Macron Humiliated, the time of the "Manu-show" is over, between Televised Clownerie at 8pm and Trump's Scathing Visit without a French government, the Élysée on the Brink On Saturday, December 7, Macron will face Trump: the snub of the century for "Manu without a government", After more than five years of absence, Donald Trump returns to France. At the beginning of his first term, he had visited the country four times, but relations with Emmanuel Macron had cooled. This December 7, he will visit the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, recently restored. French political theater reaches new heights of grotesque. Emmanuel Macron, a disowned and isolated president, desperately clings to his throne while Donald Trump, the eternal showman of world politics, arrives in Paris. Between a meaningless televised address, a vacation in the desert with his old advisers and a disastrous domestic situation, Macron gives the image of a man who has lost everything. And as if that were not enough, Trump’s visit promises to transform this shipwreck into a global humiliation. France: E. Macron in Riyadh, D. Trump steals the show at Notre-Dame, and the politics of chaos to finish off the French people? Macron and the Speech of Shame Last night, at 8 p.m., Emmanuel Macron gave himself yet another television appearance to… say nothing. A sterile speech, where he seemed more concerned with playing the statesman than providing solutions to the multiple crises shaking the country. In a style worthy of a fallen monarch, he simply showed that he was still there – but for what purpose? Returning from a vacation in the desert, where he had surrounded himself with his old allies like Jack Lang and Jacques Attali, Macron proved how disconnected he was from reality. While France burns, the president dances, flute in hand, in the posture of a sad clown. At this level, it is no longer amateurism, it is pure and simple abandonment.