Aug. 18, 2025 - Candace Owens
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All right, you guys, happy Monday to everyone except House in Habit, aka Jessica Reed Kraus. | |
| She's a blogger, and she went on a rant last night. | ||
| And finally, after three months of teasing, she revealed my deep dark family secret. | ||
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And I'm feeling very exposed at the moment, so we're going to talk about that. | |
| Also, Emmanuel Macron is back in Washington, D.C., and everybody's thinking the same thing, okay? | ||
| I'm not going to say it, but you're thinking it, I'm thinking it. | ||
| And in other news, Israel is protecting another child predator because Israel's got an Israel or whatever. | ||
| So welcome back to Candace. | ||
| So Emmanuel Macron is back in Washington, D.C. | ||
| And like I said, everybody is thinking the same thing. | ||
| Everybody wants to ask the question. | ||
| You can see it on their faces. | ||
| Does she stand when she pees? | ||
| So you went up, does she stand when she pees? | ||
| But no one has the courage to ask because I'm not there. | ||
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One thing is definitely for certain. | |
| It looks like he is tired. | ||
| We've definitely aged Emmanuel Macron. | ||
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Look at these photos of him. | |
| He is going white. | ||
| He's under a lot of pressure, likely from underneath his wife's extremely large hands. | ||
| Boof, boof, Emmanuel. | ||
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Zoutalor. | |
| But he also might be stressed. | ||
| I got to tell you guys this, because of course it's probably not going to make its way into Western media, but he's not having a very great press cycle. | ||
| The couple is just not, they're in a bit of a press rut, you could say. | ||
| I feel like the worst thing that could possibly happen after you gloriously drop a 200-page lawsuit to try to convince the world that you guys really are not perverts is for your wife's cousin, wife, to then get arrested and swept up in news, named as the suspect of having organized a pedophile ring in Africa. | ||
| I kid you not. | ||
| I kid you not. | ||
| That is what is happening right now. | ||
| Brigitte's cousin, a man named Pierre Roberts. | ||
| I told you guys about him, I think, many moons ago. | ||
| He was the nephew of the man who ran the Rotary Club with Brigitte's dad in Amien. | ||
| You know, Amien's a weird place. | ||
| It's a very special place, you guys. | ||
| On the topic of pedophilia, there just seems to be a lot happening in Amien. | ||
| Anyways, her cousin Pierre, he's making headlines right now because he is swept up in this child sex trafficking ring that was going on in Africa. | ||
| A very big ring, by the way, which included people intentionally inoculating victims with HIV. | ||
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So a couple days ago, they arrested this 40-year-old. | |
| His name is Adrian B. | ||
| And they're questioning him. | ||
| They've been working on this for months. | ||
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And it turns out that Brigitte's cousin Pierre is suspected as the instigator of the entire network. | |
| Okay. | ||
| He's suspected of having organized and ordered the rapes of disadvantaged youth. | ||
| in Senegal and in Morocco. | ||
| He did this, they are alleging, both for his personal pleasure, but also because he wanted to make videos of the abuse and share it within his pedo-criminal circles. | ||
| Again, I'm not kidding. | ||
| This is real. | ||
| You can look this up in Le Parision. | ||
| You can look up Pierre Roberts. | ||
| The affair has been exploding in France and the network even includes people that are or were high up in the military. | ||
| Last month, a former agent of the most confidential military unit in France got swept up in the affair. | ||
| His name is Claude G. | ||
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And it was allegedly he used his military contacts to set up the system throughout African countries. | |
| Totally normal stuff, right? | ||
| I mean, it says everybody have a cousin. | ||
| No, not everybody has a cousin, a friend, a business partner, a family member that is constantly involved in pedo-criminality. | ||
| This is why I cannot listen to anyone that is trying to dress up what is happening in France as like, oh, a podcaster, Candace, is just attacking British. | ||
| Ew, no, get out of my face, okay? | ||
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We're not letting this go. | |
| And maybe, maybe there's a scenario we get to ask Brigitte under oath questions about her, her big cous, her couso, or whatever. | ||
| And by the way, now that we're speaking of Algeria and Morocco, Morocco just keeps coming up all the time. | ||
| Didn't Jean-Michel Trogneau sort of fall off the planet after he went down to Algeria and had this mysterious military file that they simply will not release to Xavier Poussard, even though they're required to release it? | ||
| They've like locked down that file. | ||
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Yeah, a lot of stuff is starting to add up. | |
| Like I said, you always hear Algeria, Morocco, Northern Africa. | ||
| The point is that Emmanuel Macron is here. | ||
| He looks stressed. | ||
| Ostensibly, he's here because the leaders are coming together to find peace, right? | ||
| Finally, everybody's coming to the table after three years of murdering young Ukrainian men. | ||
| We decided now that we, it's peace. | ||
| Peace is our aim. | ||
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And I hope you guys are now recognizing this as we go through the Epstein files, as we look at everything in the background of these characters, as we talk about that hand of Midas that just pulls up these cast of characters. | |
| I hope we can now all agree that this is just theater, okay? | ||
| This is just what the elites do when their objectives have been reached. | ||
| And what is their objective in Israel? | ||
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Ethnic cleansing, right? | |
| They've gone masked down on that. | ||
| What is the objective in Ukraine? | ||
| That also appears to me to be a very obvious ethnic cleansing. | ||
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And when they're done, when they're within, you know, sight of their goals, they're like, it's time for peace. | |
| And then they applaud and they give somebody an award. | ||
| Oh, it's the peace award. | ||
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Now that we're done with our initiatives. | |
| So pay close attention to whoever it is that they move into Ukraine after peace is struck. | ||
| Gaza. | ||
| Now they've kind of told us, yeah, what we're doing there. | ||
| This has kind of been the exact same script, at least since World War I, likely even before then. | ||
| And I think we all recognize that the person that has the most power over all of our nations, because we have been somewhat globalized, at this moment is Bibi Netanyahu. | ||
| Of course, he's the boss. | ||
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He's the big boss, Bibi. | |
| And he's going to decide when and if and exactly at what moment these wars are going to be allowed to end. | ||
| That's why I don't take any of this seriously. | ||
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He holds the keys to the blackmail files, so to speak. | |
| That's why Israel always comes up in every story that you look at. | ||
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By the way, like I said, I'm happy that they're at least done with the period, the two-year period of gaslighting us about Gaza. | |
| Like now, Netanyahu is like, Yeah, we're imperializing, we're going in there. | ||
| It's always the same method: false flag attack justifies the war, and then there's this broader imperialist effort. | ||
| And speaking of boss BB, color me not shocked at all. | ||
| In case you missed this over the weekend, about a week ago, it was reported that the police in Las Vegas put together a sting operation. | ||
| Now, these sting operations all work the same. | ||
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Usually, they are online police officers posing as children, pretending that to see if there are adults that are trying to solicit sex from children on the web. | |
| So, they pretend that they're underage, that they're minors. | ||
| And every time that they do this, everywhere, of course, they find sickos. | ||
| There are always people that are looking for children. | ||
| So, sad that we live in this world. | ||
| And this time, they caught and subsequently arrested a total of eight perverts who were interested in luring minors on the web. | ||
| And it turned out that one of those individuals was an Israeli who happened to be in town for a conference. | ||
| And he just couldn't, as soon as he got in town for the conference, he starts looking on the web for a child. | ||
| And that individual's name is Tom Artium Alexandrovic. | ||
| He has since deleted his LinkedIn profile. | ||
| He's 39 years old. | ||
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And of all things, you're not going to believe me. | |
| You're like, what does this guy do for a living? | ||
| Well, he's a senior cyber official who works under Bibi Netanyahu's government. | ||
| I'm not kidding. | ||
| He is the division head at the National Cyber Directorate, which operates under Bibi's office. | ||
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So this guy gets arrested. | |
| They book him at the Henderson Detention Center and he makes bail. | ||
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It was $10,000 of bail. | |
| But rather than await further charges, he does what they all do. | ||
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He booked a flight back to Israel. | |
| Peace. | ||
| Can't get me. | ||
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Not on a boo-boo. | |
| No way to stop this. | ||
| And of course, he's welcomed back because that's what they do. | ||
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Like that's like a policy. | |
| If you do something to a child in America, just get up, pack up, and go to Israel. | ||
| He hasn't even lost his job. | ||
| The cyber director instead issued a public statement saying that, yeah, Tom was detained while he was in the U.S. for matters that were unrelated to his work, and that it's, well, we'll agree to put him on leave temporarily until we get this matter clarified or whatever. | ||
| They don't really sound particularly outraged. | ||
| And we can, of course, assume he ain't coming back. | ||
| Okay. | ||
| That's how this works. | ||
| Israel and child sex predators, it's kind of a thing. | ||
| It always has been. | ||
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Hence, Epstein. | |
| Oh no, I can't believe I said that. | ||
| I'm sorry. | ||
| The Department of Justice has no idea if Epstein has ties to any other nations. | ||
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They don't know. | |
| So, how could we know if our Department of Justice doesn't know? | ||
| Yeah, Trump isn't going to demand that that individual comes back and faces any charges because he couldn't even muster the strength to look America in the face and say, Yeah, Epstein was working for Israel. | ||
| If you can't do that, why would we expect he's going to do the other thing, right? | ||
| And what makes the Epstein story even more incredulous is, of course, first and foremost, the fact that he was an open child predator is the fact that he's been protected by so many countries, all of the leading countries, the United States, France, Israel, Ukraine, where he was running girls from. | ||
| I mean, in case you don't remember the story of Virginia Jufrey, that story in itself was absolutely crazy. | ||
| But again, these patterns are starting to emerge and we can recognize them. | ||
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It's making me feel very disgusting that I ever engaged in fashion modeling Hollywood, like I haven't engaged in it. | |
| But the fact that, like, all of us look at this culture of models and fashion in Hollywood, and we saw it through just, we were starry-eyed. | ||
| Oh, amazing. | ||
| Look at this fashion designer, the clothes they're making. | ||
| Look at this beautiful model. | ||
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Look at Hollywood, that entire pipeline. | |
| realize it is starting the picture that I'm seeing is that it's a ring. | ||
| At least if you're looking up Jeffrey Epstein's story, there's no question about that. | ||
| Anyways, Virginia, she was an American girl, as you guys know. | ||
| She was born in Sacramento, California, but she grew up in Florida. | ||
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The story goes that she was abused as a child by a family friend, and then she developed anorexia before running away from home. | |
| And as a runaway teenager, she's obviously the perfect quote-unquote modeling type. | ||
| So what happens next is she then gets discovered on the street by this guy, Ron Eppinger. | ||
| If you want to go down a dark hole, the fact that that man is unbelievably protected by our government, but he's now dead. | ||
| But he was the owner of a modeling agency, which turned out to just be another human trafficking front. | ||
| The agency was called Perfect 10. | ||
| He then makes Virginia his personal assistant, but you know, also gets her addicted to drugs. | ||
| So she's 13 years old, just 13 years old. | ||
| She becomes addicted to drugs, heroin, fentanyl, oxycodone, codeine, vicodin, morphine, you name it. | ||
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He was just pumping her filled with drugs. | |
| And then when she turns 14, he offers her to one of his wealthy clients. | ||
| But then she gets lucky because the FBI swoops in and they arrest Ron for child prostitution and money laundering. | ||
| Then she gets put into a treatment center in Lake Worth, Florida, which eventually had to close its doors because it was discovered that they were actually using these tech tactics of brainwash and torture and physical and sexual abuse on people that were trying to get clean. | ||
| Somehow she makes it out of there with the help of her family members. | ||
| And that's the next part of the story you may have heard. | ||
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Her dad was working for Mar-a-Lago at the time. | |
| He then gets her a job working at Mar-a-Lago with him, except she's going to work as a masseuse. | ||
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I want to be super clear here. | |
| Virginia in all the testimony that she has given has never once accused Donald President Donald Trump of anything. | ||
| She was working there because her dad was working there. | ||
| That's the story that she told and she was naming names. | ||
| So I tend to believe that. | ||
| But it is true that while she was working there, she was then approached by Ghelane Maxwell, who offered her a better job working for a wealthier man who was always in need of a masseuse. | ||
| Yes, of course. | ||
| I'm speaking about Jeffrey Epstein. | ||
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At that time, she was just 15, but she kept a journal and she recorded that Jeffrey and Ghelane wanted her to, quote, be able to meet all of the needs of the men that they were going to send me to. | |
| They wanted me to produce things about them in addition to sex. | ||
| They told me to pay attention to the details of what these men wanted so that I could report back to them. | ||
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End quote. | |
| Years later in 2015, under a sworn testimony, she claims that her actions were intended to compromise and to potentially blackmail targeted individuals, powerful men, of course. | ||
| And that Epstein had allegedly told her that it was about quote unquote having something on them, making them indebted so that those individuals would then be in his pocket, Israel's pocket. | ||
| Oh, sorry, we don't know that for a fact. | ||
| But don't worry, there's no client list. | ||
| So there's nothing to see here. | ||
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In fact, Israel, in case you missed it, is the most moral army in the world. | |
| Say it with me. | ||
| The most moral country, the most moral army in the whole wide world. | ||
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Hey, if they wanted, they could just drop a nuke and kill everybody in a day. | |
| And they haven't done that. | ||
| So much morality. | ||
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I'm overdosing on morality. | |
| It's like too much morality for us to even look at. | ||
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And yeah, so much morality that they have to now effectively gaslight us about it, which is what I feel like is happening right now. | |
| Even in terms of where I tell you guys, like Chat GPT is just trying to get rid of history. | ||
| It's just so obvious. | ||
| Like it lies about everything. | ||
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All of these AI grok, they lie. | |
| And then when you say, hey, I actually know this fact, you're like, oh, oh my gosh, I don't know how I missed that in Robert Maxwell's approved biography, like things like that. | ||
| But they're also kind of trying to pretend that they don't know the history of the Star of David. | ||
| This is another one of these points that are being gaslit about. | ||
| This is why I'm reading so many books because I'm recognizing that. | ||
| It's very weird. | ||
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The fact that you have people that are running around wearing the Star of David and they have no idea what the history of that symbol is is stunning to me. | |
| And I'm not even pointing the finger here because I was very ignorant for a very long time. | ||
| You guys know I was a Zionist. | ||
| I worked for Prague U. | ||
| I had no idea because we are just fed slop through the public education system, printing books that Robert Maxwell had a stake in at one point, right? | ||
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They're not even trying to hide that fact anymore that the Star of David has nothing to do with biblical Judaism. | |
| So I am challenging you all to get educated about that. | ||
| You could even look on Wikipedia. | ||
| We showed you how the Zionists were infiltrating Wikipedia early on to make sure it had a Zionist bent. | ||
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Even so, they tell the truth. | |
| They tell the truth on Wikipedia that the Star of David began being associated with Judaism in the 17th century. | ||
| Okay. | ||
| Can you pull that up, Skylar? | ||
| Like, and it tells you right there, it's a derivative of the seal of Solomon, which was used for decoration and mystical purposes by Kabbalistic Jews and Muslims, okay? | ||
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People that worshipped the Kabbalah. | |
| It is a hexagram. | ||
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It says its association as a distinctive symbol for Jewish people and their religion dates to the 17th century, Prague. | |
| Okay. | ||
| 17th century. | ||
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That's very recent, relative, right? | |
| That's actually quite recent, 17th century. | ||
| And what happened, why that's actually super crucial, you can't wipe this away. | ||
| Yeah, it's all about the Kabbalah, is that there was a man who said that he was this reincarnated. | ||
| He declared himself to be the long-awaited Jewish Messiah. | ||
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This begins this period I've been telling you guys about that you have to learn about Sabateianism. | |
| And he says, I'm the Jewish Messiah. | ||
| And people believed him. | ||
| Actually, at that time, according to an Israeli historian, Gershim Sholem, half of the world's Jews in Europe converted and followed him, right? | ||
| He was a Kabbalist. | ||
| And they followed him, believing that it was true, that he was the Messiah, until he did this thing where they went, okay, maybe he's just crazy. | ||
| He apostasized. | ||
| He converted to Islam. | ||
| Okay. | ||
| So you have this guy who's practicing the occult. | ||
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He's practicing the Kabbalah. | |
| He says I'm the Messiah. | ||
| You have a bunch of people who believe him. | ||
| But then many of them became disillusioned when he said, okay, never mind to save his life. | ||
| I'm converting to Islam. | ||
| And this is a part of it. | ||
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Like he, like, a part of this effort is he's teaching people that you got to be a gypsy. | |
| You got to become whatever you have to become to be able to amass power. | ||
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Essentially, what I'm talking about here is theater. | |
| You got to be a theater boy. | ||
| You got to leave people to believe you and to follow you. | ||
| And this could explain, by the way, he did this in the year 1666. | ||
| That, of course, also has significance, the 666 in 1666 is when this happened. | ||
| And this kind of could maybe explain why it is. | ||
| This is another part of history they're trying to wipe away that the Moroccan flag had the Star of David, the Ketungits Jewish. | ||
| Oh, really? | ||
| Was Morocco a Jewish country? | ||
| The Star of David. | ||
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You can see that, and this is still the dynasty that controls Morocco, where we keep Morocco just keeps coming up in all of this, right? | |
| The Alawite dynasty, don't get me started on the Sunni, the Shiites, the Alawites, which is pretty micro relative to what's happening. | ||
| But look at the year that they take over in Morocco: 1666. | ||
| They believe in reincarnation, which is unusual in terms of the Muslim faith. | ||
| And you can see that they then mint the star of David as their flag. | ||
| Okay. | ||
| That was the flag of Morocco from 1795 through to 1915. | ||
| And people don't know that. | ||
| Like people are stunned when I say that. | ||
| That has a cult significance. | ||
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So I am not shocked that Morocco just keeps coming up in all of these stories. | |
| They like you have to start there. | ||
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Start in that period of 1666. | |
| If you really want to know what's going on, you don't even have to know what's going on, right? | ||
| It just all starts to make sense when you see these stories happening, when you understand what they did, like sort of violating these laws to show the world that there are no laws. | ||
| Like, you know, you can sleep with your cousin, your brother, your niece. | ||
| It doesn't matter. | ||
| Old, young. | ||
| This was a part of the initiation practice. | ||
| This is all real. | ||
| This is history. | ||
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You have it at your fingertips and you better grab it. | |
| You genuinely better go pursue that history before they get rid of it because that's the goal. | ||
| That's like the final stop. | ||
| And that's why we're reading so many of these books. | ||
| We're learning about the origin of all of this. | ||
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We're learning about this period of time. | |
| They'd rather us really not know. | ||
| Because then you start to realize that you're being gaslit and that these people have been powerful for a very long time. | ||
| But the only way that we're going to win at all is if people start getting properly educated and we all rinse ourselves of our public school understanding of all of these things. | ||
| Like my husband says, everything is theology. | ||
| Everything is theology. | ||
| And so you'll be less shocked when something like that happens, when Jeffrey Epstein, everyone goes, oh, I don't know what you're talking about. | ||
| It's totally fine. | ||
| Or like Brigitte's cousin, oh, I don't know why that keeps happening around me. | ||
| It'll start to make more sense when you understand the theology that's guiding everything. | ||
| And that's all I'm going to say about that before I get to me having been exposed. | ||
| Big way. | ||
| Shocked crazy. | ||
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All right, you guys. | |
| Now I am. | ||
| I mean, listen, people really don't like me out there. | ||
| I don't know why. | ||
| I feel like I'm really nice. | ||
| I tell the truth, but the media obviously hates me all the time. | ||
| But the most random beef I've ever been in is with this house inhabits person. | ||
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Her real name is Jessica Reed Krause. | |
| I don't really know where she came from. | ||
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I think she presented herself like a mommy blogger that was just into the Make America Healthy again, RFK, you know, push what we all loved and believed in. | |
| Obviously, we want our children to be healthy. | ||
| But then, you know, some crack started to show. | ||
| And I don't know. | ||
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I don't know why I'm always engaged in a beef with this individual than the fact that when she appears to have had too much to drink, I'm apparently the first person that she wants to text or think of or write about. | |
| Like the drunk rage is aimed at me. | ||
| Like I'm an ex-boyfriend. | ||
| I don't get it. | ||
| I've never met this person. | ||
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It started with Blake Lively. | |
| She genuinely thought that I was trying to steal her. | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| She covers pop culture. | ||
| I guess nobody else was allowed to be interested. | ||
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And she's texting her employees. | |
| Like she's trying to be me. | ||
| This woman is like 50 plus years old and saying this, it's so ridiculous. | ||
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And then it escalated into her threatening to release information pertaining to my secret family wealth. | |
| I mean, she's been heavily suggesting she was going to do it for months. | ||
| She's like, just you wait, just you wait. | ||
| She says to the people that sign up for her newsletter, just you wait. | ||
| And one day I'm going to expose my Nobel Campus. | ||
| Please expose it. | ||
| I am desperate for someone to expose my secret family wealth. | ||
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It just does not exist. | |
| I'm telling you, it doesn't exist. | ||
| Anyways, she got swept up in the net of people who fell for the Photoshopped tweet, which claimed that I had not one, but two dozen properties all across the globe, $200 million worth of real estate. | ||
| I promise you, if that was real, we wouldn't be filming this podcast in my basement. | ||
| I promise you, I just like there, there will be signs. | ||
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I'm always being accused. | |
| Either they say I'm funded by Qatar. | ||
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Now she's saying that I'm being funded by my husband's father, people all over the world, funded by Russia. | |
| No one can pick. | ||
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But she apparently got very triggered when I said that, which is the truth, that we got an estimate for this case. | |
| We cannot afford $5 million on a lawsuit with the president, obviously. | ||
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And people who said, I want to support, we said, we want to give you something to support. | |
| You know, don't just give us free money. | ||
| Buy a t-shirt on the website. | ||
| She got triggered by this. | ||
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Triggered. | |
| Then she said, That's it. | ||
| I'm exposing Candace Owens. | ||
| I've got the receipts. | ||
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And boy, did she present the receipts. | |
| Her intro was essentially these three slides because it shows how committed to research she is. | ||
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And these slides said, Who is George Farmer? | |
| And she writes, Google it. | ||
| And what is his net worth? | ||
| Five facts on Candace Owens's husband. | ||
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So she's giving them the headline, telling people, Google it, and you're going to learn the truth about Candace and the secret wealth. | |
| Here's the next slide. | ||
| She then said, Unfortunately, my in-laws are not worth $200 million. | ||
| Oh, okay. | ||
| Amazing. | ||
| She actually sent this out in a newsletter on Sunday. | ||
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She sent this out to people saying that this was real. | |
| And then as a third slide, she presents any money in the Krauss family was hard earned. | ||
| So then she starts showing people that my father-in-law is a lord. | ||
| And at that point, I realize what is happening here. | ||
| I've realized that there are people who are daft enough to believe that England is still operating with a feudal system. | ||
| So when they learn that somebody is a lord, they think that lands have been bequeathed by a king and a queen, and somebody is a lord. | ||
| And beneath that person, there are vassals and knights and that will fight for the Lord. | ||
| And that's clearly what she thinks because she's like, he's a lord. | ||
| And I wonder if she also thinks that David Beckham, like the soccer player, David Beckham, who was just knighted, he just became a knight. | ||
| If she thinks that that means that when the king calls him, he has to suit up in armor. | ||
| Show me the knighthood pick. | ||
| That I think she actually believes that what this means is that David Beckham will have to suit up in armor and go fight for the king. | ||
| Like that's, I've realized that is the IQ that is happening here, that she doesn't know that the House of Lords is the upper chamber of parliament. | ||
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Like, you know, Congress, if you will, the upper chamber is called the House of Lords. | |
| So that's what's happening there. | ||
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Then she starts citing where she got the information about my 24 plus global properties in the world that is worth $200 million, which would be amazing if I had it. | |
| I promise you, we wouldn't be in this basement. | ||
| And things would just look a lot better. | ||
| There would be a lot of signs of that. | ||
| And her source, I kid you not, was the Hindustan Times, like the Times of Hindustan or whatever. | ||
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And literally nothing in this article was true. | |
| It had the wrong birth date for my husband. | ||
| It listed a place of work that we had never heard of until this morning. | ||
| Didn't even get the right year for my husband's birthday. | ||
| Didn't get his height right. | ||
| They just disappeared six inches from his height. | ||
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And I don't know what happened. | |
| She thought it was real. | ||
| She took it. | ||
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And I guess she's been saving this information for months and decided to reveal it. | |
| And I just had to take her through on my social media to just show people that these are the people that we're supposed to be listening to or something. | ||
| I can't believe that people actually ever paid or subscribed to this person with a newsletter, somebody that is sourcing the Hindustan Times who believes that land has been bequeathed, territory has been bequeathed to me and my husband through his father-in-law, who we don't take money from because we live our own lives here in America. | ||
| It's completely insane. | ||
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Also, my father-in-law didn't come from anything. | |
| It's one of the things that we have in common. | ||
| He worked. | ||
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Everybody can work. | |
| And I'm certainly working all the time. | ||
| And my husband is certainly working all the time. | ||
| But I just wanted to shut down that rumor for the last time that if your source for my secret family wealth is the Hindustan Times, that's not, that's made up. | ||
| It's all made up. | ||
| Nothing on that site is real. | ||
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Literally, none of the information, not even how many kids I have on that site is accurate. | |
| So I hope that we can officially shut that down. | ||
| Please buy a t-shirt. | ||
| And if I fall into $200 million, if the Qataris or the Russians pay me, I hope you trust me enough to know that I'll be the first person to tell you. | ||
| Like I want you to be happy for me if I get offer $200 million to say what I actually think. | ||
| Like I'm out here doing this stuff for free. | ||
| You know, I actually, I freely dislike Israel and think it's an occult nation. | ||
| Nobody's paying me to say it. | ||
| So if somebody offers me $200 million to say it, where are you guys at? | ||
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Yes, of course. | |
| I'd love to get paid to say what I actually think. | ||
| Russia, where are you at? | ||
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I actually, I dislike Zelensky for free. | |
| I think he's a welfare queen. | ||
| Nobody paid me to say that. | ||
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So I'm clearly missing out. | |
| So Russia, Qatar, or my family, I think they even said that I had a property in Morocco, in Belgium. | ||
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If any of that's true, please reach out. | |
| I'd like that. | ||
| Oh, that sounds really good to me. | ||
| Anyways, you guys, I want to get into some of your comments because you covered some really important topics today as we get deeper into history. | ||
| Also got to tell you a story tomorrow that's crazy, but we're still investigating it. | ||
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| That is great advice for most things, but not so much for a cell phone. | ||
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| All right, you guys, what is on your mind? | ||
| Cover a lot of topics today. | ||
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Let me scroll here. | |
| Jasmine writes, It sounds like a new Candace Cup to me. | ||
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Which one? | |
| I don't know what you're talking about. | ||
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The title today. | |
| Thank you for your contribution. | ||
| Maybe the showgirl title. | ||
| I'm not sure. | ||
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We've got a lot of cup options. | |
| You guys can always submit them to us in the comments. | ||
| We do actually take from you guys. | ||
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Sometimes you guys are way more creative than we are. | |
| Holly writes, Candace, will you please share an updated book list of all the books that you have read and recommended on your website? | ||
| We haven't gotten an update since last year's Amazon book list. | ||
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God bless you and your family. | |
| We were having so we were having a lot of issues. | ||
| Like I kept putting books in there and then they kept being pushed out. | ||
| We didn't know if it was like an Amazon issue. | ||
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I will recheck that. | |
| Obviously, if you are in our book club, fantastic. | ||
| We'll meet tomorrow. | ||
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If you are not, and by the way, make sure you have those first 100 pages read. | |
| If you're not in our book club, it's okay if you don't, if you can't sign up, but you should absolutely read the books and find my Amazon page. | ||
| We do have a book list. | ||
| You'll become so much more educated. | ||
| And like I said, the things that we discuss on this show and things that are happening in this world will all make sense when you have sort of that base understanding of what's happening and who we're fighting. | ||
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And you're not so shocked by any of these stories. | |
| And I say that sadly, of course, we should always be shocked about these stories, but I find myself not so shocked because I know the pieces of history that they are trying to hide and the lies that they're telling, kind of recasting people that have been terrible as victims. | ||
| That's like one of the moves. | ||
| And of course, the world is quite literally a stage. | ||
| By the way, I always wonder where that expression comes from. | ||
| Can you look it up, Skylar? | ||
| The world is a stage. | ||
| Where is that from? | ||
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I actually don't know where that's from originally. | |
| That would be interesting to see. | ||
| Will Wallace writes, Candace, my homegirl, can I get $500? | ||
| No, and you can't visit my property, my farmstead in Nebraska either. | ||
| I have people messaging me like, Candace, I didn't know you had this Malibu property. | ||
| Candace, like, yeah, I've been hiding it. | ||
| It's been my big secret. | ||
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And Jessica Reed found it because she's just so deeply committed to telling the truth and researching that she clearly discovered this on the Hindustan Times. | |
| I just think that genuinely she has to stop drinking. | ||
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I just feel like the hours in which she goes on these rampages are always looking like it's like 11 p.m. and she kind of gets all fired up and she's like, look, look, look. | |
| And everything is hilarious externally. | ||
| But I'm sure internally it's very chaotic for her employees that have stepped aside and are no longer her employees. | ||
| They've said that. | ||
| And I think that she just would do well to go away for a little bit, to get off of the internet, to log off the internet and to appreciate that people are not, you know, believing her as much as they used to, that maybe things are coming down, but she can't. | ||
| She seems very addicted to the internet. | ||
| She's someone that could really benefit from just having a friend take her phone. | ||
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Oh, it's Shakespearean. | |
| All the world's a stage. | ||
| Interesting. | ||
| Very interesting. | ||
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I might have more to say on that later. | |
| Brian writes, started seriously looking into the Trogneau family. | ||
| By the way, somebody pointed out to me in an email that I've been saying that wrong this whole time. | ||
| Like it's Tranu or something, like a silent, it's a silent G, like the Traneau, Tranu, Tranu family. | ||
| I'm not changing it because I've said it. | ||
| Now we're way too deep in here. | ||
| But anyways, Brian said, I started serious looking into the Trogneau family and the French government's obscuration online. | ||
| Yeah, that is correct. | ||
| They have been hiding everything. | ||
| It's a good place to start. | ||
| Kind of a lot of things that are unbelievable about that family. | ||
| And clearly, we've triggered a state-level response to us wanting to awaken the world to what goes on in Amien. | ||
| What goes on in Amien. | ||
| Streets says, love you, Candace. | ||
| Please research the, I'm going to hope I'm saying this right, Irver Eber people, E-B-E-R. | ||
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Clearly, I need to research it because I can't even say it of West Africa that still speak original Hebrew. | |
| I absolutely will research that. | ||
| Thank you. | ||
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And yeah, just going to stay quiet. | |
| Johan writes, Candace, do you think Trump told you to ease up a little because he knows Macron sells every important French industry to the United States since 2014? | ||
| I've thought a lot about that. | ||
| I kind of go back in my mind to that conversation and I find myself wondering whether or not Trump was being directed by somebody to give me a call and whether he was being honest with me, if it was really coming from him, if it was coming from higher up. | ||
| You know, my general perspective is that we live in a nation that is governed by the military. | ||
| And I actually had to look up what that word was. | ||
| It's just stratocracy. | ||
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And I think it's been that way for a long time, definitively, since JFK was shot. | |
| And that's, I guess, another broader way you could say that is the military industrial complex. | ||
| So I don't necessarily believe that Trump is in control of things. | ||
| And I would like answers as a starting point to what Jean-Michel Chongyo was doing in the military. | ||
| And also, which we're going to discuss tomorrow, what Brigitte was doing in the United States. | ||
| Brigitte Macrone gave an interview saying that she spent tons of time in the United States. | ||
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Anybody know what Brigitte was doing in the United States? | |
| Anybody out there that can help us determine what and when Brigitte was here in the United States? | ||
| She says she was here for the moon landing. | ||
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I see no evidence of that. | |
| Maybe, like I said, somebody somewhere knows something in America about Jean-Michel having been in the United States during that time or Brigitte having been in the United States. | ||
| Maybe somebody could ask a follow-up question, although I wouldn't bank on the French press asking any follow-up questions because they seem very strangled at the moment. | ||
| And not just at the moment, just over time, they just, they have completely tried to bury the story, probably because they're fearful, which I understand. | ||
| Anyways, you guys, that is a good place for us to stop. | ||
| Say it. | ||
| Did we have any more comments? | ||
| I'm going to make sure I got to all of them. | ||
| Oh, nope. | ||
| Somebody just said. | ||
| Shiley lastly says, I just bought the Brigitte Man of the Year t-shirt from your website. | ||
| You are the best, Candace, and House and Habit sucks. | ||
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I like how she limited the comments on her Instagram. | |
| I just know that when she wakes up, that hangover is real. | ||
| Like it is bloody Mary immediately. | ||
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The angst of that cannot feel good. | |
| Like you think you're so right and you're dropping what you think are receipts about somebody's life. | ||
| And the scariest part of that for me is really the IQ element because it doesn't really matter how much research you do. | ||
| Some things should just go to you. | ||
| Oh, you know what? | ||
| That just sounds ridiculous. | ||
| Like even if Candace had a billion dollars, why would she want to have 24 properties across the globe? | ||
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| Like that, something online to just say, you know what? | ||
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I feel like this doesn't make sense. | |
| This betrays my common sense. | ||
| And it didn't. | ||
| She held on to it for months. | ||
| She then repurposed it. | ||
| She released it to her audience and felt so confident that she went to, she probably slept warmly last night, I would say. | ||
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| And of course, because I go to bed a normal hour, I didn't see her ravings late at night. | ||
| And I woke up this morning at like 5:30, as I always do. | ||
| And I just went, what in the world is the Hindustan Times? | ||
| By the way, fun update, they emailed us an apology for all the misinformation. | ||
| Apparently, they felt they never got this much attention ever. | ||
| And so they apologized and said that they would be updating the information on that article. | ||
| So stay tuned, guys. |
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