France THOUGHT They Could ATTACK JD Vance Over His Warning… INSTANTLY REGRETS EVERYTHING!

France on fire. This was the wild scene over the weekend. Stores looted, landmarks vandalized. More than half a million people are believed to have taken part in these violent riots. And take a look at this video showing a store manager in Nice, France, fighting to keep rioters out of his business. He was kicked and pelted with rocks and projectiles before the store was ransacked. Meanwhile, French President Macron is facing backlash over his response to the riots as he travels across the Gulf on a diplomatic tour. France is on fire. Not the fashion scene is on fire. I'm talking about France is actually on fire. Okay. Cars burning along a Paris canal, smoke rolling over the rooftops, kind of like the world's worst croissant bake. Marcel's city hall broken into. Lyon's tourist office was torched, which is one way to say that we're closed. Yeah. Half a million people in the streets, a police officer dead. And the official explanation, student protest. Students, of course, because nothing says we'd like more library hours, quite like flipping cars upside down in Brussels. Honor roll, all of them, right? Sure. Dean's list. Here's a twist, guys. Somebody saw this coming. Walked into a room full of Europe's fanciest people, the kind who sip wine with their pinkies out, and told them to their faces, J.D. Vance, Munich, February 2025. Yes, he said Europe's biggest threat wasn't Russia. It wasn't China. It was the threat from within. Leaders who stopped listening to their own people. Oh, and Europe's reaction? Yeah, the typical eye roll. You know, the smirk, the who let this Ohio guy in here? Sound familiar? Because President Donald J. Trump once stood at the UN and warned Germany it was getting hooked on Russian energy. That's right. The German delegation smirked on camera and then Russia invaded Ukraine. The gas got cut and well, Germany fired its brown coal plants back up and, well, these just so happen to be the dirtiest fuel on earth, saving the planet one lump coal at a time. Thank you. Yeah. So now Emmanuel Macron is on TV vowing to punish anyone who tried to bring down the republic. Oh, love the energy. Love the energy. Tiny question, though. He's been running France for nine years. This is like the captain of the Titanic holding a press conference about who put the iceberg there. Well, today, guys, we're going to go ahead and connect every dot Vance Trump Macron Germany Brussels the warning from the middle east that nobody wanted to hear and of course the 2028 fight america cannot stop arguing about JD Vance or Marco Rubio yeah the media gave you students we're giving you the receipts if you're new here guys go ahead and hit subscribe it is the only button in europe that nobody set on fire yet and real quick if you or someone you love is on medicare turning 65 years old check out chapter guys free medicare help that's right check out the phone number and the link down below in the description of this video phone number again is 909-563-8279 the average senior saving about 1100 bucks a year and i'm being told that the best time to call right now is on the weekend and of course if this opens up your eyes even a little bit hit the like button the way out cheaper than a french tourist office all right so let's paint the picture saturday Paris. Place de la Republique. People climbing the giant statue in the middle of the square like it's a playground. Below them, riot police, tear gas drifting down the streets like it's fog in a horror movie. France's interior minister, Laurent Nunez, says about 550,000 people marched across the country, 110,000 people in Paris alone. Prime Minister, Sebastian Lecornu. He says 1,200 people were arrested in one day. 150 police officers got hurt. This is one day, guys. That was a busy freaking day. So when the sun went down, the marches ended. The looting started. Shop windows smashed in. Fires in the narrow streets. Police charging with batons. The next morning, shop owners stood on broken glass, holding brooms, sweeping up their life savings. Horrible, tragic scene. This is the country that gave the world the Eiffel Tower and some fancy perfume. But right now, it kind of smells like a whole lot of burning tires. Overnight curfews in an attempt to curb the chaos. So far, France has seen 2,400 arrests, nearly 1,000 officers and firefighters hurt, and over 1,500 businesses ransacked or destroyed by masked mobs. President Emmanuel Macron is getting heat for leaving the country as he faces a political firestorm. Meantime, President Trump says this is the result of a failed immigration policy. Jeff Paul joins us live from overseas with the latest. Hi, Jeff. Hey there. Yeah, after a chaotic few days, it was fairly quiet last night in Paris and in other French cities at the center of these recent riots. And officials say overnight curfews could be a big reason why it was so uneventful. Police were out in full force trying to prevent another night of looting, car fires, and just outright disorder. Curfews were in place in various cities, including Paris, where officials banned anyone from being in certain flashpoints from 11 p.m. through the early morning hours. There were also bans on gatherings and demonstrations at night. And amid the ongoing protests, the famed Louvre Museum right there in Paris is closed today. France's Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, described the restrictions as very limited and localized. He says despite the scenes of violence, it is a miracle no one was killed. But more than 2,400 people were arrested and at least 3,000 businesses were damaged or looted across the country. While speaking in Wichita, Kansas yesterday, President Trump said this. It's a once great nation that is being conquered, looted and burned to the ground by migrants, jihadists and communists who hate Christianity and they hate, frankly, the Western civilization itself when you see burning steeples and raging fires in France just remember that is what the radical democrats want to do to America they expect to do it they're not going to come close and just like in Europe democrats are the party of anti-western marxist and hostile third world migrants and so here's what should keep every european leader up at night somebody warned them They laughed. How did France find out France was burning? Well, they kind of like just looked out the window. This is no way to get your news, guys. Don't be France. Get the warning before the smoke shows up. This is what the raw news report is actually for. The stories that the media buries, explained in plain English, right in your inbox. No tear gas, no riot police required, no smug diplomats. In fact, it's free. Links in the description down below. Join today. it is the only thing in that video that won't get set on fire. Now, rewind just for a second, all right? February 2025, Munich, Germany. Picture a big old fancy hall, rows of European presidents and ministers and generals and suits that cost more than your pickup truck. They're waiting for the new American vice president to smile, say strong alliance a few times, and then just sit down and be quiet. But instead, J.D. Vance steps up and says that the threat that worries him the most is not Russia. It isn't China. It is the threat from within. Now you can hear the monocles hit the floor. He then told them no democracy survives by telling millions of voters their worries don't count. And then he said that there's no room for firewalls. Translation, you cannot build a wall around the voters that you don't like. The threat that I worry the most about vis-a-vis Europe is not Russia. It's not China. It's not any other external actor. And what I worry about is the threat from within, the retreat of Europe from some of its most fundamental values, values shared with the United States of America. I believe there is nothing more urgent than mass migration. Almost one in five people living in this country moved here from abroad. That is, of course, an all-time high. It's a similar number, by the way, in the United States, also an all-time high. The number of immigrants who entered the EU from non-EU countries doubled between 2021 and 2022 alone. And of course, it's gotten much higher since. And we know the situation, it didn't materialize in a vacuum. It's the result of a series of conscious decisions made by politicians all over the continent and others across the world over the span of a decade. We saw the horrors wrought by these decisions yesterday in this very city. And of course, I can't bring it up again without thinking about the terrible victims who had a beautiful winter day in Munich ruined. Our thoughts and prayers are with them and will remain with them. But why did this happen in the first place? It's a terrible story, but it's one we've heard way too many times in Europe and unfortunately too many times in the United States as well. An asylum seeker, often a young man in his mid-20s, already known to police, rams a car into a crowd and shatters a community. How many times must we suffer these appalling setbacks before we change course and take our shared civilization in a new direction? What no democracy, American, German, or European, will survive is telling millions of voters that their thoughts and concerns, their aspirations, their pleas for relief are invalid or unworthy of even being considered. Democracy rests on the sacred principle that the voice of the people matters. There's no room for firewalls. You either uphold the principle or you don't. Oh, and the day before that speech, a car plowed into a crowd right there in Munich. You can't even make this stuff up, guys. So here's what the suits still don't get. Plenty of regular Europeans agreed with him quietly at kitchen tables. They just figured nobody in charge was listening. They were right. Now, JD Vance didn't just bring feelings to Munich. he brought numbers and Europe absolutely hates numbers. He told the room that almost one in five people that are living in Germany, they moved there from somewhere else. An all time high of this. In fact, then he said immigration into the European union from outside Europe doubled in one year, 2021 to 2022 doubled in one year. Now this is not a trickle guys. This is leaving the bathtub running and flying to Spain for vacation. Not a good idea. So then J.D. Vance, he said the quiet part out loud. This didn't fall from the sky. Politicians choose it. Meeting after meeting, signature after signature for 10 years. And anybody who raised a hand and said, hey, is this working? They got called a bad person. Europe's leaders called it compassion. Here's a better name for that. Suicidal empathy. Kindness so busy hugging the whole world that it forgets to lock its own front door. Real compassion protects your own family first. Ask any parent. Hell, ask the grandparent. They'll tell you in about two seconds. Do you know somebody who rolled their eyes when JD Vance gave that speech? Go ahead and send them this video. Don't even say a word. No, no, told you so. Just hit share and let France do the talking. So what did the media call all this? Student protests. Oh yeah, that's right. Kids upset about school reforms and uniforms and grocery prices. Let's go ahead and check that footage. The July 10th the yellow vests, France's full-time professional protest squad, showed up to help the students. In Marseille, a group broke into City Hall. In Lyon, the tourist office went up in flames. Must have been one brutal pop quiz, you don't say. Then the sun goes down, the marches end, and groups start looting stores and lighting fires. This is not a study group. This is a shopping spree with no receipts. Even Emmanuel Macron went on national TV and he said some of these folks here, they tried to bring down the republic. Nobody says that about kids who just want a longer lunch break. Now, here's a simple truth. People who own their street, they don't burn their street. When you've got a home, a future, a stake, you protect it. People with no stake, oh, you just watch what happens. Many hundreds of police officers and What was in their heads? How can French people do this to France? Why would the town hall of Libourne be blown down, the tourist office? Why would the town hall in Marseille be invaded or the prefecture in Bordeaux? How can we have got there? There is nothing that justifies it, nothing that explains it, nothing that excuses it. We are all feeling anger and shame tonight to see the streets of our cities ransacked like this is unbearable. I want to congratulate our forces of order. They stood strong and did their best. I think of all of the injured officers and their families. I want to express my support to all of our mayors and elected representatives and I want to state my support to all of the shopkeepers, artisans and traders who have faced violence and don't know what to do today. Some of them tried to defend their shops themselves against these criminals. I want to tell them they will not be on their own facing these difficulties. The government will provide answers. Tomorrow, the prime minister will chair a crisis meeting to mobilize support for all who are going through difficult times right now. Now, let's go ahead and talk about the man in charge, Emmanuel Macron. Fuel prices in France shot up after the war with Iran started. Gas got pricey. Groceries got pricey. Everything got pricey except Macron's excuses. Those are always free. And so who does Macron love to fight with? Well, of course, it's President Donald J. Trump. And so when Trump took a jab at him earlier this year, Macron fired right back that Trump's comments were neither elegant nor up to standard. Not elegant. OK, sure. Meanwhile, his capital city has cars burning in the canals. Very elegant. Very up to standard. Here's the part that really makes absolutely no sense. France pours mountains of money into its schools. Some of the biggest schools' budgets in Europe. And the students are rioting. Think about that. This is like buying your kid a brand new car and then coming home to find that he's setting the garage on fire. So Macron has been running France for 9 years. 9. Now at some point, Emmanuel, you can't keep blaming the weather for what's going on there. You are the weather. And so before anybody even laughed at J.D. Vance, they laughed at President Trump. Oh yeah, they did. Picture it. 2018, the United Nations, a room full of world leaders. President Trump steps up and warns Germany, if you keep buying all your energy from Russia, you're going to end up totally dependent on them. And the camera swings over to the German delegation, smirking and grinning and laughing like some young school girls, whispering to each other, kind of like the new kid that just said something dumb in class. Reliance on a single foreign supplier can leave a nation vulnerable to extortion and intimidation. Germany will become totally dependent on Russian energy if it does not immediately change course. Here in the Western Hemisphere, we are committed to maintaining our independence from the encroachment of expansionist foreign powers. Fast forward four years, Russia invades Ukraine. The gas gets cut, prices explode, Germans are staring at heating bills that look like car payments. Oh, and it gets even better than that. Germany had decided to go ahead and shut down its nuclear power plants. Clean, reliable power, gone. Who needs it? Yeah, they did. So what did they do when the gas dried up? Well, they fired up the old coal plants, including brown coal, the dirtiest fuel on the planet. the greenest country in Europe shoveling dirt into a furnace. So who's smirking now? Not the Germans. Now, you gotta understand how this usually goes. An American politician flies to Brussels, home of the European Union, lands on a private jet, gets a nice hotel, somebody hands him a cigar, somebody pours him a glass of fine wine that's older than his kids, and then comes the cheese plate. 14 different cheeses. All of them smell like gym socks. All of them cost $40 a bite. Don't go into the bathroom after he leaves. That's all I'm saying. He smiles for the photo, shakes every hand, gives a speech about key strategic alliances and shared values. Nobody remembers a single word. Everyone goes home happy. And he grabs some fries on the way out because French fries actually come from Belgium. Even the fries in Europe are confused about where they're from. That's the routine, guys. Kiss the ring, shine the shoes, don't make waves. J.D. Vance skipped the routine. He didn't kiss the ring. He held up a mirror. And, well, Europe didn't like what it saw. So here's the part almost nobody's talking about. The warnings did not come from Washington. About 10 years ago, a top official from one of the royal families in the Gulf stood in front of a Western audience and gave Europe a warning. Now picture it, right? He's speaking in English. He's got a translator right there. And he says, nope i'll go ahead and say it myself in english so you get it exactly right then he tells him one day you'll see more radical extremists coming out of europe why because europe is too busy being politically correct to make hard decisions oh and then the kicker he said europe keeps acting like it understands the middle east better than the people who actually live there and let me say this in english so you can understand what i'm saying translation no i know you have translation but I just want to make sure you get it right. There will come a day that we will see far more radical extremists and terrorists coming out of Europe because of the lack of decision-making, trying to be politically correct, or assuming that they know the Middle East and they know Islam and they know the others far better than we do. And I'm sorry, but that's pure ignorance. Now let that sink in. A man from the region told them, trust me, I know the neighborhood. And Europe said, no, no thanks. We read a pamphlet. Washington warned them. The desert warned them. They ignored everybody. Now, let's be honest, guys. Not everybody loves J.D. Vance. Back in 2016, he was one of President Trump's loudest critics. Today, he's President Trump's vice president. Yeah, so the doubters say he's a chameleon. He changes colors to fit the room. Okay, then explain Munich because a chameleon walks into a room full of powerful Europeans and turns colors of the agreement JD Vance he walked in and turned the color of a fire alarm others say that he's secretly working for the global elites really it's a funny way to work for somebody flying to their house and telling them that their policies are wrecking their own countries I don't know about you but that's not a puppet that's a man cutting his own strings and plenty of folks in Ohio didn't trust him at first either. Then they watched him work. Talk is cheap, fair. So here's some action. When the Senate tied on the one big beautiful bill, J.D. Vance cast the deciding vote. Former Marine, not perfect, but definitely not a puppet. Now look, picture your own main street, your own coffee shop, your hardware store, your kid's school. Now picture it at night. Windows smashed, cars on fire, police in riot gear. That is Paris right now. That is Marseille. That is Brussels. And this is where America was heading with an open border and leaders who just stopped listening. And we hit the brakes, guys. Europe hit the gas. Here's the question everybody's arguing about. Who carries this fight forward? J.D. Vance, you know, the guy who called it to Europe's face? Or Marco Rubio, the Secretary of State that some folks call the fighter that this moment needs? Or maybe it's both. J.D. Vance and Marco Rubio on the 2028 ticket? Who knows? But tell me down below, J.D. Vance, Marco Rubio, or the dream team? I want to see it. But 2028 starts with right now. Early voting for the midterms is open. Go ahead and vote, guys. Because President Trump, he got laughed at. J.D. Vance got laughed at. And Europe, Europe is not laughing anymore. Well, folks, the warnings were real. The laughter was real. And now the fire is real. Now think of the one person who rolled their eyes at all of this. send them this video not to win an argument just so that they finally see it now if today's video open your eyes even a little bit hit the like button on the way out one second cost you nothing and it's a whole lot cheaper than rebuilding a french tourist office i tell you that much oh and if you're not subscribed yet what are you waiting for a smirk from the german delegation go ahead and hit subscribe guys we called this before long before it happened and there's a lot more coming see you next time