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All right, you guys, happy Tuesday. We are jumping right back into becoming Brigitte season two.

So many emails that we have received very good clues that you guys sent us, some answers that we now have.

Also have to tell you a crazy fact of what else was going on at Stanford University in the early 1970s. And we actually have audio of the mysterious prisoner 2093 discussing his time in the cell.

But first and foremost, we ended yesterday's episode with a question, why make Brigitte the first lady of France, right?

That's like a weird thing. She got away with so much. Why then make her the first lady of France?

I offered, I speculated that there's probably an element of theology here. Welcome back to Candace.

Yeah. theology here. Welcome back to Candice. If you're a regular listener of this podcast and you have heard me say many times, everything is theology.

But I can't take credit for that. That's actually something that my husband shared with me.

At least when we first met, I asked him, why did you decide to study theology at Oxford?

I remember thinking back then, like 2018, 2019, of all of the subjects

available for a student to take on at university, why would somebody want to pick religion?

Especially a religion that you don't necessarily follow. Why do you want to learn about all of

this? How silly I was, how wrong I was. Actually, I think now one of my biggest academic regrets is that

I went to college, wasted my time when I should have just been studying religion and theology.

Because in my political life, I suddenly realize nothing else actually matters, really.

Everything else is theater. If you don't know what is

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