Emmanuel Macron and France in Unverified Assassination Speculation

Showing 33 Emmanuel Macron videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte, became central figures in an extended and largely unsubstantiated theory Candace Owens developed connecting French government interests to Charlie Kirk's assassination. Owens's investigation alleged links between French intelligence operatives, a Delaware-based company, and security arrangements surrounding Kirk's final days, while separately claiming without providing conclusive evidence that Brigitte Macron had been born male, a claim the Élysée Palace has publicly denied and that has prompted French legal action against those who repeat it. Attorney Nick Brooks examined whether Owens's suggestive framing of these connections, describing "clouds of suspicion" without direct accusation, could constitute defamation under American law, noting the legal distinction between insinuation and provable false statements of fact. These specific claims about the Macrons remain unverified and are not detailed further here. Separately, historian Victor Davis Hanson referenced political upheaval in France more generally as one example within a broader pattern of grassroots pushback against progressive governance he observed sweeping several Western nations following Kirk's death.