France's Eric Zemmour on Trump: Victory is Possible Even Against the 'Entire Media System' (Video)

Eric Zemmour, leader of the French nationalist party Reconquête, recently shared his views on political resilience, stating, “In politics, one is never dead.” Citing the old adage, Zemmour referenced French comedian Coluche’s spin on the phrase to highlight the possibility of comebacks, even suggesting that former French President François Hollande could return to the political scene.

Shifting to Donald Trump, Zemmour noted how the global media had prematurely declared Trump’s political end, with journalists celebrating his supposed defeat. “That’s the first lesson,” he explains—never count anyone out in politics. The second lesson, he emphasizes, is that victory can be achieved even when facing a nearly unified media opposition. Trump’s resurgence, Zemmour suggests, proves that underdog movements can succeed against powerful mainstream narratives.

Zemmour also acknowledges the importance of alternative media allies, citing platforms like Twitter under Elon Musk and independent news channels in the United States that resonate with a silenced majority. “We have an obligation to speak,” Zemmour declares, stressing the need to challenge entrenched media systems that often work to marginalize voices like his.

For Zemmour, this message is essential: political survival demands both defiance and partnerships with platforms willing to amplify underrepresented views. In his fight for France’s identity and sovereignty, silence, he asserts, is not an option.