withdrawn in Nord-Deux-Sèvres, Brian London votes Trump

Elite soldier attached to the security of the American presidency before being responsible, within the secret services, for the fight against money laundering resulting from drug trafficking and ending his career at the direction of Interpol, Brian London has a life that could have fueled the plot of an action film. At the time of a deserved retirement, the child of Fort Brag, now aged 73, retired in 2014 to Moutiers-sous-Chantemerle where he spends happy days with his daughter Margaux and his wife Marie-Line, met in Illinois. He thus honored the promise made to his wife, a native of Largeasse.

“He has common sense and experience”

Brian London voted “by post” in the key state of North Carolina, one of these famous “swing states”. “I voted for Trump and I think he will win, says the guy. He's the only politician I know who says exactly what he means and does what he says. »

His daughter Margaux, who translated her father's words for us, would have made the same choice. “I have dual nationality, I could have voted, but busy with my studies I didn't have the time. But my vote would have been for Trump, that’s obvious. »

Brian London knows what he's talking about. “When I was in the Secret Service in the United States, I got to know the presidents. This helps a lot to base your own opinion. I have faith in Trump to turn things around and make America better. He has common sense and experience. » The charge against the Democratic candidate is uncompromising. “Look at what Kamala Harris has done in her administration over the last three and a half years: they opened the borders, there is more crime, the economy is destroyed. »

Brian London is following this campaign intensely. “The two biggest elections I have experienced in my life are that of 1980 which saw the victory of Ronald Reagan… And that of 2024 which I live with passion. I check the daily news several times a day via podcasts, YouTube and Fox News. Even though I live in France, I'm probably better informed than many Americans. It's important. If you don't take the time to do your own research, you won't know the truth. »