On BFMTV, Bardella describes as "schizophrenic" the association made by Macron between the RN and the incidents at the Salon de l'Agriculture

Bardella responds to Macron on BFMTV: “schizophrenic drift”

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The spokesperson for the National Rally reacts to Emmanuel Macron's comments

\n\nIn the midst of controversy over the clashes that occurred during the Agricultural Show, the spokesperson for National Rally (RN), Jordan Bardella, did not hesitate to respond following the accusations made by President Emmanuel Macron. Guest Sunday morning on BFMTV, he described the comments of the head of state as “schizophrenic drift”.\n\n

Macron blames the RN following the incidents at the Salon de l'Agriculture

\n\nThe Agricultural Show was not without clashes this year and Emmanuel Macron pointed out the responsibility that the RN in these altercations. Based on images showing demonstrators chanting party slogans, the president said these acts of violence were the work of people close to the far right.\n\n

Jordan Bardella responds to Emmanuel Macron on BFMTV

\n\nInvited to react to Emmanuel Macron's accusations on BFMTV, Jordan Bardella responded sharply. For him, it is a “schizophrenic drift” of the President of the Republic. “He is looking for a scapegoat so as not to take responsibility,” added the young politician.\n\n"h3>Bardella denounces political exploitation"\n\nThe political atmosphere became particularly tense after the incidents which marred this annual fair. For Jordan Bardella, President Macron is using these facts to divert attention from his own management of the agricultural crisis. According to the spokesperson for RN, the government must work to resolve the concrete problems of the agricultural world, rather than engaging in a communications war.\n\nIn conclusion, Emmanuel Macron's remarks accusing the RN to be linked to the clashes at the Salon de l'Agriculture provoked a scathing response from Jordan Bardella on BFMTV. The political atmosphere remains tense, while everyone continues to assign responsibility for the incidents that occurred at the show. \n\n