Welcome to another episode of Conversations with Coleman.

Today I'm going to talk about conspiracy theories.

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9-11 was an inside job. The attempted assassination of Donald Trump was staged.

Israelis secretly control the U.S. government, and on and on they go. I thought our culture had

reached peak conspiracy. But thanks to Candice Owens, we've now reached New Heights. For the past year or so, she's been peddling the bizarre

theory that Brigitte Macron, the 72-year-old wife of French president, Emmanuel Macron, was born a

male. This proposition was originally the brainchild of Natasha Ray, a French citizen who first

put forth the idea on the YouTube

channel of a woman named Amandine Roy, who was a self-described medium. Always a good sign.

From there, it passed to the independent French journalist Xavier Pussard, who wrote a self-published

book-length investigation called Becoming Brigitte, and finally onto Candice

Owens, who's provided this brainworm with its biggest platform yet.

Candice said in March of last year that she would stake her entire professional reputation

on the idea that Macron is in fact a man. And her eight-part video series, also titled Becoming Brigitte,

has amassed millions of views on YouTube in the past few months. Among them, apparently,

are the Macron's themselves, and they are not pleased. The president and his wife have filed

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