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Slamming the US president and one of his closest allies, Elon Musk, Malhuret said that the DOGE chief was a "jester high on ketamine" while Trump was nothing more than an "incendiary emperor".

A speech attacking President Donald Trump and Elon Musk by French Senator Claude Malhuret is going viral. It comes as the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, in a prime-time address Wednesday urged ...

Malhuret’s “jester” comment refers to billionaire and government efficiency chief Elon Musk, whom he also called a “traitor” for echoing Trump’s rhetoric on Ukraine. French President ...

French Senator Claude Malhuret took aim at both Elon Musk and Donald Trump in a blistering speech, calling Musk a "ketamine jester" and Trump an "incendiary emperor." He accused Musk of betraying ...

A French politician has mock Elon Musk as a “jester high on ketamine,” and compared Donald Trump to Nero. Claude Malhuret also called the world’s richest man a “traitor” for abandoning ...

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