Candace Owens claims a French alert warns Macrons want her and Xavier Poussard dead in shocking Charlie Kirk murderer twist

Candace Owens says she got very “serious” and “urgent” information from a French government source. She shared this on her X page on November 22, 2025. She wrote that this source told her that French President Emmanuel Macron and First Lady Brigitte Macron want her dead. She also said the same danger is facing French journalist Xavier Poussard. Candace Owens wrote that the source told her a “small team” inside the National Gendarmerie Intervention Group was part of this plan, and one Israeli agent was also linked.

She said the source reached out to her two days before she posted the message. She also said she checked the person’s job inside the French government and checked their ties to the Macron couple. She said the person shared proof of their work, and she felt the information was real. She asked people online to share her message because she did not know which American official she could trust.

Candace Owens says source connects Charlie Kirk killer to French Foreign Legion 13th Brigade

Candace Owens also said that the same source gave her another detail. She wrote that the man who was said to be guilty of killing Charlie Kirk had trained with the French Foreign Legion’s 13th Brigade. She said this shows what she called “multi-state involvement.” She again warned that the life of journalist Xavier Poussard was also in danger. She wrote that the French president “wants us both dead” and has used “professional units” for this.

Candace Owens has been in a public fight with Emmanuel Macron and Brigitte Macron for months. On July 23, 2025, the Macrons filed a 219-page defamation lawsuit in the Delaware Superior Court. The case is about her podcast series Becoming Brigitte Macron. In that show, she claimed that Brigitte Macron was born as Jean-Michel Trogneux. She also said the couple did identity theft, incest, and mind-control acts.

The Macrons said in their lawsuit that these stories are false. They said she shared them to grow her media fame, get attention, and make money. The complaint also says she called Brigitte Macron “a very goofy man” in one episode.

Candace Owens' spokesperson, Mitchell Jackson, said the lawsuit was an attack on her First Amendment rights. He said it shows “a foreign government attacking the First Amendment rights of an American independent journalist.”

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