Right-wing French leader cancels CPAC speech, citing Bannon’s ‘gesture alluding to Nazi ideology’

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"Fight! Fight! Fight!" Steve Bannon shouted at the end of his speech, then raised his arm in the style of Hitler's greeting. The conference performance of Donald Trump's former chief strategist provided discussion – and even Jordan Bardella, the head of French right-wing populists, was too much.

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Steve Bannon after Jordan Bardella's Washington speech cancelled: 'It means he's not fit to lead'

The RN president canceled his appearance at CPAC after a 'gesture alluding to Nazi ideology' performed by the former special adviser to Donald Trump.

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France's Bardella Cancels CPAC Speech Over Bannon 'Nazi' Salute

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France's Bardella cancels CPAC speech over Bannon 'Nazi' salute

French far-right leader Jordan Bardella on Friday cancelled his speech at the conservative CPAC conference in Washington after what he described as a Nazi salute by a speaker, an apparent reference to Steve Bannon, his National Rally (RN) party said.

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Far-right French leader cancels CPAC speech over Bannon 'wave' he says alludes to 'Nazi ideology'

France's Jordan Bardella said he had been scheduled to speak about the links between the United States and France, and "the recent electoral dynamic of patriot parties in Europe," before he canceled the appearance.

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Jordan Bardella Cancels CPAC Speech After Steve Bannon’s ‘Gesture Referencing Nazi Ideology’

The former Trump advisor later calls the leader of France’s Right-Wing Party 'a pretty boy. He’s never going to be able to lead France.'