Gilles Paris, a Le Monde columnist on foreign affairs, and Sophie Pedder, Paris Bureau Chief for The Economist, delve into the surprising rise of far-right politics in France. They discuss President Macron's decision for snap elections and the implications of a growing anti-immigrant sentiment among youth. The conversation highlights how Marine Le Pen's party is rebranding to resonate with younger voters, using contemporary language and social media. They explore the generational shift in political beliefs, revealing a complex landscape of youth disillusionment and emerging political alignments.