this means mobilization, that is how françois hollande, emmanuel macron, and before that jacques chiracions in france through mobilization, representatives of all political forces, not the extreme right, voted for one candidate. in the second round, so that no to allow the far right of the french president, and so the very unpopular jacques chirac was elected as a friend of the president of the french republic, because the people did not want to allow jean-marie le pen into the seat during the second term of charac. will it be so now? it's hard to say to the end. the left is now calling for all third-place candidates to drop out. that representatives of either macron's party or the republicans enter parliament, and to stop the far-right in any case. perhaps it will also offer its own candidates of emmanuel macron, but it is difficult to say, because the left has a rather cool attitude towards the current french president, and he has an even worse relationship with them than with. right-wing, but in theory it should have been like this, all non -ultra-right formations in france should wi

he is often shared his. votes, but still lost to jacques chirac. in 2011, jean-marie lepin resigned, and he was elected as the new chairman in the internal party elections... marine lepin, she began to change the image of the national front, abandoned the most radical rhetoric, shifted the focus of the party program from migration issues to the themes of euroscepticism and strengthening security countries. marin entered into an acute conflict with her father, as a result of which he was expelled from the party in 2015. the popularity of the national front grew. in the elections in he won the european parliament in 2014. the most votes in france, winning 24 seats in the european assembly. in the 2017 presidential elections, marina lepine lost the election to emmanuel macron. a year later , the national front was renamed the national rally party. marine lepine's successor as party leader was twenty-eight-year-old jordan bardella, a young man from the parisian outskirts. the duo lepine and bardella have already been nicknamed brunette. blonde, social

the politicians did respond, jacques chirac- did respond, jacques chirac acknowledged the poison of ritual it reallyjustified? it is foundation of the republic. was it really justified?— reallyjustified? it is not my contempt. _ reallyjustified? it is not my contempt. it _ reallyjustified? it is not my contempt, it is _ reallyjustified? it is not my contempt, it is the - reallyjustified? it is not my contempt, it is the reaction| reallyjustified? it is not my i contempt, it is the reaction of reallyjustified? it is not my - contempt, it is the reaction of the kids. it is not like i say something, itjust happens, the kids reacted and they torched cars. they do not kill anybody. it is just a reaction against the establishment and against the way these people... it is all about respect. rebellion is the same story. if you do not respect, then you cannot find peace. is that a justification? i respect, then you cannot find peace. is that a justification?— is that a 'ustification? i think it is. you is that a justification? i think it is. you cannot, _ is that a justification? i think it is. you

last case of which actually happened in 1997 and 2002 between the socialist lionel jossman and jacques chirac, in fact gulisty, and since that incident, this is actually due to the change of election dates political symbiosis had not happened until now when mr. macron took this big risk, in fact... he has actually exposed himself to this risk of symbiosis, because if a prime minister from his opposition party comes to work, he will practically destroy important parts of the cabinet. he will lose, and it is even possible that in 2027, with the popularity that this new prime minister is gaining , he has actually given the power to the wing. of course, he himself says that legally i am still the head of the party and that what i want to do is practical it will actually increase the number of right-wing candidates who will be supported by the extreme right and will increase the weight of the right in the parliament, but we will have to see in the coming days whether mr. cioti will actually leave the job completely. he will succeed in bringing the rest of the people who are in the right-wing party

only in 2002 he made it to the second round, gained almost 18% of the votes, but still lost to jacques chirac. in 2011, jeanne-marie lepin resigned, and his daughter marine lepin was elected as the new chairman in the internal party elections. she began to change the image of the national front and abandoned the most radical rhetoric. shifted the focus of the party program from migration issues to euroscepticism and strengthening the country's security. marin entered into a relationship with her father acute conflict. as a result, he was expelled from the party in 2015. the popularity of the national front grew. in the 2014 european parliament elections, he received the most votes in france, winning 24 seats in the european assembly. in the 2017 presidential elections, marina lepine lost the election to emmanuel macron. a year later , the national front was renamed the national rally party. succeeded by marine lepin. twenty-eight-year-old jordan bardella, a young man from the parisian outskirts, took over as party leader. the duet of lipen and bardella has already nicknamed brunette and blond

jacques chirac tried to do something similar in 1997. the liver of his prime minister allan jupe causedl crisis and a drop in the popularity of both politicians, and although forecasts predicted a victory for the right , the left coalition won the snap elections, with which the president and prime minister had to cohabitate; analysts believe that the government today has every chance of defeating macron, whose popularity is also extremely low. the french do not vote for their representative in the european parliament or even for their representative in the national assembly. they vote to say no to macron, they may well be the majority, the risks he is taking are enormous. experts note that if the same maneuver brings success to macron, his decision will be recognized as masterful, however, if new elections bring the president france's second defeat in a row, the rest of his presidential term will be extremely difficult for the elysian palace. the remaining 3 weeks before the elections, the press and the president will traditionally try to demonize marine lepin’s party. right forces. wha

to lupine's victory in the european elections. dissolved the national assembly, the last time jacques chirac nineties seventh year and, by the way, then lost the parliamentary majority in the re-elections. well, at the end of the issue about currencies: the dollar today costs 88 rubles. 99 kopecks. the euro exchange rate is 9563. and that’s all i have for now. novel. konstantin, thank you. now to the most recent message. russian fighters broke through the defenses of the ukrainian armed forces under ugledair. sea python stormtroopers. switzerland, contrary to the wishes of kiev, will not contain demands on russia to withdraw troops, the japanese television channel nhk reports. the event starts on june 15, representatives of many countries, including china and brazil from refused to participate in the summit. russian schoolchildren returned home victorious from malaysia, where they participated in the asian physics olympiad. our team won eight medals, five gold and three silver. participants from 27 countries competed for awards at the tournament. alexandra perfilyeva will tell this presentat

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the last time french lawmakers were dissolved by president jacques chirac was in 1997. taking the national multi-subject test in rospol, however , the educational process has not gone smoothly for many ukrainians in the past few years in a row. however, how to get education remotely. let's talk further. constant air raids, russian rocket attacks on schools, power outages. such are the realities of obtaining secondary education in ukraine now, an additional challenge is moving abroad. so today many parents are forced to search alternative ways of learning for their children. one of these is distance schools. there are a lot of destructive positions that distance education is... something unclear, the teacher is not seen, no, every week with each subject teacher there is online direct class work, that is, in distance education, the child always has access to learning, wherever he is geographically was not and in whatever situation it was. distance schools have long been licensed by the ministry of education of ukraine, and their certificates and certificates of secondary

like, 30 years ago we had an election between jacques chirac and jean—marie le pen. we're always in, you know, that dance in between, between dark and light, in between good and evil. and there's nothing... i'm not shocked by what's going on, and i don't think it will change what we are. it won't change us. i'm just| thinking about comparisons with the united states of america, where there is also deep political polarisation, and you have big hollywood actor, celebrities like robert de niro, who wade into the debate and rail against donald trump. would that work in france? if we had something as marked as what they go through. because america is so binary, you know — it's like there is good and bad and they act like that. we're way more subtle. i don't think i can go — me as a person, as a public figure — i can go against anybody politically, especially to... ..to support another one. i think they're all the same. do ou? , ., despite macron�*s message to the nation just the other night where he said, essentially, i am giving you, the french people, a choice. yeah. an

part was to put them in a situation in which jordan bardella would be in the same situation that jacques chirac president lost the legislative election. francois mitterrand, called legally he had to, constitutionally , jacques constitutionally, jacques chirac, jacques chirac was a conservative leader, much more experienced than job and bardella. and the result was that , the he ran circles around that, the he ran circles around him for two years, and mitterrand was re—elected , it is mitterrand was re—elected, it is a very different situation right now. and i think what is fascinating about this sort of speeding up of the french political life is that, you , you political life is that, you, you events make you realise that the situation has changed, macron's calculation right now is essentially to create chaos. i think . think. >> well, chaos there certainly has been on the right. i mean, despite the fact that the right did very well in the european elections, of course, there are various factions. there are various factions. there are various parties on the right now . the reconquest party, wh

of course, is taking a risk, this has already been done in the fifth republic six times, but jacques chirac risk, and it is known that the prime minister, gabrieltal, he dissuaded macron, said that this is not the best time now for such a maneuver, but macron did not want to listen to anything, so he behaved like this, saying that he was doing it for the benefit of france, but in reality, of course, he just wants to. put all the finishing touches, counting on summer holidays, which are taking place right at the time of the elections, it will be hoped that his voters will show themselves much more actively, after all , the european elections are not as popular as the national ones in france, but if you look at other countries, then yes indeed in belgium also has prime minister alexandre decrot, who actively supported assistance to ukraine and all kinds of advancement namely into nato and full integration, and for nato to participate in all this, then, of course, he was not supported here either, it will be difficult for him too, since the country is already split into two parts, the extreme

former french president jacques chirac was considered a real gelavilas.cally died in paris, he was with his mistress, italian film actress claudia cardinali, as they say, out of reach. the first lady of the fifth republic, bernadette chirac, had to go to the clinic. citing poor health, although during his lifetime, chirac’s political career was not particularly hampered by his vicious connections, perhaps because, by and large, no one denounced him, as happened, for example, with the head of the international monetary fund, domenic strausscan. in 2009 , he publicly declared that it was high time to say goodbye to the dollar. the need for a higher level of financial stability could not be greater. he came to me and grabbed my breast, i asked him to stop, i said that i didn’t want to lose my job. a loud scandal forced the head of the imf to leave his post and abandon his serious political ambitions. he was destined for the presidency france. meanwhile, the maid was convicted of lying, the rape case was dropped due to the lack of real evidence, but the polit

we saw it with jacques chirac back in the 90s, who had to give up the hara, the power to prime minister lionel joe span, left-wing prime minister, and the two of them did not get along and issues of precedent has powers over defense and has the funds as an over foreign policy but the prime minister heads the purpose. first string isn't so the prime minister effectively can shut down and change operations. for instance, in ukraine, for example the president could want one thing in terms of supporting ukraine. but here the prime minister could go to the parliament and cut off the money. so it's, it could be a very difficult situation killing the next three years for president macron. >> very volatile indeed. all right. thank you, gentlemen, jim, better, min and max it's foster appreciated all right. new today also, top democratic elected leaders in this country are voicing support for president biden amid growing calls from other corners for biden to step away from his reelection campaign. this weekend to newspaper editorial board's the new york times and the atlanta in a journal constitu

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it's going back a while but when france won the world cup at home in 1998, jacques chirac�*s approvaling to one opinion poll. we note the final is after the general election but what do you make of it? it is that moment of national unity, a moment like that that any politician would kill for. absolutely, when rishi sunak announced the date of the general election, there were some sports fans thinking, does he not know what is going on at the same time? it is worth pointing out thatjuly four is a rest day. there will be no clash. it is fully interesting how much the tension has been captured by the election campaign. i think if england do progress and scotland may be progress through the stages, there will be that sense of optimism. the economy will be doing better because more people will be having barbecues. we can battle on and watch our football and that will get that economic sporting and may be political momentum that may have this sense of a new government. it could benefit keir starmer. i will ask the opposite question, what happens if it doesn't go the way of the home nations

in the very place where president biden was watching president bush and then french president jacques chirac go through the same exercise of remembering perhaps the greatest day in history and our president represented the united states of america on the world stage and reminded us once again that democracy is at risk both home and abroad. >> and he was very forceful about it and he was very clear. and he said many, many times that democracy is not free. you have to defend it you have to fight for it. and if we don't do that, then basically the burden falls and blood is spilled from youngest men and women who defend us and for anybody that ever there are seeing that have been omaha beach and seen the height that those kids scale to preserve freedom, you just your heart, not only breaks, but you said in an awesome wonder. and one of the things the president has been trying to say to us, this is now his seven speech on the subject. you'll talk about this tomorrow. there is that you have to preserve it at home and you have to deserve it, preserve it abroad. now, we have a person running for pre

parliament is a power that the french president had, last time, the french president used it was jacques chirache socialists. so this time emmanuel macron has to cohabitate with perhaps the far right, the national rally , far right, the national rally, and perhaps marine le pen or jordan bardella, who won yesterday, they have to have a cohabitation, we don't know. >> and , alex, we've seen a lurch >> and, alex, we've seen a lurch to the right in many european union countries, which means the parliament will look quite different. what impact will that have on the future of the european union? what impact could it have ? could it have? >> i think it will have an impact. maybe laws will be passed with great difficulty and so it's be interesting to follow, what will happen in the eu parliament, when they when meps go back, go back to parliament. so that will be quite interesting to follow, but yes, with the, with the right, extreme right. in power, it's going to be quite difficult . going to be quite difficult. >> and returning to france for a second, i suppose one of the gambles that macron is mak

jacques chirac was conservative, dissolve the national assembly and govern with the socialists.ng for europe, very worrying for french people. but some french people want to change. and maybe that change come to the national rally . come to the national rally. >> okay. superb, sir. thanks for joining us on the show, alex sale is a journalist who specialises in french and european politics. all eyes on france and macron of the election now. got a quick few emails to go through here before the show ends, on the tory betting scandal, the viewer says this starmer should explain why he did not make angela rayner stand down when she was under investigation. hypocrisy of the highest order sharon adds this the investigation by the gambling commission is nothing more than smoke and mirrors to make sure that the mainstream media is on tory wrongdoing rather than scrutinising the labour party's policy proposals, susan , as this may be, gambling susan, as this may be, gambling on election date, should be banned by anybody in politics and anybody who works around the mark as this. maybe if t