Music producer Michel Zecler poses in his offices in Saint-Cloud, western Paris, on October 28, 2026. On November 21, 2020, Michel Zecler was the victim of a violent beating at the hands of police officers, captured by surveillance cameras. Six years after - and with the trial of the police officers approaching on November 9 - the music producer remains deeply affected, both emotionally and by a sense of "anger" regarding the police violence that he believes continues to persist in France. (Photo by Joel Saget / AFP via Getty Images)

Music producer Michel Zecler poses for a photo session in his offices in Saint-Cloud, western Paris, on October 28, 2026. On November 21, 2020, Michel Zecler was the victim of a violent beating at the hands of police officers, captured by surveillance cameras. Six years after - and with the trial of the police officers approaching on November 9 - the music producer remains deeply affected, both emotionally and by a sense of "anger" regarding the police violence that he believes continues to persist in France. (Photo by Joel Saget / AFP via Getty Images)

Music producer Michel Zecler poses for a photo session in his offices in Saint-Cloud, western Paris, on October 28, 2026. On November 21, 2020, Michel Zecler was the victim of a violent beating at the hands of police officers, captured by surveillance cameras. Six years after - and with the trial of the police officers approaching on November 9 - the music producer remains deeply affected, both emotionally and by a sense of "anger" regarding the police violence that he believes continues to persist in France. (Photo by Joel Saget / AFP via Getty Images)

Music producer Michel Zecler poses for a photo session in his offices in Saint-Cloud, western Paris, on October 28, 2026. On November 21, 2020, Michel Zecler was the victim of a violent beating at the hands of police officers, captured by surveillance cameras. Six years after - and with the trial of the police officers approaching on November 9 - the music producer remains deeply affected, both emotionally and by a sense of "anger" regarding the police violence that he believes continues to persist in France. (Photo by Joel Saget / AFP via Getty Images)

Music producer Michel Zecler poses in his offices in Saint-Cloud, western Paris, on October 28, 2026. On November 21, 2020, Michel Zecler was the victim of a violent beating at the hands of police officers, captured by surveillance cameras. Six years after - and with the trial of the police officers approaching on November 9 - the music producer remains deeply affected, both emotionally and by a sense of "anger" regarding the police violence that he believes continues to persist in France. (Photo by Joel Saget / AFP via Getty Images)

Music producer Michel Zecler poses for a photo session in his offices in Saint-Cloud, western Paris, on October 28, 2026. On November 21, 2020, Michel Zecler was the victim of a violent beating at the hands of police officers, captured by surveillance cameras. Six years after - and with the trial of the police officers approaching on November 9 - the music producer remains deeply affected, both emotionally and by a sense of "anger" regarding the police violence that he believes continues to persist in France. (Photo by Joel Saget / AFP via Getty Images)

Music producer Michel Zecler poses in his offices in Saint-Cloud, western Paris, on October 28, 2026. On November 21, 2020, Michel Zecler was the victim of a violent beating at the hands of police officers, captured by surveillance cameras. Six years after - and with the trial of the police officers approaching on November 9 - the music producer remains deeply affected, both emotionally and by a sense of "anger" regarding the police violence that he believes continues to persist in France. (Photo by Joel Saget / AFP via Getty Images)

Businessman Benny Menendez, who voted for US President Donald Trump in 2024 and is now supporting Democratic candidates, poses for a photo during a midterm campaign rally in Weslaco, Texas, on October 25, 2026. In the Rio Grande Valley at the southernmost tip of Texas, cowboy boots stomp along to Tejano music in a heavily Latino region whose voters could deliver on Democrats' hopes of winning their first statewide race in more than 30 years. After supporting President Donald Trump in 2024, polls indicate the traditionally Democratic voters here are turning against the Republican leader who has overseen biting inflation and a heavy-handed crackdown on migrants. (Photo by Gabriel V. Cardenas / AFP via Getty Images)