Staff Reports
In the wild world of politics, it’s shocking, yet somehow unsurprising, that Candace Owens would find herself receiving a direct phone call from none other than President Donald Trump. The subject of this unexpected exchange? The ever-contentious First Lady of France, Brigitte Macron. Owens claims Trump urged her to stop fueling her allegations about Macron’s gender identity—a narrative which she had hammered on social media for days. Trump supposedly remarked that the rumors were causing distress for the elderly Madame Macron. But why would the leader of the free world concern himself with such chatter?
Candace Owens says she got a personal call from President Trump urging her to stop talking about Brigitte Macron.
According to Owens, Trump told her he had seen Brigitte up close and was convinced “she looked like a woman.”
He claimed Emmanuel Macron was stalling peace talks… pic.twitter.com/MnDaQI7P2O
— Shadow of Ezra (@ShadowofEzra) July 1, 2025
Is this another example of globalist pressures trying to muzzle an outspoken conservative voice? Trump’s purported plea to Owens hints at an appeal from Emmanuel Macron himself, who Owens believes may be leveraging peace negotiations in Europe as a bargaining chip. If true, it shows incredible hypocrisy: on one hand, pushing for diplomacy; on the other, suppressing free speech. The left exhibits consistent intolerance for inconvenient discourse, avoiding any difficult truths that don’t fit their narratives.
Owens reportedly pushed back against Trump’s request, insisting on her right to question the truth, regardless of the discomfort it might cause. In a world where the establishment often squashes dissenters, her defiance is refreshing. Isn’t that what conservatives champion—the courage to question and speak out, unfettered by the approved talking points of the elite?
Perhaps the real story isn’t about a French First Lady’s past but rather about a pattern—one where leaders prioritize alliances over honesty. When liberals claim to support the empowerment of women and freedom of expression, why do they scramble to hide uncomfortable stories? It’s a mirror reflecting their selective standards, and this time, the reflection isn’t flattering.
Owens stands as a testament to the unwavering spirit of those who dare challenge the mainstream. In the end, the question remains: when the whispers of the elite echo too loudly, will the voices of truth prevail? It’s a battle that’s far from over, and one conservatives must continue to fight.
