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Guillaume Herblot designated as the best punchline of the week a comment from Yoann Usai, a journalist from CNews whom he described as "wonderful." According to Herblot, Usai had noted that Louis Boyard and many LFI deputies had spent more time in front of schools than inside them. Herblot praised this phrase, stating that it summarized the CV of the elected officials in one sentence. #CNews #politique #humour (translated)

Juge Coupable questioned the proximities between LFI and political Islam by mentioning an image of Louis Boyard alongside the grandson of Tariq Ramadan. He argued that this image raised questions and deserved explanations, and referred to CNEWS. https://t.co/w8G1PqkWFm #LFI #Islamisme #Politique (translated)

Matthieu Valet stated that he had previously warned Louis Boyard on France Info TV against disturbing the streets. He then claimed that the deputy had gone that very morning to a blockage, where a police commissioner explained the functioning of the law to him. Valet added that the tricolor scarf did not confer all rights and estimated that Boyard should rather work at the National Assembly. He congratulated the commissioner for intervening. (translated)

Ilan Gabet wrote that in the presence of Deputy Louis Boyard, a commissioner stated that she would disperse Assas by force after warnings. According to him, Boyard replied that there was no reason to intervene and that everything was going well. He added that the commissioner turned to her superior without responding, and that he did not explain the reasons for the police intervention. #Police #Député #Libertés (translated)

Matthieu Valet indicated that he had agreed to debate with LFI deputy Louis Boyard on franceinfo TV. He accused the latter of poorly handling contradiction and believed that he struggled to respond to arguments and facts, multiplying diversions and seeking help from journalists. Valet also stated that he had reproached a public service journalist who had used the term "police violence." He criticized him for adopting, in his view, the vocabulary of the far left and anti-police activists, adding that a journalist paid with French taxpayers' money should not do so. He finally claimed to have laughed a lot at Boyard's performance. #Débat #Politique #France (translated)

Henri de Turenne opposed a formula calling to follow, kill, or avenge one who advances, retreats, or dies, to the behavior of Louis Boyard, whom he accused of fleeing at the first sign of danger. He characterized this contrast as a decline and a shame. https://t.co/McrZmIYb1X #Politique #Déception #Honte (translated)

Fdesouche.com, press review, indicated that an old video of Louis Boyard about the 2023 Block Challenge had resurfaced on social media. In the excerpt, he said that the participants knew the idea was "a dumb idea" and anticipated what it would trigger. https://t.co/EGt27gmWVf https://t.co/fxMT9zwifX https://t.co/fjKgOsKF8C #BlocusChallenge #LouisBoyard #RéseauxSociaux (translated)

In a satirical publication, Eddy Mitchel Sardou joked that Louis Boyard had broken the sound barrier before arriving at the National Assembly, after a noise of explosion. He presented him as the first deputy to achieve this feat. https://t.co/AJMaZW7dpw #LouisBoyard #AssembléeNationale #politique (translated)

Fdesouche.com, a news review, reported that Louis Boyard was mocked on social media after calling high school students to follow him, only to move away less than ten seconds later during the dispersal by law enforcement. https://t.co/uhbFIKNmuB #LouisBoyard #RéseauxSociaux #Lycéens (translated)

Surprisingly, the student leaders who parade on the news channels claiming their independence from La France Insoumise were present at a round table with Louis Boyard during the summer universities of La France Insoumise. https://t.co/AqnwYhyHhE #FranceInsoumise #Etudiants #Politique (translated)