Jean Lassalle was invited on the set of France 3 this Wednesday, March 23. The politician who was notably questioned about the situation in Ukraine took the opportunity to send a clear message to Emmanuel Macron.
Faced with the situation in Ukraine, the country’s president, Volodymyr Zelensky, asked for help from France to find peace. To do this, Should Emmanuel Macron go to kyiv? This is the question that Émilie Tran Nguyen asked Jean Lassalle on France 3 this Wednesday, March 23. The French deputy then gave his opinion on the state and actions of the Head of State. “Quite frankly, I don’t think so”, he replied cash before continuing, “He is in no condition to do either Putin or Ukraine any favors. He is not well at the moment”. For Jean Lassalle, the husband of Brigitte Macron must stop confronting the Russian president.
“He said to him: ‘get out of your world. You’re going to end very badly and your Russia will end very badly too.’, explains the candidate of the Résistons party. He then directly sends a message to Emmanuel Macron while looking at his portrait on the screen: “Especially Emmanuel, stop! Stop it, you’re a blaster!”. If he does not participate in intensifying the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, “in any case it does not facilitate them”, says Jean Lassalle without the slightest embarrassment. Not sure that the President of the Republic is delighted to hear that… >> PHOTOS – Emmanuel Macron marked by the exercise of power
Jean Lassalle disappointed by the 2022 campaign
On February 23, the 66-year-old politician was invited to the BFMTV set. A first-time presidential candidate, he opened up about the 2022 campaign. “We are going again, in your opinion, towards a catastrophic presidential election?, asked a reporter. For Jean Lassalle, “if it’s the size of the campaign, it’s going to be worse than that. There will be an abstention rate never reached”. The deputy of Pyrénées-Atlantiques then said cash what he thought: “This campaign is a shitty campaign. Nothing is said, apart from insults, insults of an elusive emptiness”.
Photo credits: Capture France 3
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