National Rally president Marine Le Pen has expressed skepticism about an ongoing inquiry, stating that the so-called "investigation" is "already collapsing." Le Pen, a prominent figure in French politics and the leader of the far-right party, has long been critical of what she views as political overreach and judicial targeting of her party. The inquiry in question relates to allegations of corruption and misuse of public funds, which have been under scrutiny by French authorities. Le Pen's comments come amid growing tensions within the political landscape, as various parties and officials have been involved in legal disputes and investigations. Le Pen has consistently argued that such investigations are politically motivated and aimed at undermining her party's influence. She has called for greater transparency and fairness in the judicial process, emphasizing that her party is being unfairly targeted. Her remarks reflect a broader pattern of resistance from the National Rally toward what they perceive as biased legal actions. The situation remains closely watched, with implications for the future of French politics and the integrity of the judicial system.