now polls close are earlier in france one of the key member states and marie le pen has once again proved to be a thorn in the side of the country's main stream party's national rally achieve just over twenty three percent of the vote that's ahead of president manuel mcconnell centrist party that won just under twenty two percent that then said the expected result quote confirms the new nationalist globalist division in france and beyond her party is now calling for the formation of a powerful populist group in the european parliament now the penetrance her supporters earlier let's listen to what she had to say. if you want me to argue this is a victory for the people we have taken back power tonight with pride and dignity that also really joyfully welcome this result tonight because never before has the national rally so deserved his name good to go whether it's a vote from the head or the heart rest assured that vote for a national rally was above all a vote for france and the people. let's bring in our correspondent lisa lewis in paris she's been following my columns on march movement

well that is the big news for france especially one of the member states that marie le pen is once again proved to be a thorn in the side of the country's mainstream parties her national rally achieved just over 23 percent of the vote ahead of president. centrist party that won just under 22. sent the pen said the expected result quote confirms the new nationalist globalist division and france and beyond her party is now calling for the formation of a powerful populist group in the european parliament and she did address her supporters a little while ago let's listen to what she said. she wanted me to argue this is a victory for the people we have taken back power tonight with pride and dignity that we joyfully welcome this result tonight because never before has the national rally so deserved his name good because there is a vote from the head of the heart rest assured that vote for a national rally was a boat full of vote from the people. all right well another place where a populist forces have done very well this in hungary let's bring in nick calio connelly our correspondent is stan

predictions of strong support for populous parties appear to have materialized in strengths where marie le pen's national rally won just over 23 percent of the vote and in poland where the ruling largest party is leading exit polls with more than 42 percent. we'll have more for you at the top of the hour we'll have the very latest on this election stay with us . next doubling. is going to. help managers to know who to day nothing would change you know the banks the mind and so was the language of the bank. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for minds their super shiny many hide themselves away super secretive then your thinking going i'm going super rich definitely around 20000000000 on me more like how do germany's wealthiest people live why do they keep such a low profile we have a super round to catch a glimpse of top of the discreet lives of the rich starts june 10th on t.w. . the book leaving europe. whereas here andy you've gone wrong. what is the general public think about the e.u. these days. how do you feel about the e.u. portion of the rules are decided over our head

won with 24.86 percent and at this time around it's likely to be less than that right but still marie le pen painting her party herself as the winner of this vote what about a man on my car and a marshal what are the reactions that you're seeing where you are tonight. well here people have been saying you know we're quite happy about the result obviously we came 2nd we would have liked to come 1st however this is our 1st european election as the l r e m heartsease and no sane credit crunch has a chance because 2 years ago again interest in the presidential elections they won although before time there had been 2 traditional economies dominating the party spectrum here that's essentially and that center right republicans now today's results if it is confirmed then confirmed that and r.e.m. or as it is the renaissance alliance. which includes l r e m is a stable party and that's not just a temporary temporary friend of mine really that's what they find on the underlining here really. responded lisa lewis for us there in paris covering the very latest thank you lisa. right now we're just gettin

vini has become the biggest force there in france marie le pen won her symbolic jewel with president emmanuel mackerel while the united kingdom is divided over bracks it earlier results showed that nigel farage is bret's it party is in the lead or the pro europe liberal democrats are coming in 2nd both the conservatives and labor a losing support. that we've got correspondents across europe covering this we start with barbara sarah is in brussels. she is the face of european populism and this was a moment she wanted to savor very limp and her far right national rally came 1st in france's european parliamentary vote upstaging president of a crohn's centrist pro you are in a sense moved. live for some of the view but to see the board on these assume the fading of traditional parties and the polarization between the national ready party and the renaissance party confirms that the political scene is now split between nationalist and globalist this fundamental debate will determine our nation and our people's future and will determine what voters will have to choose in the next election.

leader in italy led by matt hale selvin has become the biggest party in that country in france marie le pen she's won the symbolic duel with president emmanuel macro. and in the u.k. nigel farage is new bret's it artie is in the leader's voters express their frustration over the deadlock on how to leave the european union farage says his party's success is a massive message for the conservative party and the labor party that have dominated politics in the u.k. . now president trump is about to become the 1st foreign needed to be japan's new emperor and now the heater but later the focus will be on trade when he holds a bilateral meeting with the prime minister shinzo they'll be getting down to business after orders appeared to be a fun filled weekend where trump took in some traditional culture he's given mixed messages though about trade negotiations 1st saying great progress is being made but then later hinting on social media that nothing will happen until japan's elections in july. right let's go live to wayne hay our correspondent who's in taking in and as we told to you way we're look

so probably going to results show marie le pen set to come out on top. disappointment to president crying what effects do you expect from this result in france and then also the you as a whole. well for president. nothing to be honest with you and for what i heard the said that he will not change their policy so no matter what happened he is stuck in is you know is is a gender and i don't really see any any change on his hand he was involved in the selection of the president should not be involved in the actually represents. d. entire community the all the french citizens but he got involved in his selection east he bets that it will be marine le pen once again he lost so technically to what he should do the least he could do is to dissolve the assembly and house for a new election but i don't think he will do that so crossing to neighboring italy polls there are showing salvini in the lead can't be happy about that either. do you expect to work with them to work with solving his party in strasburg. yeah i mean there's always bridges to build with differ

france's marie le pen was one of the far right leaders celebrating last night have victory over the party president emmanuel mccall was razor thin but hugely symbolic she says it means things will have to change in france in future. she was a soft cheerleader she believes she can get out of this issue asian where she finds himself tonight the failure to defeat the team is experienced with a reach and which she will play recklessly with the saying that it will not work that is not what the french people expect. in britain and to european leader nigel farrar she also said the success of his bags party showed not just that britons want to leave the e.u. but that they also want politics to change fundamentally. but the most significant victory of the night went to metairie salvini is far right to lead party in italy. there when went beyond all expectations salvini said this was a sign that europe was about to undergo a transformation. not only is the league the 1st party in italy but marine le pen is the 1st party in france and the u.k. nodule for august 1st so italy france england it's the s

you here in italy right wing party the league won that 33 percent of the vote while in france marie le pen's national rally over took president emmanuel party with 23 percent the austrian center right people's party also saw a surge in support and there was a significant blow in germany for the ruling coalition their share of the vote fell by around 7 per cent so how is all this expected to shape the european parliament for the next 5 years well let's take a look we are looking at a fragmented grouping with established movements losing ground to smaller parties as you can see here despite the gains though made by the euro skeptic and right leaning parties pro e.u. groups are still expected to hold onto 2 thirds of the seats the biggest blow of these elections will be dealt to parliaments a grand coalition of center left and right they are set to lose the majority that they have enjoyed for the past 40 years or to show dubinsky reports now from paris . he sued the established parties of the center right down the center losing quite a lot of ground in that election and that of course could spe

francis marie le pen is one of the far right lead to celebrating this night victory of the party president a man who was razor thin but she chased him by like she say it mean things will have to change in france in future. she was a soft children as she too has been a grown believes he can get out of the situation where she finds himself tonight the failure to defeat that is experienced within reach and which she will play recklessly with the saying it will not work that is not what the french people expect. in britain and to european leader nigel for our she also said the success of his party showed not just that britons want to leave the e.u. but that they also want politics to change fundamentally. but the most significant victory of the night went to metairie salvini is far right to lead party in italy. there when went beyond all expectations salvini said this was a sign that europe was about to undergo a transformation. not only is the league the 1st party in italy but marine le pen is the 1st party in france in the u.k. nodule for raja's 1st italy france england it's a sign of a euro

it's interesting because of course the national rally of marion le pen is sort of born from the front desk and i love her father john marie le pen it was around for decades that she could potentially be one of the key figures to lead a far right alliance obviously we're still waiting for italy's vote so we can't really discuss in any detail until then about how likely do you think a far right alliance would be for example marine le pen who is quite secular with some of the other far right parties who are almost aggressively christian if you will yes it's likely that we will have a big group built their own to salvini here in the european parliament no. they are internally still quite divided mainly on the economics in mainly on the question of the eurozone were indeed the more northern members or not happy to support transfer say were us some of the like salvini has for example been praising the president of the european central bank and what are drug says so there's internal a difference. is the record important and secondly a majority a solid majority of any piece will still not be euro skeptics so they will simply try

right and we saw that in france even though you know with marie le pen even it was the victor wasn't as much about 14 but that kind of the internal french storage is that it kind of show the lessening of the influence of the traditional parties and i think that there is a move in the united states and in europe and around the world busy that as we face a lot of challenges that are global in nature like migration like anti-terrorism there's a move to draw again and not seek that multilateral cooperation solve it but rather to solve our problems and make america great again america for i personally don't think that's the right way to go you are correct in that many countries not just us not the e.u. are moving and i'm quite so i'm quite taken by the words of marine le pen who said that europe at least is now divided between nationalists and globalists how does if that is indeed the case how does this rather impressive result being an experience by the greens across europe how does that fit into that. well i think it what it shows is that you definitely have there's no clear winner as f

. >> laura: in france, marie le pen's national rally party beat out macron's pro e.u. centrist party, winning the most seats at the e.u. nationalists in italy also took the most seats.e all of europe, people are demanding their freedom from the international shackles put on by regulatorsm who don't know and can't respond to their people or their needs. while most are fine to have strong economic relationships with their member nations, the populists, the more economic nationalism among them still want to retain their language their borders, and theiris own unique culture.re and when you read "the new york times" though, or cnn, you listen to them, they always use the word "anti-immigrant" or "far right parties made the gain." almost invariably that distinction is false. again, the slime has been thrown at trump or salvini or le pen or viktor orban in hungary, and meant only two denigrates, not to advance an actual debate to improveat people's standard of living.. time after time, rather than listen to the people and use the moments that these moments as an opportunity

in france, where marie le pen's beat president's macron's party, and italy, where mateo salvini, bothid badly with brexit party coming on top. we have correspondents across europe. melissa bell in paris but first we begin with our erin mclaughlin in brussels. i know a few people who follow the mood of the european parliament more closely than you do. what's your nirnl initial react particularly the loss of ground for the center parties, who were the real winners and losers. >> yeah, that's right, bianca, big headline from last night is the so-called grand coalition, the alliance of the center right and center left here in the eu. well, they lost their majority last night, collectively losing some 71 seats, which means they're going to have to look to other centrist parties for compromise and that's music to the ears of marguerite veschature known for taking on the the likes of apple and google and taking on the eu, declaring the monopoly of power in the eu to be taken over. taken a listen to what she had to say last night. >> i have worked with breaking monopolies. this is basically w

for example, marie le pen's far right party dropped plans to quit the euro and break you the union. in great britain voters still want out. the new brexit party spearheaded by nigel farage, gain ad whopping 32% of the vote. contrasting with primm theresa may's conservative party 8%. farage sending a message to the uk, if it does not leave the eu by october, his brexit party can win a general election and he could land a leading seat. investors seem to take all of this in stride. the upshot is mainstream politics might be out of fashion at the moment. the european union is not. it has to navigate a new mix of nationalism, globalism, both extremes out of the parties. david: pull out thedown swing they have been in. lauren, thank you very much. >> thank you. david: we have rebecca walter, michael robinson and dave maney. i know investors are weighing all the uncertainty. rebecca, first to you. there doesn't seem to be panic. today we came well off the highs but it is still positive both on nasdaq and in the dow. we're only 4 1/2% off the ultimate highs. are you kind of surprised at the

group in the parliament marie le pen is part of 8 what are the chances the think of being able to unite lot of the far right parties within europe to really create a solid block in parliament. i think. he will certainly try to be the leader of a nationalist movement and maybe mr orbán the prime minister hungry that has 13 seats in the parliament is quite significant will join him in that and a few others but let's not forget that 1st of all the scared of ben and salvini the far right bloc in the european union actually drove many centrist voters to the polls we saw busy an increase in the participation in the european election that was quite significant and let's not forget that there are huge divides within the nationalist bloc somebody like mr sodini doesn't care at all about european budget rules in the rules in the euro zone whereas his austrian allies for example really want these budget rules to be upheld there's divides on who should take migrants and so on so that's so the not underestimate the problems that the far right will will have to act as a cruciform they are very cohesi