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As Marine Le Pen鈥檚 advisor and brother-in-law Philippe Olivier 尝鈥椭虫辫谤别蝉蝉, Bannon鈥檚 presence symbolized 鈥渁n opening up of the movements that focus on the protection of borders.鈥� Still, he was skeptical. 鈥淸Bannon] discusses very simple, very understandable ideas. But I don鈥檛 think they will work in France. We are a very political people. We have a more elaborate way of thinking.鈥�

Since Marine Le Pen took over the party in 2011, the FN has attempted to increasingly soften its appearance by publicly condemning the antisemitism and overt racism that characterized the leadership of the party鈥檚 founder, Marine Le Pen鈥檚 father, Jean-Marie Le Pen. Just last week, after several condemnations for Holocaust denialism, Jean-Marie Le Pen for racist comments against the Roma people. He was excluded from the party in 2015, and at this weekend鈥檚 congress, his position as honorary president was abolished, leading to his from the party he created.

Marine Le Pen, who was re-elected as the president of the FN this weekend, to Emmanuel Macron in May 2017, leaving the party in crisis. The party has been plagued by accounts of and ever since. Some FN members that Bannon鈥檚 presence 鈥攃onfirmed only this past after a last minute invitation that led Bannon to his planned visit to the Vatican 鈥� would compromise the FN鈥檚 ongoing campaign to clean up its image, a strategy that led the FN to its second presidential run-up in history but did not lead to presidential victory. As Bannon declared to the FN Congress:

You fight for your country and they call you racist. But the days when those kind of insults work [are] over. The establishment media are the dogs of the system. Every day, we become stronger and they become weaker. Let them call you racists, xenophobes or whatever else, wear these like a medal.

The Le Pen dynasty has been rife with interfamilial struggle, in part over the 鈥渄e-demonization鈥� issue. When asked by a reporter if Marine Le Pen was a declining star, compared to her popular and more openly anti-immigrant niece Marion Mar茅chal-Le Pen, Bannon rubbed salt on some sore wounds by lavishing Mar茅chal-Le Pen: 鈥淪he is not simply a rising star on the right in France. She鈥檚 one of the most impressive people in the entire world,鈥� he said, that France was very lucky to have her for the next decades. When questioned about Bannon鈥檚 clear favoritism, Marine Le Pen accused French journalists of trying to drive a wedge between her and her niece.

Once the youngest member of France鈥檚 parliament (Assembl茅e Nationale), after her aunt鈥檚 presidential loss, Marion Mar茅chal-Le Pen decided to take a step back from politics in May 2017, claiming her daughter. However, the far-right firebrand鈥檚 resignation in the middle of the electoral season led to speculation about whether she was resigning out of disagreement with the party鈥檚 leadership. Her grandfather Jean-Marie Le Pen instantly blamed her for her 鈥渄esertion.鈥� Her tenure in Vaucluse in southern France was characterized by her bringing back the party to its hardline, making her widely popular even beyond her constituency: Mar茅chal-Le Pen according to a recent Elabe survey, with 33 percent of French people hoping for her return in politics according to a recent IFOP poll.

It is unsurprising that she has drawn Bannon鈥檚 favor. Mar茅chal-Le Pen is a vibrant voice for and anti-LGBT sentiment. She has with some of the most racist and violent , and collaborated with the occasionally violent anti-immigrant French identitarians in the south. Breitbart similarly from white nationalists and alt-right figures under Bannon鈥檚 leadership.

A specialist at packaging hate in appealing ways, Bannon stepped in to give Mar茅chal-Le Pen advice on her new project, a to support rightwing supporters and movements (a project for which she was by a businessman previously of taking money from schools to appear in his 鈥渂est masters鈥� ranking.) After Mar茅chal-Le Pen鈥檚 February 2018 speech at Conservative Political Action Conference was widely fawned over from every corner of the far-right and alt-right in February 2018, .

Bannon has claimed that other European populists have been . As he The New York Times:

They see what Breitbart did and they want it in their own language. That鈥檚 the key. Right now my sites [Bannon slipped, since he is technically no longer employed by the publication] are in English, they want one in their own language.

In 2016, while still employed by the publication, Bannon ahead of the countries鈥� upcoming elections, before backtracking from the plan. He has also credited Breitbart London, the publication鈥檚 outpost in the United Kingdom, for making Brexit possible. Bannon has floated the idea of the creation of a think tank to 鈥渨eaponize鈥� nationalist and populist ideas in the U.S., and according to The New York Times, in Europe to spread these ideas.

For now, Bannon鈥檚 role might simply be consultative: in Zurich, Bannon with Alice Weidel, the chairman of the parliamentary group of the far-right German party Alternative f眉r Deutschland (AfD). She expressed interest in creating a newsroom for the party, which she said is plagued by lack of positive attention from the mainstream media. Weidel was interested in seeking out Bannon鈥檚 advice on political communication and alternative media.

Arriving in Italy during the elections, Bannon has been elusive about who he met on the Italian far-right, but expressed support for the anti-immigrant, far-right League as well as backed a coalition between the League and the more nebulous, anti-establishment Five Stars movement party. . A spokesman for Matteo Salvini, the head of the

Moving on to the Italian part of Switzerland, Bannon , and on March 6, 2018, organized by Swiss politician Roger K枚ppel, of the rightwing Swiss People鈥檚 Party. Bannon addressed a sold-out room of 1,500 people, with some 100 protestors opposing his presence outside. There, Bannon explained the key struggles facing the populist movement, hitting most of his familiar themes:

Central banks are in the business of debasing your currency. Central governments are in the business of debasing your citizenship. Central technology conglomerates are in the business of debasing your own personal sovereignty and your own data, your own information, what you generate鈥� Between the currency the citizenship and your data, you're just serfs. It's a new serfdom and the way you break that is with a political movement that believes in subsidiarity and pushes the rights back to the people.

In contrast, he said the populist movement 鈥渋s based upon the maximization of your citizenship value.鈥�

In Bannon鈥檚 interpretation, Brexit and Trump鈥檚 election were inextricably linked because of China, whose exports 鈥済utted the Midwest heartland, the industrial heartland of our country and also the midland of England although it came through Germany and other places, it鈥檚 still the excess capacity of China鈥檚 industrial might.鈥� Blaming China for appropriating the innovation of the West and unfairly subsidizing its own economy, Bannon called for answering the country鈥檚 rise with information and economic warfare.

Bannon had initially announced to the Corriere della Serra that he would stay in Europe for a few months, but he is at a Financial Times conference on the Future of News on March 22 in New York City. He has flown back to Washington, D.C., last听weekend, and has more plans to meet with Marine Le Pen mid-April.

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