Fenby: Le Pen 'Not Trump-Like,' but Changing Landscape

The transcript discusses the impact of Donald Trump's presidency on anti-establishment movements in Europe, particularly focusing on Marine Le Pen's electoral prospects in France. It highlights the potential for significant political changes across Europe, citing Brexit and the rise of anti-EU and anti-immigrant sentiments as key factors. The discussion also touches on the challenges faced by mainstream political parties in adapting to these shifts.

How has Donald Trump's presidency influenced anti-establishment movements in Europe?

• It has increased their chances of success.

• It has decreased their popularity.

• It has had no impact.

• It has led to their dissolution.

What is the main challenge for Marine Le Pen in the French elections?

• Winning the first round of the election.

• Gaining support from mainstream right and left-wing voters.

• Raising campaign funds.

• Securing media coverage.

What significant political event is mentioned as an example of changing political movements in Europe?

• Brexit.

• The French presidential election.

• The German federal election.

• The Italian referendum.

Which country is highlighted for having a strong anti-Europe party?

• Germany

• Italy

• France

• Netherlands

What are the two main sentiments driving political change in Europe according to the transcript?

• Anti-EU and anti-immigrant sentiments.

• Anti-establishment and pro-immigrant sentiments.

• Pro-establishment and pro-globalization sentiments.

• Pro-EU and pro-immigrant sentiments.