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Oct 19, 2026 49 min

France in Flames: Macron’s Blame Game

from The Wake Up America show with Austin Petersen Hosted by Austin Petersen

France's unrest puts Emmanuel Macron's response and Marine Le Pen's assimilation argument under the spotlight. Austin Petersen challenges Macron's explanation and asks what the conflict means for borders, national identity and liberty. James Delmore joins the debate over assimilation, freedom in theory versus practice, and JD Vance's argument about foreign influence online. Then The Tennessee Star's Tom Pappert analyzes Trump's Kentucky rally, the fight for the House, Michigan's Senate race and the affordability argument heading into the midterms. Follow The Wake Up America Show with Austin Petersen on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Watch the full video.

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France in Flames: Macron’s Blame Game

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  1. 0:00 France unrest and the assimilation argument
  2. 7:04 Marine Le Pen and the political response
  3. 10:45 Macron's explanation and Trump's reaction
  4. 13:25 James Delmore: assimilation and liberty
  5. 24:05 Liberty in practice versus theory
  6. 29:22 JD Vance and foreign influence online
  7. 35:23 Tom Pappert: Trump and the midterm map
  8. 37:10 Kentucky, Massie and the liberty movement
  9. 42:37 The Michigan Senate choice
  10. 46:27 Who wins the affordability argument?
  11. 48:51 Follow Wake Up America

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