same, it's, she's not on to anything new here. It's like, it's like she's like purposefully crafting her sentences to get sued. Like, she's like, this is what I believe, exactly. She's like wording it to get fucking sued. Okay, okay, she continues. And I believe that the entire state is colluding to protect that secret. What state, though, like the fucking French state?

I guess. Yeah. And like I said, I would stake my entire professional career on all of those points. That is so fucking crazy. Like, how insane do you have to get to care about French politics as an American woman and just be like, I will die on this hill, legally speaking? Is this just like, isn't this just like the Michelle Obama as a man? Yeah, like, it's the same.

This is like if some French woman was like, And I'm absolutely sure that Michelle Obama is called Michael Obama and has a gross beat. I will commit a professional suicide now to prove that Michel Obama has a great, very big, of the powerful penis. Yeah, I was thinking that this conspiracy theory is like pretty weak, but then when she said she would stake her entire professional career on it,

I was like, well, I don't know, that's a pretty, I don't know, would want to risk something so valuable. Yeah, her vaunted career. I think part of the sloppy presentation of this conspiracy theory by Owens can be attributed to the fact that she's just like amplifying a French conspiracy theory that first became popular in 2021. So she doesn't really, really understand it. What she, like, what she understands is that this is juicy content that went viral in

France and then can potentially go viral here. Oh, interesting. Because it's like mostly recycled. She doesn't actually have to do the hard work of coming up with a narrative herself. She's like, she's like, well, here's something I can platform and then get a lot of views for it without like, you know, digging down and trying to find some sort of like narrative for myself. It's like the movie studios, like trying to cash in on a fad like five years after it's ended or like television series. I feel like Hollywood does this a lot. Yeah, this, this bitch is like, hey, I'm actually doing like the American adaptation of a really bad French movie.

Yeah, yeah. Oh, fuck. She rules. Now, I think to really understand what's going on here, I think it's important to first unpack the background of Candace Owens, the real history of the genuinely strange relationship between the Emmanuel and Brigitte Marcon and how the conspiracy theory got popular in France

before Candace Owens was sued for promoting it in the United States. Oh, you can't even date your adult teacher without getting in trouble with Travis' view. The first time that Candace Owens was on the map was when she was a 17-year-old senior in 2007 in the town of Stamford, Connecticut. So Owens received three menacing voicemail messages from a group of male classmates. And these messages, which total about two minutes, were laced with explicit death threats and racial slurs, including variants of the N-word. Okay, can we rewind? I'm going to take back that B-word and just be like, this is a beautiful, strong woman.

I know. So the way was reported by the Stanford advocate made it sound like the incident was sparked by romantic rivalry. Up until the phone incident, Owens said, her high school career was uneventful. She ran track, participated in cheerleading, and socialized with friends, including a male classmate that was a close friend. Then, during her senior year, Owens found a boyfriend and, like a typical teenage girl, wanted to spend all her free time with him. That meant sacrificing time with her friends, including the close male friend, who took umbrage. Oh, did he take umbrage? That just didn't sit well with him, she said.

The tension rose between them. This is a classic friend who wants to fuck you, and then as soon as you start dating, it's like, God damn it. I fucking put it all this time. I just have a bit of pussy. I just have a pet of pussy. I put it in old friend time for a fucking year and a half. Idiot loser.

Okay, the tension rose between them until one night when her cell phone rang, quote, I kept getting calls, she said, but they were from a blocked number, and she ignored them. She listened to the messages later that night and heard a barrage of vitriol. Quote, you better not expletive be there because you might get a bullet in the back of your expletive head, proclaimed one message. In another one, the caller announces he's going to kill Owens because, quote, your expletive,

poor, and you're black, okay? Wait, this is like the level, like, I'm sure it's not a hoax, but it reads like that, like, black's rule like fake fake uh fucking spray paint on that guy's on that guy's fucking driveway no no i think it's it sounds over the top i just think it's just teenage hormones this is the average man when you friends own him by the way true you know eventually her what was described as a close male friend at least one other person who was a juvenile uh were arrested in connection with the the you know the explicit death threats jesus christ now owen's family sued the stanford board of education, federal court, and the ACLU got involved, and they claimed that the city didn't

protect her rights. Eventually, the board paid $37,500 to settle the case. Unfortunately, I think Owens learned the wrong lesson from this incident, which is that politically charged controversy is an easy path to fame and money. Damn, but like, fucking dude, this, this dumbass, he, like, he made her, he created her. I guess, I mean, it's just the type of person where it was, like, gonna happen eventually. Yeah. She was going to become awful. Probably just any inciting incident is what was necessary here, but you can't help but think, like, if this fucking psycho hadn't, like, I don't know, done, like, weird friend zone death threat, shit. In high school, to me, $37,500, I might as well have been a millionaire.

Like, that was basically, like, a million dollars to me, effectively meant the same. So I do wonder, Travis, if, like, that happened and she was like, holy shit, this is a lot of money for a 17-year-old? Yeah. Jake is trying to, like, count how many fucking Super Nintendo's he can. can get with it. He's like, what could I have even done then? I probably could have gotten at least driven myself to school. I just got to the end of all my fingers and all my toes and there's still Super Nintendo's.

Owens moved on to become an internet vogue magazine. She got a job at a Manhattan private equity firm, but then she decided to like, you know, try to make it out on her own. In 2015, she ran a small liberal-leading marketing blog called Degree 180, and it mocked like Tea Party Republicans and even Donald Trump. But after that, she leaned into her status as a victim of racial harassment to build a database of online harassers. It's called Social Autopsy.

And so here's how she described that project. For the last year, I have worked on creating a website, socialotopsy.com, that will stop online bullying by outing the bullies. I created a searchable database of people who spew hate online. I hope it will make people think twice before they exercise their First Amendment rights. online as a means to hurt others okay so okay so she's doing like a she's creating like a doxing

machine yes yeah this is good i mean there's lots of like problems with this like uh they discuss like it's like well sometimes this harassment is like anonymous so how do you know who's behind it well there's some sort of like reporting mechanism where like people can sort of like claim who is behind the account but it's like that's obvious right for abuse you could just claim anyone and just make a you know attach anyone to like awful harassment online oh so Sounds like you were put on the list, Travis. You're like, it doesn't seem fair. The project was funded via a Kickstarter campaign, which sought $75,000 to build a database of 150,000 profiles.

Oh, my God, 50 cent per harasser. That's not the going rate. Come on now. Free market capitalism. Now, almost as soon as it launched, a social autopsy, it triggers some alarm bells. And you're in like Travis's head. And it's like, woo, woo, woo, five alarm fire. Something's wrong.

Critics, like, from, like, across the ideological spectrum, labeled it as, like, this public shaving registry with, you know, potential for abuse and doxing. Kickstarter pulled the campaign for violating its security and privacy guidelines. So that was about bust. Oh, great. So you can fucking kickstart a fucking game about, like, underage, like, Nazi lowly cartoons in, like, molest quest. But you can't, you can't out a couple.

Bullies. Dude, how do you know about molest quest? I only mention it because I made it up on another podcast. Owens perceive the backlash, not as like criticism of something that was not a good idea, but as a targeted attack. I think this is the start. It's like, I'm being attacked, but I'm a good person. So there must be an evil conspiracy against me.

Oh, my God. She speculated without evidence that figures like Zoe Quinn and Randy Lee Harper, who are both like prominent anti-harassment advocates were orchestrating a campaign against her. So this is, this just shows you very early on that she's just like, she has no side. Like she has no actual like moral stance here. She immediately, she's like, oh, oh, my shit's not working out? Oh, it must be other people who've had issues with bullies. That's the problem.

Not like any of the, what, 150,000 profiles that she was going to target. She's immediately like, seems like the people around me on my side. They're the bad ones. I got to say, I'm sort of impressed with this kind of like style of thinking, you know, because every time in my life, and it's been quite a few times where something, I've put a lot of time into something and it absolutely tanked or was received poorly or it didn't get me the job or it didn't do well online. You know what my first thought is?

It's like, I'm a piece of shit. You know what I'm a fucking piece of shit. Yeah, I can't get this fucking Lubbubu reselling website off the ground. This fucking, I fucking suck. But, like, these people to me are amazing that, like, that can happen to them over and over, and they're like, oh, there's like, well, I know my shit's fucking untouchable. There must be a plot against me. Like, that leap to instantly, I'm just, I don't know, I wish I had a little bit more of that in me, I guess. It just shows that she's got that level of cynicism where she's like, okay, so what I'm doing is there's a blank space in the market for anti-bullying.

And I am in competition with these other victims of online bullying. And so she just sees her competitors, you know, she's going straight for them. She's like, fuck you, Zoe Quinn. Amazing. After the collapse of social autopsy in 2016, Candice Owens executed a total pivot. She transitioned from a floundering tech founder to a rising conservative voice. In fact, her exact words were, quote, I became a conservative overnight. Social autopsy is why I'm a conservative.

Oh, my God. It's once again, we've identified the Hitler gets turned down from hard school. And from there, her career has only gone up and up. It was a bit rocky, but somehow she's through all these rocks, she's able to keep pivoting upwards. By late 2017, Owens debuted a YouTube channel called Red Pill Black, which is like just her private sort of like YouTube channel advocated a kind of like, you know, her brand of like black conservatism.

It's also my favorite K-pop band. No. It does sound like a band or something. They don't know enough about K-pop to laugh. It's fucking guys. They don't deserve me on this podcast.

Her online traction quickly translate into real-world influence at the Maga Rally and Expo in Rockford, Illinois. Turning Point USA founder, Charlie Kirk, another real piece of shit

made this world worse. Invited her to become T.P. USA's director of urban engagement. Now, this confused me a bit. I checked her upbringing. She was born in White Plains, New York, population 60,000. She was raised in Camford, Connecticut, population 135,000.

According to the FBI, Camford actually has the least amount of crime in all of Connecticut among the three cities that have more than 100,000 population. Now, she did briefly work in New York City, but other than that, she doesn't seem to have any strong connection to any, like, densely populated urban area. I don't know why she got this title. Well, it's because when guys like Charlie Kirk say urban, it just means black to that. No, it does. It really does.

Like, that's what it is. That's what it is. It's just their amazing code word. 2018, she co-founded Blexit. This was a campaign urging black voters. Oh, I fucking remember that. Exit to the Democratic Party. We've lived like four lifetimes doing this podcast.

That seems like a hundred years ago. Yeah, remember Kanye West who was involved? He designed the merch recently. Oh, my God. That's right. Early Kanye. Oh, that was the beginning of Kanye's. That was like goddamn quaint considering the fucking dark path Kanye went down.

Yeah, seriously. But like, let's just appreciate for a second that Kanye was able to like identify the biggest fucking freaks from like Candice Owens to Milo Yanopolis to finally fucking Groeper Central. What's his fucking name? Nick Fuentes. To fucking Nick Fuentes. is like, my man has an absolute fucking radar for the biggest freaks on the right, like just the worst people. So she left TPUSA in 2019 after some controversy claiming that maybe Hitler just wanted

to make Germany great again. Oh, that's cool. Yeah, yeah. She should fucking reboot Blexit with fucking Ollie London. Yeah. But then she's picked up by the Daily Wire in 2021. You can't keep them down. It's like no matter what you say, they always find a new outlet to pay.

if you're in this game. Big L for Mr. Shapiro, who was like, we got a black woman. He had no idea. He's like, she's studying the Talmud to become the most anti-Semitic person. Yeah, I know. Yeah, she started engaging in some, like, you know, comical anti-Semitism. Like, real, real, I mean. Oh, it's funny to you, huh?

Comical. Do you hear that, Jake? This guy thinks it's funny. Just like, just because she's a young woman and she's like, she sounds like really like it, like maybe like an old French man, her like her style. of anti-Semitism. It's true. It's true.

Yeah, she's like, I won't, what's the French accent, Julian? Give it to me really quick. What's the French accent? I can't think of it. Why do you speak French? How do you speak English with a French accent? I'm blanking. Oh, you speak English like this?

Or you speak English? Because I have to go to, you know, to Kibbs in Paris. They're so expensive. I have to go to the taken line to lock in. Okay, wait. Okay, we'll cut all that out. And then I'll go, um, yes, uh, I want to just, she's like, she's like, she's like, Like, she's like, yes, I want to start a campaign where we destroy 10,000 yarmacos and the Jews underneath them.

Dude, the little known fact, Candice Owens is actually like an immortal vampire and was deeply involved in the Dreyfus affair. She's being around. Yeah, if you read the tall, yeah, if you go back far enough in the Talmud, you'll find a like a crew drawing of her in there. Owens and Daily Wire founder Ben Shapiro clashed over her Israel Gaza commentary. After Shapiro criticized her remarks as absolutely disgraceful, Owens posted, You cannot serve both God and Money and Christ is King. Now, in isolation, that may sound like a pretty benign Christian slogan, but in these online circles, it has kind of some anti-Semitic undertones.

I love that. Travis is like, this is so subtle. I could barely tell it was anti-Semitic. I mean, God and money is such a fucking tell. Like, if you're talking about Israel, just say Israel in the United States, which would make sense. not even anti-Semitic. It's like, why the fuck are we representing the national interests of this fucking foreign country? Why are we fucking paying so much money so that they can

have big bombs in like fucking universal health care and we don't even fucking have that? You know, it's so easy to not be anti-Semitic, but she really wants to be anti-Semitic. Yeah, I feel like her stance on the, uh, on Israel is really just incidental to her anti-Semitism. That's primary, unfortunately. Oh my God, what comes next? Oh my God. How did she pull this off? Owens was also, after this, widely condemned after calling accounts of Nazi Dr. Joseph Mengale's experiment's bizarre propaganda. He was misunderstood. Mangalais, Mengale, who I've never, ever seen anyone go to back for Menglai.

It was like the most anti-Semitic people on Earth. It was like, it was like, this is like, this is so like wretched absurd. It's like, no one would ever do that. It was pretty crazy. People don't understand what he contributed to the medical field. He's like flaying the skins off like people's arms And she's like hold on let him cook She's like well who's to say that it's not an advancement of science to

To build a lamp with the skin of a human being It's a fucking lampshade Oh man she's amazing Like she truly has like a nose for the worst of everything Like just the most fucked up shit like she She is kind of an innovator even in like weird anti-Semitic stances Yeah I don't know I think I think that is a weird consequence of her having like no principles at all. She kind of like, you know,

when you're really just that valueless, you know, you wound up sort of falling into these weird sort of bigoted sort of rabbit holes. But also like where do you even come upon accounts of Nazi Dr. Joseph Mangalais's experiments? Like where, how do you, how is that a prompt? Like, how do you, how do you end up responding to them? Like, where, what are you reading? Yeah. So, so like, yeah, Charlie Kirk and Ben Shapiro, like they let her go, but they did the work of raising her profile, they did the work of like helping her

build an email list. So from this she was able to, uh, she was free to go out on her own. Much of the conspiracy theory in becoming Brigitte rests upon like the actual very strange history of the McCrone's relationship, which I have to confess, a little too weird for me. Yeah, no, no

straight up like they should be in a stockade. Like I fucking hate Michael so much. And plus like the grooming, the sexual grooming of a 15-year-old French man, I don't care about that, okay? That should be legal. But what I do care about is that she groomed him in the ways of like neo-fucking neoliberal capitalism and that this man is trying to dismantle the entire social safety net. He's such a piece of shit. And that I blame on her because she, you know, it's like this little fucking rich kid business school tract. Like remember that France is so small. It's like the size of a fucking big

state basically not even and so like the everyone knows each other so i mean you come of age and then you pick the 15 year old you're going to groom and she was like mine will be the president yeah sometimes i can dismiss strange relationships like this with the excuse that they're french you know i think that sometimes like the perversions of some french people are so severe they're functionally a kind of disability thank you can i park in handicap parking spots if you find a disability as a quality that substantially limits the life activity, I think this qualifies, right? I'm glad I have just like ADD and not French inclinations. I think that would be more debilitating. Yeah, French ADD is real bad. It's much worse. I mean, we have different kinds of stuff in America.

Like, I have a friend whose parents are cousins. What the fuck, Jake? Okay. All right. Please don't name it. All right. No, please don't name them. I would never. I would never. We don't need to know more. I'm just saying, we've got our ownitis, you know? They first met because Brigitte was a teacher at the private school, Lisein la Providence, where young Emmanuel Macron was a student. Now, at the time, she was married with children, and she ran an after-school drama club. In this drama club, Brigitte was a student alongside her daughter, Laurence Ozier. So just to, like, repeat it.

So she was a teacher at a drama club where her own daughter was a student, and that's where she met her future husband. It's always the drama teachers. I wish I could say it's the first time that I've heard about a drama teacher who ended up dating a student or a former student. Just because I am recreating the pianist who is this 15-year-old boy who is friends with my daughter who is also the same age. Oh, people will judge me. Oh, they will judge me.

A FOS, I wanted to be a star. But it did not work out so well, so instead I become, I will teach the children how to act and how to be in an adult relationship. Listen, Emmanuel, could you please stay after school? We have a two-person play. I would like to practice with you called Eating Teach Us Pussy. Come on. At the time, she was 39 years old.

And most sources say he was 15. The Wikipedia page for Brigitte Macron says that she was 15, citing a New York Times article if you asked Chatsy, PT, or Croc or Google Gemini, how old was Emmanuel Macron when she first met, Brigitte? They all tell you 15. But their Wikipedia couldn't be wrong.

Yeah, well, it's interesting, I found. I saw a Le Monde article that said 14, which was like, that was weird. No, no. Other wrong direction. Yeah. I think Le Monde would probably actually do better due diligence than like any of these

other fucking sources for sure. So, yeah, I believe it. Well, I mean, yeah, that's the relevant distinction, 14 and 15, because the age of consent in France is 15, which is, yeah, God bless us. I know, Jesus Christ. This is, this was bothering me a bit, this discrepancy. It was like, why, why am I getting, why am I getting two answers, you know? So, Emmanuel reportedly participated in this after-school drama club during the 1992 and 93 school year. So I looked up the school calendar for that year, according to the France's Ministry of Education.

I mean, could you do me a favor and, like, click on this link and confirm to me the day that student started their classes that year? Of course, we are talking about the 10th of September, 1992, 92. And so what does that make him? Is he 14? That's good question, good question. So, yeah, so that's because Emmanuel Macron's birthday, December 21st, 1977. So that would make him like, see, how old it was like September, October of 1992? That would make him 14 years old at the start.

of the school year. Oh, no, this is a horrible misunderstanding. No, but what you don't understand is when you have an after-school drama course. At first, it starts innocent. And then the year becomes the next year, 1993, and that is when the molesting begins. Oh, oh, Emmanuel, I have a special version of Molière to show you. It is called Molière and the older woman. Come on, we shouldn't be laughing about this. Why? This man is insanely powerful. one of the worst people on earth. Fuck him.

All right. And what was also further confusing me about this point? I read something that I read in LaPointe. This article discusses a video made famous by a documentary about Emmanuel Macron that depicts the then 15-year-old boy performing a play called The Comedy of Language. This is a Google translation of that article. The young high school student appears alone on stage in May 1993, disguised as a scarecrow and reciting his text during an end-of-year performance at the

Jesuit High School of La Providence in Amiens. His path has already crossed that of Brigitte Tronieu, 24 years his senior, a French teacher with a passion for literature, who runs a theater workshop at the same high school. She can also be seen in the video, receiving a bouquet of flowers. Okay. A year earlier, she had been struck by this ninth grade student who was already burning up the stage in Milan-Cundera's Jacques and his master. And so it was natural that Brigitte would incorporate the brilliant performer into her high school troupe. Yes, the average performer

of anti-communist French play. It's time to fuck my teacher. See, this is why I really didn't like that series Station 11 or whatever that was on HBO. I know it's a book, and I know everybody liked it. This is highly related. But this is definitely not that. But like the heroes in it were like this traveling troop of actors.

And I'm like, these aren't the fucking heroes. Like anybody who glorifies these, people. No, these people are just trying to pick scenes to see who they can, you know, fondle and make out with whether teacher, student, whether, whatever. It's a bunch of fucking weird freaks. This is coming from somebody with a theater degree. Okay, so yeah, I agree with you about actors. Yeah, they cannot be trusted. Can not be trusted. Sorry if you're an actor that listens to this. Get out while you can. Become a podcaster. Well, some of them have already made a pretty good career, Jake. So I think they're okay. But who knows, if you're an

actor, if you're a famous actor, please, first of all, write in. Tell us how many times you've been molested. I mean, probably a lot. Yeah, it's not a great environment. No. Sexually speaking, like that. It's bad, actually. Looking back at as a grown person, I'm like, that, that was risky place. It was risky place. Yeah, really bad. Yeah, yeah. Oh, why don't we act as if I'm molesting you? I know. And then the teacher would be like, no, they're like, oh, you're doing

it wrong. Here, I'll stand in as you. And then all of a sudden. and they're in the scene, and they're kissing the scene partner, and they're staying after class, you know, it's just like, it's too loosey-goosey, it's too, it's too loosey-goose. There's too much goose's loosing on the fucking acting. There's too much goose. There's too much goose loose. Yeah, we need to tighten up the goose in acting. Yeah, get a communications degree or something.

Yeah, do something else. Just don't be an actor, okay? We honestly, well, I can't do this, but I can't do this bit, just because I do support the acting. Union, but if I were to do the bit, if I were to do the bit, it would be that we shouldn't have actors and they should be replaced by AI. So, I mean, my takeaway from this reporting is that she saw Emmanuel a year prior to being involved in Bridget's theater troupe. So what I'm saying is that the sources that constantly repeat that they met at 15 are certainly wrong. I don't know

how they define meat, but she saw him perform in the play and was very impressed by it when he was At least 14. She immediately went back home and, like, check the calendar. She's like, when does this become legal? So some biographies claim that the romance truly began when he was a little older. I don't know what that means. Oh, oh, truly began. Yes, they were only on first base for a very long time.

I don't know. I don't know. Fuck them both is the point. The pair bonded during a theater workshop preparing for a production of the Italian play, The Art of Comedy. According to the magazine Paris Match, the relationship developed as they were rewriting up the play to incorporate more roles. This is a quote from Brigitte, again, using Google Translate. The writing brought us together every Friday and triggered an incredible closeness.

He gained a great influence over me. Shut the fuck up. He's 15 years old. Oh, my God. I felt that I was slipping, too. Love swept everything before it and led me to divorce. It was impossible to resist it. My parents already elderly didn't really want to know.

What? You're a fucking 39-year-old. Shut the fuck up about your parents. As for me, I had been used to age differences since childhood. Jesus Christ! The main thing was to protect my family who accepted these upheavals. The rest is froth. Okay.

I know. I do not like her and the way she talks about this at all. No, I don't either. But also, there's so much weight to this sentence. As for me, I'd been used to. age differences since childhood. What do you mean? Yeah, I know.

What do you mean by that? That's so fucked up. Yeah. I wonder how old her kids were at the time. Like, if it was like... No, we talked about it, Jake. Like, his daughter was in the same class as him. Oh, that's right.

That's right. It's so fucked up. Oh, man. Yeah. Can you imagine? She's like, I've fallen in love with Emmanuel. She's like, the boy from in my class and she's like, yes. I mean, I guess to give them credit, like they're still together, but this is like, um,

Oh, I'm a big fan of Woody Allen films. I'm very much like him. I like that most of this episode is just condemning Macron-Bricciate. And then we're like, oh, yeah, also this, like, insane, like, for American woman thinks she's a man. Imagine reading all this shit and being like, uh, not salacious enough. I know. This is like, this is, this is, this is, yeah, it's great, great point. Stomachurning stuff.

Come on, guys. This is, this is how, like, Americans are just addicted to, like, having, like, too much sugar, too much. salt and too much fat in every single dish. You know what I mean? They're like, they can't even appreciate like a, oh, well, a well-cooked papillot. I mean, like, I'm up here looking up like school scheduled charts from France. That isn't enough for people. That is crazy that you would go out of your way to accuse a French woman of being a pedophile. I cannot believe how much effort you've put into this. Again, I don't like being jerked around. I felt like I was being bullshitted and I was right.

Nice. Hell hath no scorn like a, like a Travis who felt misinformed. Hell hath no fury. Yeah, fury like a Travis scorned. Hell hath no fury like a Travis viewed. He's like, all I know is I do not trust French people. I'm going

on this hunt. This concerned Emmanuel's parents, as you can imagine. According to the book, Emmanuel Macron, a perfect young man, Emmanuel's father told Brigitte to stay away from his son until he was eight years old, which again, this is a very French reaction. Like, I would not fault Manuel Macron's father for acting more like, why am I paying tuition to a school that employs a teacher who,

in the most charitable interpretation, has developed a romantic interest in my son. Politely speaking, could you please wait until he is 18 to molest him, please? Yes, yes, like, it's like, if you must take my son as a lover, please, wait until he completes his education. It's weird. Honestly, the fact that he said 18 is like already impressive. Yeah, I know. I know. These are strange people she would be in prison if this was america yeah i suppose that's true and you know what they both deserve it so but yeah probably i mean shit i guess i blame her like way more because like she also like shaped the way he thinks like she's very influential in his life she might as well be like co-president with his ass and if you're like a young actor 13 14 15 and your teacher you're like

older cool teacher i guess because like you must like her to some degree if you end up being in a relationship with her. It's like, you are one of the most talented people I have ever seen in my life. Like, you're going to eat that up. Like, that's what you want to hear. You want to hear that you're good, you know, that you're a good actor. But also, like, dog, you're 15 and you got locked down by a 40-year-old woman. What the fuck is going on, kid? Brigitte tearfully replied to Emmanuel's father, I cannot promise you anything. Again, insane thing to say. Oh, my God. I cannot promise that I won't fuck your son before he did. I might fuck your son. I'm saying. I'm saying, I, your son's teacher,

might fuck your son. I'm saying that might be a possibility. This is the problem with Americans. Americans like you, they just want to see people in handcuffs and they want to see the carcule state grow. But in France, we negotiate over how better than it could be. I don't know.

If you'll complain about like American puritanical repression, but look at the alternative. Okay, come over and have a wonderful cocoavin and we will discuss what age it is appropriate for you to suck on my little son's penis. I mean, they probably had already, like, they probably already hooked up. So by the time he was like, hey, you got to stay away from my son until he's 18.

She's like, cannot promise anything. Like, knowing full well, probably that they already did it. She already did it. Of course she did. I cannot promise anything. That's such a like, if I were to hook up with your son, it would maybe be before 18, as in definitely not in the first three months. much of the school year 9092, okay?

Let's be clear. Yeah. So, Macron transferred to an elite school in Paris, but the pair maintained correspondence and saw each other during school holidays.

By 17, the future president told Brigitte, whatever you do, I will marry you. Oh. What do you mean, whatever you do? Is she like,

what is she offering to do? Like, what's she doing something bad? Or he's saying, like, no matter how much you hurt me, like, I'll still marry you. Oh, God. No matter what you do. I'll marry you.

Wow, dude, she must have. She must have. Is this like a step on my neck, mommy kind of thing? I don't know. This is like just magic pussy, dude. This guy is totally transfixed. Emmanuel Macron went on to earn a master's degree from the University of Paris. He served as an apprentice in the French embassy in Nigeria.

Man, it is so fucking awesome that this episode is mostly just talking about this. I thought this would be a boring episode about Candice Owens. Instead, we get to talk about Brigitte Macron. I'm sorry, Jean-Michel. you. Brigitte was separated from her husband for years before receiving a divorce in January of 2006 and shortly afterwards on

October 20th, 2007 Brigitte and Manuel Macron married in the town hall of Letuque. He was 29, she was 54. Hell yeah. At the reception, Macron thanked her adult children for accepting us a not quite normal couple. Fucking future president

baby. Yeah. She's 70 something years old now? Yeah. Well, don't knock it until you try to, brother. Following the wedding, Brigitte continued teaching at Paris's What was? Oh my God, this one's tough Oh my God, this is awesome Lise Saint-Louis de Gonzague All right, I'll let you handle that one

Yeah, she kept teaching there until some of the First of all she kept teaching She's like not even Okay, fine, there's no legal consequences You think you might even move out If you fucking marry a student Nope, still teaching They don't give a shit

They politely asked her to stop molesting students Like imagine like it's like a PTA meeting where the fucking the dad of like the students like could you please stop molesting she's like no can do and the school's like well she's one of our best yeah well

shrug it off okay so and yeah she left to support Macron's political rise Macron routinely calls her his anchor and best advisor insisting that they avoid nights apart whenever possible yeah see this is where it gets like twisted because they're both I mean I guess it's

already being twisted for a little while but like they've fucking acceded to power. Like, these people have changed France forever in some of the worst ways. They sold people on a third way. What's fucking new? And guess what it was? It was gutting the social safety net, fucking reinforcing the fucking police state. I mean, just trash, man.

Fucking neoliberalism. It should all be ashamed of yourselves. We'll get comments about this. I don't give a fuck. Today, Brigitte is 72 grandmother of six. Emmanuel is 47 in the second presidential term. McCrone, for his part, seems like a man very much in love with his wife. He said in 2017, you don't build something great if you're not balanced in a strong couple.

I've been with my wife for decades now, and she's part of me. Oh, God. Oh, man. Yeah, because she was like a second mom that you fucked in high school. I never thought I'd be so on Candace Owen's side. Just fucking have at it, Kansas. Just get them. Get their asses.

I don't give them fuck out. But this is a great, this brings up a great point. It's like, why isn't this enough? Like, we could rip for two hours about how fucked up and weird this shit is. But she's like, uh, actually he's gay. It's just, it's just like, all right, look, I guess we're going to get into that, Travis. I don't want to get ahead of you. Yeah.

Yeah, well, I think that what should inspire people to not be on Owen's sides, that this is really more about inspiring hatred against trans women than attacking the Macron's. Of course, of course it is. I didn't even think about that thing. Okay, I'm just cut what I just said Okay, well Fuck you, Travis, you really fucked me here I cut Cut everything

Cut everything I'll actually know What if I came up with this Unprompted Oh, Travis Well, the real problem here is Please let me redo No, I deserve this

Oh fuck, that's fucked up Where did the conspiracy theory that Brigitte Macron is somehow secretly a trans woman come from. The rumor originated in France in the late 2021, amid the climate of distrust that were fueled by COVID-19 and the anti-establishment yellow vest protests. Real Dr. Raoul ours. Yeah, it was people, people were losing their minds. They were forced indoors.

They were, you know, worried about what the government was up to, you know, reasonably. So, you know, this is sort of the petri dish that sort of gave birth to this. I remember this era because, like, I bought fucking hash, and it came in, like, a little, like, pouch that had, like, their hydroxychloroquine doctor, Dr. Raul, like, on it. And he was, like, smoking weed cures COVID. Fantastic. It was that level. Like, there were just, like, jokes about it, like, on drug packaging. In December 2021, a YouTube interview featuring a self-proclaimed independent journalist named Natasha Ray and a spiritual medium named Amandine Roy went viral,

lacking up hundreds of thousands of views. They allege that Brigitte Macron was actually her brother, Jean-Michel Trugnon. And the claims spread like wildfire on French social media under the hashtag, hashtag Jean-Michel Trugnol, often boosted by far-right and anti-vaccine networks. God damn, so it's all from a fucking talking a ghost, huh? Yeah, yeah, yeah, a couple of cooks in a kooky time.

So Brigitte Moncrone, they started legal action very quickly in France, at least, in early 20, 22, she filed a defamation complaint with John Michelle Truggneau. So I think this is important to point out. So her brother, he's alive. Who is she, who is, she is supposed to be very much exists as a separate person from her. That's so awesome. Imagine a fucking conspiracy theory.

You could disprove. Nope, nope, nope, nope. Well, the photos of her, the videos of her with him, her brother. Yeah. Just not enough. Nope. That's so fucking. And then imagine, like, I stake my whole professional career.

on this. You're talking about her being a guy who exists. He's alive. And furthermore, you're staking your whole professional career on the words of a spiritual medium. That's not unusual for the right. Yeah, but for Candace, oh, I feel like she tries to sell herself as like, I'm the logic, you know, I call it like I see it, this sort of like very based individual. And yet here you go. It's like a ghost whisperer. This is where this comes from. The case against those two women, Roy and Ray, proceed through the French courts over the next two years. As September of 2024, the Paris Criminal Court found the women guilty of libel against Brigitte and her brother, recognizing the claims about Brigitte's gender as defamatory.

The court ordered Ray and Roy to pay $8,000 euros in damages to Rajit and another $5,000 to Jean-Michel Trugnon. Wow, that's pretty cheap. Now, the victory was short-lived. The defendant's appealed, and just last month in July, just weeks before the Macron's filed suit against Owens in the U.S., a Paris appeals court overturned the convictions on technical grounds. They won. They fucking won. They didn't even pay the money. That's awesome.

The judges didn't endorse the conspiracy theory. They held that the case did not meet the strict definition of criminal defamation under French law. This was on the basis that the two women were operating in good faith, meaning that they, sincerely believe the claims that they were promoting. This is like the insanity plea. Well, yes, right. You can get out of defamation claims if you're dumb and gullible enough.

They're like, I swear, I swear, the ghost who was I thought there was a ghost over my shoulder. And he was whispering, he was like, she was like it's a man, it's a man you're being deceived, they're being tricked into being gay.

So, Brigitte Macron strongly disagreed with the reversal, has now appealed the matter to France's highest judicial court to review the decision. So as of right now, the French defamation case remains unsettled pending that high court review. I'm going to claim this is a W for Brigitte and Immanuel because it's like, you know, they clearly don't own the courts if they can't even get this shit not overturned. Like, he's the president has been for a while. Another French conspiracists who promoted these false claims about the Macron's.

There's a man named Xavier Poussard, and Pussard is the main source for the conspiracy theory that Candace Owens promoted. Oh, the names are so good, man. Pepe Le Pue. Candace Owens first promoted the theory in March of 2024

while she was still with the Daily Wire. She actually claimed that she first heard about the theory from a debunking article. Let me tell you about how I happened upon the story. There was just an article that was published in the Daily Mail. Here is the headline. The proof, France's first lady, wasn't born a man.

I, of course, instantly read it, because what a bizarre thing that you're even needing to present proof that Brigitte Macron was not born a man. Wow, she's doing like over the target, but with the Daily Mail, like even the Daily Mail with their probable hatred of the Macron, like even they were like, no, this is bullshit. And she's like, oh, bullshit, you say. It's very weird that they would want to dispel a rumor like that. Yeah, I know. Now, the article that she cites, it references several findings that debunks the claim, such as the existence of a 1953 announcement in a newspaper that states Anne-Marie, Jean-Claude, Mary Vaughan, Manique, and Jean-Michel Trugnot have great joy in announcing the arrival of their little sister of Brigitte.

So the article provides childhood photos of Brigitte, such as one from her Holy Communion. So, I mean, clearly not true. I'm pretty simple to debunk, but Owens bizarrely claims that the article contains no debunking at all. When I then read the article, there was no debunking whatsoever. They just were calling people that were saying otherwise, far right, you know, all the typical buzzwords, far right, conspiracy theorists. What about the photos of her as a fucking female child, dumbass? What the fuck is wrong with her? Candace Owens is like, well, she killed the brother in order to become him.

You can see it in her evil little eyes as a small child going through communion. I love this thing that they do where they act like being stigmatized for spreading insane bullshit is worse than spreading insane bullshit. To make me feel bad about the things I say is really a beyond the pale, much more so than like, you know, the insane things I'm saying. I really need to see inside her brain like I just, she's just so fucking weird. even like for like the types of grifters that we examine she just thinks in such a weird way on july eighth of that year owens posted a photo of herself wearing a t-shirt with a fake time

magazine man of the year cover featuring brisette oh my god man you made it's the same joke it's the same fucking she's going to the fucking printer like to get a t-shirt made she's a fucking psycho they're like uh miss we got to have this do you have it in a png Can you imagine? Can you imagine? Yeah, yeah, yeah. And she's like, oh, great. And they're like, is this funny?

Is it for somebody's like birthday? Is it a prank or whatever? And she's like, yeah. Yeah, you'll wish. Yeah. You'll wish. Oh, man, that's so embarrassed. God damn, man.

What the fuck are you do? These are grown people. These are grown adults having this shit printed. The shirt sold out, which is insane to me. Of course. Like, where? From where? She was selling it?

Yeah, she's, yeah. See, they're like, from this, from this, she, uh, yeah, she had her own little online store and she was selling the shirts and she liked making money off this conspiracy there. Who the fuck? Who the, what the American gives a shit about Brigitte McCrone? Well, I'll tell you, this is a lot of Americans who want to proudly wear a picture of a trans woman on their, you know, on their shirts. Oh, my God. I mean, that's what they seriously believe. I mean, I don't know where you're going with it, but you're going to get in trouble and I love it.

Yeah. So the T-shirt is very badly done. I would say the man of the year text is very this thin white font that kind of like blends into Brigitte's blonde hair. It's trash. The print shop is bad. Oh, she signed it. It's signed Candice in the bottom right. Yeah, yeah.

What is wrong with you? It's not even assigned. It's like a docu-signed signature when they're like, is this your signature? You know, it's just like kind of like a little bit flowy font. She rocks. She can't even, like, not promote her brand. She's like, well, the T-shirt. It's cool, but, like, I need my name there.

I need my name there. I'm not going to get sued otherwise. Candice. It's me, Candice, the maker of this graphic. Yeah. This is unbelievable. Remember when people freaked out over the Olympic opening ceremony? Oh, yeah.

Yeah, we covered that, I think. Yeah, we did. So, Owens claimed that, yeah, the opening ceremony at the Paras Summer Olympics confirmed her claim somehow because she believed that the opening ceremony was Satan. And that proof, I mean, the man, the connected. It's actually sad now, understanding how long Candace Owens has believed this. That's insane. It's incredible that it took this happening for so many people to wake up.

The amount of text messages I got, oh, Candace, weren't you saying something about Brigitte McCrone being a man? Where can I find that episode? I want to look at it now. The amount of tweets that I got. The amount of people that were on social media going, I really thought that what you were saying seemed so far outstretched. But now I'm realizing there's something going on in France. It's just incredible. But hey, guys, I'm glad you're here.

We've been talking about this a lot on my new podcast. I've been leaning into speaking a lot about spirituality because it's pretty obvious what's going on. We get what's going on. It's angels versus demons, tail as old as time, ladies and gentlemen. So we are going to talk, of course, about a satanic Olympic ceremony. Really, a ceremony to honor Brigitte McCrone, in my view. Oh, my God.

This is such sloppy conspiracy garbage. Like, she's like, I bet you, now you notice that I talked about France once. And when I'm talking about France again, angels and demons, man, you know, in version. It's a tale as old as time. She's so fucking, like, cue-pilled. Like, no Q&N, they've stripped that away, but, like, just absolutely gone. She's got the fucking empty skull of the dumbest. She's so fucking insane.

This is, this is, like, the fact that she got, like, all made up, created a whole set, like, is running her little fucking podcast. and this is what she's talking about. Like, America is fucking so far gone, dog. This country needs to be put down. In early December 2024, the Crohn's lawyers sent Candace Owens a 33-page retraction demand. According to the later court filing, the letter explicitly denied Owen's core allegations

and attached evidence intended to disprove them. It was just a picture of Brigitte Maitreau's pussy. Come on. I think you will see. Figure B, one, appendix three, Brigitte McCorms, Pussy. Owens did not retract. Instead, she used the letter as content. Of course.

She's reading 33 pages of French at this point. She's just so far down the rabbit hole. On January 10th of this year, she characterized service of the letter as an intimidation tactic and claimed the McCrons had told her not to publish it. the complaint says that the letter merely carried a routine first-page header that says confidential, not for publication or attribution. And she wasn't like, obviously, you can't demand someone not publicize, I guess, retraction. But she also suggested that the letter failed to adjust whether

Bridgett is a woman, even though, I mean, that's... Yeah, once again, what you're asking for is I won't say it again, but Jesus Christ. So on January 13th, she dared the couple to sue. Oh, my God. I am not intimidated. In fact, I would describe myself as positively elated about this opportunity, Mr. and Mr. McCrone. Okay. I want you to come to Tennessee so bad. Bring this.

Bring this lawsuit as you would have to to the great state of Tennessee. Bring it to the volunteer state, you know. We still have the good old boys here. And don't even waste your money getting a courier to file. I'll file it for you. I'll be your courier. Okay. I'll run down to the courthouse.

and file the lawsuit for you. Dude, you are a black woman who is, like, from, like, the fucking coast. You've ended up in Tennessee, and you're talking about how good it is that the good old boys are there. Are you, you are so lost. What's going on? Uh, yeah, yeah, yeah. So, the lawsuit was brought by Claire Locke LLP.

Actually, it was filed in Delaware, not Tennessee. Maybe that's for strategic reasons. I don't know. So this firm focuses almost exclusively on reputable. And First Amendment litigation, like, if you have a defamation case and you want, you want as good a chance as possible, this is the people you go to. So the firm describes itself as a boutique law firm dedicated to litigating complex defamation matters. One of their most famous cases is Dominion versus Fox News. So this was a case that was settled with Fox News paying out $787.5 million.

Wait, so wait, so she's like, hey, I really need that law firm that, like, that represented the people who ended up having to pay nearly a bill. $7,000. Well, that's who is representing the McCrowns. Yeah. Oh, wait. Oh, wait, the law firm is representing them? Yes. Oh, okay. So they won the $787 million. Wow. Okay, Claire Locke, let's get that money. Yeah. I have a feeling that if some, any kind of judgment was like ruled against Candace Owens, ordering her to pay any amount of money, she would be like, pry it from my cold, dead hands. Isn't that right listeners? Like, honestly, when I watched that last video, Part of me, and maybe this is just being in denial that somebody could be so fucking stupid. But part of me thinks that it's just kind of acting, that she's kind of like playing a character

because she knows, at least for her, this is the easiest way that she can do the least amount of effort and make the most amount of money. I mean, it's a basic tactic. You've got to punch up, not merely because it's like ethical, because it's a good content strategy. You need to get people higher up the social totem pole, because if they react to you, if you fight back, oh, you've got conflict, you've got narrative, you've got drama, you have all the good recipes for good conflict. And sometimes, sometimes if you might even legally threaten a member

of Congress, and if they're smart, they'll just back down so you don't get the fight. He's talking about himself again, sad. No, I think, you know, Julian, you had mentioned earlier, like, when we were talking about Candace Owen's early life, it's like, oh, she has no actual ideals, like, she's just kind of following, like, where the content is. And I'm starting to wonder, like, maybe it's, like, within the pursuit for content that the brain gets, like, mushy and starts to believe the conspiracy theory is because you don't start to think in terms of, like, reality anymore, you're thinking about, like, marketing and posts and, like, strategize and, like, optimization

and, like, content and engagement. And, like, just thinking about that all the time, like, I don't know, I wonder, we haven't really looked into that as a culture. I think scientists need to be looking at how much you post versus, like, your guy. grip on reality. No, I think she's got, yeah, it's got some narcissistic tendencies. And so, like, the McCrongs are, like, as real to her as a boss in the video game.

Yeah, I agree. I agree. But this will lead to horrible thing. Like, two Jeanne, like, commandos dead. As a Black Hawk helicopter accidentally crashes into the courtyard of the Tennessee compound, where Candice Owens is holed up, the French Seal Team 6 has canoeed. Candace Owens in an illegal outing

into the state of Tennessee. So after this, she doubled down by launching her eight-part series becoming Brigitte. Oh, God. So I'm not going to cover every single claim she makes in this like eight plus hours of content. That's insane.

I will go through some of her claims to give you an idea of how she operates. So Owens' claims that both Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron's pass are deliberately obscured, hinting at a cover-up of their true identities. She alleges that it's nearly impossible. to find early records or photos of them, which isn't true.

There are photos of young Brigitte McGrung. The fucking original article you read to fucking piss you off about this shit has the photos. Yeah, that 2020, yeah, that was like, yeah, years ago, this has been debunked. It's like, but that doesn't matter. No. As you might expect, there's like as many photos as there might be of a private citizen France who is raised in the 50s and 60s. You know, there's occasional photos of special occasions, family gatherings, you know,

communion, that kind of thing. Photography was a expensive and complicated thing back then. Oh, you mean, so like, there's a picture of her satanic coronation at age 12 in the Illuminati lodge? But real talk. Like, I've seen like four pictures of my dad as like a little kid. Yeah. Maybe less.

I might be exaggerating. When Candace Owens discussed a television documentary about Brigitte McCrone's life, she complains about the lack of photos, comparing it to documentaries she was familiar and raised with. So I feel like this is a big clue into how her brain works. And of course, documentaries are supposed to include a ton of photos. Think about whatever you were watching when you were coming up. For me, maybe Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera documentaries, just filled with photos when you are

watching this and you're seeing their siblings and you're seeing them at Disney World and you're seeing them, you know, doing whatever was normal for the time that they were growing up. Michael Jackson documentary, right? Tons of photos and siblings. Okay. She's just so stupid. Okay, she, okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

She picked three people who have been stars since they were children. Yeah, she managed to do it. Christina Aguilera, Disney star, Britney Spears Disney star. Michael Jackson didn't need Disney, did it on his own. But nevertheless, a superstar when he was a child. Of course there's going to be a bunch of pictures. You idiot? I can't do this anymore, Travis.

This has broken me. Spoken like someone who is not a fan of the Tonya 5. Yeah, no. The Tronnier 5, we have a very popular song about clipping our toenails. What? I'm losing it, too. I mean, like, yeah, like Michael Jackson was singing professionally with the Jackson 5 at age 6. Like, all these people.

They're all entertainment prodigies. Obviously, they're working in showbiz. There's going to be a lot more photos of them than something like a member of a chocolatier family in France. But how come when she wrote? wrote the script, she wrote out, Christina Aguilera, Britney Spears, Michael Jackson, and wasn't like, oh, well, they were all, like, famous as little kids. Like, I shouldn't use that as an example. I should use something different. I don't know. It's so, it's so fucking amazing to see someone

with such confidence be this fucking ignorant. It's incredible. I'm fascinated by people like this, honestly. It really is the American way, just perfect confidence. Like, that's all you fucking need to make it in this beautiful country. Owens discusses the authorized biography. of Brigitte McCrone, how there are no photos of her as a child in there. And from this, she insinuates that there are no photos of her as a child exist. Again, in the first article that you yourself referenced as the beginning of this in your mind, there is a photo of her multiple. I'll tell you why this was immediately considered a departure from previous authorized

biographies of a First Lady or president. And that's because there was absolutely no pictures provided of Brigitte McCrone as a child. And there were no pictures provided of her as a young mother. In fact, the earliest picture, okay, in this auto-authorized biography was from 1993 when Brigitte was already teaching by that time at the Providence School. So here it is. This is the earliest photo that they included. Wait a second. Okay.

So the caption beneath that photo read Brigitte Oziere is 40. She's married. She's the mother of three. She's quite appreciated at the high school where she teaches. She's about to make the encounter that will cause an upheaval. We caused an upheaval of her life. Okay, so they just went ahead and decided to erase the first 40 years in this official biography. She was a private citizen and a teacher.

Like, of course she didn't provide photos. Like, she probably doesn't want that part of her life publicized because she ended up fucking divorcing the guy abandoning her children basically for a 15-year-olds. And she certainly doesn't want to bring it out, you know, bring it out to prove that she's not, you know, she hasn't transitioned. She's not going to be like, oh, well, I have actually a bunch of photos that I was saving for a really heinous accusation like this. Yeah. Yeah, obviously, like, authorized biography. You're right. She doesn't want to talk about like, well, there was the first part of my life where I had, you know, a normal, respectable upbringing.

And I pissed all that way because I wanted to fuck a teenager. Like, again, not, not salacious enough for Candace. Yeah. So why has no one uncovered these awful deeds before now? So according to Owens, something bad happens to every journalist who gets close to the story. Okay. She cites the instance of Isabelle Ferreira, who she alleges was about to make a shocking discovery until she was mysteriously found drowned. That there is this strange case of what happens to every journalist who tries to touch this story.

First and foremost, Isabella Ferreira, I think I mentioned this on a past episode. She was one of the Jean Valets, Jean-Gillais, the yellow vests people who began prodding into the story. story as an independent journalist happened upon some huge information pertaining to the relationship of Emmanuel Macron and Brigitte. But then she was found dead. She was found dead floating in a river. And her friends said that she didn't kill herself. But the media said she most definitely did, that she must have slipped and fell after she

took a lot of pills. So the woman that Owens is referring to is actually not a journalist. She was a yellow vest activist. The narrative that Ferreira was about to reveal compromising information about the presidential couple appears in like some conspiracy and activists like WordPress sites, and it sites like a friend's Facebook post. So the woman was discovered drowned at the Rantz Dam near St. Malo. So according to the St. Malo prosecutor, the autopsy found water in the lungs, which is consistent with drowning and not like, no, like murder and being thrown in the water.

And no injury suggesting any sort of like third-party involvement. So the press also reported that investigators found empty sleep aid packets in her hotel room. Okay. So she just picked like a yellow vest person who died. Yeah. Yeah, she was too close to the truth. Discounting the fact that there's tons of other people that have pushed this that have been way more central and still are very much alive, very much still talking to the dead. Yeah.

Like the originators of this conspiracy theory are very much alive and also winning in court so far, you know? Yeah, Roy and Ray. And I'm sure they would love to go on Candace, a platform like Candice. Rae and Roe. Where's, where are you doing the Ro, Ray, Ray, where I will roll? Get them on there. This is just another instance of her, like, she, again, this was like on some French conspiracy blogs and she just parroted it. She just knows that she's not creative. She just wants a narrative that she can push and there's like, well, if shit, like, you know, like my audience is familiar with, like, fucking French conspiracy theories. There's got to be a French

contact. She has a French connection. She must have someone, like, fucking feeding her this shit. Yes, it's that's Xavier Pussard. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Poussard. It's like, ha ha ha ha, fuck. Okay. So I found that they're actually tied to, like, a wider conspiracy theory that Macron has a personal hit squad, which regularly takes out his opposition. The McCrone body count.

Yeah, exactly. So the conspiracy theory was pushed by an organization called the Foundation to Battle Injustice, which is based in Russia. It uses an RU top-level domain name. And I'm sorry to say, Julian, that's been incredibly linked to Russian intelligence. Why am you, are you fucking sorry? What am I, some sort of Russian intelligence? Yeah, I'm sorry.

They found us out. Sorry about your, yeah. So the organization was launched by the late Russian oligart. Yevgeny Progozen. It's currently operated by a woman named Oksana Vovic. So there's a Russian national who was imprisoned for two years in the United States for money laundering. No acts under the name Amira Terida. So this is what that fake Russian NGO had to say about this story.

For this part of the investigation, human rights activists from the Foundation to Battle injustice were able to contact a current member of the French National Assembly, who claims to have directly witnessed the creation of Macron's assassination squad. According to the foundation's source, the unit named Lily in honor of the Fleur de Li, the symbol of France's monarchy at its peak, consists of 40 to 50 people from France's elite intelligence services. The squad's mission is extreme, but clear, to eliminate any person or group that could destabilize Macron's rule.

The way that they described this sounds like they like peaked through a door during like the suiting up montage, you know? Why does it take 40 to 50 people to like kill some woman? Yeah, why does it take 40 to 50 people to kill a sleeping aid addict? It's like how many how many French intelligence people

does it take to screw in a light bulb? They're like, oh, she is already dead and they're like, no, she's merely asleep. So Owens, she often just like, It's often like looking at photos and saying, that doesn't seem right or whatever. So she claims that an old Trugnol family photo proves that like something is a miss. So there's this family photo where young Brigitte is sitting on her mother's lap. But she claims that there's a boy in the photo, which Owen says is unaccounted for.

That's just John Michelle Truggnone. Not just accounted for. Still is alive and exists. Yeah. So the implications that that boy is really Brigitte as a young. which, of course, it's just, it's just John Michelle. So this is what she said. We're being told that Brigitte is this little girl in the lap of her mother sitting here in the front. But the public, just quickly taking a glance here, thought, wait a second, Brigitte looks more like that little

boy on the far left. And wait a second, who is that little boy in the far left? He's completely unaccounted for. Thus far, okay, leading up to this moment, despite so much press, surrounding Brigitte, her life, her married life, her being a teacher, despite entire genealogical websites that were dedicated to her family. There was no mention on the genealogical websites or in the press of the boy on the far left, okay? You fucking idiot. There's literally a girl and a boy in the photo. She's, he's the older brother. You have the photo. You have the photo. How is this proof of what you're saying? This is literally disproves you, you dumb idiot.

Exo, Exo, Exo, Candice. You've been listening to another theory by Exo Candice. Dude. It's like, it is strange. Like, she's like, you know, like, well made up and her hair's done well and, like, just got studio lights and she wears these fashionable tops. And she's, like, spewing, like, just gutter, bullshit insane conspiracy theories. It's a weird contrast.

Yeah. It has the energy of, like, Oprah kind of. Yeah, yeah. Just like, hey, just like I'm a regular person just like you. XO, XO, XO, Kandis, next week we discover what parts of the body the Jews don't eat. And it's not the foreskin. They don't like the fingers and toes. She's awesome, man.

So cooked. I was getting to the MK Ultra shit. Oh, great. Fantastic. How the fuck is the CIA involved in my cold? I was very disappointed. This is like this real trash. So one of the ways that she supports the insinuation that Emil Macron is mind-controlled as part of the CIA's M.K. Ultra program is by noting that Brigitte Macron was born on the same day that the MK Ultra program started.

That's so insane. Wow. That's worse than like Q-proof bullshit. Anyways, I should tell you that Manette died April 13th. And I'm sorry, but I forgot to write down the date here. I want to say it was in 2021. We will correct that. But the point is, is it's also. So April 13th, a day that Brigitte McCrone was born, it's also the same day that the CIA's MK Ultra program was born. And if you've been watching my new series, it is, I am borderline obsessed with learning everything that I can about the MK Ultra program. I think just borderline. I think you could lose obsessed after that.

She's just a shit coder. Like, I actually think this actually, to me, like, just shows that this person may be on the payroll. Like, at this point, I'm like, who's her handler? The fuck is she doing? She's like hired to make the dumbest fucking claims and then switch to MK Ultra and be like, I'm also covering this and just makes it look like MKLtra's bullshit, which it isn't, obviously. But like she's truly doing some of the best shit coding I've seen in a while. It's funny because she keeps saying like on my news series, which is like it's kind of sounds like she's insinuating that it's like, oh, it's like a little rar, more truth.

But it's like, well, like you're already there. I mean, this is so like. Yeah, I now believe she's somehow. CIA. All right. Good, good, good. This is good. So, obviously, that's pretty thin.

Well, what else did she have? So she does note that, like, M.K. Ultra experiments involved isolating subjects that were being experimented upon. This is true. And then she also notes that Emmanuel Macron, as a young man, as a child, was kind of a loner. Really, the main point of them trying to condition the brain, trying to brainwash people, sometimes through isolation. which it sounds like Emmanuel Macron spent a ton of time isolated throughout his childhood. I mean, he's acknowledging that he lived through books and his friends are acknowledging or

should be friends or acknowledging that he was kind of a loner and on his own. So they would experiment psychologically through isolation, through drugs, you know, LSD, drugging people to see if they could get them to commit crimes or to commit other acts unwittingly, essentially trying to establish a Manchurian candidate. I mean, yeah, yeah, dude. This is spook shit, man. She's like, it's so perfect. Like, being this dumb and then just, like, bringing up MK Ultra, making it seem

completely incredible and stupid. Perfect. She's great, actually. I get her now. You know, it's like, this leap is, like, so fucking, it's like, you know how MK Ultra experiments in some instances involved having subjects trip out alone in a cell because they're fucking in an asylum or in a prison and some shit? Well, when you think about that, Emmanuel Macron, was kind of a silent, bookish young man.

So, huh, well, so what the, what the hell you? talking about his friends said he liked to read a lot it's so funny the idea of like the friends of an mk ultra candidate yeah he was like kind of a loner as in he was locked in a cell and drug well also he had a lot on his mind he was carrying the weight of a relationship with like a much older woman that he had to keep secret you know you didn't want to get her in trouble like yeah she she probably had like a lot of things to say you can't do this you can't you know can't talk about this and so what did he do he found solace and his only friends who wouldn't try to Fuck him. The books. You know, it's like, the books. And so, and so, yeah, this all tracks for me.

The books are not molesting me. To support the contention that Brigitte and Emmanuel Macron are biologically related, Owens shows a picture of Brigitte's nephew and claims that he looks suspiciously like Emmanuel. She hasn't even decided which living, existing person that she can somehow blame, like, she can somehow claim is her. It's awesome, dude. She's just bouncing all over the fucking place. We showed you this side by side of current president Emmanuel Macron and a person who was supposed to be Brigitte's nephew, his wife's nephew,

but these two people who are not supposed to be in any way related look way too much alike. Is this just a coincidence? Travis, Travis, what is she insinuating here? She's like, it's not just that like she's not who she said, that they're this part of the same family too. What relevance does this even have to her original? theory. Incoherent claims at this point. Yeah, it's really all over the place. But I love, I love

this proof of like, hey, two French guys look similar, incest. And they, by the way, like, in those photos, like, they're, I mean, it's just two guys. Like, yeah, it's like, oh, that's kind of wild, you know, whatever, but it's not, what, what are we doing here? Yeah, but it's like, what, it's like, so he, they, so they've got a secret child or something that they've, they're hiding in public as her nephew, I don't understand. Very unclear. In another instance, Candace examines a group photo that was taken at Brigitte Macron's first marriage in 1974 when she was 21 years old and then it compares it to a photo taken of Brigitte decades later and then Owens denies that they look alike. So once again the photos you said did not exist of her like getting married for the

first time like you're just disproving yourself? So I mean this is this is it there are no photos and then when the photos are presented they're fake. It's a pretty pretty easy formula. Pretty cool. Here is a picture from Brigitte's first marriage. Allegedly, here it is. Here's the photo. I want you to look at it. Just take a look at that photo. We're told that's Andre Louise and that's Brigitte Trucneau.

Now, I have to tell you, I am not a facial recognition software. But that woman, we can keep this up for a bit, guys, does not look to me like the current first lady, Brigitte McCrone. Okay. I know faces change, but that does not look to me like the current first lady. Brigitte McCrone, okay? Just take a look at this side by side shortly after, begins a career. Maybe I could say these people are related, but just checking it, I'd say, nope, what happened

to your teeth? Did you start smoking crack? I don't, this is not, who is this person in this photo? These two people look more alike than the fucking weird fucking nephew you dug up. What the fuck is going on? So Candace Owens also does a lot of like just gutter transvestigation shit. For example, she, like, highlights that Brigitte frequently wears a scarf. I think the implication being is like she's trying to hide something on her neck that might reveal she's hiding something.

Yeah, that's why they founded Hermes is to like hide all the trans people that are trying to take control of the government. Actually, she seems strangely to be wearing a scarf in a lot of these authorized photos. Why was she always covering her neck? That's kind of weird. I don't know. Does it fucking get cold in France? Wait a fucking minute, though. Half of those pictures, she doesn't have a scarf on her whole neck is showing.

The French have like some of the most famous scarf companies in the world. Like they are the scarf country, you dumbass. Also like three of those pictures, like clearly she, this is driving me nuts. When somebody holds up like an orange piece of construction paper and they're like, look at how green it is. Like that kind of shit just drives me fucking nuts. I'm fucking telling you, dude, she's just a fucking CIA shit covering asset. These kinds of people like Alex Jones, it's just like, how about you say the most insane shit nonstop? And then once in a while we'll feed you something real and you will make it look so stupid and bad that we won't have to deal with it.

It's very smart. And that's the only logic I can find here. Either that or she has a hole in her brain, the size of Tasmania. That would have worked, too, if you hadn't tried to stop her. She spends a lot of time, like, droning on and on about this, like, this facial recognition technology called FaceTime. Plus Plus, and she talks about how, like, China uses it and the World Economic Forum uses it, so it must be good. And she compares an old photo of Jean-Michel Trignot to recent photos of Brigitte Macron, and

she says that the technology says that they're relatively similar. Incredible. We've got only pictures from her childhood, only pictures of Jean-Michel Trugnoyneau from his childhood. When you compare this with the tech, the tech returns this way. It tells us that this is a high probability, and this is with dentured teeth, different teeth, right? It is telling us that this is, this boy in this school photo, okay? This is this boy in this school photo.

It is returning from normal to high, highest being there at 17.3%. And that's just with the school photo and with years of work. Okay, we're not even comparing this to the school photos when she still had the teeth. that you see there on the left-hand side, right, when Brigitte still had teeth. This is with a ton of work being done. This is awesome because there's zero chance that there isn't, like, dozens of other results that are, like, way worse. And she just, like, took the four that she managed to, like, trick this trash facial recognition

software running on, like, blurry old black and white photos of someone who is related, by the way. It's very common for a brother and a sister to have similar facial features. Also, yeah, the, it's like, I guess I always. understand how the software work, but like it says that it's a 73% met. What percentage actually is, what's the threshold required for a positive? What's the threshold required for staking your whole career? Yeah, exactly. This is, yeah, this is like dumb. You're right. So using on bad photos, they're related and it's just, it's just incoherent. I'm actually with Julian. I'm convinced this is some kind of op. I don't know how anybody can be this dumb. I'm sorry. Like,

America's so stupid that you're like, there's no way. No way. that someone's this dumb and actually like in good faith has to be an op even if it isn't we're like we're cooked our brains are cooked so congratulations you've done a great job whatever whoever's running this shit yeah yeah whatever whatever agency is listening in yeah whether it's kandes owen's diseased brain or some sort of three-letter agency i am cooked good job so at one point owen says that mccron's mother helped transgendered and intersex people secure new identities adding that the family were facilitating the issuing of real government IDs. And from this, she insinuates that they must have had a hand in helping Brigitte change her

identity in some way. But she is in a legal sense. But this is absolutely wrong. But this is what she said. That was a major, major, major tidbit. I mean, that really, it's explosive. And it's important for you to remember that as we go along, because that means that McCrone's immediate family was involved in helping people, okay, who had gender issues, to become

someone else. In other words, they were facilitating the issuing of real government IDs, which allowed people to legally shed themselves of their former identities. There is zero shot that anyone from Macron's mother's generation, like, thinks anything but the worst of trans people. Yeah. Like, trans acceptance is still really fucked up in France. So, man, this is definitely wrong. Just on face value. It is. You're right. So it's like, yeah, on face value. But what you actually invent? investigated, it gets even dumber. So Emmanuel Macron's mother, Dr. Francois's new guests, worked as a medical advisor for France's national health insurance. Medical advisors, they evaluate reimbursements, long-term illness coverage, and sick leave claims. They don't issue documents for anyone for any particular purpose. So in France, changing the legal mention of sex and legal documents is a court process after a judge's decision. The civil registry is updated. Then the National Statistics Office amends the personal number. And only then does the health insure update its file and reissue a health card.

And like, none of that depends on a social security doctor facilitating IDs. She's just mistaken. So this is awesome because it forced Travis to look into our public health option. He's more of a specialist than me now. So, I mean, like, there's more, but it's like, Jesus, it is just gutter trash. So how has Owens reacted to this lawsuit besides, you know, defiance, you know, belligerence, but doubling down. But she has also made a plea to Donald Trump to make a statement.

God damn, that would be so funny. Right. Emmanuel Macron and Brigitte are saying, you know what? We don't like that podcaster in America. And we are going to launch a lawsuit that's never been launched before. An unprecedented lawsuit to impoverish her for speaking. And both J.D. Vance and Trump have not issued a statement. In fact, where are the journalists even asking them to make a statement?

Okay. A state leader. A state leader is speaking about your constituent and launching a lawsuit and saying you're going to impoverish them for executing their first moment. Right. Where are you? If you are Trump, the first thing you should have done, if you report to care about America and our Constitution as you're supposed to be the person that's defending that day in a day out, you would come out and you would say, I don't even know whether I believe that she's a man or woman. It doesn't matter, right? I didn't watch the series fair. He didn't watch the series. He could even say, like he said to me on the phone, that I looked at her real close on the other. Eiffel Tower. And it looked like a woman to me. Okay. You can see all those things. But you should say it's

unacceptable. I'm a leader of this country. It is unacceptable that this leader would threaten the First Amendment in any way. Fucking hell. Wait, so she managed to get Trump on the phone to discuss this shit. And he was like, I don't know. She's like a woman to me. Well, I don't know, Candace. I was pretty close. I was studying her body or curves pretty significantly. And I got to say it's, Dude, you're such a baby. Like, you got yourself into trouble and now you want big daddy president to come save you from the fucking, like, she is insufferable. This actually is further proof.

I'm like, this is awesome. This is the CIA trying to take down Trump in the dumbest way possible. They're like, hey, Mr. Trump, could you, could you weigh in on this insanely inconsequential dumbass thing? Like, this woman who stepped on a bear trap and is like, owie, it hurt. I mean, what, I mean, what she wants is publicity. It's like, she's like, okay, great. I got conflict.

I'm being sued. I can use this for content. I need to milk it for all it's worth. Maybe I can get a statement from Trump and make this like a big national issue. I could be the number one story in the country. That's all she's thrilling about. You couldn't even get this mush-brained moron that we have as a fucking president to like co-sign your garbage and you're like, can we try again?

Could you watch eight hours of me droning on about black and white photos, Mr. President? I'm sorry, but he wastes a lot of time. but I'm going to say he's going to use those eight hours to golf. Yeah. Oh, what a fucking shit episode. I hate you, Travis, so much. I know. Yeah, wild.

And the twist was that she actually got Trump's ear, and he basically denied her flat out. I want to get involved in this. I've seen her. She looks like a lovely woman. Yeah, I can't. Because he easily could have gone, I don't know, maybe you're under something. Like, he could have just given her a non-answer like he does with everything. But he went like, actually, no, looks like a woman to me.

Mr. Trump, could you try to grow. grab her by the pussy. Can you imagine wasting this? I'll bet Candace Owens isn't even making a ton of dough on this. This shit is so niche. It's so sloppy. It's like, it's not nearly as exciting as like,

you know, following along with the QAnon drops and stuff. Trump at a G7, just like looking over to Immanuel being like, you're wife, huh? Hmm. Yeah. Seems like she might be a man.

Oh, man. What a waste of time. Oh, my God. obsessing over strangers gender and like, what are they? And what are they? It is so, like, it is so sick. It really isn't, the only thing that I can sort of try to, like, imagine where they're coming from is they feel like it's some kind of deception.

And I feel like that it's probably something more deep-seated, like they saw somebody, and they were like, oh, that's a pretty woman. And then found out, and they were like, oh, no, you know. It's really, it's the subconscious feeling out what is a kind of artificial separation between the genders they're kind of like on a deeper level they're realizing oh it's a spectrum and instead of just accepting that it's a spectrum yeah and that gender might be a construct they're like oh god i gotta sort everybody everybody i see i have to sort into this binary category and it's breaking my mind and yet this is it here we are fucking we got the young oprah on this shit but like the way it manifests is like a photoshop like mock up like time like fake time magazine cover t-shirt with like Candice XO in the corner like everything is packaged and marketed and it's Oprah but it's like Q and on but it's like I genuinely I genuinely just hope that this destroys her I don't want to hear about her anymore I'm done with Candice Owens yeah you know I have to say I am bit torn on this

because as a matter of principle I think you should be able to say whatever you want about heads of state without legal consequences I mean that's just that feels like that should be the case but the same time you're right because right this is I feel like the core message the weird, sick, obsessive sort of fixation is designed around, I guess, this belief that there's something inherently deceitful about being a trans woman. But, I mean, just, Candice, she's just so vile. I can't imagine how the world would be made worse if there's some sort of devastating consequences for her because of this. Yeah, I'm telling you, dude, the Jeanne is going to fucking pull a Blackhawk down in her fucking compound. They're going to find her hold up in her basement playing video games in canoe her.

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Check it out. Dot net. Fucking, God damn. Travis, thank you for this episode. You don't thank him. No, this is, like, really fascinating. I, you know, Candace is somebody that I kind of forgotten about for good. You know, I was just like, I know what she's about, and it's not particularly

interesting, and she doesn't seem to be, you know, devolving or evolving in any sort of way. But, like, this, this has brought her back into the spotlight. And I do, I do kind of hope that, like, she has, this is a real thorn in her side. Like, I hope it becomes a real fucking hassle for her, if nothing else. Yep. So listen to Jake. He thinks Candace Owens is normal and good.

I think, Travis, you did a good job, but you did a good job on a bad thing. That's my speciality. For everything else, we've got a website, QAAApodcast.com. Jakey, take us outy. Listeners, until next week, may the deep dish bless you and keep it. you. We have auto-keyed content based on your preferences. It is very clear that Brigitte Trugnot existed.

It is very clear that she was, in fact, the sister of Jean-Michel Trognot. And I think that if I am guessing what took place here, John Michel Tragnot took place here, John Michel Trogno took Brigitte Trogno's identity at some point. It's very obviously kind of becomes his sister. That's what seems to be the most logical conclusion based off of everything. So the question that people ask is, okay, if you're operating under that theory, what happened to the real Brigitte Trogno? And so if we are to believe that, I do believe, that Brigitte Tragno, the real Brigitte Tragno existed,

it's plausible that Brigitte Trogno got sick. that the real Brigitte Tragno got sick and perhaps had a dying wish to help her brother. John Michelle Tragno, who was living perhaps as Veronique, right? And knowing that, okay, well, he's never going to be allowed to live his life authentically. He's always going to be hiding, you know, always going to be hiding and doing these sorts of things

because this is just not a time where people are recognizing this transgendered identity. Well, what if she gifted her brother, her identity? Here. You know, this is not a thing yet. You can just become me. Okay, that's, again, we're surmising. There's no evidence that Brigitte Truggno died.

There's no evidence of that. But that's what it feels like to me. It feels like to me that Brigitte Trugnot did her brother, the real Brigitte Truggno, did her brother a favor and allowed him to become her. Again, that's my theory while we're allowed to think. Thank you.