Place it at the end of a boastful segment, right before the cut to reactions. Follow it with the awkward crickets to let the claim hang, or precede it with a shocking sting when the exaggeration needs a buildup first.
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This is a short voice clip, just under two seconds, of French politician Jean-Marie Le Pen invoking Tartarin as a bluffer. It lands as pointed and mocking, the kind of jab that turns an accusation of exaggeration into a punchline. The line circulates from a Le Pen best-of humour compilation.