Staff Reports
Candace Owens stunned the right by announcing this week that her show will be off the air after she said the White House and U.S. counterterrorism agencies “confirmed receipt” of the explosive material she’s been publicizing. Owens told followers she handed over documents alleging that French President Emmanuel Macron tried to organize an assassination against her and that Washington officials have at least acknowledged getting the information.
In a blunt post on X, Owens reiterated that a source close to the Macron couple told her the French state gave a “green light” to a hit, and she doubled down on claims that French legionnaires were tied to the murder of Charlie Kirk. Whether you believe every detail or not, a prominent conservative voice saying the White House has the material is not something the media should sweep under the rug.
For context, Charlie Kirk was fatally shot at a Turning Point USA event on September 10, 2025, an assassination that shocked the nation and prompted a federal investigation and criminal charges against a suspect. The killing of Kirk changed the landscape for conservative organizers and makes any credible allegation about foreign involvement intolerable and deserving of full scrutiny by our government.
This isn’t the first time Owens has tangled with international players: she is the subject of a high-profile defamation suit brought by Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron, a legal fight that has only intensified her criticisms of the French presidency. Those lawsuits do not erase the duty of the U.S. government to investigate credible threats to American citizens, regardless of political theater abroad.
Predictably, the left-leaning press and skeptics rushed in to explain that “confirmed receipt” merely means someone opened an email or logged a report — not that the White House validated Owens’ claims. That semantic dodge won’t satisfy the millions who watched a beloved conservative leader gunned down on American soil and now see a fellow commentator say she has evidence pointing to foreign involvement.
Patriots should be clear-eyed: if U.S. intelligence has information about a foreign leader ordering harm against an American, the American people deserve answers, not spin. The Biden administration and federal agencies owe the country a full accounting — transparency now, not tepid press releases later — because national security and the rule of law cannot be selective or politicized.
Our movement must demand the truth and protect our people. Call out any cover-up, insist on subpoenas and public briefings, and refuse to let the corrupt media and international elites weaponize silence against conservatives. If government agencies have real evidence, release it; if not, reveal why this allegation landed on the President’s desk without immediate clarity. The safety of conservative voices and the integrity of our republic depend on it.
