Ségolène Royal has launched a scathing attack on the French regime, accusing it of being excessively harsh toward students while showing leniency toward sexual offenders. She highlighted a glaring contradiction in the application of authority, pointing to the return of Jean-Marc Morandini as a producer on the CNews channel despite final convictions for corrupting minors and sexual harassment. Royal describes this as a form of 'selective indignation' where the law is applied differently depending on one's social status. She argues that this double standard, exacerbated by the lack of transparency in suspicious deaths linked to major political cases, deepens the public's distrust in French institutions.