South Park just destroyed Trump after getting a $1.5 billion payday and the White House meltdown over its pathetic. Candice Owens is now getting sued for defamation by the president of France and his wife because she keeps insisting the first ladies of man. We've got big Trump-Eptstein Maxwell updates that setting up what happens next. We're talking about all that and even more on today's brand new Philip DeFranco's show you daily dive into the news. but first an awesome announcement.

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Which if you didn't see, the episode starts with a declaration that woke is dead after the characters learned that MPR has been defunded and that Jesus is now in their school. You then have Trump naked in bed with Satan where his tiny penis is on display and that joke is then repeated throughout the episode and portraits where he's nude as well. Slurs have been also used throughout the episode as a parody of anti-wo culture under Trump, and there are even jabs about the Epstein files. Paramount also catches heat and depictions of 60 minutes where the hosts are literally afraid to speak so they kiss up to and praise Trump. There's also a plot mocking Trump's CBS lawsuit where in the show, Trump sues the town of South Park for criticizing him and then Jesus comes to

town to warn them about Trump's abuses of power. Saying, I can't play the clip, so just imagine I'm

Jesus. Saying, I didn't want to have to come back and be in the school, but I had to because it was part of a lawsuit in the agreement with Paramount. You guys saw what happened to CBS? Yeah, well, guess who owns CBS? Paramount. You really want to end up like Colbert? You guys gotta stop being stupid.

If someone has the power of the presidency and also has the power to sue and take bribes, and he can do anything to anyone. Right, and then it ends with a town of South Park settling Trump's lawsuit by agreeing to air pro-Trump PSAs, and then a PSA plays with a narrator calling Trump brave, but then it showed an AI version of him,

naked, struggling to walk through a desert.

And he has a tiny penis.

And also his tiny penis speaks to him. Right? And that PSA and all of that, it seems to be a reference to the controversy within Paramount's ongoing merger with Skydance, which, you know, we talked about earlier this week. Because they'll need the Trump administration's approval for this. So many believe that they're going out of their way to get on his good side. And in fact, on that front, just yesterday you had Skydance telling the FCC that it would cut all DEI efforts at Paramount. And that is, many believe that they asked the late show with Stephen Colbert and agreed to a $16 million settlement with Trump to get this merger rolling. Also, I'll say with that, there's been some reporting saying that there were some side deals in the $16 million dollar settlement that actually makes it worth more. With that, including things like Skydand setting aside millions of dollars to Air PSA supporting conservative causes, hence the South Park mockery. And so, you know, all in all, I just made for a pretty wild episode one. One, because South Park airs on Comedy Central, which is owned by Paramount. This is their daddy that they're making fun of, And two, they did this just days after officially inking a five-year, $1.5 billion streaming deal with Paramount Plus. And under the deal, Paramount will have the global streaming rights for the show after its previous streaming contract under HBO Max just ended. Right. And so under the new Paramount deal, creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, they've agreed to produce 10 episodes of South Park a year, so 50 total new episodes. So they now have five years, aka the rest of Trump's term, under a paramount deal. Which is then why you had Rolling Stone saying last night's episode, probably, quote, has Paramount and Skydance media banging their heads against a wall? And that is, others have just praised a show for having the guts to go knives out at a point in time when most others are just afraid to. With, for example, the likes of Dylan Byers of Puck News saying, hard to think of anything more defined in media and entertainment recently than Trey Parker and Matt Stone going scorched earth on Paramount in a South Park season premiere on the heels of netting a $1.5 billion deal with the very same company. And others chiming in, you know what's fuck you money?

Everything Matt and Tray just ordered to air tonight. South Park, referring to Colbert, getting canceled within a week of it happening is unbelievable. Greatest show of all time. And finally, Paramount bent the knee to Trump once. How is that working out for you now? You really think he won't come asking for more? Apeasing fascist doesn't keep you safe. it marks you as an easy target.

And then as the world was on standby

for a Trump, South Park, Truth, social meltdown,

you had Rolling Stone already reporting that the White House is furious about the episode. With a spokesperson reportedly telling them, the left's hypocrisy truly has no end. For years, they have come after South Park for what they labeled as offense content, but suddenly they're praising the show. Just like the creators of South Park,

the left has no authentic or original content, which is why their popularity continues to hit record

lows. This show hasn't been relevant for over 20 years and is hanging on by a thread with

uninspired ideas and a desperate attempt for attention. And that, as you had an administration

source reportedly telling deadline that the president is seething over the childish attack by South Park. Ultimately, that is where we are for now, though. I expect updates soon. And so in the meantime, I got to ask you, what are your thoughts and reactions to what we're seeing play out here? And then next up in the news, holy shit, this is going to get crazy. In a very rare move, the French president and his wife are suing far-right podcaster Candice Owens for defamation. It is a patently, egregiously, ungrounded, false, unsubstantiated theory. It's exactly that, a conspiracy theory. When you've risen to that station, everybody has a right to question you, no matter what they're questioning. Why would you sue them over it? Really, the first couple of France can't leave their home in France without worrying that

people believe the deranged nonsense from this American podcaster?

Based on this story and how they're reacting, I'm starting to think that maybe Bridgett

McCrone actually is a man.

Where it's the alleged defamation here, it centers on the unfounded claim that French President Emmanuel Macron's wife, Brigitte Macron, is in fact transgender. And although this conspiracy theory predates her talking about it, Candice Owens has been the most prominent advocate for it over the past couple of years. With her even declaring last year that she is willing to stake her entire professional reputation on the claim that it is true. And since then, she's released an eight-part series on the topic titled Becoming Brigitte that

accumulated millions and millions of you so far.

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