Best of the Spectator Americano: what's the matter with Candace Owens?
Aug 11, 2025
Freddy Gray chats with Candace Owens, a provocative podcast host and commentator known for her bold stances on social issues. They dive into her investigation into Brigitte Macron's gender, stirring up the political waters. Discussion heats up around Trump's presidency, the Gaza conflict, and the evolving sentiments among his supporters. Owens also tackles the minefield of identity politics, reflecting on the complexities of dissent in today's media landscape. It's a thought-provoking conversation filled with controversial takes!
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Why The Macrons Sued In The U.S.
- Candace Owens argues the Macrons sued her to control the narrative and stifle journalists.
- She says suing in the U.S. was poor PR and likely counterproductive.
How The Brigitte Story Reached Owens
- Owens recounts how the Daily Mail reaction and missing evidence drew her into investigating Brigitte Macron.
- She says left-leaning French journalists started the probe and hit resistance from the Élysée Palace.
Missing Records Deepen Suspicion
- Owens highlights gaps like missing early-life photos and an elusive brother as central to the mystery.
- She argues these absences, not just facial analysis, justify scrutiny.