Sébastien Chenu criticized France's president and labeled black blocs as the armed wing of a political movement during a recent interview.
Sébastien Chenu on a political talk show
Sébastien Chenu, vice-president of the Rassemblement national, participated in a televised interview on Sunday, October 18, on a major French political program hosted by RTL, Public Sénat, Ouest-France, and M6. Criticism of the president
During the interview, Chenu criticized the "carelessness" of French President Emmanuel Macron, suggesting that his leadership was lacking in attention to key issues. Attack on Laurent Nuñez
Chenu also referred to Laurent Nuñez, a prominent figure in the government, as "incapable," implying that he was not competent in his role. Reference to black blocs
Chenu described the black blocs—groups of masked protesters known for their radical tactics—as "the armed arm of the LFiste political movement in France," linking them to a specific ideological group. Context of the discussion
The interview took place amid ongoing political and social tensions in France, with debates over security, governance, and protest movements dominating public discourse.
