but there seems to be one victor here, and that's maureen le pen. you've mentioned her already. and her far right circles . my call is on the ropes, he's a lame duck president. he's got the olympics coming up next summer. how's this pan out for the political circles in france as well? everything in politics comes down to timing. if the left, if there were an election held today, if uh, my home were to step down right now and the new uh election were i think the election would be held either a month or 2 is the way this would work. do there's a short campaign period in france that's permitted. uh you would be, uh, i would be hard to imagine. well, the phrase would come down to strongly for me and i'll show who is basically sort of a french bernie sanders plus plus versus marine the pen. and probably the pen when, when, although middle shaw would probably come close the hall, the the center has been completely gutted and hollowed out. but of course, the election might not be tomorrow or in 2 months. the election, but more likely be later on. if it's on the schedule will be 4 years

if you had an election held right now, marie le pen wins. so maria, so time is on marina pence side if there's not much of it left. but if let's just say micro holds on for another year, who knows? it could some mental shows game. so there's never a discount either the far left or the far right when it comes to french politics because anything can happen, especially now it's streamlined volatile situation. even before all of these protests, a ted rall, syndicated columnist, cartoonist and officer of to afghanistan and back. thank you so much for sharing your analysis with us. very sad situation there in france. that is going to do it for today's episode of modus operandi and to show that dig deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host manila. chad. thank you for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m. o. the . now you need your visa, stupidly here. now, thank you. know what kim's, in the book this is just me very in genes. nathaniel, something's going into the by the ways that the boys, the probably the

it is no coincidence that e marine le pen has already become the most popular politician, if the electionsld today, she would be ahead of the macron and would probably win in the first round, and this is what she says within the walls of the national assembly. they arrived at that time. yes, our country was given to robbers, marauders , instigators of rage. i would like to ask you the question that all the french ask, what have you done with france, you who are pursuing the same policy as your predecessors, lawlessness has begun in our country for the last 40 years. it continues to be criminalized, what did you do when you allowed ignorance to flourish in our culture, disrespect for the legitimate authority of the country of hatred for our people, what did you do when you turned our once prosperous from an elegant country to a hellish place, this spectacle amazes the whole world of our country, which was once so admired for its intellectual power. today it's just pitiful. i urge you to find the courage and humility in yourself and recognize the dramatic failure of your policy. first of all

and in fact, le pen is up in polls. and in fact, le pen is up m me— polls., do yed edd ddmd— play to her base. but also, do you not think whoever wins the deed— you not think whoever wins the deed deeded— you not think whoever wins the next french election will simply say,— next french election will simply edd-dedd— next french election will simply edd-dedd derm— next french election will simply say, don't worry, we won't say, oh, don't worry, we won't edddde— say, oh, don't worry, we won'ti edddde—dde change retirement age like the edme-medeed- change retirement age like the same protest seemed to same level of protest seemed to died— same level of protest seemed to died-medd— same level of protest seemed to kick-about-the- kick off about changing the redeemed— kick off about changing the retirement-two- kick off about changing the retirement two years? retirement age by two years? mdd-e— retirement age by two years? mdd-e-se— retirement age by two years? that's-so that's- retirement age by two years? that's-so that's probablyj that's true. so that's probab

and in fact, le pen is up in polls. and in fact, le pen is up m hhe— polls.next french election will simply eewleeh-h— next french election will simply eewleeh-h werrw— next french election will simply say, don't worry, we won't say, oh, don't worry, we won't ehehee— say, oh, don't worry, we won'ti ehehee—hhe change retirement age like the eeme-ereheeh- change retirement age like the same protest seemed to same level of protest seemed to heh— same level of protest seemed to hehiehewh— same level of protest seemed to kick-about-the- kick off about changing the rehhemehh— kick off about changing the retirement-two- kick off about changing the retirement two years? retirement age by two years? rheh-e— retirement age by two years? rheh-e-se— retirement age by two years? that's-so that's- retirement age by two years? that's-so that's probablyj that's true. so that's probably the winner. okay. well, the vote winner. okay. well, mewhe — the vote winner. okay. well, moving on, nick,— the vote winner. okay. well,- moving on, nick,_they moving on, nick, what have they

le pen, asked the government to declare a state of emergency as soon as possible regarding the discussion of famous people and as the famous french celebrities say , the important thing about this case is that with regard to the algerian origin of the 17- year-old mafool ​​as a witness. we are discrimination in the reactions of french selfies with photos of white celebrities of this country . there was no reaction from the captain of the french national football team, mohamed kian mbappe, who was initially very upset by the murder of this algerian teenager, but two days ago , according to events in his own country he is responsible for he knew that the statement was signed by all the players of the french national football team, and in the statement, people were asked to keep their anger to themselves , but shaheswar hosseini , our reporter from paris, continued the news . who recognized the virtues of humanity and morality and stated that the swedish government slaughtered the freedom of speech in this therapeutic measure. foreign affairs and ministry of culture and the islamic guidance

they have ties with other right—wing parties across europe, for example, in france marine le pen, meloni social policies that pedro sanchez have been passing over the past four years. it looks busy behind you? how has it been? there has been a heatwave going on in spain. elections don't normally take place in the summer, will that affect turnout? possibly. over 2.5 million spaniards have already cast their ballot, not here but at the post office in the last few days, that is a record. we are in the midst of a heatwave. there were concerns when these elections were called in a few months ago, because it was said, there has never been a spanish general election injuly or august, this is the first time that this happens in recent democracy. many criticised pedro sanchez for calling for those snap elections in the middle ofjuly. now it is lunchtime here, people are coming and going as they are voting, one thing many people were worried about was how hot it would be in polling stations. this is the school, it has no air conditioning, but there are some fans that have been brought to places li

pogroms exposed all the helplessness of emmanuel macron and his government opposition leader marine le pen riots, personally accused the prime minister of what you did to france , you who are pursuing the same policy as your predecessors already 40 years of what you did when you created enclaves and regions of lawlessness. i urge you to courageously admit the complete failure of your policy. 59% of the french agree with her so much about the past they said that the disorder is a consequence of the failure of the migration policy, but the authorities continue to ignore the essence of the problem in the elysee palace, all efforts are thrown into the fight against social networks, on which the macron has thrown the blame for large-scale pogroms. the parliament is already discussing the possibility of blocking tick current. true, not all mps support this idea to turn off social networks, like china iran north korea, even if this is a provocation to divert attention. this is very bad taste. while france is figuring out who is to blame with ukraine, they decided to tell, russia is the tenth year

. >> reporter: and marine le pen with growing tallies in france.r in italy -- a party descended from mussolini. >> restrictions on migration. >> reporter: formed the most far-right government there since world war ii. >> a turning point in swedish politics -- >> there was fooled by the nazi movement. >> reporter: in sweden, a party with neo-nazi roots -- >> issues like crime, immigration front and center. >> reporter: -- won the second most seats in the country's parliament. >> i just received a call from secretary clinton. >> in the united states we saw donald trump use the issue to get himself to the presidency. >> stop the steal! >> america showed up! >> and then began busting up all kinds of institutions that affected the lives of americans. you never know if it's too late. if liberals won't defend the borders, fascists will. >> reporter: america seems very open these days to an anti-immigrant message. more than half of americans believe there is an invasion at the border. including 40% of democrats. and while three in four once believed that i

and we've had reactions, for example, from marine le pen saying that a new milestone has been reached in france. there's increasing pressure on authorities to crack down on the violence. >> yeah, pressure on authorities, and also on french president emmanuel macron to do some more, right? >> absolutely. because this has carried on now since tuesday, when the 17-year-old boy was shot dead in a traffic stop by police in a suburb of paris. and since then, it has spiraled to not only the suburbs of paris, of course, but cities and towns right across france. so people are comparing this to the weeks of violence that france saw back in 2005, which was extremely hard for authorities to put down. now, emmanuel macron has cut short his visit to brussels and now has had to cancel a state visit to germany which he was due to be starting this sunday. he is considering bringing into place a state of emergency. for the moment, that is not the case. there are local curfews put in place in some towns and cities across france. and 45,000 police officers have been drafted in to try and contain the viol

this was pioneered by le pen in france, a nationalist party.ism nationalism to re-articulate the same kinds of grievances. a far-right sense of disconnect, with change happening too quickly and minorities in their mitts. this was a way that felt more palatable. that kind of politics has become dominant in many places around the world, even some places you might not of thought of. and the u.s., you, know we've always had our own version of this kind of politics. we now really are seen a surge, at the same time that we're seeing a surge in a lot of other advanced democracies. >> you mention the pen. this is the father of the pen. by the, way he was very competitive in the french elections. he was a right wing weirdo, waco in the days. these movements were far off. this is something that is weird here in america, steve. it's not that we didn't have these groups, we've had them all through american history, it's the mainstreaming of the groups, and the remarkable influence they have. when you wonder about how you get mainstream, you look at the ele

at a confab or but but, you know, steve bannon, for example, has gone over to europe and and the le pen's in france or the what is it, the five star movement in italy, bonn. yeah, yeah, yeah. or orban in hungary. right. and tucker carlson. right. that the urbanization rate of the republican party. so i don't think that level of international consciousness existed among the far right in the sixties and i think one reason is that the birchers really viewed themselves as an american movement. they looked at allies and the governments, as you know, also communist dominated. they said that the official war was that the us was like 60 or 70 or 80% communist dominated already. and so they had a very kind of nationalistic and also they did not want us i mean, they had the slogan, right, i have this here. someone gave me this it i was a politics and prose in dc and someone gave this bumper sticker, get the us out of the u.n., the un, out of the us. another famous slogan, you know, the birch society was very energy and an adventurous. they did not want the us. they repudiated. they thought the un w

— people will turn to marine le pen as— people will turn to marine le pen as a— people will turn to marineheir teenagers— appealing to parents to keep their teenagers at home at npgnp. — their teenagers at home at npgnp. mop— their teenagers at home at night. not really a good look for a— night. not really a good look for a peak— night. not really a good look for a head of— night. not really a good look for a head of state. but despite all for a head of state. but despite app knap— for a head of state. but despite app pnap .— for a head of state. but despite app pnap , p— for a head of state. but despite all that , i think— for a head of state. but despite all that , i think there's a all that, i think there's a penpanve— all that, i think there's a tentative and— all that, i think there's a tentative and i- all that, i think there's a tentative and i stress the word penpanve— tentative and i stress the word tentative sense— tentative and i stress the word tentative sense of— tentative and i stress the word tentative sense of optimism here this tentative sense of optimism here pnps nonnpng

take over, but marine le pen did very well in rne— marine le pen did very well in we kaer— marine les ahead. you're anne— there's problems ahead. you're ewrre nann— there's problems ahead. you're ewrre ngnr. nar— there's problems ahead. you're quite right. but like i said , i quite right. but like i said, i rnrnk— quite right. but like i said, i rnrnk we— quite right. but like i said, i think we are— quite right. but like i said, i think we are better out of the rarenean— think we are better out of the european union.— think we are better out of the european union. but i still want the european union. but i still want we wane.— european union. but i still want the trade. that's— european union. but i still want the trade. that's always been my eeekken— the trade. that's always been my eeernen. den-r— the trade. that's always been my position. don't give— the trade. that's always been my position. don't give up on the wane.— position. don't give up on the wane. ane— position. don't give up on the trade. and that's— position. don't give up on the trade. and that's where i may akneer— t

take over, but marine le pen did very well in rne— marine le pen did very well in we kaer— marine leead. you're anne— there's problems ahead. you're ewrre nann— there's problems ahead. you're ewrre ngnr. nar— there's problems ahead. you're quite right. but like i said , i quite right. but like i said, i rnrnk— quite right. but like i said, i rnrnk we— quite right. but like i said, i think we are— quite right. but like i said, i think we are better out of the rarenean— think we are better out of the european union.— think we are better out of the european union. but i still want the european union. but i still want we wane.— european union. but i still want the trade. that's— european union. but i still want the trade. that's always been my eeekken— the trade. that's always been my eeernen. den-r— the trade. that's always been my position. don't give— the trade. that's always been my position. don't give up on the wane.— position. don't give up on the wane. ane— position. don't give up on the trade. and that's— position. don't give up on the trade. and that's where i may akneer— trade

_ and the far right is marine le pen capitalising from this ? he fire and tell everything she wants because she's not in charge. so it's for her, it's all benefits and that that's what is very dangerous and why emmanuel macron has to do something, because the more the riots are during, the more marine le pen will will grow in the in the polls and in the opinion. but she has not a lot of solution. you know she's just saying that it is immigration, that it saying that it is immigration, thatitis saying that it is immigration, that it is violence that the police men are not support enough. police men are not support enough . but it's just in enough. but it's just in quotation, it's just a prior prayers, but not a very, very deep solution or very real solutions. okay. deep solution or very real solutions . okay. thank you very solutions. okay. thank you very meem— solutions. okay. thank you very mwem maeea— solutions. okay. thank you very much indeed for— okay. thank you very much indeed forjoining us from much indeed for joining us from rramee— much

marine le pen leads the newspaper figaro does it seem irresponsible to me to make this decision?. why did emmanuel macron not focus entirely on organizing a peace conference? to end this conflict , to end an internal conflict, unprecedented security measures had to be taken. will be stopped at 10:00 p.m. many public holidays canceled events, including fireworks in 12 cities , this atmosphere, but could it be otherwise in a divided france, otherwise now it does not turn out this night. yu burned 218 cars 97 people detained less than last year on the level of worn increased significantly shop owners nailed up shop windows for fear of robberies. next year, the parade promises to be special, it will not take place on the champs-elysées and for the first time, along with military equipment, athletes will carry the olympic flame, france is preparing to host the summer international games. is it true none of the politicians can now say in what geopolitical context it will be and what the situation will be in the country itself anastasia popova la bernadsky denis sokolov lead paris franc

so everyone who was going to vote for le pen voted for fiona, and he would be much more suitable forious program and reforms. how it was completely invented by these things in general hmm uh, i ruined everything procedures. uh, and now we're seeing this in the united states. i think it's really going to be a big shame for america and for the integrity of the american elections. it seems to me that few people will believe. yes, even if hypothetically they would be. it's more honest here than we think. well, cnn, uh, points out that under these conditions, probably, the republican voter should think about whether such a candidate should be trusted with national security, in general , the oval office and so on, but i look at i see in the rankings that trump remains the undisputed leader, and, uh, the rankings of his main republican rival. rhona de santisa has stopped and is not growing any further. you are absolutely right. uh. we had a lot of experts who spoke. look now there will be a sharp breakthrough, as soon as they start beating trump, and we were just talking, the worse, the bet

and the politician in europe marine le pen is there, i don’t know anything like that for her, so thats just, uh, zeroing out what was . that is, what we said, yes, here's the old diplomacy. no, it's already clear, but as i understand it, and a of the previous level of politicians. no, although biden is biden. yes, despite there on a all his aggressive, so to speak, behavior in the political geopolitical space. yes , but still, well, i don’t know, i said that he after all, a politician of that generation with whom one can somehow conduct a dialogue, but as i understand it, this holy eight is a short time. this is how to influence the fighting. maybe that's the whole story. well, when the president is inadequate e cannot understand who to say hello to, and apparently he has serious dementia, that he does not even understand what his son is doing. eh, he's even a son right. and if he had behaved a little differently, he would have said from childhood that he was sick, something else, he didn’t even try to cover up the situation for his son to somehow fix it. they have a deeply ill presid

there is marine le pen right.iew, there is opportunism geing en ien — interview, there is opportunism going on from lotus, from from young— going on from lotus, from from young pebble-— going on from lotus, from from young pebble- i_ going on from lotus, from from young people. i was actually in nanse— young people. i was actually in inse in— young people. i was actually in france in 2011— young people. i was actually in france in 2011 on— young people. i was actually in france in 2011 on holiday when we nai— france in 2011 on holiday when we nai ea— france in 2011 on holiday when we had our own— france in 2011 on holiday when we had our own riots. if you remember. they— we had our own riots. if you remember. they were really quite ssany— remember. they were really quite ssany. i— remember. they were really quite ssany. i ean— remember. they were really quite scary. i mean, houses were being seni— scary. i mean, houses were being seni ei— scary. i mean, houses were being seni ei nn— scary. i mean, houses were bein

national, the marine le pen's party. not an easy moment for the police officer. obviously, you can't kill the suv- obviously, you can't kill the guy. probably is guy. but yeah, it probably is provocative. i suppose provocative. i mean, i suppose the of the fund me to the intention of the fund me to give it the best possible reading that is reading is that he is confronting will be an confronting what will be an expensive so he expensive legal case. and so he is supported in that. is being supported in that. whereas say the whereas you say the, the gofundme for the family is purely like, it's been purely like, oh, it's been rough, have some and rough, you have some money and is life destroyed? so is it his life destroyed? so even president came out and even the president came out and immediately before immediately condemned him before there's been any investigation. an know, i mean, an and you know, i mean, obviously in the moment on the video what was wrong. but video what he did was wrong. but i you police i mean, if yo

national, the marine le pen's party.viously, you can't kill the suv- obviously, you can't kill the guy. probably is guy. but yeah, it probably is provocative. i suppose provocative. i mean, i suppose the of the fund me to the intention of the fund me to give the best possible give it the best possible reading that he reading is that he is confronting will be an confronting what will be an expensive so he expensive legal case. and so he is supported in that. is being supported in that. whereas say the, the whereas you say the, the gofundme for the family is purely like, it's been purely like, oh, it's been rough, have money rough, you have some money and is life destroyed? so is it his life destroyed? so even president came out and even the president came out and immediately before immediately condemned him before there's investigation. there's been any investigation. an i mean, an and you know, i mean, obviously in the moment on the video he was wrong. but video what he did was wrong. but i give police i mean, if you giv

and whatnot.— covered in films like le pen and whatnot twt— covered in films like le pen and whatnot part of the culture, arowatw-twt- what? it's part of the culture, arguably but what we've arguably more. but what we've seen as-escalated- arguably more. but what we've seen as escalated is, like seen as it's escalated is, like i seen as it's escalated is, like t—trom- seen as it's escalated is, like t—trom ttts- seen as it's escalated is, like. i_from this tragedy i say, moving from this tragedy apt— i say, moving from this tragedy apt ow— i say, moving from this tragedy apt twst— i say, moving from this tragedy and now just moving into just tawtessess— and now just moving into just lawlessness. _ and now just moving into just lawlessness . “43?" " l lawlessness. yeah, i mean, it's almost surreal. i mean, if you were there and you were watching it, be what it, you'd be like, what is actually happening on the streets here? because get so streets here? because we get so comfortable environment comfortable in our environment as everything as it is because everything feels safe to be in

, wre-e— populist like marine le pen, who's promising— populist like marine le pen, who's promising tomuch indeed. home and security mark white is— egg home and security mark white is home eeewrffv— security mark white is home security editor, _ security mark white is home security editor, i— security mark white is home security editor, i should say. rrerk— security editor, i should say. rrerk-fe— security editor, i should say. mark-is with- security editor, i should say.| mark - is with -the mark white is with us in the ewe — mark white is with us in the ewe -vewr- mark white is with us in the studio. your reading of studio. what's your reading of all studio. what's your reading of eff frie— studio. what's your reading of all this, then,— studio. what's your reading of all this, then, mark? you all this, then, mark? do you frfrk— all this, then, mark? do you frfrk fref— all this, then, mark? do you think that there _ all this, then, mark? do you think that there could actually be think that there could actually re-ewfef— think that there could actually be-quiet towns- think that there

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so we will do this fight again, against le pen, her party.'m sure if we show the pro-democracy policy, we can remain strong at the center. >> transport minister, thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you very much. >>> richard haass, you have many titles. of course, years of government service, your role at the foreign relations, or home and away, folks should subscribe, but what you're known for is "morning joe's" golf correspondent. the open ended in liverpool yesterday. give a recap, if you will. the final golf major of the year. >> 36-year-old american brian harmon won. he was leading over 50 holes, jonathan. stunning, dominant performance. let me give you one statistic. he made 58 of 59 putts within 10 feet. 58 of 59. nobody, nobody putts that well. he was the most consistent, steady golfer on a very, very narrow, very, very difficult golf course. just a dominant, dominant performance. by the way, congratulations, and you're right, you called it the open, not the british open, and that is impressive accuracy for someone

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of, of le pen.'ve heard an analysis quite like that that neiee— an analysis quite like that that neiee ne— an analysis quite like that that makes me think,— an analysis quite like that that makes me think, actually, we've got e— makes me think, actually, we've got e iot— makes me think, actually, we've got e bot to— makes me think, actually, we've got a lot to thank— makes me think, actually, we've got a lot to thank the monarchy for. got a lot to thank the monarchy ror. reen— got a lot to thank the monarchy ror. been i— got a lot to thank the monarchy for. yeah, i know— got a lot to thank the monarchy for. yeah, i know we we've eiweye— for. yeah, i know we we've always talked _ for. yeah, i know we we've always talked about the fact he bringe— always talked about the fact he brings stability. _ always talked about the fact he brings stability. i— always talked about the fact he brings stability. i never rnowgnr— brings stability. i never- thought—stability thought of it bringing stability in-rerne—

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i would have thought that politically that marine le pen, politically will probably be rubbing her handsstate of emergency. macron doesn't know what he's doesn't really know what he's doing.— doesn't really know what he's doing—sowing- doesn't really know what he's. doing._saying.was doing. people are saying he was too-oo— doing. people are saying he was too-to oeo.— doing. people are saying he was too-to oeo. ne— doing. people are saying he was too-to act. he was- too slow to act. he was at a oeen— too slow to act. he was at a oeen witn— too slow to act. he was at a concert with elton john and peopie— concert with elton john and people-savingo- concert with elton john and people saying, we're people are just saying, we're unnoppw. — people are just saying, we're unhappv- -90t- people are just saying, we're unhappy--90t a- people are just saying, we're unhappy. got a real unhappy. we've got a real division— unhappy. we've got a real division within— unhappy. we've got a real division within france and we've got division within france and we've goo—woo- division within france and we've go

if you had an election held right now, marie le pen wins. so maria, so time is on marina pence side if there's not much of it left. but if let's just say micro holds on for another year, who knows? it could some mental shows game so, so there's never a discount either the far left or the far right when it comes to french politics. because anything can happen, especially now it's a big streamline volatile situation. even before all of these protests ted rall, syndicated columnist, cartoonist and officer of to afghanistan and back. thank you so much for sharing your analysis with us. very sad situation there in france, that is going to do it for today's episode of modus operandi in the show that digs deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host manila chan. thank you for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m o the the, the.