Marine Le Pen: Predicted Winner BANNED From French Presidential Election By Court Order w/ Former MEP Jerome Riviere – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 472

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And as I said, Jerome Revere will be here in just a second. Hey, Caleb, before I move on here, I want to just fix my collar for one thing. But the other thing is I'm wondering if we can tell people where to get the long-form interviews of what we did at the White House with the cabinet-level officials. I don't think people have seen the Linda McMahon interview.

247.003 - 254.946 Caleb Nation

You've been banned from live streaming. They actually gave us a ban, so we're banned from live streaming for 30 days, and they won't tell us why, but yeah. I don't even know when it started.

255.066 - 256.207 Susan Pinsky

Because they know I don't like them.

256.247 - 263.523 Caleb Nation

And it's the same thing on Instagram too, right? Yeah. Instagram might be different, but yeah, TikTok for sure, they knocked us off.

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Susan said all those shitty things about China, that's all. I did. But you might check out, people have been asking about the Linda McMahon interview. She's the Secretary of Education. She essentially told me she's going to shut things down. She wants to end her job. That's what she's been charged to do. And that she's going to really lobby Congress to get it done, which is what she must do.

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And she said most of the most significant, the things that everybody wants to protect, sort of services for special needs kids, that kind of thing, is going to be put over to HHS where it belongs. And monies will be sent to the states in blocks to determine education needs closer to the students. Imagine that. All right, as I said, Jerome Riviere was a politician in France.

454.793 - 478.727 Jerome Riviere

And we feel, at least the people I was working with, National Rally and other political groups, feel that we have to reestablish nations. Because in fact, when you said that it's the end of the American empire, it was not the American empire. It was a globalization, a global power. It had nothing to do with America. It is the idea that a few people, a few establishments,

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could control rules takes an advantage of whatever was best in whichever country and impose it on a lot of other countries it went through the united states because the us is the largest of all those nations but we have to take our nations back and talk from nations to nations and not obey by by the demands of larger powers

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I strongly believe this is a financialization of capitalism that made all this happen. Capitalism is good. Too much finance, isn't it? What made it globalization?

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Now, you mentioned the federalist system that you're being subjected to through the EU now going from finance to health now to defense. Is that why the enthusiasm for Ukraine? I mean, Macron the other day sounded like literally from the musical Les Miserables, like we're going to the front, we're going to the front. It's like with what, Mr. Macron? What is your plan? It was very odd.

540.987 - 569.762 Jerome Riviere

Yeah, it is strange, but you have to understand that in Europe, a lot of those governments, Macron, same thing in Germany, with the exception of Italy, where we have a more nationalist majority, with the exception of Hungary, where you have Orban who is fighting for nations, all those other countries, France leading the path, have been led by people that believe that power should be given to the European Union.

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Well, I remember I was talking to a European journalist, this was years ago, like 15 years ago. And I said, what are you noticing the difference? She was sort of going around this country and interviewing people. And she goes, well, the first thing that absolutely blew my mind was almost every interview I did, God came up in the first five minutes of the conversation.

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It's like that would not happen in Western Europe. That would not be part of the front of the conversation.

910.882 - 930.381 Jerome Riviere

But you know, I have an anecdote. The first time I met with Steve Bannon, it was in England, not the first time, but among the first time, and it was filmed. And he asked me if I could do the blessing for the lunch we were having. And I reacted as a French politician. I was like, oh no, I cannot do that. It's on TV. It's just like, we don't do it.

930.421 - 953.923 Jerome Riviere

So I told him, you know, it's not part of our culture. And I think this is something that we have to be proud of who we are. And this was a mistake on my part. I think that it is something normal that people can do if they feel comfortable doing. God and religion cannot be excluded from politics. It is also part of it. And I think you have a healthier way of looking at it in the U.S.

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than we do in France, especially.

1368.877 - 1392.442 Jerome Riviere

The judgment stays without anything being done. And we see a lot of them committing crimes again and again. And we know that some judges decided that the sentence should not be carried out. who at one point will come and decide that it is not fair that those judges are not doing their job properly. So the check and balance works only if there is a real balance.

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You know, when we say we don't want to comment, in France there is a big saying, I don't want to comment on a judicial decision. The judges comment daily on political decisions. They even decide whether they are good or not. So at one point, we have to put this balance back.

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And honestly, what President Trump is doing, just by talking about it, by saying, I don't agree with this judge or this judge's decision, it's making people realize, yes, we can criticize justice when it's not done properly. They don't have some kind of papal knowledge. You know, we say that the pope knows his... knows everything regarding religion. They don't know everything regarding justice.

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We can't criticize them. And they do mistakes. And when they do mistakes, they should be blamed for it.

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Again, back to that radio show they were talking about. What do you guys call the... Bandana wrapped around the eyes of the image of justice. Yeah, that seems to be pulled away now. So she's, you know, it's supposed to be a... Yeah, exactly. She's looking under the bandana because it seems like the idea of a blind justice or not, you know, just an objective justice is... under attack.

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with General de Gaulle in mind, who was quite a strong personality at a time that was different. We don't act with amendments. We do drastic things. That's why we had a revolution. So that's why it's sometimes worrisome to see that we are in a dead end because of the reaction that the French people can have sometimes.

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You spent a lot of time in the United States, correct? Yes, I do. So explain, I asked Beatrice the same thing. It sort of fascinates me. I swear to God, I can't listen to a journalist interview or at least a discussion amongst journalists Before, within five minutes, they bring up 1789 and the rights of man, no matter what they're talking about.

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And there's like, when I first started hearing, I was like, we bring up the sort of the founding documents and things, maybe the founding people, but we don't talk about the events of 1776. But the French, 1789 comes up all the time and it surprises me. What is that?

1770.95 - 1801.112 Jerome Riviere

Yeah, but it's a war that the nationalists have lost, say, the left, all of the left, and the extreme left is trying to impose the idea that France began in 1789, that in fact before the monarchies, 1,500 years before, do not count, that they are bad and that... We enlightened the world, but we enlightened ourselves in 1789, which I think is very wrong.

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And I think this is one of the cultural wars that we have to win. France did not begin in 1789. France began way before. We have so many things that did matter that created this civilization. So this is why you will see all people that bear left ideologically, will always bring back 1789 because to them it is the beginning of the new era. The French Revolution was not that great.

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