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In this special episode of World Review, Ido Vock in London is joined by Emily Tamkin in Tel Aviv to discuss his interview with Michel Barnier, now running for the Republican presidential nomination.

We hear about Barnier’s new book, My Secret Brexit Diary, the right-wing polemicist Eric Zemmour, and whether fuel shortages in the UK are, in part, a result of Brexit.

Further reading:

Michel Barnier interview: “No way” Eric Zemmour should be allowed to run for the Republican presidential nomination

Andrew Hussey on the “TV-friendly fascist”, Eric Zemmour’s, presidential bid

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What does Michel Barnier believe?

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