and ode to joy from beethoven. we had an ode to joy from beethoven at the louvre museum last night. that macron there told supporters that the rest of the world would be watching how it would react. as. >> translator: the people of the world look for a new hope. a safer world. a world of freedom to defend it, a world of growth, a world of more justice, and more environment agendas. to defend our democratic vitality, to reinforce our economy. with the new protections of this world around us to give a voice to everyone through school, work. and culture. >> i think emmanuel macron sums the elite of france in many ways, doesn't he? he's a businessman who went into politics. and covering both of those as well. we've got another guest actually now, karen, who in a similar vein. a town counselor. and also you're an entrepreneur. so, let's start off with the politics first of all. good news or bad news that macron is your next president? >> well, half and half. good news because we're having a fresh tide in french politics. we have a new president, 39 years old. and it's the first time that

. >>> the winner came on stage accompanied by beethoven's ode to joy. the european anthem. >> the loser tried to dance her blues away to i love rock and roll. >> he's a former investment banker who has never run for office before. with the left and the right of french politics rejected by the voters, he came up the middle in a win that can only be called a landslide. he said he understood the anger of those who supported his far right opponent and would work for them too. it's hard to see how the principles of marine le pen's principles can be accommodated. the french chose moderation over extremism. in the french system. voters are given two ballots, each with a candidate's name on it. they vote with one and throw the other away. trash bags were full of rejected scraps of paper with marine le pen's name on them. macron ran on the idea of economic reform and an international approach to problems and won. mark phillips, cbs news, paris. >>> president trump tweeted about france's election writing congratulations to emmanuel macron on his big win. i look f

taking the strange to the -- the stage to the strings of beethoven's ode to joy, emmanuel macron allowedimself to publicly enjoy the moment. , forank you for being here fighting with courage and kindness. months.of these tonight, this is a win for you. this is a win for france. triumph, he recognized the division that led voters to support the far right national front. >> today, they have expressed their anger, their dismay, and for some their convictions. i respect them, but i will do everything i can hear to make sure there is no more reason to vote for extremes anymore. >> healing those divisions will be one of the biggest challenges facing macron as he prepares to begin his five-year term. desking to turn out to my -- guest. thank you very much for coming in. so, the pollsters predicted macron would come out on top. why the wide -- it was a wider margin and was expected. what do you put his victory down to? then many ways, it was failure of the conservative candidate to get out of the scandals around him. at one point, he was the clear favorite. road ton absolute royal power, but he

. >> the winner strode on stage to give his victory speech accompanied by beethoven's ode to joy, theopean anthem. the loser trade to dance her blues away to "i love rock and roll" ( laughter ) >> trevor: you know what they say, dance like nobody is voting. honestly, i believe le pen is happy. she lost the election but she won a lot of the people. her xenophobic national party came from nothing to win 35% of the vote which is basically all donald trump really wanted. he didn't want to win, he just wanted to be the opposition party, criticizing the president at every turn. sitting at home, like, if i was president, i would fix healthcare so fast, so fast, the fastest, folks, and i most certainly would not have been on the golf course -- no golf, no golf -- ( laughter ) >> trevor: but the french election was different. there were other things i liked about it. the media announced it like the finale of a reality show. this whole hop popping up thing and when the winner gives a speech they have a mime on screen doing it with them. obviously that's sign language. it's not miming. i just co

berry lived there in the 50's and many of his big hits johnny b good and rock and roll beethoven. >>fox's nfl show for the upcoming season. he spent the past two years at cbs. he currently holds the nfl record for touchdown receptions and total receiving yards by a tight end. he's joining fox. >> moving. >> all right. >> well, the warm air we had yesterday in the afternoon is moving out of here, right. >> yes. you're unfortunately right. well done. we do have some cooler air moving in through the day. in fact temperatures not going to move too much from where they are as you step outside this morning. before school 52 to 60 degrees. a couple of showers out there early. probably a better chance after school that they'll be more widespread. 55 to 61 after school. again as you see there temperatures not moving too much today. it will be a cooler day in the d.c. area. 60 degrees is what we'll call the day will be spent in the 50's by the time we get to the afternoon hour. 58 tomorrow. only 57 on saturday and saturday especially during the morning hours it looks like we could have some he

they played beethoven's ode on joy, which is the anthem of the european union. lou: more joy in brussels no doubt. some relief in many quarters of france. ashley, thank you -- let me ask you this. everyone is describing macron as a centrist? he is a socialist. and i can't quite add this up, help me out. reporter: well, all about system manics -- semantics, he said either left wing or right wing, socialists, as you said, socialist government with socialist ideas here, is not that popular with the unions, he wants to reform the labor laws here and cut public spending, this is a real mishmash of economic agenda you could argue geese t goes to the right or the left, but he calm out -- came out as a socialist. lou: ashley webster thank you. from paris, wild tal we'll talk you to later in the broadcast. >> thank you. lou: here to discuss implications of the election, populist movement and trum agenda gayle trotter, ed rollins. gayle, she was trounced, marine la pen. and a 39-year-old who spent two years as a minnister of the economy for the hollande government, the mo

notice that will this is beethoven's ode to joy, the anthem of the european union.rmacron was a reform. a vote for the e.u., and for the european union can listen to the fact that many french people are not happy with the way the eu is run. >> let us go to the loo right now. there is of irony that we discussed -- louvre right now. there is bit of irony we discussed earlier. this president-elect says he will be at the museum, by the 1989 and looking back to the home of the kings of the 16th century in france. let us listen to the audience and the comments. >> you looks more cheerful now. >> much better than he looked or. -- before. >> my dear friends, thank you. french]g >> thank you for being here tonight. there are tens of thousands, although i can only see a few faces in the crowd, the thank you. -- but thank you, thank you for being here. thank you for fighting with such throughout the months. .onight, we won france one. -- when auto. -- won. [applause] [speaking french] >> what we have been doing in months iswo unprecedented. there is no such thing in history. e

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the winner strode on stage to give his vistry by beethoven's "ode to joy." the loser tried to dance her way to "i lov re rock 'n' roll." she couldn't have loved the numbers. he had briefly been a cabinet minister but had never been in politics. he came up with a 66/34 win that can only be called a landslide. he understood the anger of those who supported the right wing opponent but would work hard for them. but it's hard to see how malik le pen's position can be accommodated. by a factor of 2/1, they chose macron over they vote with one and throw the other way. trash bags across france were full of rejected scraps of paper with marine le pen's name on them. macron's news is not all good. he now inherits all the problems that undermine the hollande presidency. she campaigned on protectionism and close border. he argued for a national igs tiis tick approach, and he won. >> thank you, mark. >>> north korea arrested kim hak song on saturday. he's the second american month. adriana diaz has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. at this point we don

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i'm a little shocked at a french minister walking out to beethoven and german symphony. >> they sango. don't worry. >> that should come first, though. and teresa may will insist on whatever the great british anthems are, not on some german composer. >> some german composer. >> i am surprised he said it. it's a mistake a lot of european leaders are making right now. he said there is no french culture. he's wrong. there is a distinct french culture. there is a distinct german culture. there is a distinct dutch culture. they are not the united states of america. they are france. and that's the mistake european leaders have been making for too long. there is a french culture and the french want him to protect that culture without being a xenophobe. >> richard haas, thank you very much. >> thank you, richard. >> health care and the fallout from last week's health care vote. republican members of congress spent the weekend defending the merits of their health care reform effort, consisting that no one will lose coverage. >> this is a rescue mission to make sure that we can achieve the goal