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Jordan Bardella

Jordan Bardella

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Oct 30, 2026

Olga Lucía GonzálezGUEST
30:51
¿Esto qué es? O je-- o que le pareciera, pues que fuera migrante, que tuviera cara de migrante.
Olga Lucía GonzálezGUEST
30:56
Son crímenes racistas, pero hoy en-- hoy la polémica en Francia es decir-- el debate, más que la polémica, es decir: "Ustedes, señores, son culpables, ustedes, los de los medios, ustedes, señores responsables políticos, usted, señor Jordan Bardella, ustedes, señores de los partidos, Eri-Eric Ciotti, de la derecha abyecta que es--".
Olga Lucía GonzálezGUEST
31:16
O sea, es, es que están haciendo-- realmente uno lee lo que dicen estos señores y es racismo puro.
Olga Lucía GonzálezGUEST
31:21
Des-- eh, entonces, eso no es admisible.
Decoding TrollsHOST
5:05
It grew into a mouvement over the cost of living.
Decoding TrollsHOST
5:08
On the 13th of October, Jordan Bardella, the president of Le Pen's party, and I think he's some sort of relationship partner, Nephews, son-in-law, there's always in these authoritarians, it's always a family business.
Decoding TrollsHOST
5:20
It's full of archetypes.
Decoding TrollsHOST
5:23
It's like a mafia family.
Etienne FauchaireGUEST
8:29
They also said that they protested against the ban of Islamic garments inside schools in France.
Etienne FauchaireGUEST
8:39
They also said that they wanted to send a message before the 2027 presidential election that is going to happen in France next April.
Etienne FauchaireGUEST
8:50
So many of the protesters at these high schools were not demanding better school conditions, but they also had in their minds, very left wing demands that were not really related to what the high schoolers were demanding.
Benjamin TrenerryHOST
9:12
How quickly has this spread from just a few suburban schools to a nationwide movement? What role did social media and student unions play?

10 MINS LATER

Etienne FauchaireGUEST
19:31
That's basically their main messaging in order to win the French electorate.
Etienne FauchaireGUEST
19:37
They also pointed out the consequences of mass immigration, which the French government, which Macron's government has not done.
Etienne FauchaireGUEST
19:48
Marine Le Pen, who is trying to look presidential, has not spoken about this too much, even though she has mentioned this.
Etienne FauchaireGUEST
19:59
The president of the National Rally, Jordan Bardella, has said, definitely said that mass immigration and that the descendants of immigrants living in the suburbs are also responsible for this.
Shahin ValléeGUEST
2:21
I think for the last two years, people have seen, you know, the rise of the far right and Marine Le Pen, and they've been rather relaxed about it.
Shahin ValléeGUEST
2:29
First, because first, Bardella was, you know, viewed rightly or wrongly as a more market friendly alternative, right? And so I think people assume that, you know, the far right in France was normalizing and Bardella was the best example of that.
Shahin ValléeGUEST
2:45
You know, there was a number of meetings with investment banks and business people that I think reassured the market about this.
Shahin ValléeGUEST
2:54
So I think the fact that we went back to Marine Le Pen as the candidate kind of changed a bit the dynamic.

9 MINS LATER

Shahin ValléeGUEST
11:45
But I repeat, the best thing you will get from the public polling companies out there for the general election will be ranges of seats for the general election and potentially quite wide ranges that basically leave a broad range of outcomes possible for the general election.
Bilal HafeezHOST
12:04
Okay, before we get into the general election and how that could fall out, on the presidential side, I mean, the first thing is just touching what you said earlier.
Bilal HafeezHOST
12:11
Is it accurate to say that Le Pen and Bardella are different from each other? Or is that just more kind of PR or something?
Shahin ValléeGUEST
12:19
I think it was a lot of PR, but I think it's true.
MatthewCORRESPONDENT
24:13
Marine Le Pen is under house arrest for misappropriation of public funds.
MatthewCORRESPONDENT
24:18
So she's, she's watching the news with an ankle bracelet on probably now as we speak, but I'll say at the same time, rubbing her hands together because at the moment things couldn't be going better for her precisely because people are talking about what's happening in the streets and not talking about her under house arrest with an ankle bracelet for, misappropriation of public funds um and then the other thing that's happening with the rn is jordan bardella pardon that guy suddenly feel like i'm mispronouncing his name but who who was the front candidate during the more recent um elections
ChrisHOST
24:49
for the which elect is that for president
MatthewCORRESPONDENT
24:52
No, this is, so there was a, this is among Macron's many misdeeds.
MatthewCORRESPONDENT
25:14
And that's when the new Popular Front was formed among the parties of the left who won the election as a political formation, not as a party in and of itself.
MatthewCORRESPONDENT
25:26
But nevertheless, McCollum refused to let them govern.
MatthewCORRESPONDENT
25:29
Jordan Bardella was the person that the RN would have run for prime minister and was spearheading, was sort of the public face of the RN at the time because Marine Le Pen was subsumed in scandals.
MatthewCORRESPONDENT
25:44
There was a moment there when they were thinking about swapping the public face of the organization.
Drew PinskyHOST
13:48
And probably going to push Marine Le Pen into office, I imagine.
Drew PinskyHOST
13:52
Jordan Bardella into the office of the Prime Minister.
Drew PinskyHOST
13:58
But I don't know that they're going to be able to straighten things out.
Drew PinskyHOST
14:01
That's the unfortunate reality of what's going on.
Georgina WrightGUEST
16:44
So she could talk to businessmen, like she could talk to farmers or students, like she's really tried to kind of broaden her branding and her appeal.
Georgina WrightGUEST
16:52
Jordan Bardella, who has been recently caught up in a storm because one of the French kind of media uncovered some anti-Semitic Things that he said in his youth and that's really caught up with him.
Georgina WrightGUEST
17:04
But until recently, he was seen as someone who's actually quite good at talking to French business as he was to students.
Georgina WrightGUEST
17:12
And that was a real good thing.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:20
As large protests continue across France, we had the opportunity to sit down with Victor Mallet, a journalist from the Financial Times who is currently living in Paris.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:29
In his new book, Far Right France, Le Pen, Bardella, and the Future of Europe, he discusses the rise of the national rally and the French far right.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:37
During our conversation with Mr. Mallet, we discussed his recent publication, as well as the current French student protests, the rise of the national rally in right-wing politics, and what Europe might look like if Marine Le Pen became president.
Bianca McNeelyHOST
0:49
Thank you so much, Victor, for joining us today to talk about your book, Far Right France.
Bianca McNeelyHOST
3:31
Yeah.
Bianca McNeelyHOST
3:31
Speaking of things that, you know, on first look would probably seem to damage RN's chances.
Bianca McNeelyHOST
3:38
Last month, Media Part in France published a report showing that claiming that Jordan Bardella, RN's party leader, was engaged in anti-Semitism when he was 17 and just starting out with the party.
Bianca McNeelyHOST
3:51
Do you think this will have an impact on Marine Le Pen's campaign and national rallies performance at all?
Non ArkaraprasertkulHOST
13:24
She lost in 2012, 2017, and 2022.
Non ArkaraprasertkulHOST
13:26
The day before, her party re-elected Jordan Bardella as its president with almost 90, 9% of the vote.
Non ArkaraprasertkulHOST
13:33
His speech was briefly interrupted by a banner from a Jewish student's union.
Non ArkaraprasertkulHOST
13:37
Meanwhile, on the streets, the latest round of cost of living protests brought out between 400 and 10,000 and 800,000 people, depending on who counted.
Colin WrightHOST
11:59
Badaxa found that 47% chose her on that question, which is well ahead of the next person, though still short of a majority.
Colin WrightHOST
12:07
Interestingly, though, an Ipsos survey conducted before October 17th found that Le Pen and National Rally President Jordan Bardella remained among France's best-regarded potential presidents, but that favorable views of both had actually fallen from the previous month.
Colin WrightHOST
12:24
A later presidential poll put Le Pen in the mid-30s for the first round, roughly where other surveys had placed her before the riots.
Colin WrightHOST
12:31
That suggests she was already popular before the riots, and the unrest may be strengthening an argument that she was already making, but the riots probably have not served as a kingmaker here, as some pundits have suggested.

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