you see th officially in the run is marine le pen on the far right.some rallies over the weekend talking about national recovery and immigration emmanuel macron is not officially running just yet. he hasn't said he is running usually his predecessors announced a couple of months before the election. that is in april of 2022 we know that this is in the work and started to rally the troops to do the ground work ahead of the race and the backing over the weekend is from former prime minister phillipe now he said last night that he will support emmanuel macron in 2022 it is an important backing for the president. joumanna, the race is definitely heating up. >> stay with us, charlotte let's bring in a person who knows a lot about what is going on with the french socialist party. the spokesperson for the french socialist party. thank you for joining us let's start with the announcement over the weekend that anne hidalgo is running for presidency let's ask why? she hasn't been formally nominated yet, but it is in the works. why is she the right person to be

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kicked off their campaigns to be france is 1st female president, veteran far right politician. marine le pen addressed supporters from her national rally party infringes paris smith. and he does go is the favorite to win the socialist party's nomination. election is next year. people in beirut have gathered for us on march to mock world suicide. prevention de demand for mental health support in the country has doubled because of the worsening political crisis. and deteriorating economic conditions for people have been killed by a passenger plane making emergency landing in siberia. it had 14 passengers and 2 crew members on board. the l. a for 10 across was flying from the city over cooked . it came down 4 kilometers from its destination, afterwards, believe to be an equipment failure. those are the headlines. so right now, it's just in a world ah ah, the glitzy hollywood movie, exotic middle east locations. dot com and globally to go into a middle eastern country, one that you've been explaining for them. godly amount of time. that is filled with terrorists to steal their adult thoughts whi

kicked off their campaigns to be frances 1st female president, veteran, far right. politician moraine le pen address supporters from her national rally party in the phrase you and paris man and adel go, is the favorite to win the socialist party nomination. the election is next year reveals political movements both on the right and left have joined forces against president j. bolton, our pushing. his impeachment, brazilians are unsatisfied with rising inflation and poverty. right. as well as a handling of the pandemic. argentina's main opposition party is leading in the capital. i'm the key province of want to sarah's in midterm primary elections. i've already seen as a k test for president l. berto fernandez. virgin and the primaries is mandatory and is often an accurate predictor of the final results. those are the headlines. thanks for watching it. oh, to 0. i'm emily anglin, that states you now for one or one east. how many nukes is too many new america has in many ways driven the arms race parties are much more like the british parties. there are fewer regulation to own a tiger than the

who was such a relief that he won the elections against mother le pen 4 years ago. and now the situation is still kind of similar that germany's and some sort of a weight and c position. and that will really make a difference who is in the, in what form of coalition in germany, in the future. because we saw charlotte sort of flirting with the idea of strengthening the european monetary union with something like of in the union when he coined the term that this is a handful moment when we suddenly allow the european union to get indebted in order to finance the next generation, your recovery fund after the pandemic. so that will certainly be an issue with a much more fiscally conservative party, like the liberal party or the christian democratic union that also doesn't really have an appetite to centralize more macroeconomic competences. but one could expect something like this from the social democrats, depending on who will be the actual, your coalition partners. so i want to dig in a little more into the legacy that michael has left here when it comes to some of t

first female president, national rallies. murray le pen also launched her campaign on sunday. so that been absolutely cool on all french people who want to commit to france. and i call on all those who believe in our humanist values. and in our future, i call on you citizens who want to save the planet. you want to build a strong and just republic who won't france to become an example once again among nations together, let's rise and with courage, determination, with optimism and generosity together. let's offer a future to our children. the introduction of v scooters was hailed as a breakthrough in the drive towards green transport. they're now a common size around the world, and it's become a multi $1000000.00 business. but their popularity is causing some problems in norway's capital or research reports from of the game you can play in those low, see how many seconds it takes before you see an e scooter. they're everywhere on the pavements, on the tram lines, almost sitting at your table in the cafe. the norwegian capital has the most e scooters per person in the world. you

kicked off their campaigns to be frances 1st female president, veteran, far right. politician moraine le pen address supporters from her national rally party in the phrase, huge and paris man. and it del go is the favorite to win the socialist party's nomination. the election is next year and those other headlines speak around now for our 0. after all hail the algorithm. i can unlock my phone with my face. you can access your bank account with your voice. and fingerprints are often the key information on a national id card. all of this face, voice fingerprint, biometrics, unique algorithmic measurements of us that are revolutionizing the process of identification. the biometrics, a saw from perfect. they convenience and seeming infallibility comes at across most crucially, our privacy. the l di metrics are individual unique so much so that they've always served as a gold standard for identification with really high levels of accuracy and strong security. fingerprints and dna databases have been the mainstay for police and investigators the decades and across many parts of the world. people w

it's enough to weaken marine le pen and put her in the second rotation.line impact us on the politics of france. today, olli rehn will speak on monetary policy and economic -- the international economic situation. retail sales will play into the u.s. inflation picture. manus: if you pay more for gas at the pump, it will impact where you spend. and outgoing chancellor angela merkel will be meeting with french president emmanuel macron. technically it is my friday. you might have me five days a week but i can't confirm it. that's the mood we have out there in the market. tom: and what is the risk of the tax owed on that? people are factoring in that the democrats are coming closer to agreement and another factor over in china, the focus on the property sector. that is it for bloomberg "daybreak: europe." the european open is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deli

kicked off their campaigns to be francis 1st female president veteran far arrived. politician moraine le pen address the borders from her national rally party in for you. she could provide the main challenge to president manuel mccomb. so he's yet to announce his bid for a 2nd tim, paris man and it del go is the favorite to win the socialist party's nomination. the election is next year. so not been totally false. i call on all french people who want to commit to france, and i call on all those who believe in our humanist values. and in our future, i call on you citizens who want to save the planet. we want to build a strong and just republic who won't france to become an example once again among nations together. let's rise and with courage, determination, with optimism and generosity together. let's offer a future to our children. hundreds of brazilians have been protesting against the countries. presidents and calling fame to be paged, protested, they're angry about j both scenarios. handling of the corona virus pandemic and the economy. the rallies in south palo come a week after tens of

marine le pen is rising in the polls. lot of this has to do with what's going on. >> the president has issues with her adversaries and our allies. the democratic party can't seem to get it together. what's going right for the biden administration? >> i would also mention front page of the paper this morning in texas on the southern border of texas, thousands of haitian immigrants, he is getting huge backlash. the head of the naacp talking about this a bit more aggressively if this is the trump administration. there's a number of things building up for biden. he will have a summit on covid if america wants a boost, how many vaccines they will give to the developing world. that's one area he can get something back from the international community. tom: you are the only one qualified to answer. a good question on twitter today. the basic idea is has jonathan ferro gone full yankee. did you ever go full bridge while in london? >> i did not. tom: after the first week the long island accent goes away. >> i think it comes back.

. -- marine le pen. let's get the first word news with angel. angel: thanks. boris johnson will defend his handling of understands crisis -- the afghanistan crisis. he is expected to reiterate his pledge to use "every economic, political, and diplomatic lever to help the afghan people." the statement comes amid criticism of the government's handling of the taliban takeover. the top what has medical advisor says pfizer and biontech vaccine is the only one likely to be approved u.s. booster shot against covid-19 initially while the moderna shot may be delayed. anthony fauci's comments on cbs may provide more clarity on the administration's dance. the white house faced criticism of political interference in the review process. >> looks like pfizer has their data in and likely would meet the deadline. we hope that moderna would also able to do it so we could do it montaigne you see, but if not, we will do it sequentially. the bottom line is very likely at least part of the plan will be implement it but ultimately, the entire -- implemented, but ultimately, the ent

it is macron probably winning, but was almost 45% of the french populace supporting people like le pen are strongly antiestablishment, burn it all down types. mario draghi is fantastic, but it is italy. new prime minister's happen every few months there. so what it means is weaker individual government leadership by countries in europe, but brussels and europe in terms of regulatory leadership, not on national security, but on climate, trade, on tax, on data, on privacy actually mattering more. where the united states and china are turning more inward and having their own domestic challenges, frankly, there is more space for the europeans, but not in terms of the kinds of global policeman role that the americans used to play because that is just not where european power is, and it is not an interest that any of the europeans other than the french actually have. alix: one could argue that president biden has already made some and policy mistakes. what is the biggest risk that the u.s. a adminstration does now? ian: the biggest risk is that they fail at the $3 trillion of domestic spend

merkel opened the borders in 2015, european right wingers like french presidential candidate marine le penronger footing with their anti immigration rhetoric. >> all the migrants who did not stay in germany went off amusing themselves in other european countries without asking for our permission. those who didn't remain in germany went to sweden, italy, france, weighing heavily on our finances, and creating conditions for conflict. malcom: unlike last time, when immigration dominated, climate change is this election's hot issue. polls suggest germany is steering to the left. most germans expect social democrat olaf scholz to replace merkel. as finance minister in merkel's coalition government, scholz is a known quantity, if a little dull. his main rival, armin laschet, who replaced merkel as head of the centre right christian democrats, is also charisma challenged. but that is not a disadvantage in germany. the main outsider, annalena baerbock, of the environmentalist greens, is predicted to be kingmaker in the next inevitable coalition. >> many citizens can see me as the next head of gove

marine le pen is a hard right challenger to macron. america first in a way and this is an opportunity to shore up your anti-american bona fides which are always welcome in a french political context. i do believe that's part what's going on here. i don't think that it's realistic for the french and i don't think at this point they do expect that president biden is going to reverse course in any way. in fact, tomorrow at the u.n. he's going to double down on the idea that this kind of diplomacy and this kind of challenge to china and the autocracies of the world is at the core of his foreign policy. but i have been really struck by the volume and noise with which the french have made -- have registered this complaint whether it's political or not. remember that through the whole four years of troubled relations with donald trump, they never took such a step as withdrawing the ambassador for consultations. >> indeed they never did. seth, take a listen to the recalled french ambassador to the u.s. >> translator: a few days before the anno

in france as well with the focus on how macron is against le pen.eem to be looking past concerns but inflation is back front and center again. >> the perfect day to start the week with cpi numbers tomorrow from the u.s. and we have to talk about pets. i am the proud owner of five new pets. chinese regulators are seeking to split apart alipay. the latest move in its wide-ranging crackdown spirit it feels like every day and every week there are more crackdowns. this feels a lot more significant than the others. what does it mean that they are separating the lending units from the other financial services? >> this would be a big step in the clamp down on ant. alipay's business model was what attracted consumers and investors so separating the consumer lending services will make it harder to tap alipay's user. lending exceeds payments. and the more control of data. ant will turn over information to a new credit scoring joint venture which will be partly state owned which will give government more supervision over ant. alibaba shares did fall. we know th

a coming out showing that emmanuel macron is neck and neck with marine le pen.undred is gaining -- the ftse 300 is gaining. spain is in a single territory, up 25 points. the cac gaining .02%. a strong session -- the cac gaining 0.2%. a strong session. anna: we are without the united states because of the labor day holiday but markets opening up here in europe. let's think about what we heard from the friday session because it is still something we are working our way through. it was a big mess for the august jobs report. payrolls were short of the estimate. here is how some key voices reacted. >> this was a materially lower number. >> this has some delta variant on it. >> this is the long game coming out of a worldwide pandemic. >> there is one huge red flag for me in this payrolls report. zero jobs were created in leisure and hospitality. >> we had almost zero gain in this month. >> the markets are looking through this and saying, this is temporary. >> the fed is going to taper. >> the market is pushing back any sort of taper until november or december. >> they

deal and humiliated macron who has a tough race coming up over the course of next year with marine le pen being the challenger. i think what we saw yesterday as john has said is emissions from the white house. that statement is as far as they are willing to go. privately mika, they screwed this up. the question is how do they not with those diplomats and understand what would come from the way they handle the french? >> right, the white house and the french are saying -- >> really? >> everything is good now. let's go. moving forward. >> okay. i thought that meant go boss and beat the yankees. >> it means nothing to see here, joe. >> still raining sideways here by the way, still ahead on "morning joe," we'll speak to three democratic lawmakers, with a looming government shutdown. >> and surrounding, she's speaking french. i am used to surround to latin. this does not work. >> oh, joe. >> congresswoman jayapal and senator cory booker is joining us on the heels of their meeting with president biden yesterday. >>> the lack of bipartisan cooperation not only imperils the american economy but t

. >> do we want le pen's party, you know, running france and nato? you know, willie, let's just play the game we seem to play every four and a half years. the old, imagine if this happened with the last administration. can you imagine the outcry if donald trump had blundered this badly in dealing with an ally, stabbed them in the back like this, and broke off relations? i can't. i mean, there would be howling from the mountaintops for six months. for good reason. >> yup. >> for good reason. there is no explaining this away. you don't treat allies this way. you don't stab them in the back. really, the most offensive thing is, they had meetings beforehand. they didn't bring it up. they played dumb. then, my god, the fact that he's at a summit with macron, and then he comes off after macron. >> okay. we do know the reality of the subs, right? there were some issues. >> mika. >> the french knew that. they weren't completely blind to that, were they? >> mika -- >> it's not black and white. >> it is black and white. talk to your ally. i know you're doing y

le the early parts of the deal have been inked already. pen has been put to paper. and this will cost the french $65 billion. a huge amount of money. so that is why the french are furious. and also they didn't even get the courtesy of a head's up, they say, from either the australians or the americans. so they feel that they have been messed around, they feel that they were here first, they were already drawing up plans for conventional submarines and to provide those to the aust australians. and then the americans changed their foreign policy priorities, decided that aggressive containment of china was their number one priority and that australia was a key part of that strategy. and france was collateral damage, kim. >> cyril vanier live in paris, thank you so much. >>> satellite images obtained by cnn appear to show construction at a north korean nuclear complex, an area being built at a key uranium enrichment plant leading to new concerns about pyongyang's nuclear weapons program. paula happenncocks is joining m live from seoul. what more are we learning? >> repo

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