Eric Zemmour Promotes His Book - Biarritz

Eric Zemmour Promotes His Book - Biarritz

Eric Zemmour, star of a hard-right political talk show, delivers a speech during a meeting to promote his latest book La France n'a dit son dernier mot, in Biarritz, southwest France, October 27, 2021. Provocative anti-immigration commentator Eric Zemmour is gaining national attention in France as he launches a possible presidential bid that could shake up the campaign for the April 2022 elections. Photo By Thibaud Moritz/ABACAPRESS.COM

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