Candace Owens - February 14, 2025


Becoming Brigitte： Who Created Emmanuel Jean-Michel Macron？ ｜ Ep 5


Episode Stats

Length

57 minutes

Words per Minute

168.08923

Word Count

9,630

Sentence Count

627

Misogynist Sentences

22

Hate Speech Sentences

10


Summary

In this episode, we continue the story of the Rimbaud-Verlaine Union, the transgendered union between Brigitte Macron and her husband, Jean-Michel Le Gravelle, and their marriage in the late 1970s and early 1980s.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 All right, ladies and gentlemen, so we knew that Emmanuel Macron and Brigitte were watching this series, but I am so pleased to report that so is their surrounding cast or their former surrounding cast.
00:00:10.600 I guess last week we discussed Alexander Benalla. I introduced him to you, their former deputy chief of staff, who was caught impersonating a police officer and kind of beating the living heck out of protesters in the street.
00:00:23.640 Well, guess what? Two days later, that young gentleman began following me on Instagram. I say the more, the merrier. So welcome back. Hello, Alexander Benalla. Welcome back to our series Becoming Brigitte.
00:00:35.480 Honestly, I couldn't believe it when I saw it. It was like a priority note on my Instagram. It's like Alexander Benalla started following you.
00:00:58.440 And I was like, whoa, obviously, whoa, what's the meaning of this? I'm not exactly sure what the purpose of the follow was, given the fact that my profile is public, so you don't have to follow me.
00:01:11.560 You can just look at my profile privately. I take it that he wanted me to know that he was following me.
00:01:18.420 But you guys know me. I never squander away an opportunity. So I basically hit him up in his DMs.
00:01:25.520 I slid into Alexander Benalla's DMs. Here's what I said, OK? I said, I'm glad you're enjoying my series.
00:01:33.020 Would you care to participate in it, to have your voice added? And look, it says, seen 12 hours ago.
00:01:39.460 Alexander Benalla left me on red. So sad. Very sad.
00:01:44.840 Anyways, I guess we'll just give him some time. Maybe he'll respond. Maybe he'll contribute.
00:01:48.700 The point of that always is I want to make sure that I am representing people the correct way.
00:01:53.480 We've asked Brigitte. We've asked Emmanuel. Nobody wants to give me any answers.
00:01:58.720 So what we're going to do this episode is just start where we left off.
00:02:03.080 We discussed Veronique, and that was extremely explosive, obviously, for a lot of people to learn that you had this individual who was obviously highly intellectual and talking about Chopin and speaking about poetry and Paul Verlaine and speaking about how they needed this platform.
00:02:22.420 I'm talking about a show in 1977 to essentially advocate so that there were, well, transgendered rights.
00:02:31.860 And I want to specifically speak about Veronique in terms of what was offered, something that we didn't hone in on last episode.
00:02:39.880 There was a part of the correspondence which is going to become significant.
00:02:43.080 So when the interviewer asked Veronique, do you live alone?
00:02:48.420 Remember, Veronique responded and said, I'm not with anyone, but I've lived with a woman and conceived this union in the style of George Sand and Chopin.
00:03:00.220 Chopin was probably a transsexual.
00:03:02.780 His style of melody, the way he plays, makes this quite clear.
00:03:06.140 I think the image that has been given of the Rimbaud Verlaine Union is a distorted caricatured image that doesn't correspond at all.
00:03:15.300 So this trans individual who speaks exactly like Brigitte Macron, according to A.I. Tech, they say this is the same person, although the voice has aged over time.
00:03:25.660 They have those same tics in speech, that is to say, that is to say, but we learn in that little correspondence that that trans individual or identifying as a trans individual said or actually said, I've always viewed myself to be a woman, was using this name Veronique for the sake of the interview and confessed to living with a woman in the style of George Sand and Chopin.
00:03:52.860 Whatever that means, we know this person has a partner of some description, a friend, a partner.
00:03:58.280 I don't know.
00:03:58.700 I really don't know what that means.
00:04:00.920 But then we learned that Jean-Michel Trogneau, in another strange coincidence, shortly after this interview took place, happened to marry a woman named, yeah, you guessed it, Veronique, of course.
00:04:15.060 Veronique Drew, we are now introducing to you, and Jean-Michel had their marriage take place on November 24th, 1980, in Blongy-Tronville, a city named Blongy-Tronville or a town named Blongy-Tronville.
00:04:30.780 The union was only announced, by the way, after the fact, okay, so did not occur after the fact.
00:04:38.780 The local newspaper, Le Courier-Picard, ran a little bit about it.
00:04:44.300 And in that, since not all of us speak French, it specifies that the union between these two, between Monjeur and Madame Jean-Trogneau and Madame Jacques Drew, took place in the strictest privacy.
00:05:01.480 Have we heard that before?
00:05:02.480 We've heard that before, haven't we?
00:05:03.680 In the strictest privacy.
00:05:05.160 I remember Tafon used that exact same language when she described the burial of her father, only we later learned that her father wasn't buried.
00:05:14.360 He was cremated, but whatever, that's what Paris Match said.
00:05:17.580 In the strictest privacy.
00:05:19.640 So Jean-Michel Trogneau getting married.
00:05:21.360 I don't know many people who get married and want to make sure it is in the strictest privacy, but that's what happened between these two individuals, Veronique and Jean-Michel Trogneau.
00:05:30.960 And you'll never guess who was the witness to this wedding.
00:05:33.460 Brigitte Trogneau.
00:05:35.960 So, man, these siblings are really close, which makes it even stranger that down the line, this person who's claiming to have been Brigitte Trogneau, who is living in the Élysée Palace as the First Lady, just tried to cut her brother, Jean-Michel Trogneau, out of her life until journalists sniffed it out that there was somebody that was missing.
00:05:57.560 But yes, it is recorded that Brigitte Trogneau was the witness, the only witness that signed to this strictly confidential wedding, okay?
00:06:09.260 Then what happens next is it's recorded that Jean-Michel Trogneau and Veronique Drew had a child, Jean-Jacques Trogneau.
00:06:17.320 That is the child that we showed you that looks almost identical to Emmanuel Macron.
00:06:24.440 It's really hard to convince me that these two people are not related, but they're not, guys, not according to the official legend.
00:06:34.120 They're definitely not married.
00:06:35.240 That's Brigitte's side of the family.
00:06:37.920 And then two years later, Jean-Michel Trogneau and Veronique Drew have a daughter, Valerie.
00:06:45.340 Then very shortly thereafter, they get divorced.
00:06:48.160 Their divorce is finalized in 1987.
00:06:51.940 Now, then things get super interesting.
00:06:56.060 Post-divorce, Veronique Drew remarries years later, 1998, a man named Alan de la Simone.
00:07:05.620 He is a major insurer from Amiens.
00:07:09.000 Now, something worth noting is that after her marriage to Jean-Michel, Veronique classes up.
00:07:14.840 Like, she now has money and she begins living the life, the high life, that she never lived prior to, okay?
00:07:21.840 It can happen.
00:07:22.520 I guess you can class up in life, but it's just worth noting that she's living in a way that she hadn't lived before.
00:07:27.460 So naturally, the journalist, Xavier Poussard, contacted her.
00:07:32.820 That seemed like a good place to start.
00:07:34.000 Like, if you're trying to determine whether or not Jean-Michel Trogneau transitioned and became Brigitte Macron,
00:07:39.820 you have to be willing to accept some evidence that would point to the fact that you are wrong, that your thesis is wrong.
00:07:46.640 And thus far, everybody's coming up dry.
00:07:49.280 It's just they don't want to give you any answers.
00:07:51.000 We're getting these manufactured pictures or pictures that can only come through Best Image, only come through Mimi Marchand, which are images that should not, of course, be trusted because Mimi Marchand has an extensive criminal history.
00:08:05.420 She has been accused of many of forgery, many of extortion, and she's in a lot of trouble right now.
00:08:10.980 So anyways, Xavier Poussard decided to contact Veronique Drew.
00:08:16.160 And guess what?
00:08:16.660 She spoke with him.
00:08:17.420 How strange.
00:08:18.260 Somebody in the family, in the unit speaking to a journalist.
00:08:22.520 And she wanted to speak with him.
00:08:24.540 You know, when he contacted her on WhatsApp, she said, yeah, let's set up a time to speak in the future.
00:08:30.200 And essentially what she did was she wanted to dismiss these rumors about her ex-husband of many, many moons ago, Jean-Michel Trogneau.
00:08:39.500 And so I'm going to read this portion directly from Xavier Poussard's book, which is available on Amazon, called Becoming Brigitte.
00:08:47.500 And I want you to remember Xavier Poussard is meticulous.
00:08:50.960 He has kept recordings of every single person that he spoke to along this eight-year investigation.
00:08:57.040 So from his book, he writes this in first person.
00:08:59.260 So I was looking to contact Veronique Drew.
00:09:02.860 What was the materiality of her marriage to Jean-Michel Trogneau?
00:09:07.040 Who was he?
00:09:08.080 How and when had they parted?
00:09:10.740 After marrying a Trogneau, Veronique Drew continued her upward social mobility by marrying a La Simone, now listed in the Batin Mondan.
00:09:20.720 That is where I found her number.
00:09:23.540 I contacted on WhatsApp.
00:09:24.960 She agreed to get back to me the next day and did so.
00:09:27.260 Our conversation lasted half an hour.
00:09:30.680 Even though she repeats the wording often heard from the Trogneau entourage, example, those women are crazy, referring to Natasha Ray and Amandine Roy, she first pretends not to know what the call is about.
00:09:43.200 About Jean-Michel becoming Brigitte, right?
00:09:46.820 Listen, sir, I don't know.
00:09:48.420 It's ridiculous anyway, because I have two children with Jean-Michel.
00:09:52.540 I saw on YouTube that they made a family tree where they even put that I might be Macron's mother.
00:09:59.900 Veronique Drew is, of course, referring to questions raised by Internet users about the uncanny physical resemblance between Emmanuel Macron, the husband of Brigitte, and Jean-Jacques Trogneau, the son of Jean-Michel Trogneau.
00:10:12.740 She goes on and says, listen, sir, I have been divorced from Jean-Michel Trogneau for many years.
00:10:19.180 Listen, sir, I have remarried and my children are here.
00:10:21.640 I don't want any problems, but I can tell you that Jean-Michel is not Brigitte.
00:10:27.200 That's ridiculous.
00:10:28.720 I had two chocolate stores in Beauvais.
00:10:31.680 Well, I had I had two children.
00:10:33.420 It didn't work out.
00:10:34.240 So I went back to live with my mom and that's all.
00:10:39.400 But I can tell you that Jean-Michel is not Brigitte.
00:10:43.540 Xavier says, I take her at her word and I ask her for photos of her shared past with Jean-Michel Trogneau, promising that if they are conclusive, to close the case without even publishing those photos.
00:10:59.820 Veronique Drew says to him, Brigitte told me not to get involved.
00:11:04.480 I don't want any trouble about my children or about it's not relevant to the family anymore.
00:11:11.360 OK, so a couple of things that I want you to remember, just to point out right there about that little correspondence.
00:11:16.520 She tells Xavier that the divorce between her, that after the divorce between her and Jean-Michel Trogneau, she went to live with her mother.
00:11:24.300 OK, she also stresses emphatically that Brigitte is not Jean-Michel Trogneau, but also that Brigitte told her not to get involved.
00:11:32.800 That's quite strange. Just off the bat, that's strange because you have two children with her brother and you mean to tell me that it wasn't just your ex-husband, Jean-Michel Trogneau?
00:11:41.920 The person that you raised your children with who said anything to you, but rather his former, his sister, your former sister-in-law who told you not to get involved?
00:11:52.900 OK, that seems a little strange. I would expect her to say Jean-Michel Trogneau told me not to get involved with this.
00:11:58.340 You guys are all crazy. Go away. But OK, let's park by the side.
00:12:02.240 You want to live with your mom post-divorce. And for whatever reason, for whatever reason, you're listening to what Brigitte Macron is telling you to do rather than your should-be ex-husband,
00:12:10.460 who you've not mentioned in this conversation and who she does not mention in the capacity of her having a present relationship with, a current relationship with.
00:12:19.340 OK, so jumping back into Xavier's conversation, back into first person, he says this in his book.
00:12:23.980 As I, Xavier, argue that she should hold Brigitte Macron to account because it's because of her silence that her own photo, as well as the photo of her children,
00:12:35.720 John Jack in particular, are circulating on social networks.
00:12:39.280 She cuts me off and inexplicably blurts out, and also, I know Macron's father.
00:12:46.600 Well, I don't know him very well, but he was a surgeon at the Amiens Hospital.
00:12:50.220 But I didn't know Emmanuel Macron. We lived in Toulon. I didn't even know him.
00:12:55.960 I saw him at my daughter's wedding, the first time I had ever seen him.
00:13:00.280 Then I can hear another person on the line.
00:13:03.100 Veronique Drew stops, visibly embarrassed, as if she's gone too far.
00:13:06.900 She pulls herself together and asks me, well, and what is your name?
00:13:11.760 End of conversation.
00:13:13.200 So we are to garner from this conversation that someone was in the room, OK?
00:13:17.920 She said, I will agree to speak with you.
00:13:19.940 And then there was someone in the room when she was having this conversation with Xavier Poussard
00:13:23.780 that stopped her when she gave a random but very interesting tidbit that she knew Emmanuel Macron's father,
00:13:31.120 Jean-Michel Macron, but she did not know anything of Emmanuel Macron until he appeared at her daughter Valerie's wedding.
00:13:40.220 And needless to say, she never did provide Xavier Poussard with any photos of her ex-husband or their strictly private wedding,
00:13:49.180 anything that could have immediately just dispelled these rumors, these missing years, so to speak,
00:13:54.560 of his life and Brigitte Trogneau's life that would have just put everything to bed.
00:13:59.080 They're never willing to do that, right?
00:14:01.080 So afterwards, Xavier Poussard does what he does best.
00:14:04.860 He's investigated what she had told him, OK?
00:14:07.240 Was Veronique the George Sonde to Brigitte Macron's Chopin?
00:14:12.840 Were they perhaps living together?
00:14:15.840 And did she maybe help Brigitte, Brigitte Macron, eventually create an alibi for her past?
00:14:22.440 Or was she telling the truth?
00:14:23.680 Was everybody crazy?
00:14:24.660 And Jean-Michel Trogneau was just her ex-husband, and he's very well and alive.
00:14:29.660 We just can't speak to anybody right now.
00:14:32.020 Well, I can tell you that Xavier was able to determine that there was a very weird pattern of behavior for Veronique
00:14:37.240 following her divorce from Jean-Michel Trogneau, namely that she refused to acknowledge her previous marriage
00:14:45.300 to Jean-Michel Trogneau even when it was required of her by laws, OK?
00:14:50.860 For example, in a tax document, here it is, that is dated in January of 1992,
00:14:57.700 she listed that she had only previously been married once to a man named Serge Franch-Trogneau.
00:15:05.360 And by the way, that's true.
00:15:07.240 She had first married Serge, and then she married Jean-Michel Trogneau.
00:15:11.420 But of course, she had two marriages, and she leaves off Jean-Michel Trogneau.
00:15:16.260 She says, I've only been married once.
00:15:17.840 That is a lie.
00:15:18.580 Who among us would lie on a tax document?
00:15:22.720 That's a very scary territory, right?
00:15:26.780 You don't want to be caught lying on tax documents, and yet she did this.
00:15:31.000 She removed one of her marriages.
00:15:32.740 Then she did it again in a public real estate collective that she put together to purchase her house in Corsica.
00:15:39.980 I think it would be similar to putting your house in an LLC.
00:15:42.480 In 2008, she reported that she had actually never previously been married in a document that was issued by a notary, OK?
00:15:51.420 She lied in the presence of a notary and again removed her marriage from Jean-Michel Trogneau.
00:15:58.020 Who was instructing her to essentially pretend that she had never been married to Jean-Michel Trogneau?
00:16:03.620 On documents, she just removed him for the rest of her life, it seems.
00:16:08.100 Everything that Xavier could find.
00:16:09.840 He was also able to determine through documents that she had lied to him over the phone when she said that following the divorce, she went to live with her mother.
00:16:19.200 He was able to find records that revealed to him that actually she went to live in an apartment in Amiens that was owned by Jean-Michel Trogneau's father.
00:16:29.960 So the Trogneau family put her up in an apartment.
00:16:33.660 And I don't know, I guess it's not totally strange that your father-in-law might do that.
00:16:38.260 But what is strange is that you would lie about that years later when people start asking questions about your ex-husband.
00:16:45.900 OK, very strange.
00:16:47.320 It's worth noting also that right around this time of their divorce.
00:16:51.880 OK, so they're officially divorced in 1987.
00:16:54.240 You can assume they separated sometime before that because to finally get your divorce stamped and done and sealed, it usually takes a little longer, maybe one year if you're going really quickly.
00:17:05.240 But that's the time that Brigitte Macron, the Brigitte Macron that we know, OK, the public record Brigitte Macron, that's when she begins her very public and traceable career as a teacher.
00:17:19.960 OK, she goes and enters in 1986 at the Lucy Berger School.
00:17:25.680 Suddenly changes the career, total career change.
00:17:28.860 And then this is all they want to show us.
00:17:31.280 Oh, look, she was a teacher here and a teacher here and a teacher there.
00:17:35.020 And of course, the future love of her life.
00:17:37.980 Emmanuel was just nine years old.
00:17:40.300 So it was just five more years, five more years.
00:17:44.180 And then Brigitte Macron, the one that we know, will meet the love of his life.
00:17:51.580 Oh, did I say his love of her life?
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00:20:40.320 So regarding Emmanuel Macron, we may have accidentally told you some lies.
00:20:44.020 I don't know.
00:20:44.460 We've been telling you what the media has said about him, and the media has definitely been spinning some tales about him,
00:20:50.180 painting him as this Mozart virtuoso just ahead of his time trying to, I don't know, make everybody acquiesce to this story that is at best a story of statutory rape
00:21:02.500 and could still be prosecuted, by the way, until the end of this year, which would be fascinating.
00:21:08.740 But yeah, the press told everybody he was just this amazingly gifted writer who also loved to play Chopin for Brigitte on the piano.
00:21:18.220 Okay, cool.
00:21:20.200 From Xavier's book in 2020, the myth of the writer Macron was definitively debunked by a journalist.
00:21:27.700 Like they kept saying that he would write these novels and Brigitte would talk about his passion for writing and interviews.
00:21:33.120 Well, essentially, they realized that, nope, that isn't true.
00:21:38.600 None of that is true.
00:21:39.860 And they created this idea of him really just because they wanted the public to believe that he was this genius and that he therefore deserved to be suddenly in the mist as a politician,
00:21:53.420 that he had had this background where he was kind of a boy genius.
00:21:57.700 And like I said, that could not be further from the truth.
00:22:01.680 The reality is Emmanuel Macron's real story is more of a fake it till you make it.
00:22:07.180 Okay, if that's how you would say it, a fake it till you make it.
00:22:09.840 As we have stressed before, not much is known about his childhood.
00:22:13.820 Okay, it's weird.
00:22:14.960 Just gets very strange.
00:22:16.380 His mother, we now know, was in charge of the gender reassignment program at the Social Security office.
00:22:23.380 His father was a psychiatrist.
00:22:25.800 But according to Veronique, she had no memory of Emmanuel having been around him.
00:22:31.720 His grandmother, Manette, we know definitely was involved in his childhood.
00:22:35.820 It's the only one he speaks about affectionately or even relates to his childhood in his book.
00:22:40.260 We also know that grandma had a knack for pedophile-centric books.
00:22:43.700 It was grandma's thing.
00:22:45.460 What do you do?
00:22:45.800 She likes these like pedophile-centric books.
00:22:48.000 She's just like, hey, is that a pederast?
00:22:50.000 Yeah, that's a really cool thing.
00:22:51.780 Let's talk about Andre Geed.
00:22:53.700 Let's talk about it.
00:22:54.480 Let's talk about all of these weird passages.
00:22:56.740 Me and my grandchilds, we share this with one another.
00:23:00.800 Like I said, we learned that he was a bit of a loner.
00:23:03.060 He didn't have many friends.
00:23:04.520 The friends, people that went to school with him didn't even know what his parents did.
00:23:09.300 Well, according to the Wall Street Journal's book, The Calculated Rise of Macron,
00:23:14.080 it was the Rothschild family.
00:23:17.160 The Rothschild bank that had everything to do with his professional resume.
00:23:22.060 And interestingly enough, Xavier Poussard had discovered that the bank made an internal error
00:23:31.200 in their documents when they listed Macron, who is supposed to be born in Amiens, as having
00:23:38.300 instead been born in Paris.
00:23:40.760 And they made this error on multiple documents, by the way.
00:23:44.020 I'm going to show you a few of them.
00:23:46.300 And the reality is, of course, this keeps coming up, that we are told in the official
00:23:51.560 biography that he's born in Amiens.
00:23:53.400 Then we have the former mayor of Amiens who said, no, he's a, what was it, Touquetois?
00:24:01.020 Like from Le Touquet area.
00:24:02.360 Now we have the Rothschilds reporting that he's born in Paris.
00:24:06.520 And we just don't know what's real and what's false.
00:24:08.940 OK, we really don't know.
00:24:10.500 But we do have this from the Rothschild bank minutes here.
00:24:16.520 It says he is born naï le 21 December 1977 à Paris.
00:24:21.200 And they do this again.
00:24:22.560 And they just keep making this utter mistake that he's born in Paris.
00:24:26.800 But it must have been a clerical error.
00:24:29.320 Now, Emmanuel himself has never denied his closeness with the Rothschilds.
00:24:34.460 In fact, he said this in 2012.
00:24:37.360 And I quote, I had a very unintelligible background.
00:24:43.160 No one could understand me outside of Rothschild.
00:24:47.160 OK.
00:24:47.960 And when he became the economic advisor to the socialist president, Francois Hollande,
00:24:54.280 he said that David de Rothschild, quote,
00:24:58.160 knows about my commitment.
00:25:00.560 I'm his hedge, his cover.
00:25:03.280 When the left is in power, I'll be his protector.
00:25:07.260 Huh?
00:25:08.620 What?
00:25:09.700 What are we talking about?
00:25:10.840 What are you saying?
00:25:12.280 What are you saying, Emmanuel Macron?
00:25:14.300 You're going to be his protector when you get into power?
00:25:16.580 I'm going to tell you, read you this passage regarding him climbing the ladder at the Rothschilds Bank,
00:25:25.960 because apparently his rise made no sense to his colleagues.
00:25:30.380 This is from Xavier's book, quote,
00:25:31.980 quote, within the bank, Emmanuel Macron's progress surprised many.
00:25:36.900 Cyril Harfouche explained that he, quote,
00:25:39.500 had been identified as a very singular personality with a lot of contacts.
00:25:46.100 And Sophie Javari, who trained him at Rothschilds & Co., reports that he, quote,
00:25:51.240 had very high-level contacts for our files with links to the state, end quote.
00:25:58.180 According to her, her most experienced colleagues were surprised by his, quote,
00:26:04.040 supports at the top level of the bank, notably David de Rothschild and his right-hand man,
00:26:10.940 Francois Henro, who occasionally allowed him to, quote,
00:26:15.320 bypass his immediate hierarchy.
00:26:18.820 This support enabled him to become, at the age of 32,
00:26:23.300 the youngest managing partner in the bank's history,
00:26:27.100 even though, according to other employees, he was a poor technician.
00:26:32.040 Quote, Macron doesn't know much about it.
00:26:35.500 Quote, in meetings, we giggle and think ardently,
00:26:38.800 here's another Macron gem.
00:26:40.960 Now, reporting on other confidences from Rothschild and co-executives,
00:26:47.040 journalist Mark Endoweld confirms the bitterness aroused by his accelerated promotion.
00:26:53.440 Quote, at Rothschild, he has the reputation of never having written an equation.
00:27:00.140 He didn't even know what EBITDA is, the operating profit of a company.
00:27:05.620 David de Rothschild had to, quote, violate them to appoint him to managing partner.
00:27:13.640 Okay, the idea of a managing partner of Rothschild Bank not knowing what EBITDA stands for,
00:27:20.680 like that, I mean, it's, I mean, I'm not a financial institution over here.
00:27:26.060 Earnings before interest and tax, he didn't know what that was.
00:27:29.560 And so people around Rothschild who watched his rise and were bitter about it and knew
00:27:36.380 that David de Rothschild had a hand in this.
00:27:38.540 Again, you can read about this in the Wall Street Journal's book.
00:27:41.840 You can read about this in Mark Endoweld's book, The Ambiguous Past of Macron.
00:27:46.500 People don't understand how he was just sort of elevated at this bank.
00:27:50.900 And by the way, that elevation actually took place before he even got to the Rothschild's
00:27:58.360 bank.
00:27:58.560 It also took place in school.
00:28:00.540 So we were told he was Mozart, right?
00:28:02.940 We were told that this kid just had it.
00:28:05.280 He just was so brilliant.
00:28:07.380 They're going to find this other point to be quite odd.
00:28:10.460 In 2002, when he was 25 years old, Emmanuel Macron was admitted into ENA.
00:28:16.900 That's a school.
00:28:17.960 It's basically the National School of Administration, a hyper-elite French graduate program.
00:28:23.580 It's the best way for me to explain it to English listeners, OK?
00:28:27.560 Yet he failed entry into this school twice.
00:28:31.660 And then he was magically admitted without having to answer the question that was asked
00:28:38.360 during the oral exam.
00:28:39.600 That's a component of getting into this school, this elite school, which essentially you have
00:28:44.280 to attend to get like a high-level job as a financial executive.
00:28:48.680 They just allowed him to be admitted without doing the oral exam, like that's ever been
00:28:53.420 done before, OK?
00:28:55.180 Then somehow he ends up in the top rankings of his class and is able to join the inspector
00:29:02.580 generals of finances and his students around him, his colleagues around him, knew, clearly
00:29:11.460 knew that he was an idiot and that that meant that the rankings were cooked.
00:29:15.180 So there was public backlash amongst the other students within his year.
00:29:19.540 They literally mobilized against the fraudulent results, which then led to the council of
00:29:25.660 the state having to intervene and cancel the school rankings for that year for the first
00:29:32.800 time in the school's history, OK?
00:29:35.360 For the first time in the school's history.
00:29:36.620 Could you imagine this?
00:29:37.700 Like an MBA program, you're like, this kid's an idiot.
00:29:39.740 I don't even know how he got here.
00:29:40.780 And then they released the rankings, like actually he's the smartest kid in the class.
00:29:43.820 And then they all went, OK, what is going on here?
00:29:46.300 Clearly, this is cooked.
00:29:48.100 This is completely cooked.
00:29:49.400 And they get they get the council involved, the state council involved.
00:29:52.540 And they go, you know what?
00:29:53.500 How about just no results this year?
00:29:55.600 Like, what?
00:29:57.420 A quick little point on that, by the way, is that in 2021, when Emmanuel Macron was president,
00:30:03.100 he decided to essentially cancel the ENA.
00:30:06.200 He's like, oh, we actually need more diversity in banking.
00:30:09.980 So we shouldn't even have this this this program.
00:30:12.320 This is this is ridiculous.
00:30:13.680 This is crazy.
00:30:14.340 We just need to have more diversity.
00:30:16.740 Yeah.
00:30:17.040 OK, buddy.
00:30:17.800 I'm sure that's what it is.
00:30:19.320 Sounds like maybe your entire career, you were just being prepared for this moment,
00:30:26.380 this moment of becoming the president of France.
00:30:28.280 And you actually what you are is the only thing we can verify, which is a drama student.
00:30:32.740 You know how to act, you know how to act and pretend that you are the president while
00:30:36.900 there is clearly somebody behind you that has been moving you all through life.
00:30:41.040 Another odd point was that when he was admitted into the Rothschild Bank in 2008, he was supposed
00:30:47.200 to have publicized an order from the minister which granted him leave from compulsory civil
00:30:53.580 service.
00:30:54.480 For whatever reason, he was exempt from that compulsory procedure.
00:30:58.420 So he didn't even have to reinstate his civil service when he then left the bank and was
00:31:03.540 magically appointed to President Holland's team as an economic advisor like what?
00:31:10.580 In fact, the deputy chairman of the Council for State Legal Ethics spoke out about this.
00:31:15.200 He remarked that he had never seen anything like it.
00:31:19.180 He had never seen someone given an exemption on this, not having to go by certain steps.
00:31:24.600 I'm sure just like the students at the ENA had never seen someone who couldn't even get
00:31:30.360 into the school, who clearly was not at the top of the class, magically be awarded and
00:31:36.340 being told, like, actually, that's the brightest kid in the class, actually.
00:31:39.860 Here we go.
00:31:41.180 And they were outraged and they should have been outraged.
00:31:43.240 And the people that work with him at Rothschild Banks were similarly outraged.
00:31:45.600 This guy doesn't even know what EBITDA is.
00:31:46.960 It sounds like actually he's an idiot.
00:31:48.740 He's an idiot when it comes to finances and he probably could not wax poetic about anything
00:31:55.700 and he is just performative.
00:31:57.320 It makes me think of the story of that politician when he's talking about Pyrenees, Pyrenean.
00:32:05.600 Oh, my grandmother is she, you know, all that my great grandparents wanted was for her
00:32:10.480 to learn French, you know, and because she only spoke Pyrenean and he's like, that's not
00:32:17.000 a language, but a language.
00:32:19.700 That's why I say this reminds me of the Manchurian candidate.
00:32:25.140 Now, regarding the Rothschilds family, there is so much that I could say here, but I do
00:32:30.660 not want this episode to get hit on YouTube.
00:32:33.720 Suffice it to say, you could look up any of them.
00:32:37.400 The proven ties to Jeffrey Epstein, the various pedophilic and incest scandals which are abound
00:32:45.160 and have surrounded this family.
00:32:47.880 You could look up anything but know that any journalist who begins to write about this
00:32:54.740 in France has to face anti-Semitism charges, right?
00:32:58.100 Oh, gosh, God forbid you actually report on facts pertaining to the Rothschilds family and
00:33:04.440 their empire.
00:33:05.200 What we'll do instead here is leave you with what Xavier Poussard said, because I think
00:33:11.660 he summed it up quite brilliantly regarding the Rothschilds.
00:33:16.000 He wrote, notoriously, the Rothschilds' longevity and preservation of their fortune are based on
00:33:22.520 an extensive practice of endogamy and alliances between cousins, essentially interbreeding.
00:33:31.020 At a conference at the Museum of Art History, Natalie Reams, David de Rothschild's cousin,
00:33:38.560 went further, declaring, quote, a very common practice in such families.
00:33:44.880 Vice is nice, but incest is best because it stays in the family.
00:33:49.920 We are simply raised to be silent so that nothing comes out.
00:33:54.120 We are brought up with this weight to make sure, and it works, that we never speak out.
00:34:01.020 The book concludes by saying words that echo what we encountered throughout our investigation
00:34:05.400 of Brigitte, a family cloistered in silence, jealous to protect a family secret, zealous
00:34:12.400 to protect a family secret that has become a state affair.
00:34:16.580 And I am telling you on that closing chapter regarding the Rothschilds and the scandals abound,
00:34:23.400 including scandals that pertain to David de Rothschild, you will want to pick up Xavier
00:34:29.700 Poussard's book, Becoming Brigitte, because what I have given you thus far is truly the
00:34:34.540 tip of the iceberg.
00:34:35.980 I cannot explain to you how many pedophile scandals I have removed from this podcasting.
00:34:42.820 Again, because I'm going, this is on YouTube, so I have to make this as rated G as I possibly
00:34:49.480 can.
00:34:50.560 It cannot continually be the case that these are all just coincidences, okay?
00:34:57.340 Anyway, there's just way too many coincidences adding up.
00:35:00.680 You can't play the, all my homies are pedophiles and trans except for me card.
00:35:05.620 I don't know.
00:35:06.220 I just would feel a little bit weird about that, right?
00:35:08.660 If you just had an individual in your life and you're like, I swear everyone around me
00:35:12.320 is involved in this, but it's not me, right?
00:35:16.340 That's kind of what Emmanuel Macron is trying to sell to us right now.
00:35:19.920 Everyone's involved in all this stuff, but not me.
00:35:21.920 I now look at him having come out of that book and I think he's an idiot.
00:35:25.920 He's just a puppet.
00:35:27.080 And he has been groomed from the time that he was a child, but groomed by who?
00:35:33.020 Who is his father?
00:35:34.500 Who is his father?
00:35:35.620 If people, if he doesn't have this relationship with Jean-Michel, we found out all throughout
00:35:40.060 this affair that he doesn't really seem to have close relations with his parents or his
00:35:46.980 doctors perhaps.
00:35:48.360 I don't know.
00:35:49.780 You can ask pointed questions to them, but they don't want to answer any of these questions
00:35:52.920 because they know that we have figured out the game.
00:35:55.740 And the game is, is that you have to be very precise in how you ask them questions because
00:36:01.760 they can change identities and they can change names.
00:36:04.760 The family has this capacity.
00:36:07.080 So if you are wondering the answer to why it is that Xavier Poussard has never been sued by
00:36:13.360 the Macron family, what is it exactly that saved Xavier Poussard?
00:36:18.160 Whereas the women, Natasha Ray and Amandine Roy, who did wonderful work, ended up getting
00:36:23.080 sued for little mistakes.
00:36:25.340 The answer is actually kind of funny because it kind of boils down to the differences between
00:36:28.980 men and women.
00:36:29.700 So I would say that men, women, first and foremost, tend to be more intuitive.
00:36:35.260 We are more intuitive.
00:36:36.260 We go with our guts.
00:36:37.100 I say this all the time to my husband.
00:36:38.900 This person just gives me a bad vibe.
00:36:40.740 I don't trust this person.
00:36:42.300 I tend to go with my gut a lot more.
00:36:44.060 I do believe that we we have God's intuition, especially when it comes to our children.
00:36:49.140 But men tend to be a bit more technical, right, where they will just need to mathematically
00:36:55.860 compute something to be sure about something.
00:36:58.660 And they'll question things and maybe not go with their gut all the time or go with their
00:37:02.320 gut at all.
00:37:02.860 And so that is really what happened with Natasha Ray and Xavier Poussard.
00:37:08.660 So Xavier Poussard used a technology.
00:37:12.160 I mentioned it to you on last last week's episode or a couple of days ago on the episode.
00:37:16.060 But I want to to demonstrate that technology for you, because when he said it to me, my
00:37:20.520 my my girl brain just sort of went, OK, I'm not into AI, I'm not into tech.
00:37:24.660 But then when he explained to me that this this technology known as Face Plus Plus is
00:37:29.700 basically the World Economic Forums has has listed it amongst its 11 smartest companies.
00:37:36.700 OK, it is headquartered in Beijing, China.
00:37:40.020 As I mentioned to you, it is what China uses as their software for facial recognition.
00:37:44.540 And when he showed me how accurate it is, I was positively shocked.
00:37:49.120 I genuinely shocked, amazed and then terrified about the direction of the world.
00:37:54.480 When you think about these globalists who I believe want to turn us into like sort of
00:37:57.940 these technological slaves and recognizing that this artificial intelligence is bang on
00:38:04.000 accurate.
00:38:04.840 And so, yes, this it's valued at one billion dollars from the WF website.
00:38:10.420 It tells us that it was founded in 2011 and it is a leader in machinery, visual, artificial
00:38:16.720 intelligence industry and face recognition systems.
00:38:20.000 So I want to show you like just as he was showing me this technology and I was kind of testing
00:38:26.520 it to see if it could get something wrong, just how accurate it could be, because we now
00:38:30.700 live in an age of plastic surgery.
00:38:32.380 Right.
00:38:33.160 Women can literally change their faces.
00:38:35.340 And the fact that this technology is still able to process who that person is, is amazing
00:38:41.720 to me.
00:38:42.140 So here's an example.
00:38:43.500 And this is also featured in his book.
00:38:45.260 But I want to point out Kim Basinger there on the right who has modified her face a lot.
00:38:52.400 OK, it still knows it is looking and it is saying, yeah, no, that's still Kim Basinger.
00:38:58.020 And it comes back with a percentage and is telling you essentially you get into the 75 percent
00:39:03.120 range.
00:39:03.580 You get above 70 percent and it is very high.
00:39:07.480 Like, yes, we are certain that that is her and it is her.
00:39:11.020 It is accurately her.
00:39:12.720 I'm also going to show you that it is able even to take a childhood photo.
00:39:17.180 And even though that might make it lower or decrease and you may not get into the 70 range,
00:39:23.360 you may get into the high 60 range.
00:39:24.960 It is still able to tell you that, yes, this is the correct person.
00:39:29.320 So you're seeing here Shirley Temple on the bottom there, Hillary Clinton.
00:39:33.000 I mean, her her face really hasn't changed much from the time that she was a child, but
00:39:37.140 78 percent confidence on the top there.
00:39:40.900 Of course, you've got Princess Diana.
00:39:43.220 You've got the queen.
00:39:44.240 It's able to come back and to say to you, despite all of this time and age, that this
00:39:49.980 is the same person, which is incredible.
00:39:53.080 Like I said.
00:39:54.660 Then here, this is the reason, by the way, which to me, I would have been if I had to place
00:40:01.300 a bet on a horse, I would have been on Natasha Ray and her instincts when she first saw that
00:40:07.240 photo of Andre Lewis, Andre Lewis at his wedding.
00:40:12.120 And then she found out that he had a cousin who was named John Louise.
00:40:16.580 OK, so just looking at this photo on the left, there is the wedding photo.
00:40:21.040 Obviously, the groom on the right there is his cousin.
00:40:24.460 That's John Louise.
00:40:25.720 So these are I would have thought the same person.
00:40:28.120 So she looked at this photo and she's like, no, I actually think that the person in the
00:40:33.140 photo is this guy.
00:40:34.620 And I think that they're playing us.
00:40:36.180 And if I had just looked at these photos and trusted my own eyes, I would have totally
00:40:42.240 co-signed to what Natasha Ray said.
00:40:44.060 That looks to be the exact same person.
00:40:47.560 But Xavier Poussard, so Natasha said that or wrote that and she got sued for defamation.
00:40:51.420 And Xavier Poussard instead ran these two photos in his technology and it told him, no, it
00:40:59.380 said it's not the same person in face plus plus.
00:41:02.100 It came back 52 percent low.
00:41:05.520 So he said, OK, I must be missing something.
00:41:07.760 This I'm going to rely on technology.
00:41:09.060 It's telling me that these are two different people.
00:41:11.420 And they look so much at these first cousins look a lot alike, but the technology picked it
00:41:15.100 up.
00:41:15.500 And of course, we then learned, as we covered yesterday or two days ago, rather, that it
00:41:21.540 actually was a different person, that Jean-Louis Osier was a first cousin.
00:41:26.160 He was not, in fact, the same person that was pictured there, which is the reason that she
00:41:29.560 got sued for defamation.
00:41:30.560 Again, not attacking the substance of her claims, not attacking whether or not she had
00:41:35.600 transitioned from Jean-Michel Trogneau, rather attacking an error that is going to happen
00:41:40.440 as you're investigating a story and when people are refusing to give you any answers and in
00:41:44.780 many times intentionally sending you down the wrong path.
00:41:49.300 Right.
00:41:50.360 So regarding Brigitte McCrone, who has now changed her face, as we learned, we know that
00:41:56.460 she's seeing this doctor.
00:41:58.420 She's getting feminization surgery.
00:42:00.780 This is a good way.
00:42:01.740 And plus, she's now in her 80s.
00:42:04.580 Right.
00:42:05.100 And we've got only pictures from her childhood, only pictures of Jean-Michel Trogneau from his
00:42:12.140 childhood.
00:42:13.220 When you compare this with the tech, the tech returns this way.
00:42:18.440 It tells us that this is a high probability.
00:42:22.140 And this is with dentured teeth, different teeth.
00:42:25.180 Right.
00:42:25.480 It is telling us that this is this is this boy in this school photo.
00:42:31.700 OK, this is this boy in this school photo.
00:42:34.640 It is returning from normal to high, highest being there at 17.3 percent.
00:42:41.300 And that's just with the school photo and with years of work.
00:42:46.680 OK, we're not even comparing this to the school photos when she still had the teeth that you
00:42:50.980 see there on the left hand side.
00:42:52.840 Right.
00:42:53.280 When Brigitte still had teeth.
00:42:54.340 This is with a ton of work being done by the magician to the transgendered community.
00:43:00.220 Right.
00:43:00.420 A guy that can make you a woman looks at you, looks at women like they're clay.
00:43:05.380 And it is still certain that that is Brigitte McCrone.
00:43:10.080 OK, that that little boy became Brigitte McCrone.
00:43:13.080 It is also certain that the woman in the wedding photo.
00:43:17.480 So more aged on Brigitte Trogneau, who married Andre Lewis, is not the first lady Brigitte
00:43:24.900 McCrone that we see today.
00:43:26.420 It is returning low probability that these are the same people.
00:43:30.980 What's going on here?
00:43:32.340 What do you mean it's returning low probability?
00:43:34.960 This maybe gives us the answer to why she will not answer.
00:43:38.820 She will not join a lawsuit and assert formally by just saying that is me in the photo.
00:43:44.360 OK, she will not answer my questions as we've had our legal team go out and we have said
00:43:48.980 we don't want to lie.
00:43:50.160 Just like Xavier, we're not here in the business to spread lies.
00:43:53.040 OK, doesn't help me.
00:43:54.420 Doesn't make my audience want to come back to my show when I get busted intentionally
00:43:58.360 lying and defaming someone for the sheer sport of it.
00:44:00.980 Help me help you, Brigitte.
00:44:02.460 Is this you in the wedding photo?
00:44:04.420 She doesn't want to answer that question.
00:44:05.800 OK, well, if we turn to AI technology, the reason why she's not answering that question
00:44:10.120 is because it's not her in the photo.
00:44:11.880 OK, that is somebody else and that somebody else went by the name Brigitte Trogneau.
00:44:17.480 That's very interesting.
00:44:18.680 Jean-Michel Trogneau at that wedding.
00:44:21.080 We're not allowed to see any photos of him at that wedding because apparently all photos
00:44:25.200 have been destroyed other than two lingering photos of the of Andre Lewis, Andre Lewis.
00:44:33.920 And same for Brigitte Trogneau.
00:44:35.720 We are just finding that despite all photos that should be made available, we can't even get
00:44:40.300 our hands on school photos, school photos.
00:44:44.160 We just they don't want to give them.
00:44:46.060 They don't want to give them up.
00:44:47.100 Nothing exists.
00:44:48.360 It's just all been deleted.
00:44:50.080 A whole person just got deleted.
00:44:51.780 OK.
00:44:53.240 And regarding the communion photo.
00:44:55.580 Which we instantly looked at and said it looks nothing like the first lady.
00:44:59.120 I'm looking at my eyes.
00:45:00.560 It returns this answer.
00:45:01.940 The text says no.
00:45:04.840 Again, low.
00:45:06.720 Nope.
00:45:07.400 Mm, not happening.
00:45:09.220 Sorry.
00:45:10.080 Ain't her.
00:45:12.060 OK.
00:45:13.340 So what do we discern from that?
00:45:14.960 What we discern from that is that the photos that Mimi Marchand, best image agency, Mimi Marchand,
00:45:21.560 who's up with the gangsters doing work, making sure that pedophile scandals don't hit the
00:45:29.220 press, disgusting pedophile scandals.
00:45:32.120 She's stopping that from hitting the press.
00:45:34.000 She's she's the popeess of the celebrity media.
00:45:37.120 Doesn't print without her say so.
00:45:39.100 The person that documentary filmmakers have to go through to get any images of the first
00:45:44.020 lady.
00:45:44.420 And then when they get these images, there are few and far between.
00:45:47.860 What three entered into the public arena of her childhood and all of those photos, one
00:45:55.260 or two from her childhood, rather, and one from her marriage, alleged marriage.
00:46:02.640 Well, Chinese tech software sanctioned by the W.E.F. as the best in the game is telling
00:46:08.800 us that that is not the current first lady of France.
00:46:15.020 What are we to make of that?
00:46:17.860 What are we to make of that?
00:46:18.600 The silence, the punking, the intimidation techniques, going after people for taxes,
00:46:26.040 sending the figurative or the French IRS to go after people when they can't get them on
00:46:30.780 defamation, going after trying to figure out who's funding people.
00:46:36.060 Us having had, as we did in the past, our interview with Xavier Poussard taken down from
00:46:40.940 YouTube for weird reasons, demanding censorship, accusing Xavier Poussard of anti-Semitism for
00:46:47.180 an article that he wrote had nothing to do, nothing to do, by the way, with anything pertaining
00:46:52.700 to Brigitte Macron.
00:46:53.540 But he said an article he wrote five years ago about the power who controls all the media
00:46:59.380 in France.
00:47:00.000 They're coming after him for anti-Semitism.
00:47:02.120 He didn't even say these people are Jewish.
00:47:04.740 She just wrote the names of the people who have power in the media in France.
00:47:09.080 They're looking for anything.
00:47:11.060 As opposed to just what?
00:47:12.900 Showing us photos of your life married to Andre Lewis?
00:47:16.840 Are you going to tell us that that has similarly also been destroyed?
00:47:19.720 Or are we to make of this that the person that is living in the Élysée Palace, the person
00:47:29.100 who definitively groomed the president, who actually has not been so honest about his
00:47:35.900 background, who is not the genius virtuoso that has been presented to the public, Brigitte
00:47:41.220 Macron, perhaps, is Jean-Michel Trogneau.
00:47:46.340 Jean-Michel Trogneau, who, during a transition, the picture that I'm seeing right now, and
00:47:52.840 I'm happy to correct it again because I know you guys are watching at the Élysée Palace.
00:47:57.020 Please just answer our 21 questions because the picture that I'm getting from all of this,
00:48:02.360 and again, we have not even gotten to Xavier Proussard's explosive interview, is that something
00:48:06.700 happened in the 80s.
00:48:09.180 Something happened in the mid-70s and the 80s.
00:48:11.600 Veronique, Veronique Drew, Jean-Michel Trogneau, your reappearance in 1986 as a teacher, the
00:48:18.680 lies that you have told sexy Claudia Schiffer.
00:48:21.240 She didn't exist then.
00:48:22.900 I don't see a woman with legs irresistible that the young boys just couldn't wait.
00:48:29.480 Oh, my God.
00:48:30.380 Look at that.
00:48:31.520 What are you talking about?
00:48:33.060 Who sanctioned these lies in the press?
00:48:35.860 Who are you really?
00:48:38.700 And what is your relationship to Emmanuel Macron?
00:48:40.740 What is Emmanuel Macron's relationship to you?
00:48:43.600 What is the relationship between Emmanuel Macron and Jean-Jacques?
00:48:47.740 It's not feeling like a nephew to me.
00:48:49.840 I don't know.
00:48:50.480 Something feels off there when I look at that picture.
00:48:53.040 Something feels very wrong there.
00:48:56.220 And of course, it's so simple to answer these questions, and yet you refuse to.
00:48:59.200 You go so far as to try to intimidate an American journalist.
00:49:02.600 And I got to tell you, it doesn't make you look anything but extremely guilty.
00:49:09.260 That's what I will say about that topic.
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00:50:15.060 All right, guys.
00:50:15.720 So we are going to premiere the Xavier Poussard interview.
00:50:18.980 I wanted to do one more episode of this because there are things that he was speaking about,
00:50:22.800 but I wanted to make sense to you when he talks about the software that has really saved
00:50:27.020 him from making any errors or making any assumptions that would have given them the ability to pounce.
00:50:33.900 And so we will premiere the first part of the interview here on YouTube, and then we will
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00:51:13.900 All right, let's get into some of your comments.
00:51:16.000 I know some of you guys actually bought the book already, Xavier Poussard's book, Becoming
00:51:22.500 Brigitte, and you've skipped and learned more.
00:51:24.860 And like I said, I have not even scratched the surface.
00:51:28.080 And so after we show you our interview, we will then get into even more because you will
00:51:33.120 have questions about who they are now trying to go back and present and suggest.
00:51:38.680 Could be Jean-Michel Trogneau.
00:51:40.880 Those of you who have gotten there about the little chubby guy that they're trying to say
00:51:45.320 is Jean-Michel Trogneau, who curiously didn't stand with his family at the inauguration, but
00:51:50.080 stood with the Rothschilds.
00:51:52.140 We'll get into all of that probably in an episode after the interview with Xavier so
00:51:58.840 that you can put that piece together.
00:52:01.480 Suffice it to say, the AI tech says no.
00:52:04.440 That is not Jean-Michel Trogneau.
00:52:07.660 This person, DeHend, writes, Candace, shame on you for sending me down this rabbit hole
00:52:11.640 with you for truth because now I'm all in.
00:52:14.240 Something is definitely fishy about Mr. First Gentleman Brigitte McCrone.
00:52:17.620 The gig is up.
00:52:19.040 I agree.
00:52:20.040 Christine writes, thank you, Candace, for who you are and all that you do.
00:52:23.580 Chris writes, you may remember me from earlier in the year for finding a beautiful Bible on
00:52:27.420 the ground while walking my dog.
00:52:29.120 I attended my first Catholic mass this morning and wanted to share.
00:52:31.720 Thanks for helping me find Christ.
00:52:33.020 God bless you.
00:52:33.900 Such an amazing, amazing story.
00:52:36.040 Jessica Wickers writes, I am loving these investigative series.
00:52:38.700 Your thoroughness is amazing with baby number four on the way.
00:52:41.280 And given your previous hospital experiences, are you planning a home birth or are you working
00:52:46.180 with a midwife? I would be very happy if I had my baby at home, but my husband won't
00:52:51.240 let me plan that. He's like, everything's been smooth.
00:52:54.200 You have very easy pregnancies and we've had good births.
00:52:56.640 I did have one very bad hospital experience and we ended up checking my baby out of there.
00:53:01.000 That was really more over vaccines and medicine rather than like my birth actual experience.
00:53:06.560 And so he doesn't want to switch up the formula.
00:53:09.660 We're at odds there, but I would love to give birth at home.
00:53:12.100 So I may just go into labor and not tell him until the baby's just about to come out.
00:53:17.400 A cis holiday rights point of view, point of view, me asking everyone in my life,
00:53:21.380 did you know the president of France's wife is a man?
00:53:24.480 Yeah. You know, what's really interesting is that now you go back when I first got into the story
00:53:28.060 and I announced it on my previous podcast and the journalists that instantly rushed to call it
00:53:32.680 insane. Those are people that you should be very concerned of.
00:53:36.280 I call out Barry Weiss all the time because she wrote like a whole article about me.
00:53:39.720 People were trying to use like Sigmund Freud psychology to be like, oh, she must be having
00:53:46.560 a mental breakdown. Could you imagine the trying to assign hysteria to someone who's looking into
00:53:52.760 a story of perversion and pedophilia and grooming? What does that tell you about our mainstream media
00:53:58.800 apparatus? It should tell you that they do not work for the people. They work to protect the state
00:54:04.020 and whoever is running the state. And this is a story, like I said, that is global.
00:54:09.360 I think there are too many similarities between the upbringing of Emmanuel Macron and as we talked
00:54:16.540 about the upbringing of Kamala Harris, the upbringing of Barack Obama, you know, these people being
00:54:22.260 raised by their grandparents at a time when we know that the MKUltra program was running and
00:54:27.920 there is something very, very wrong there. Too many comparisons is what I would say.
00:54:35.160 Luke writes, dig, dig and dig. Find out who is hiding behind this person. 47 versus a 14 year
00:54:40.840 old. Not OK. What is going on with the elites? This is bad. She was, you meant to say 37.
00:54:47.580 Sorry, she was 14. She was 39. Christian Fortin writes, our sincere salutations to Emmanuel Macron,
00:54:56.300 Brigitte Macron, Jean-Michel Trogneau, Lillian de Rothschild, Pettifin Ozier and J.J. Trogneau,
00:55:02.540 who are all one way or another with us tonight. Indeed, they are. I'm hearing rumors that he,
00:55:09.220 Emmanuel Macron, is even looking at trying to hire people in public relations to deal with the
00:55:16.580 fracturing of his image. And Tifan is quiet. I've got a lot of questions about her, the only
00:55:23.700 child that seems to really speak out. And it's interesting because we, like I said, don't know
00:55:29.980 what happened to Brigitte Trogneau, but we know that whatever did happen to the real Brigitte Trogneau,
00:55:36.240 Tifan would have been too young to remember her. So I find that to be of some interest. And that's why
00:55:41.580 we have created a timeline which we should share with you all so that you can just capture
00:55:46.140 kind of the movements here, like a timeline of Brigitte Trogneau, a timeline of Jean-Michel
00:55:50.380 Trogneau, sort of like the wiping and the disappearing of them both, the reemergence of
00:55:54.980 Brigitte Ozier, or later to be Macron, is just, it's too perfect of a story when you start to look
00:56:04.240 at it. But anyways, you guys, just reminding you, if you want to support our work, please go to
00:56:08.700 canisowens.com. You can give whatever you want. You can also sign up. We have an entire series on
00:56:12.980 vaccines. You can also support by buying my sophomore book, which is available for presale.
00:56:19.180 Head to canisowens.com. There's so many ways to support independent journalists and
00:56:22.800 people that are just taking these risks and telling these stories, because I do think that
00:56:26.520 we're experiencing this global awakening and we are realizing that something very dark and
00:56:30.860 something very perverse is going on and that there are too many powers that are trying to
00:56:36.020 suppress us having that conversation. And it's going to take all of us kind of supporting one
00:56:41.380 another and educating one another in order for us to realistically be able to change things for
00:56:46.660 our children. And that's my investment in this, by the way. That's my skin in this game is that I've
00:56:50.720 got kids that have to grow up in this world. And the more that I learn about things that have happened
00:56:54.440 and things that are happening, it terrifies me. And so I don't keep my mouth shut. How am I doing,
00:57:00.220 Emmanuel Macron, on shutting up? You did tell me to shut up pretty much in a lot of words,
00:57:04.060 in a hundred pages. You said, don't say anything. And I did not not say anything. I failed really bad
00:57:11.360 at not saying anything. I'm just not good at that. It's not my thing. Anyways, you guys, we will see you
00:57:17.160 tomorrow.