Jordan Bardella

Jordan, who works as the president of the French National Union, did not support the LGBT community, and somehow it turned out that he began to argue with the French minister himself.

Sitting in a conference where they were filmed by a thousand cameras and broadcasted to a TV, Jordan sat calmly, leaning back in his chair and sipping water from a cup. His gaze was fixed on Prime Minister Gabriel. His gaze slowly moved over him, as if noting all the weak points. While the Minister actively and loudly defended his point of view that LGBT people did not belong here, Jordan only nodded calmly at him, looking with half-closed eyes.

I understand you perfectly, Gabriel Attal.

After the first meeting, they parted ways. Jordan was standing near the table, going through his presentations, when his gaze slid up, looking for Gabriel. He saw him leaving and, gathering his things, he left too. It was funny to see how angry the short prime minister was. Jordan's smile spread across his face.

We started arguing with Gabriel about LGBT rights.