they were not far from insults at some point telling each other madam le pen, messer macron, stop lying to the french. on all the variety of issues, ms. le pen saying macron was and still is a socialist. she kept saying you were in the government of the outgoing president francois hollande. some of your reforms taken by the government, although he resigned and decided to run as an independent candidate, she said it's your fault. this was not done. it's your fault. she fried to get under his skin. he kept his composure but people were saying, you know, he's going to try, he's the favorite. he doesn't have to make any mistakes. he went rights back at le pen saying she was a threat to france, she was the spirit of dweelt coming back to france and he attacked her on her weak points, especially the economy and her proposals to drop the euro currency which she seems to be changing. he really attacked her saying what does it mean concretely for the french people because he knows that's one of his weak points. as a counterattack she attacked him on the issue islamist terrorism. she launched som

if you want to price -- madam le pen there will be a tax we don't know if it's 3 or 10%. imports are going to be taxed. >> translator: so we've abandoned the idea of having french far may firms? >> translator: but we're not going to do -- not going to cover over night the imports that you will be banning. so in the years to come, if you are elected all drugs will increase in price, all imported drugs. to show the in coherence of what you put those to the french. next, the real problem -- >> translator: it's not true. >> translator: the real -- you can check this in your files. as regards to the rest, all of real problems are the medical decemb desserts where there are many county of firm where is there's a shortage of doctors and nurses. we must reorganize public and private medicine to -- so they can get out of hospital more quickly to have easy access to specialist in order to relieve the accident and emergency department. i'm thinking of our territory overseas. there is a need to boost healthcare in particular. almost all our overseas territory have an in adequate heal

you manipulate their anger, madam le pen. that's all i have to say. >> translator: you don't want to understand. you don't understand because you don't wand to understand. they deserve better. >> thank you both of you. we need to wrap up. you wanted an opportunity to speak, eric, to the french people about the topic topic. >> translator: we've talked about many subjects and some subjects, we haven't mentioned. i've very briefly referred to our overseas territories. this is over sized territories are mine for that state of our improvement. i would also like to say a word about disabled people. the law that mrs. le pen wants to repeal proposes pragmatic solutions for disabled people in our country. this law, and i will preserve this law to have pragmatic solutions. first of all, i will increase the subsidies. the current -- the handicapped -- >> translator: no more time. >> translator: financial aid which keeps them below the povrntd line. second measure, i don't want disabled people not anymore than to have any solutions. so y

>> i'm against everything that madam le pen said. can we have a democratic debate , madam le pen, please? first of all, the big fear which manipulating you're , manipulating the fears of our citizens regarding terrorism, , the great fear, and you are the uk has nothing to do with the euro. it has never been part of the euro. now, the euro -- you propose the french should withdraw from the euro. i think that is a mortal proposal and a dangerous proposal. and your do to yourself system has no meaning. it shows that you're unprepared. what is your vision? my vision is to build a strong europe, to i have a european policy that will be powerful and in which we will defend the interest of france. everyone needs to understand the farmer in a region buys his raw materials from abroad. he has to pay in euros. and he has to pay his employees in francs. a lot of products are imported. and if he is a stock breeder, the italians will buy his products in euros. and he will pay his employees in francs. >> each country will have its currency. >> so

they were not far from -- at some point telling each other madam le pen stop lying. you should tell the truth to the french a whole variety of issues and ms. le pen saying essentially macron is it still is a socialist. she kept on saying you were in the government of the outgoing president so you are a socialist prism of the reforms taken by the government although he really decided to run as an independent candidate said it's your fault. he really tried to get under, he kept his composure but he was much more offensive than people would get. people were saying he is going to try is a favorite and he doesn't have to make any mistakes. he went right back saying she was a threat to france in the spirit of defeat coming back to france and he attacked her on her weak points especially the economy enter proposals to drop the currency which he seemed to be changing. he knows that's one of his week point spread is a counter taxi at tapped him on terrorists -- he said essentially that macron was beholden to islamist organizations in france and this is obviously a very grave a

. -- madame le pen tongight. -- tonight.hey expressed tonight at their disarray and i will do everything in the next five years to make sure that they understand that there is no reason why they should continue voting for the extremes. there are only french men and french women, the whole of the people of france together. what you represent here tonight, it is forever. enthusiasm, the energy of the people of france. this place where we are meeting tonight is actually expressing that. it is history. to the liberation of paris, the french revolution, to the boldness of this pyramid, this is the place. this is where all the french people of all the various components of france have gathered. this is a place where france stands. the world is looking upon us, upon france. tonight, it is europe and the world that is looking at france. europe and the world are waiting -- they are waiting to defend everywhere, the spirit of the enlightenment that has come under threat in semi-different places. they are expecting us to defend freedom

finally, a word to all of those penvoted for madame le tonight.on'txpressed tonight, boo her, they expressed the disarray. they also expressed their own commitments, which i fully respect. but i will do everything in the next five years to make sure that they understand that there is no reason why they should continue voting for the extremes. there are only french men and french women, the whole of the people of france standing together. and what you represent tonight is forever the enthusiasm, the energy of the people of france. place where we are meeting tonight is actually expressing that, because it is a , to the history liberation of paris, to the boldness of this pyramid, this is the place where all the french people of all the various components of france, have gathered. this is a place where france stands, and the world is looking upon us, upon france, because tonight it is europe and the world that is looking at france. [applause] mr. macron: europe and the world are waiting, waiting for us to defend everywhere the spirit of the enlighten

and finally a word to recall those who vote for madam le pen tonight. they expressed tonight, don't boo her. they expressed tonight their disarray, they also expressed their own commitments which i fully respect but i will do everything in the next five years to make sure that they understand that there is no reason why they should continue voting for the extremes. tonight there are only french men and french women, the whole of the people of france standing together and what you represent here today is forever enthusiasm, the energy of anymore of france. -- the energy of the people of france. and this place where we are meeting tonight is actually expressing that, because it replaces history from the -- to the liberation of paris to the french revolution to the bold unless of this pyramid, this is the placey all the french people, of all these various come -- components of france have gathered. a place where france stands and the world is looking upon us, upon france, because tonight it is europe and the world that is looking at france. europe and the

finally, a word to all of those who voted for madame le pen tonight.hey expressed tonight, don't boo her, they expressed the disarray. they also expressed their own commitments, which i fully respect. but i will do everything in the next five years to make sure that they understand that there is no reason why they should continue voting for the extremes. tonight, there are only french men and french women, the whole of the people of france standing together. and what you represent tonight in the louvre is forever the enthusiasm, the energy of the people of france. and this place where we are meeting tonight is actually expressing that, because it is a place of history, to the liberation of paris, from the french revolution to the boldness of this pyramid, this is the place where all the french people of all the various components of france, have gathered. this is a place where france stands, and the world is looking upon us, upon france, because tonight it is europe and the world that is looking at france. [applause] mr. macron: europe and the world ar

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there is a huge difference between trump and madam le pen. on the other hand, she's a populist like trump -- >> but gi, talk about the electorate. the relationship in the electorate, the different camps. >> you're right, these deserve tore compared because the electorate is very similar. the people who voted for trump and the people who voted for le pen, they look alike. these are french people and people who are rather poor. when you look at the map of the electorate of trump and the electorate of madam le pen, they're very similar. the cities are rather liberal in the united states, liberal in france, and, you know, became part of france in the rural areas and the roughed out in france like the united states. they support le pen in france, which shows the similarities of the electorates and similarities of the problem that people, when they get encrusted by globalization, they are voting for the populist party because nobody is taking care of them and nobody is offering a solution to them. >> steve clemens, editor at large for "the atlantic

i do not think madame le pen would have been a partner to anyone in europe.omplicated as these things always are. macron represents potentially a partner. he is looking to perhaps keep europe on a more pro-business footing, pro-economic growth. also potentially hostile as a competitor to the u.k. as well as a third country, and external country to the eu. france is going to be looking to take -- on balance, the prime minister will regard macron as potentially a competitor for the start -- from the start. by the end, i hope they will become an ally. the secondlook at largest economy in the eurozone, the big bulk of gdp comes from government spending. -- how can heate make this a dynamic economy? without causing a lot of short-term pain for a lot of people across france? l: the short answer is, he can't. any structural reform is always going to entail certain amount of pain. how you managed that pain. it is inevitable at a time with change within france and the global economy, this does change things radically. --the process, things will people will have less s

>> well, madam le pen got the best score ever. 11 million people voting for her. 3 million the firstand twice, better, more than what her father did 15 years ago in 2002. versus chirac. but definitely, they have to change the party. and i think that if madam le pen is losing the parliamentary elections, believe me, we can already predict that it will be a big fight inside the party, big reshuffling. and i could already hear the niece of marine le pen, mario mi michelle le pen. >> and we've seen mr. macron received an endorsement from former u.s. president obama. does that mean that his relationship with the u.s. is likely to be strong or strong since obama and president trump were strongly opposed that mr. macron is on a path to clash with president trump? >> mr. trump on one hand, mr. putin on the other hand, sent messages to mr. macron saying we are ready to work for you. and mr. putin saying we hope you're willing to end the bones of contentions we have together. but let me tell you, it's been organized by a former french journalist based in washington. and who knew obama very wel

and this is why i think madam le pen will have lost a lot of people ready to vote for her.nly moment in the debate where she was outplaying macron was when she started talking about struggle against terrorism, struggle against the muslim fundamentalist networks, which we have to face all around the country here. she was good on that. but it's not enough. people think that globally macron is more reliable and more presidential than marine le pen. europe definitely was devastating for her. >> but they want in the euro. that's the point, right? they want to stay. >> well, europe -- the program concerning france and europe was devastating. people think we don't want to get out of the european union. we don't want to get out of the euro currency. on that she has never looked at any moment credible. >> christian, final question. if turnout was significantly lower than expected, could that deliver a surprise result on sunday? >> yes. definitely we have a lot of people from former fillon's electorate divided going for macron and going for her. you have the extreme left. it's very d

. >> translator: i wish this evening to thank madam le pen. i know the division in our country that led to some extreme votes. ry respect them. i know the anger, the anguish, the doubts that many of you have expressed. >> now this is a massive repudiation of the style of politics that maureen le pen was peddling. she was anti-eu, antimm >> he is very pro eu. he is pro trade. and his style of politics is carrying forward probably into the upcoming. it is about politics going forward. it's brand new party. they will determine whether or not you have to determine. >> six people were rushed to the hospital, one of them with critical injuries. the highway to 495 having shut down the investigation. but everything is back open now. no word as yet on what caused the crash. >> police in the district are looking for this teenager, h name is isaiah johnson. he is 13. officers say he was last seen yesterday on summer road in southeast d.c. please call police if you can help officers find him. >> the health care debate front and center on today's sunday ta

say a few words to those that voted for madame le pen today.o not boo them. .hey have expressed their anger and i have expressed them -- i have respected them as well. i will do everything i can in the next five years to make sure that they do not have any reason to vote for extremist ideas. we have the strength, the energy, and the will because that is what has carried us to this position and that is what has made us. that strength will ensure our future. we will not give in to fear, division, or lies. >> conceding defeat, the pen le pen said -- th she was now the leader of --. people will have to express themselves again in the general election. i will be leading this fight. and i urge those that want to choose france to vote for us to ensure prosperity and preserve our identity and social model. anna: let us get the latest from paris. andline is on the ground has been following the events of the weekend. what does emmanuel macron's victory speech tell us about the kind of president he wants to be. we are seeing many interpretations. what has

translation: last night madam le pen showed her true face, that of the national front, of a party fromar right, with a lot of aggression, including a personal nature, many exaggerations, lies and insinuations regarding a personal account coinciding with an organised effort on the internet. my team spend all night with lawyers to off easily dismantled that. i am not letting it go because this is what is happening today to our democracies and this is what is threatening democratic life. it is what is called fake news and it can confuse people who only experience of the campaign through social media and who often face falls information. when it comes to subjects as serious as this one you have to react immediately. that is why i am taking legal action today. also making news today. russia, turkey and iran have signed an agreement to establish four safe zones in syria. the proposals drawn up by moscow were agreed by delegates, at a second day of peace negotiations in kazakhstan. representatives of the syrian armed opposition walked out of the talks, saying they could not accept the plan. i

i would like to say a few words to those who voted for madame le pen today, don't doo them -- boo themthey have expressed their anger and belief and i respect those as well, but i would do everything i can in the years to see these people no longer have any reason to vote for extreme ideas. vonnie: joining us now from paris, inauguration next sunday, what will macron's first test be? be he torst step will name a cabinet, a first prime minister. that should happen on monday. , this will benow his first big challenge, to get a majority during the legislative elections. at the moment, the opinion polls we have showed that he could get a small majority, but it is also a possibility that he would have to form a coalition with some of the right wing republican party representatives because emmanuel macron may have won this election with 66% of the vote, which does give him some sort of legitimacy, but without a majority, he cannot push through the reforms he is planning for the country. mark: we are seeing some protests taking place, some pictures of that. i don't know if you are aware of th

. >> i would like to say a few words to those who did madame -- voted for madame le pen today.t boo them. i respect standing up for your beliefs. i will do everything i can to see that these people no longer have any reasons to vote for extreme ideas. then, hetween now and will focus on picking a cabinet. how much can we extrapolate from this election, john? call it ahave to victory for centrism in france and sort of globally. the answer is if you had a choice between macron and le pen , quite a lot of people voted for him did it through clenched teeth or just because they wanted to keep her out. there was definitely a defeat for le pen. the full extent of macron's of victory, lumpy known for a time. -- won't be known for a time. the truth is, it doesn't matter. it's not unusual for people to win narrow victories and then try to do a lot. in this case he can claim 66 for -- 66% of the vote. david: what have we learned about how he might govern? a description of him as a social liberal with pro-business reform and nordic style welfareism. a very brief descripti. basically, macro

. >> i would like to say a few words for those who vote for madame le pen.ir anger,ressed disarray, and their belief, and i respect those as well. but i will do everything i can in the next five years to see that these people no longer have any reasons to vote for extreme ideas. >> it is a positive outlook for markets and cannot discount them, but they need to be able to do the reforms -- but he needs to be able to do the reforms, but there is uncertainty about that. when you look at trump in the u.s. t full extent of macron's victory, it does not matter. if he grabs a hold of this and plows ahead, it is not unusual for people to win very narrow victories. he can claim that she claimed 62% of the vote. yesterday of an amy to the right. to govern mainly to e right. make francent to more business-friendly and introduce more productivity. that means taking on the unions. underway under south korea -- voting is underway in south koa ter a scandal. itwing worries about unpredictable neighbor to the north. tell us about expectations of the day. >> presidential can

. >> i would like to say a few words for those who vote for madame le pen. do not boo them.er all, they vexpressed their anger, disarray, and their belief, and i respect those as well. but i will do everything i can in the next five years to see that these people no longer have any reasons to vote for extreme ideas. >> at the end of the day, it is a positive outlook for markets cannot discount them. at the same time, we need to be able to do the reforms. but he needs to be able to do the reforms, but there is uncertainty about that. when you look at trump in the u.s., they proved to be more difficult than in the beginning. >> the full extent of macron's victory, it does not matter. if he grabs a hold of this and plows ahead, it is not unusual in an american context for people to win ryarrow victories and try to do a lot. he can claim he got 66% of the vote. he has to govern mainly to the right. has the least number of self-made millionaires, it has got everything for the right you would want to change. you would want to make france more business-friendly and introduce more p

and i saw madame le pen has very strange economic series." displeased nearly 9% instead chose not to vote for either one filling in blank ballots. reaund dennis, french citizen "in this election there was a lot of deception a lot of people didn't vote for both candidates in the last round. a lot of people thought okay my candidate is not going to the second round i'm not going to vote."in all macron won by a large margin taking in 66% of the votes. those opposing le pen saying she was radical in her nationalistic views. "after seeing what happened in great britain and in america we were worried the country would turn into themselves first."a reflection that most in the country are enthusiastic to welcome macron as a leader open to immigration who promises to keep the european union intact. another big draw for french voters they tell me is that macron has never held office. he instead comes from a banking background. they're excited by this fresh blood as they said to enter the political realm. live in the newsroom ella sogomonian kron 4 news

madame le pen did when 35% of the vote saying anti-globalization.e globalization and christine lagarde. i am not sure you would want to go there with macron-lagarde. tom: what is the audacity the new french president needs? >> i think he needs to do some quite symbolic things on labor market reform because otherwise, i think the rest of the world will not believe that anything has changed in france. some of those things you can argue up and down about 35 hour week and how significant it is, but internationally, it has achieved atomic status and yet the do something about that. otherwise, i think your rhetoric about reopening france for business and attracting investment will not work. guy: aren't you just charging headlong into unions doing that? isn't there a smarter way? >> the unions don't have much membership. it is more of the street. >> the street and the union is more nuanced than used to be. the reformist union now has more members than the hardline -- >> but isn't the point still standing that -- don't work against it. >> everything macron

i wish this evening to greet madam le pen.now the divisions of our country that have led some to extreme votes. i respect them. i know the anger, the anguish, the doubts that many of you have expressed. it is my responsibility to listen to you, protecting the most vulnerable, organizing solidarity in a better way, fighting against all forms of inequality and discrimination. making sure that your security is guaranteed as well as the unity of the nation. because behind each word that i am saying i know there are faces, men and women, children and families, whole lives that's you and your loved ones. this evening, it is -- i'm addressing myself to all of you. all of you together. the people of france. we have obligations towards our country. we have inherited a very important history and a humanist message. this history and this message, we need to transmit it to our children first of all. but we also need to bring it into the future. i will defend france. its vital interest. its image, its message. i take the engagement in fron

speaking french] >> translator: and i would finally also like to say a word to those who voted for madam let boo them. they expressed, today they expressed an anger that they were disappointed at time's certain convictions. i respect them, and i will do my utmost during the five years to come to make sure that there'll be absolutely no reason whatsoever to vote for extremists. [cheers and applause] >> [speaking french] >> translator: tonight just the french women and french men, people of france gather together, and what you represent tonight here at louvre, you represent fervor, enthusiasm, energy, the energy of the french people. [cheers and applause] >> [speaking french] >> translator: and you've placed -- this place in which we find ourselves expresses this. after all, our history of the ancient regime to the liberation of paris, to the french revolution, to the awe it is aty of this -- audacity of this pyramid is the place, it's a place for all the french, all french men and french women. this place is the place which represents france that the world is looking at. because, after all,

the republic. [ cheers and applause ] and i also want to say a word for those who voted today for madam le don't boo. they expressed -- they expressed today anger, dismay, and sometimes convictions. i respect them. but i will do everything during the five years to come to make sure that there is no reason at all to vote for extremes [ cheers and applause ] tonight, it is only the men and women of france, the people of france united. and what you represent tonight in the louvre is a fervor and enthusiasm and the energy of france. and this place we are gathered in says that. it has gone through our entire history, through the asean regime, to the liberation of paris, through the french revolution, to the boldness of this pyramid behind me. it is the place where all french people -- a place for all french people. this place is that of france which the entire world is looking at. because tonight it is europe and the world looking at us. [ cheers and applause ] europe and the world is expecting us to defend the spirit of the enlightenment which is threatened in so many places. they expect that

the dispute centres on madame le pen's suggestions that monsieur macron holds an offshore bank accounthe thought he was going to die. now the sport. the arsenal manager arsene wenger says the extreme highs and lows of a career in football adds to the pressure on players and can lead to mental health problems. everton's aaron lennon is receiving treatment after being detained by police under the mental health act last weekend. not all the players, even if they feel the need, they do want to be helped by people who are at the club. sometimes you don't want to show that you could be interpreted as a weakness inside the club, and so i believe that you understand that most of the players, in a situation where they need help, they want to do that outside the club. jose mourinho has written off finishing in the top four in the premier league, and says that manchester united will now prioritise the europa league, because winning that is the only way they'll qualify for next season's champions league and that could see them resting players on the home front. they are in spain for the first leg

defeated in the first round of the election, which means that in the second round you had basically madam leand mr. macron. it was the first time for mr. macron running for office. so they decided either they were going to stay home or they were going to not express a preference. >> woodruff: and so how divided is france still? you were telling me with the parliamentary elections coming, it's really unclear if mr. macron is going to have a majority. >> well, we have never had such a situation, i guess, in the french political life. you have mr. macron basically didn't have a political party a few months ago, yet has created one, who didn't have any member of the parliament supporting him, and we have the general elections coming on june 17t june 17th and 18th. so for him it will be quite a challenge to get a majority in a new parliament. >> woodruff: so where is france left, then, with the marine le pen brand of populist nationalism? is it gone? has it just receded for a short time? how do you see that? >> no, actually, we are facing the same populist outburst that you have been facing durin

>> i just don't want madam le pen to be president. >> reporter: macron is 39 years old, which will makeance's youngest president ever. the former investment banker is a moderate and supports keeping france part of the european union. >> he wants france to play a role in the eu. >> reporter: now he's faced with handling one of the world's largest economies, struggling under 10% unemployment rate. >> since the eu is the largest trading partner of the u.s., any disruption in the eu will certainly affect what we do over here. >> tom rivers, abc news, paris. >> 39 and president of france. amazing there. >>> back here at home, the family of a teenager shot and killed by a dallas area police officer is taking legal action. 15-year-old football star, jordan edwards was buried over the weekend. one week after he was gunned down inside a vehicle leaving a house party. officer roy oliver originally said the teens were aggressively backing up. but his own body camera video apparently contradicted that story. well now edward's family is suing the officer and the police department. saying, oliver was

for emmanuel macron not because they were enthusiasts expect they family wanted to vote against madame leworks, the youngest president of the republic, 39 years old, of course there was napoleon, you was 30 years old, in 1799, bert he is someone who may be able to give confidence in future. a lot of french people are afraid of the future, they feel that globalisation and europe, all of this comes as a danger. he is the one who would give the french people confidence in their ability to cope with globalisation, a french innovative country looking forward. tell me your hopes for the eu. you mentioned franco german access, what does that mean? the eu was facing same any challenges, including as i may say so as a british journalist comedy brexit challenge. just one but a big challenge. how do you see that? of course, emmanuel macron has been speaking aloud about the necessity for europe to give back sovereignty. we need european sovereignty. we need european sovereignty. to show to the people of europe that they can decide themselves of their own futures. there has been a big cut between the

let's begin with madam le pen, she had a bit of a spot of bother today over plagiarism allegations.s it gets. we're ina as up close and personal as it gets. we're in a basement room at a hotel. she's talking to a small group from the african civil society here in paris, who've asked to say what do you offer, what does macron offer to ethnic minorities to a wider france? the comments that she spoke about a short while ago, she gave this tv interview, she made clear her policies, within that, a minute 40 of it, which has trended on the internet, she makes clear, she gives a carbon copy of what francoise fillon said a month ago. he talked about how people were lining up in french schools all over the world. she said the same. he talked about how france is at a cross—roads and needs to become back on top of the world. she said the same. it's word—for—word in world. she said the same. it's word —for—word in bart. world. she said the same. it's word—for—word in bart. she gave an interview and she spoke to these people here and she said it was deliberate. she said it was it a nod to franco

what's the to do list for madame le pen. macron, what does he not need to do as he goes to sunday?aroline: the report she had let -- the approach he had last night to remain calm to show he can govern was the right strategy according to the political strategy. angry,le pen sounded sounded aggressive and sounded confused on many subjects, especially the subject of the euro. you know how important it is for the french. 70% of the french people want france to stay in the euro, to stay in the european union. and the issue with marine le pen last night, she failed to clarify her position on the euro . she said the french would be using the franc, but the euro would still be used in international transactions. and macron said, this was nonsense. he appear to as the detailed man, giving concrete measures. i guess that is what he needs to keep doing until sunday. tom: somehow i think it will be operatic to see them go at it to the sunday election. in paris, with the opera behind her. there is much more bloomberg "surveillance" all of television and radio today. for u.k. banking, it is abou

what does madame le pen need to do in the next five days?ts, you know that the left votes, whatever, what did she need to do? >> what she is trying to do is forget that her plan is to leave the euro and eu because she is well aware that 70% of french people do not want to leave the euro, to not want to leave the eu, and that is what she did this weekend when she rallied another nationalist with plans on leaving the euro. at least it is not a andequisite in the picture, they managed to get 5% of the votes. this helps her to gain some more votes, not necessarily from the thoseght, but also from who are working for -- you are voting for fillon. nearly one third could vote for her in the runoff. tom: let's turn to pharmaceutical blue-chip. pfizer, a 2% revenue miss. to a positively affirm of 2017, the revenue is flights. there is noise on acquisitions. there you see the revenue. tv , let me bring it up. you can see live tv. forget about that. you can come over here and come down and you can find any of these charts, see the previous segment.

to all those word who voted for madame le pen t onight.xpressed tonight -- tonight--they expressed the disarray and their own commitments which i respect but i will do everything in the next five years to make sure they understand that there is no reason why they should continue voting for the extremes. frenchmaney are only and french women, the whole of the people of france standing together and what you represent tonight in the louvre is the energy of the people of france. place where we are meeting tonight is expressing that because it is a place of history. paris toliberation of the french revolution to the boldness of this pyramid, this where all the french people of all the various components of france have gathered. this is a place where france stands and the world is looking on us and on france. because tonight europe and the world is looking on france. waitingnd the world are , are waiting for us it to defend everywhere the spirit of the enlightenment that has come under threat in so many different places. they are expecting us to

trying to be calm and considered, trying to be calm and considered, trying to interrupted are saying, madame le won on points. and he was more dignified. some of the voters who didn't know... she made good point on only one issue, which was terrorism, because he is weak on that. because he has supporters who belong to a militant organisation in france and she got him with details. but that's about the only time where she debated well. the rest of the time he was much better. marine le pen was pressed more on what her plans we re was pressed more on what her plans were for france having a separate currency. going back to a new frank and the euro. did we learn anything from emmanuel macron? we didn't. this new policy has been debated by people in her team. this new policy has been debated by people in herteam. she isn't an economist, she is a barrister by trade. she was serving a few arguments and he is the technocrat. both of them were terrible on this. it was impossible to understand and frankly it was something they shouldn't have debated.” appreciated. thank you. two more days of campaigning.

madam chair. in reading through the testimony provided for today's hearing, it became clear that some of the witnesses are concerned about the societal impacts and others are more circumspect. chairman le fleur, could you comment on where we should direct the efforts and resources we devote to enhancing security, what should our priorities be, where would you place physical attacks. emds, on a frtriage list. >> we are comparing attacks that are very numerous and low barriers to entry, like cyber security, you don't have to be a nation state. a lot of people can do it to high impact, low probability. i think that first of all, we have to have a strategy for all attacks, i think right now i would probably put cyber security as number one, but that doesn't mean we don't need to present our substations from physical attacks or that we don't need to protect against solar storms, which we are protecting against and work on the emp issue and figure out how to protect that. i think taking a step back, to me, where we should be going, the real solution is to build resilience into the grid, to build the grid in a way that we have more redundancy, that we can island, that we have more inventories

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