le figaro reports that the election outcome has been confirmed withjoe biden to become the next presidentited states. the frankfurter also leads on those dramatic scenes in washington last night — with a photograph of mike pence and nancy pelosi at the certification ofjoe biden. the japan times writes that there was "fear and shock "amid the siege at us capitol" the uk's telegraph leads on the threat from the democrats, who say they'll remove trump if he doesn't leave "after america's day of shame". so so let's begin and as always lizzy and faiza it is good to have you both with us after what has been a tumultuous day. we are coming to terms with what happened on wednesday. we will start with the daily telegraph which lizzy describes the day of shame. the images anyone who was glued to their screen yesterday wilbur member the images of those people rushing up to capitol hill and preaching the security there and many of the papers focusing on what the telegraph is describing as america's day of shame. yeah, really historic scenes. the telegraph is focusing on the growing calls to oust dona

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all right let's bring in our guests for now here art is the chief foreign correspondent at le figaro joining me from paris use of bo and l. is professor of political science and international relations at qatar university and also in paris. a sociologist and researcher at school of advanced studies in the social sciences there welcome to the program use of let me start with you today this report says its purpose is to achieve a reconciliation but it also ruled out france issuing an apology for the past from your vantage point can there be reconciliation without an apology. when it's been a bit difficult to achieve a conciliation who have bowed to the bullets but it could be achieved if for those as it's. close it is committed in the julia over the a bit of a hold of the 2 to 2 years i would say that this meat ball to buddy above us have been jimmy stewart up who was of both. is a specialist in the lot of the basically is a very good study indeed president but go on a flight should be about related for being the 1st president to walk into this minefield because shivah the presidents b