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French philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy appeared on Bill Maher's program to argue that the Yellow Vest movement in France has morphed into a fascist and anti-Semitic wave. The hosts dispute Lévy's definition of populism as a "gentle name for fascism," noting that historical fascism was not inherently anti-Semitic until the rise of Hitler.
Bernard-Henri Lévy Defends DSK and Dismisses Conspiracy Theories
French philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy appears on CNN with Eliot Spitzer to defend Dominique Strauss-Kahn, arguing that the reputational harm of the accusations is a "violent" and "cruel" injustice. Lévy dismisses theories that the arrest was a setup by Nicolas Sarkozy's party as "comfortable" conspiracy theories. The hosts mock Lévy's defense and discuss DSK's resignation from the IMF.
The hosts mock a French intellectual, presumably Bernard-Henri Lévy, for his appearance on a CNN program discussing American gun laws. They criticize his factual errors regarding gun purchasing and his use of the death of nine-year-old Christina Green to push a disarmament agenda.
