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Oct 30, 2026

Olga Lucía GonzálezGUEST
29:43
...como decir aquí otros-- otras cadenas radiales, pues que manejadas por unos cuantos que mane-- ponen ahí a unos comentaristas que se la pasan diciendo, por ejemplo, que Trappes, esa ciudad, en realidad es un trapistán, es un-- es como quien dice un emirato, ahm, fundamentalista árabe, no sé qué, todo porque hay gente, eh, nacida o de origen inmigrante, puede haber sido nacida en Francia, pero a ellos, eh, les parece que eso ya-- empiezan a, a vehicular eso.
Olga Lucía GonzálezGUEST
30:11
Y el jefe del, eh, Rassemblement National, del partido racista de extrema derecha, también lo empieza a decir y otros líderes políticos también, y se empieza a volver como una banalidad en esos medios decir eso.
Olga Lucía GonzálezGUEST
30:24
Entonces, ¿qué pasa? Que este atentado, eh, surge en-- por, por parte de un hombre Ma-- pues no era un jovencito, sino un señor, Kevin, que vivía cerca y que decide salir un día con la pistola y empezar a matar a lo que pueda.
Olga Lucía GonzálezGUEST
30:40
Ciento veintiocho disparos hizo él.
Shahin ValléeGUEST
13:57
And what
Bilal HafeezHOST
13:57
is the positions of Le Pen and Bardella in the national rally, in the RN party? Like what's the different positions? Are they actually in competition? Or I mean, how does that work in terms of...
Bilal HafeezHOST
14:06
Not anymore.
Bilal HafeezHOST
14:07
So
Max SeddonGUEST
12:51
The AFD is surging here in Germany.
Max SeddonGUEST
12:54
Marine Le Pen of the Rassemblement National is expected to be a very, very strong candidate for president of France next year.
Max SeddonGUEST
13:03
You've got other countries in Europe where you've got political forces on the rise that share their, if not outright, russophilia like the AFD, at least skepticism about the need to keep funding Ukraine to the extent Europe has, like you see from Le Pen in France.
Max SeddonGUEST
13:20
And this is obviously a much better situation for Russia.
John BruniHOST
67:43
But domestic politics now is driving in the completely opposite direction.
John BruniHOST
67:48
You've mentioned the IFD, you've mentioned National Front.
John BruniHOST
67:51
Well, in Britain, you've got reform.
John BruniHOST
67:53
You know, they're all pro-Russian.
Shane OliverGUEST
16:43
He's just landed in Miami for some reason.
Shane OliverGUEST
16:44
But likewise in France, I'm not totally convinced that, what do you call them? The National Front.
Shane OliverGUEST
16:54
The National Front, yeah.
Shane OliverGUEST
16:57
National Rally, they call it.
Shane OliverGUEST
16:59
National Rally.
Shane OliverGUEST
17:00
Yeah,
Marius MaritonHOST
17:00
they rebranded.
Marius MaritonHOST
17:01
They rebranded.
Rick WagnerHOST
19:18
Now, the legislature gets divided among these political blocs, right? Macron's centrist party, as he would call it, I would call it the medium to far left, did not secure a majority.
Rick WagnerHOST
19:31
Neither did the left or the national rally, which is thought of as a little more the right wing.
Rick WagnerHOST
19:37
France had a serious problem.
Rick WagnerHOST
19:38
The president still had constitutional authority, but he couldn't carry out any domestic policy because he had a legislature assembling a majority that was extraordinarily difficult.
Rick WagnerHOST
23:01
Because there's one politician outside of Macron's government who has become central.
Rick WagnerHOST
23:05
It's Marine Le Pen.
Rick WagnerHOST
23:06
She represents the National Rally.
Rick WagnerHOST
23:08
That's a nationalist and immigration party that has become a major force in French politics.
Ciarán O'CarrollGUEST
16:08
And who wins that argument is going to be absolutely crucial.
Ciarán O'CarrollGUEST
16:12
But the far right, Le Pen and National Rally, have a huge advantage in that so much of French media is concentrated amongst millionaire and billionaire class to get their message across.
Ciarán O'CarrollGUEST
16:24
that we're going to cut 140 billion and that will be fine because we'll get rid of the immigrants.
Ciarán O'CarrollGUEST
16:30
And so we've got to win this argument in France and across Europe that better things are possible, that we need to change our key indicator of success from GDP to well-being for all and and and equality.

19 MINS LATER

Ciarán O'CarrollGUEST
36:13
And this is not to be too negative, because I think we could and shall win elections.
Ciarán O'CarrollGUEST
36:19
We want to.
Ciarán O'CarrollGUEST
36:20
But if AFD, if Vox, if National Rally win these elections in Europe, I think the first person they'll be on the phone to is your Zuckerbergs and your Altmans going, come on over with your surveillance tech.
Ciarán O'CarrollGUEST
36:33
I want to win every election from now to the day I die.
SunilHOST
9:16
Do you think when you say 2014, would you say the things that come to my mind are Brexit and Donald Trump? Would you say that's the big shift with the emphasis on nationalism?
Eric KaufmannGUEST
9:30
Yeah, I mean, really, it begins in 2014 with the European elections of that year when UKIP and the Front National are hitting close to 30% and the Danish Progress Party, People's Party story is So that's the beginning, and that happens in the context of rising.
Eric KaufmannGUEST
9:47
This is the beginning of the European migrant crisis.
Eric KaufmannGUEST
9:51
You know, the flow is coming out of
Phil BarkerHOST
13:01
You know, we've talked about the rise of the AFD in Germany and in other places as well in Italy, the far right.
Phil BarkerHOST
13:12
And I think in France, we've talked a lot about the appeal of the far right, the former National Front, the Marine Le Pen party.
Phil BarkerHOST
13:19
And in the past, the way it's played out, and this is what I saw when I looked at Brazil, is that in the past, what has happened is when the Le Pens, Marine or her father, when he was running for president, when they made the runoff, when it came down to two candidates, when the French people were asked, you know, at this point, do you want the far right or do you want...
Phil BarkerHOST
13:39
the
Rudy MartinezHOST
12:49
Family allowances, housing aid, and the RSA, a minimum income benefit for people on low incomes, could be seized.
Rudy MartinezHOST
12:56
The National Rally supported the bill.
Rudy MartinezHOST
12:58
Amnesty International, unions, and National Bar Council opposed it.
Rudy MartinezHOST
13:02
Interior Minister Laurent Nunez said he will ask the Council d'Etat, France's highest administrative court and legal advisor to the government, to review the extensions.

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