When Trump Defends Brigitte Macron to Settle Scores with Candace Owens, She Responds Sharply

Author: Cédric AmoussouPublished on: April 10, 2026Country: France

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When Trump Defends Brigitte Macron to Settle Scores with Candace Owens, She Responds Sharply

Donald Trump defended Brigitte Macron on Truth Social, criticizing Candace Owens for spreading a conspiracy theory about her. Trump labeled Owens and other conservative figures as 'losers' and expressed hope that Brigitte Macron would win her lawsuit against Owens. This stance contrasts with his earlier comments about Emmanuel Macron, highlighting a shift in his rhetoric towards the French first lady.

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