Glenn Beck answers 'Is Brigitte Macron a man?'



Just as the rumors surrounding French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife began to fade into the archives of the internet, a viral video reignited the debate surrounding the truth about Brigitte Macron.

The video, published by the Sun, shows Macron as he was exiting his presidential jet, when a hand believed to be Brigitte’s reached out and appeared to shove him in the face.

Now, one question is back on the tip of everyone’s tongues: Is Brigitte Macron actually a man?

“I think it’s so funny when people are like, ‘It’s a man, man.’ Uh, no, I think she’s just a hideous human being. I mean, she was 39 and he was 14 when she started coming on to him,” Blaze Media co-founder Glenn Beck tells BlazeTV host Liz Wheeler on “The Liz Wheeler Show.”


“She was a teacher, and she just thought he was brilliant. She started coming on to him. They started having a relationship by the time he was 15. Sixteen, the parents find out, and they’re like, ‘Whoa, wait, I thought you were having a relationship with the teacher’s daughter,’” Glenn continues.

“I mean, why isn’t she in jail? She’s clearly somebody who has abused this boy forever. One way or another, that is mental abuse. And anybody who has gone through that with a 41-year-old and you’re 16, there’s something mentally missing from you,” he adds.

Wheeler agrees that it’s “predatory behavior.”

“Imagine for a second — I think this is actually an apropos time to make this comparison — if a 41-year-old man began a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old girl, do you think it would have just been brushed under the rug like this?” Wheeler asks.

“No, not even in France, it wouldn’t have been,” Glenn responds. “It’s really disgusting. And so I think this guy has set himself up for being her whatever for a very long time.”

As for whether or not Brigitte Macron is actually a man, Wheeler isn’t sure.

“People ask me all the time if I think that Brigitte Macron is a man, and my answer is ‘I don’t know. I have no idea.’ I do know — what we know for a fact is that this person is a predator, man or woman,” Wheeler says.

“I personally think that’s more important,” she adds.

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BOMBSHELL: Senator PROVES Biden administration’s loyalty to pharma



Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson (R) dropped a bombshell report about the Biden administration’s knowledge of the COVID-19 vaccine side effects — and what officials didn’t do to fix the problem.

“After facing four years of the Biden administration’s efforts to undermine the public’s access to information, my oversight work, I immediately issued a subpoena to HHS when I became chairman of this committee,” Johnson said.

“The subpoena records I’m releasing today, which are discussed in the interim report, do not contain FOIA redactions and will finally provide the public a more complete understanding of the Biden administration’s awareness of the risks of myocarditis following COVID-19 injection,” he continued.


According to his records, Israeli health officials notified the CDC on February 28, 2021, of “large reports of myocarditis particularly in young people following the administration of the Pfizer vaccine.”

Then, on April 12, 2021, a DOD consultant raised concerns to the CDC and FDA officials about their “ability to monitor and track cardiac-related adverse events.” Around the same time, Johnson reported that “CDC officials discussed safety signals for myocarditis” with mRNA vaccines based on DOD and Israeli data.

The response from the government was to do nothing.

“By the end of April 2021, just four months into COVID injection, Vaers was already reporting 2,926 deaths worldwide within 30 days of injection, with 46% of those deaths occurring on day zero, one, or two following injection,” Johnson explained.

Johnson went on to explain that he was being censored when he attempted to talk about it, and when he finally had a meeting with the head of the NIH, Dr. Francis Collins, he asked about the deaths.

Collins reportedly admitted that six deaths were caused by the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, but then told Johnson of the other few thousand, “Senator, people die.”

BlazeTV host Steve Deace is horrified.

“If you were given complete choice and autonomy in this transaction,” Deace says, “you could just look at it that way and say, ‘Well, hey, I’m in a high-risk group for COVID, 92% chance, and within that, I won’t have any adverse event.’ Then you can look at the individual strata and say, ‘Well, how many people died, how many people were hospitalized, how many people had a debilitating condition that has continued on?’”

“But were we treated that way? Were we treated as individuals so we can make such decisions and calculations?” Deace asks, answering, “We were not treated that way. We were treated like numbers.”

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3 clues Biden’s cancer diagnosis was known LONG before his 2025 reveal



Over the weekend, Joe Biden’s personal office announced that he has aggressive prostate cancer that has metastasized in his bones.

First, there was sympathy; then, there were questions: Stage 4 cancer doesn’t develop overnight, so how long has this been known? Did his administration hide it from the American public? If his diagnosis was known long before the announcement, why was this not disclosed during his campaign for a second term?

“It seems almost impossible that he didn't know he had it until the past month,” says Liz Wheeler of “The Liz Wheeler Show.”

First, as the president of the United States, Joe Biden received top-tier health care, making the likelihood that this was a shock diagnosis slim. Second, he already let slip that he had cancer in July 2022 during a speech.

“You had to put on your windshield wipers to get literally the oil slick off the window. That's why I and so damn many other people I grew up with have cancer,” he said.

“That was not a misspeaking; that was not a faux pas. Joe Biden told us in July of 2022 that he had cancer because he knew that he had cancer,” says Liz.

However, perhaps the most convincing evidence that Biden’s cancer diagnosis was known well before Sunday’s announcement comes from Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel, a top oncologist, who is also the brother of Rahm Emanuel – former mayor of Chicago and White House chief of staff under President Barack Obama.

Yesterday, Dr. Emanuel went on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” and told Joe Scarborough that he is absolutely certain Biden’s diagnosis has been known for a long time.

“He did not develop [prostate cancer] in the last 100 to 200 days. He had it while he was president; he probably had it at the start of his presidency in 2021,” he said frankly.

Scarborough then asked the obvious follow-up question: Was he screened for prostate cancer, as is widely recommended for older men during his presidency?

“The fact is that most White House doctors would recommend getting the test,” Dr. Emanuel replied, underscoring that Biden was likely aware of his cancer years before he announced it to the public.

“To me, this changes the whole story,” says Liz.

It’s one thing if a president refrains from announcing a medical diagnosis for a temporary period of time to avoid signaling weakness to hostile nations or political opponents, but it’s an entirely different matter to conceal a medical diagnosis while campaigning.

If anyone is “campaigning to be president of the United States and is diagnosed with prostate cancer, that candidate is morally obligated, ethically obligated to let us know about it,” says Liz.

“I'm sorry that politics is such a nasty business — that it requires a violation of your personal privacy. That sucks, but we have a right to know before we cast our ballot for a candidate to be president of the United States, whether they're fit for the job and what other factors might impact their ability to do the job the way that we want them to do that job.”

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Dad tells story of how his 9-year-old daughter was attacked by a demon: 'What I was looking at was not my baby girl'



Rick Burgess just launched a new podcast called “Strange Encounters.” The show aims to educate viewers about the reality of spiritual warfare and equip them with the tools needed to live well in this world that is inhabited by both angels and demons.

In this episode, Rick is joined by Blake Prime, who tells a tale equal parts harrowing and incredible about how the name of Jesus saved his daughter, who was suffering from a demonic attack.

After the death of a family member, Prime’s 9-year-old daughter, Lane, started experiencing “crippling” anxiety attacks. When her older sister was then diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, the fear worsened.

“I started noticing that there was something very dark in just the conversations that I was having with her around this topic of anxiety,” Prime tells Rick, noting that Lane was saying things like “it’s like it’s not me” when she was crushed with anxious thoughts.

Prime’s suspicion that this issue was spiritual in nature was confirmed when one day Lane said, “When I'm at school and I'm on the playground, it's like I look out and all my friends are in the light and I'm stuck in the dark."

One day, Prime was driving her to school when a “12 out of 10” panic attack hit.

“We're in the the truck driving to school, and she is hysterical. … Then all of a sudden, she puts one hand on the console, one hand on the door, and it's like something takes over her body, and she pushes back into the seat and her eyes are looking up, and they essentially roll in the back of her head, and she starts screaming, ‘Why is God abandoning me?"’ Prime recounts. “What I was looking at was not my baby girl.”

“So I just started speaking scripture over her. I was reciting Joshua 1:9 over and over again. I was speaking life, and I was not jokingly saying, ‘Not today, Satan,”’ he continues.

But it wasn’t working. Lane’s hysteria continued, as she screamed, “God doesn’t love me.”

“I said, ‘I rebuke you evil spirit from this car; leave my daughter right now; she is no child of yours; she is a child of the King; she's a child of Jesus, and he is in control of this situation, not you. You have no authority here,’ and it was in that instant that it went from hurricane gale force wind to complete calm,” says Prime. “It was like a movie scene. She sat straight up, and she looked at me. She said, ‘Are we going to school?"’

“All of it was gone. She was breathing normally; the tears stopped; her heart rate calmed down; and she was speaking to me like she had just been resting,” he adds, noting that Lane seemed to have no recollection of the exorcism that had just occurred

Today, she still struggles with anxiety, but the name of Jesus continues to be a shield.

“It's not that the anxiety has gone away. It's just that we know how to battle it now,” says Price.

To hear more, check out the episode above.

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Casey Means for surgeon general — and why we MUST support her



President Donald Trump’s nomination of Dr. Casey Means for surgeon general has divided those within the Make America Healthy Again movement, and Liz Wheeler of “The Liz Wheeler Show” knows exactly where she stands.

“I support her very strongly, not because I agree with her on every single health-related conclusion that she draws,” Wheeler says. “But that’s OK, because I can’t think of a single doctor or person in the MAHA movement or political activist or politician that I agree with 100%. That just doesn’t exist.”

“So when I’m analyzing these picks, I say, ‘Does this person get it?’ And because I’m not looking for identical ideological conformity, I ask, ‘Is this person a net positive to the MAHA movement? Are they more right than they are wrong? And when I look at these different people through those two lenses,” she continues, “that tells me whether someone is going to be effective in this position.”


“And so, applying this framework to Casey Means, the answer to me seems very obvious. The answer to me is, ‘Casey Means gets it,’” she adds.

And Means made that clear in a recent interview with Tucker Carlson, where she made it clear that lifestyle, processed food, and environmental toxins are a massive part of the skyrocketing disease epidemic.

“Casey Means is not only very passionate but very knowledgeable about ridding the United States and our families, our neighborhoods, our food, of these very pesticides,” Wheeler says.

However, Means has come under fire for her medical credentials — or lack thereof — but Wheeler doesn’t see a problem with it.

“I don’t care whether she has an active medical license,” Wheeler says. “Some of the best health care practitioners don’t have medical licenses, because to have a medical license doesn’t mean that you have a monopoly on health-related knowledge. It means that you’ve been given a pat on the head by medical schools, which are funded by and bought off by Big Pharma.”

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Gavin Newsom denies using THIS woke word, but CNN busts him



There’s nothing California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) wants more than to sit at the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office.

“I would contend that Newsom's ambitions for the presidency exceed even Hillary Clinton's,” says Liz Wheeler of “The Liz Wheeler Show.”

However, there’s a little problem standing in his way: He’s too radical to appeal to the general public. Making California a transgender sanctuary state that prevents schools from notifying parents if a student requests to use a different name or pronouns or identifies as a gender different from what’s on the student's school records. Offering a first-time homebuyer assistance program to undocumented immigrants. Gavin Newsom is as radically left as they come.

And he knows it. His new podcast, “This Is Gavin Newsom,” is an attempt to rebrand himself as moderate — not because he’s actually become more moderate but to paint over the past that would surely choke his presidential dreams.

“He's bringing people from the right onto his podcast, and he wants to be very chummy with them, very charming; he wants to portray himself as a centrist for one purpose: so that he can collect a library of sound bites to portray himself once the 2028 campaign cycle begins as some kind of common-sense, reasonable, middle-ground Democrat,” says Liz.

But that’s not going to happen on her watch. Liz has a detailed record of Newsom’s history, and she’s using it to debunk every lie that comes out of his mouth.

In her debut episode of Newsom vs. Newsom, Liz compared Newsom’s sound bite from his interview with Charlie Kirk, in which he agreed that biological males competing in women’s sports is unfair, to the truth: He’s been the governor since 2019, and he’s done absolutely nothing to protect female athletes or the integrity of their sports. In fact, under current state law and policies, biological males are permitted to compete on girls’ sports teams.

In her latest episode of Newsom vs. Newsom, Liz debunks another lie Newsom told Kirk: that neither he, nor anyone in his office, uses the term “Latinx.”

For those unfamiliar with the term, Latinx is a gender-neutral word used to refer to people of Latin American descent or heritage and serves as an alternative to terms like Latino (male) or Latina (female), which are gendered in Spanish. The "x" replaces the gendered endings to supposedly be inclusive of all gender identities.

Newsom told Kirk, “Not one person ever in my office has ever used the word Latinx before. … I just didn’t even know where it came from.”

Except that’s a huge lie.

“Even CNN, to their great credit, put together a compilation of Governor Newsom using the term Latinx,” says Liz.

She plays the compilation, and sure enough, Latinx is a term Gavin Newsom is well versed in.

“The reality is that Gavin Newsom has bought into wokeness as much as a politician can buy into wokeness. He's propagated it; he has signed it into law; and now he's trying to deny his radical reality to trick centrists into voting for him as president,” says Liz.

To see the footage of Newsom’s contradictory statements and hear more of Liz’s analysis, watch the episode above.

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Premiering ‘Strange Encounters’: Your guide to angels, demons, and biblical truth



There’s been a stunning increase in recent years of people interested in the supernatural. Anyone truly looking can see that the materialist worldview has failed us. There are cracks in it — too many unanswered questions, too little hope.

What’s peering through those cracks on the other side has become the crux of many podcasts. People want to know what’s out there lurking beyond our sensory perception, pulling invisible strings and influencing reality in ways we can't fathom.

But while the secular world grasps for answers, Christians are standing strong in biblical truth, offering real answers about this mysterious unseen world.

One of them is Rick Burgess.

His new podcast, “Strange Encounters,” isn’t about Bigfoot, space aliens, or the Loch Ness Monster. It’s a deep dive into the supernatural fabric of God’s spoken cosmos — an exploration of angels and demons and the spiritual warfare that impacts us all.

But what does it look like to live among these spiritual beings? How do we approach their existence?

Scripture has the answers.

Join us for the debut episode of “Strange Encounters”: “Angels & Demons: What Does the Bible Say?” as we search for the truth, hear spine-chilling stories from people with firsthand experience, and win the spiritual war raging around us. Watch it below.

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The MAHA fear of the ‘psyop’ and why for the sake of the future — it must end



President Donald Trump surprised the country with a new pick for surgeon general this week, announcing that he is now nominating Dr. Casey Means for the coveted position.

“Casey has impeccable MAHA credentials, and will work closely with our wonderful Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., to ensure a successful implementation of our Agenda in order to reverse the Chronic Disease Epidemic, and ensure Great Health, in the future, for ALL Americans,” President Trump said in a post on Truth Social.

“Dr. Casey Means has the potential to be one of the finest Surgeon Generals in United States History,” he added.

Means and her brother, Calley Means, have risen to mainstream fame after playing a significant role in shaping the Trump administration’s Make America Healthy Again agenda. Before skyrocketing to fame, the Stanford-trained physician became a wellness influencer and co-wrote a book about the chronic disease epidemic with her brother, “Good Energy.”


Despite her long list of credentials and advocacy for a truly healthy America, conservatives are skeptical of the nomination — accusing Means of being a “psyop.”

“I first heard about Calley Means through Joe Rogan and Tucker Carlson,” Steve Deace of the “Steve Deace Show” says of Casey’s brother. “If Joe Rogan and Tucker Carlson are now places where the CIA goes to drop psyops, by the end of today, close of business, you guys are all going to be receiving a ‘goodbye cruel world’ note from me.”

“I saw a lot of those posts in my social media feed yesterday. Now, I’m not against investigating these people, vetting these people, but you know, we’ve talked a lot about vindication and the thirst trap of vindication,” Deace continues, noting that he understands why people are suspicious.

“When you’ve been marginalized for as long as people like you guys have, you kind of have an embedded identity because of that, and the temptation is to view bandwagon jumpers as suspicious and traitors,” he explains.

And unless the MAHA movement can realize they don’t need to be so afraid of everything and everyone, the MAHA movement won’t last long.

“At some point, you have to move beyond perpetually grieved and frustrated. I’m just telling you, in this world, you cannot govern without aligning with people who weren’t there with you from the start, and you’re going to have to risk being betrayed,” Deace explains.

“Just like, ‘Hey, if you want to get married, if you want to find the right one, you’re going to have to risk getting your heart broken,’” he adds.

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Trump’s surgeon general nominee praised censorship; called COVID vax a ‘gift from God’



CBS News has just released a report accusing Dr. Janette Nesheiwat, surgeon general nominee, of deliberately misrepresenting the truth regarding her academic career — but Liz Wheeler of “The Liz Wheeler Show” has other concerns about Nesheiwat.

Concerns that she believes should lead to the withdrawal of President Trump’s nomination.

“The most serious reason that senators must vote ‘no,’” Wheeler says, is that “Janette Nesheiwat called the COVID vax a ‘gift from God.’”

“She praised Facebook and other Big Tech companies for censoring what she called ‘anti-vax information,’” Wheeler continues. “And remember what these people, how these people, define ‘anti-vax information.’ Anything that discourages people from following their advice is what they consider to be anti-vax.”


“First of all, vaccines save lives, and I am so excited and I thank and I commend Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg for taking action because this affects everyone. This affects our children, it affects adults. I mean, just look at the recent measles outbreak, the biggest outbreak that we’ve had in decades with measles and that’s no joke,” Nesheiwat said in an interview on Fox Business.

“And that’s no joke,” she continued. “Measles can cause brain inflammation and pneumonia and ear infections and hearing loss and death. So it’s about time that they are taking action, and I hope and pray that other social media platforms will follow suit and do the same thing.”

“As if that’s not bad enough, maybe the most polarizing, maybe, maybe, the COVID vaccine is the most polarizing part of COVID. Maybe it was the lockdowns, maybe it was the social distancing, maybe it was the masking, maybe it was closing your businesses, maybe it was masking your children in school,” Wheeler comments.

“Guess who supported masking children in school? Dr. Janette Nesheiwat,” she continues.

In October 2021, Nesheiwat posted on social media that “masks have saved thousands of lives and prevented thousands of infections.”

“No scientific evidence of this, this is a stupid opinion. Not quite as harmful as masking children in school, but stupid,” Wheeler comments.

“There’s simply no question that President Trump should withdraw the nomination of Dr. Janette Nesheiwat from surgeon general, and the senators on the HELP committee in the United States Senate should vote no, should absolutely vote no,” she adds.

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Superman surprises at the White House: Steve Deace’s epic chat with Dean Cain



Earlier this week, Steve Deace was in Washington, D.C., at the White House to commemorate President Trump’s first 100 days in office. During his visit, he interviewed a number of key insiders, including Ronald Vitiello, Customs and Border Protection senior adviser; Bill Pulte, director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency; and Kaelan Dorr, White House deputy communications director.

However, there was another interview he did that wasn’t in the books.

“When you're having lunch in the White House mess hall, you never know who you're going to run into,” says Steve.

Like Superman, for example.

“Being the Superman slappy that I am, I had to carve out time for Dean Cain,” says Steve.

“Why are you here — other than, you know, the future of the country is at stake?” he asked candidly.

Cain explained that he was in D.C. for a film he’s working on called “End the Wait,” which raises awareness about the need for kidney donors.

“We want to partner somehow with the government to say, ‘You can save thousands upon thousands of lives,'" he told Steve.

On the subject of films, Steve then brought up the latest movie he saw, “The Accountant 2,” starring Ben Affleck.

“Here's the plot of the movie: They are cracking a human trafficking ring of a network of drug runners and corporations who claim they really care about illegal aliens but are really just using them for human traffickers and to smuggle drugs into the country,” he explained. “At the end of it, I looked at my wife, and I said, ‘That is not a script that would have been filmed 10 years ago.’"

“There has been some major vibe shift here. Do you sense it as well?” he asked.

“Oh, tremendously!” was Cain’s answer.

“Gavin O'Connor, who directed that, is a friend of mine, a great director, and he's got a good edge to him. It feels like a real truth that's going on. Yeah, the vibes shift is clear,” he added.

He went on to list several of the factors playing into the cultural shift, including “Elon purchasing X and reviving free speech," the exposing of “the prior administration and things they were doing,” and real talk with “podcasters like Joe Rogan.”

“People are waking up,” Cain continued. “They don't control the media anymore, so the real messages are getting out.”

To hear more of Steve and Dean Cain’s conversation, watch the episode above.

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