McKinsey case: Dupont-Aignan launches a search notice at the “financial prosecutor’s office which has disappeared”

Nicolas Dupont-Aignan, Debout la France presidential candidate, launched on Europe 1 a wanted notice to the “financial prosecutor’s office which has disappeared” so that it investigates Emmanuel Macron and a potential “conflict of interest at the top in the ‘McKinsey affair’. He was the guest of Dimitri Pavlenko in Europe Morning. Quoting the Senate report on the consulting firm, the deputy from Essonne continued: “The state spent one billion in 2021 on strategy advice.” And to add that these expenses have been “multiplied by four in three years”. For him, it is “serious because there is potentially a conflict of interest at the top”.

“It’s morally unbearable”

According to the DLF candidate, “when you call on McKinsey, who advised Pfizer and that you, President of the Republic, before being a candidate, you carried out an operation at Rothschild between Pfizer and Nestlé”, there is suspicion of collusion. “We spend the money of the French in absurd notes”, he persisted, citing two examples: “500,000 euros for a note on the teaching profession, four million euros to reduce the APL by five euros .”

He accused the American firm of having “provided free services” and of having “implemented the vaccine strategy for exorbitant prices”, while McKinsey “at the same time advises Pfizer”: “It’s morally unbearable” , he asserted.

Macron’s heritage in doubt?

Nicolas Dupont-Aignan also urged the financial prosecutor’s office to take an interest in “Emmanuel Macron’s declaration of assets” about the contracts made when he was a banker for Rothschild: “Where did the money go?”, a- he insisted. “I’m not making accusations, I’m asking for an investigation and I’m not the only one,” he concluded, referring to Republican Christian Jacob.