french president among mccrone has accused journalists of being too interested in themselves but his comments rather backfired and the crown was visiting a school in eastern france for the start of the new academic year and from that posted a video on twitter showing people's cheering and hugging him which led to the media holding believe they are against him. so i wish i would do with the reports mccrone already has a love hate relationship with the press in france like at the start of any beautiful romance president enjoyed the attention from the media at the height of the presidential campaign it's estimated that he had three times more coverage than his opponent's rising star in mind reading not quite but. he's a breath of fresh air in french politics the desire for something different he embodies the end of the old political establishment and while much corn has always . led it's clear that this relationship is becoming more and to move south i'm not interested in journalists it's the people of france who interest me journalists have a problem there too interested in themselves

speaking as a sore bone mccrone delivered an ambitious vision for europe calling on the e.u. to unite in the face of domestic and foreign challenges. at a time when the european project is under attack as never before in manual mccall spent nearly two hours laying out his vision for a united europe. the europe we know is too weak to slow and too inefficient but only europe and europe alone can give us the capacity to act against the big challenges we face now. flanked by french and european flags he said europe needed to relaunch itself with greater cooperation on issues including asylum seekers border protection and intelligence. what's missing in europe today particularly with regard to defense it is a common strategic culture in our incapacity to act together in a convincing manner puts our credibility in question. as well as strategic issues he also called for the creation of a transnational agency to foster european innovation financial stability and corporate tax were also in areas where he said much deeper cooperation was needed. for you to. instead of concentrating al

in artie's other world headlines with me jaclyn france's president mccrone rushes through his overhaul of the country's labor code with a raft of executive orders amid scenes of violent protests against the reform. and human rights watch accuses the un of failing to investigate war crimes and iraq claiming the security council missed the opportunity to consider abuses by all sides not just islamic state. welcome to the program it's just turned five pm here at r t h q in moscow. and we'll have your world news a little bit later but first our main focus for now is germany where it's the eve of the federal election this time tomorrow voters will be choosing who they want to represent them in the next bundestag live now to the r.t. election team in the capital. yeah why the very good afternoon from us is just a record for the afternoon here in lovely city that is welcome to our special election coverage live from the heart of this city with me kevin and nikki. pierce the results of sunday's very two will determine whether chancellor merkel will remain in power for both. mr and the action h

attracting rich people to invest in france is always a similar agreement but mr mccrone forgot that france is one of the. best country for already the best country for. foreign investment mr marquand was elected we with them i guess you could guess presented by many medias like a new president meeting would change things and it was a light because what he's proposing is this same old politics that this is only been the first beneficiary for the rich are seeing the impact will be that less and less people. believe that mr michael and that is popularity will go down well russia's on the terra campaigning for syria is two years old today we'll take a look at what is achieved after the show break they are live. in case you're new to the game this is how it works now. the economy is built around corporations corporations run washington washington controls the media the media. the voters elected businessmen to run this country business equals. it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. welcome back today marks two years since the russian military operation to defe

after knocking journalists for professional narcissism mccrone posted video whose informative value the country shines through it's not the first time the french president has insulted journalists remember this . that. the old it was the night police but if. we asked our space columnist. how she is a journalist feels about common one he was running for president he was basically walking the walk you could not nothing and you couldn't have not had enough of the complete love and what it was that he was going to frame his own message and frame what he was going to say not going to be a part of the suitable so suddenly the press was being pushed back in every possible physical way of course the journalist all to thinking you know who is this person the what has he done with a president who like so much could not know how he will be but he's had you know the good times over this is it he's had the honeymoon and now he's getting into the sort of the thick of things despite the course saying this is about people moving journalists he seems to mention them a lot and one of his own. this appear

after knocking journalists for professional narcissism mccrone posted video whose informative value the country shines through it's not the first time the french president has insulted journalists remember this. is the night. we asked our space columnist. how she is a journalist feels about my comment one he was running for president he was basically walking the walk i could not have enough of him and he couldn't have been up for the journey if it was complete love fest and that he decided that he was going to frame his own message and frame what he was going to say not going to be a part of the suitable so suddenly the press was being pushed back in every possible physical way of course the journalist all to thinking you know who is this person what has he done with a president who like so much i don't know how he will be but he's he's had you know the good times over this is it he's had the honeymoon and now he's getting into the sort of the thick of things despite my course saying this is about people moving journalists he seems to make a lot and while his focus appears to be on crit

the numbers are not big right now but that could could change could network i mean what makes mr mccrone believe that he can succeed where so many others have tried and failed or he was very skillful in dividing the unions by organizing a series of twelve private talks with the unions and that makes plain why there was not that many people in the street and i think the clever spot comes from the content of the reform because there was no red flag if you look at previous reforms or there were things that was with their very aggravating all that could raise anger in the case of this reform there's nothing really spectacular nothing really to get angry at their. military to the of small changes that in a will make a difference that in themselves at first they are i would say marginal and secondly they are very hard to understand so he was able to defeat or his open arms by means of excessive complexity how much of a factor is micron's personal popularity in all of this. i think that. made a few other political and communication blunders. that explain his fall in the balls so he said to peop

altie paris well as mccrone moves to reshape the economy the latest polls show he's losing popularity you can see it's dropped to forty percent mccrone spokesperson however claims the president will quote transform the country well other presidents have fared a lot better at the same points in their careers nicolas sarkozy had a sixty nine percent approval rating and even francois along who is best known as mr unpopular had fifty four meanwhile some have accused the new french president of arrogance in light of some of the things he's been saying on the world stage. we have absolutely different positions to block in your future i asked france well not so many he's ready to follow us and then we will have some. really imagine all the other nice thing they have different their political views i can't even imagine something like that actually where people can. do that because . the international stage is not really that clear. also i am the one to blige to speak to and to want every ten days. that the film take i don't think it's smart move but i guess that's like the new thing nowadays

namely her own bavarian sister party the christian social union they also raise their voice after mccrone speech today saying that they too see some red lines when it comes to that common budget and the common finance minister so with this point she may be mildly receptive to mr message in this area of common economic policy but she's going to have some tough persuading to do with those potential coalition partners are she's got to get her potential partners on board the timing of this speech though is so interesting why is that crown doing it now after the german election before the weeks of coalition wrangling make in. we're told that he absolutely intentionally timed this speech for this particular moment the reason is he absolutely must have germany on board germany is the country that pays most into the e.u. budget if he wants a common budget and they don't go along the idea is dead in the water so he must have german support apparently the idea in paris and he did speak to the chancellor twice in the past two days is that he wants to get that plan out there before there's a coalitio

despite ongoing protests president mccrone signed five executive orders yesterday to rush through his controversial labor reforms they will come into effect in the coming days now this is the first of many changes that are planned for the future potentially causing more public unrest now let's talk cross now to our team's policy clear for the latest from paris. paula what is the current mood in paris after the signing of the new rules. what i would estimate that they easily around a hundred and fifty thousand people where i'm standing in the best deals where and this follows a promise that was only a made by the eat of the french leave to milan sean that he would be bussing in people from as many as one hundred and fifty cities today saturday and see only hours of this morning we have seen people in the driving i've been talking to them for the last two hours and they say that they furious they will continue to come taste them a bit old they say if we can work protections and they still angry not to be stable with mckone calling them so that because take a listen. because she didn't g

president emanuel mccrone proposes new tax breaks for france's wealthy leading to protests and paris. hilton brought here to riot police to talk to them. like she abused right she discriminated left britain bunch of them for a day these are the things that. an english football fans get a warm welcome in march for the u.s. afaik champions league despite the british media sphere mongering head of the fixtures. it's just turned six pm here in moscow i'm jacqueline guga thank you for joining me and the whole team here at r.t. h.q. . we start in catalonia where thousands of students are rallying in support of the region's independence referendum scheduled for this sunday luis castro has been following the mass protest in barcelona. mostly it was a clue from this section of the universities and schools here in qatar lumia who told the students to come out on the streets and you can see that coming. in the. yeah so this is been going on the whole day. guys guys ago couple here anybody speaks english right so so what do you think what do you want to tell the people that is watching right now

president emanuel mccrone proposes a new tax breaks for france's wealthy leading to protests in paris. to employ. a riot police. to talk to ignore your right she abused right she discriminated left breach in front of them for dead these are the things that did not happen so we must go this way and english football fans get a warm welcome in moscow for the u.a.e. afaik champions league despite the british media's fear mongering ahead of the fixtures. this is our two international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned five pm i'm jack and thank you for joining us this hour. we start in catalonia where thousands of students are rolling in support of the region's independence referendum scheduled for this sunday castro has been following the mass protests in barcelona. mostly it was a clue from this section of the universities and schools here in qatar lumia who told the students to come out on the streets and you can see that. it's not going so this has been going on the whole day. guys guys are going to come pick up here anybody speaks english right so so wh

find compromises allowing them to quote unquote save face well that's a sentiment that president mccrone here is unlikely to disagree with france has huge lucrative trade and investment deals with saudi arabia the u.a.e. and qatar it isn't going to take sides in this dispute but it's very interested in seeing it resolved a statement attributed to mccrone has called for a lifting of the saudi lead in bargo on qatar discussions may well continue next week in new york journal al-jazeera paris qatar is the naval forces have completed two days of maritime exercises with french forces qatar's defense ministry says the joint trials were aimed at fighting terrorism smuggling and stability in the region exercises take place and pottery regional water. human rights watch says that saudi authorities have arrested dozens of people including prominent clerics to rest were made ahead of a call by exiled opposition leaders to hold them in story shows after friday prayers in the u.s. base group condemned the arrests calling them a crackdown on dissent any criticism of the royal family carries a prison s

and mccrone basically said we're not going to go after assad anymore that's a recognition that assad. strong with the support of russia and iran and that the real politic is that we have to broker an end to the conflict with assad and that is something that the trumpets and ministration has recognized as well was that was there an element of ok we took out. you know we took. in libya we took out gadhafi in iraq we took out saddam hussein that you know it didn't really work out well doing that and so this is a change in policy from the obama policy in the early trump policy. recognition one that the policy isn't working that since. the intervention of russia and iran has been so powerful in terms of giving assad the backing that he needed that taking out assad is very unlikely right now and the other is a look around at what comes afterwards and i think an understanding that now we have to broker what comes afterwards now rather then thinking we can overthrow assad and then figure out who and apropos of that it seems to me crazy for us to be in a proxy war with russia and it seems cra

rigidity so with him out of the way some european reforms could happen of the kind that president mccrone was talking about yesterday simon young thank you. later britain's opposition labor party jeremy corbyn has addressed his party's annual conference in brighton. from the polls greeted him as he took to the stage he said he wants to not put the power back into the hands of the people in british elections in june labor vastly outperformed expectations taking forty percent of the vote. spain central government has confirmed that it will deploy police to prevent people voting in a catalan independence referendum that has been deemed illegal madrid or storage they say they've ordered police to seal of polling stations ahead of the vote this sunday and to deploy officers on the day to stop vote being cast let alone use reason or government has pledged to hold the referendum despite the crackdown by madrid. in support women's tennis season is approaching its end but there are still want to highlight some a calendar when they w.t.r. your finals take place in singapore at the end of october it

cooperation within the block on issues like migration defense and investment for the dinner got underway mccrone and german chancellor angela merkel met for face to face talks here some remarks now from the german chancellor. regarding the cost of proposals there's a high degree of agreement between germany and france of course you have to talk about the details. but i'm of a firm conviction that europe cannot simply stand still. europe needs to develop into the future. europe needs to develop into the future that's on the american speaking let's go over to talon where our correspondent max hoffman is following that meeting for us next first let's get your impression of the chancellor's words europe cannot stand still what does she mean by that main goal here was to show unity with called the president of france at least not take the wind out of his sails she is obviously very happy about having him there is especially if you see that the difference to his predecessor phosphor law and who didn't really formulate any visions for europe but at the same time she tried to say listen we need to talk

diplomats and in particular the french president emanuel mccrone made reference to this in his speech saying that. it's false to say that nations are stronger acting alone. it was also very critical of president trump's comments about the iran deal saying that it is a fatal mistake to try to tear up the deal without having anything to replace it so a lot of criticism not just of the comments president trump made but also the tone of those particular comments the north korean did a geisha not in the hall to hear him they walked up out before he began speaking iran's foreign minister described his speech as food lish as slogan like so certainly a great deal of resistance and indeed astonishment to that speech by president trump ok mike there were other things that also happened there at the u.n. the u.s. president and there qatar's amir shaikh to mean then harm at all funny that athey un to discuss the crisis the amir described qatar's relationship with the u.s. as a very strong earlier and his address to the u.n. general assembly there near renewed his call for unconditional dialogue t

and french president emanuel mccrone toured the island. and the plane brought water and food and emergency equipment and medicine. for the latest on irma itself let go to meteorologist, melissa magee. will we feel remnants of this form? >> in a much weaker fashion. it works its way into the atlantic region but looking at stormtracker 6 live double scan you see the remnants of what was once irma widely spread out in the eastern half of the u.s. and the showers are starting to dissipate and as you go in tighter you see moisture inching closer and closer to our region and a lot of that moisture is falling apart. over the next few days, expect the next few clouds than sunshine. and a shower here or there is likely and a rumble of thunder very little .25 inch to .50 inch of rain and isolated spots could fine more than an inch of precipitation and you'll notice it will become more muggy and dew points comfortable in the 40s and 50s and turning that up into the lower 60sment the summer like air is starting to return. more details in the full accu

include the free democratic party the greens and they're both against the kind of budget changes mccrone is proposing who's going to have the influence who's going to win when the fight here. well that's a very good question factors for the question and that's one that we can't run in time certainly lindau's party are opposed although they occupy the same political space that sort of the center a little space that's on rush occupied they have an entirely different view of budgetary affairs in the european union i think they're very much more concerned about how the german taxpayer is going to respond i think the greens to a degree of walmart's was micron's because issued in the liberal party in germany so it is a very good question it's too early to say at this moment but certainly these are the big questions that need to be asked about the future shape of the year we are going forward just looking at some of the me and points of macross speech it almost could be labeled a strongman speech would we go as far as to to label it like napoleon. macaronis is popular he used he powerful in ter

attracting rich people to invest in france is always a similar government but mr mccrone forgot that france is one of the. best countries already the best country for. foreign investment based on my form was elected with with the media to cool the west presented by many medias like a new president young it would change things and it was a light because what he's proposing is this same old politics that this is only been the first beneficiary for the rich are seeing the impact will be that less and less people. believe me and that these popularity will go down and russia's antiterrorism campaign in syria a's exactly two years old today after the break we'll take a look at what if anything has been achieved. there are some nazis in the fifty it's not the mass of the a fifty voters but you know to say that our culture of atonement. oh remembrance of nuns nazi crimes is wrong that's too much it's the attitude of some people in the. fifty's which by the way is no in the process of tearing in sales are. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected . so

so a fledgling french president emanuel mccrone his ratings are taking a serious nosedive we'll explain why after the break. in case you're new to the game this is how it works the economy is built around. perforation washington washington. the. voters elected to run this country business. it's not business is huge it's business like it's never been done. chose seemed wrong. to me. to shape out just because the ticket and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. could have you with us today for your new years hundreds of people took to the streets of paris on wednesday to protest against president new labor law designed in part to make it easier for companies to hire and fire workers correspondent sean it was at the scene. the demonstrators have come out again in front to show how i may not be they are with a manual not one perform the working code they have described a manual my own as being a man who not only supports business i once took a right so good because this is what people have been saying to us said that. if you t

of people in france have joined a nationwide protests against labor law reforms president emanuel mccrone says there is sensual to energize the french economy critics say the wipe out hard won protections for workers one of the name changes my home wants is to make it easier for medium and. small businesses to sack staff paul brennan was at the demonstration in paris. france's unemployment is at almost ten percent and economic growth is stubbornly low but where these union members and the president disagree is on the solution to that the c g t union is one of france's largest representing huge numbers of public sector workers and low paid staff the president says his plans to make it easier for bosses to hire and fire will turn the page on three decades of inefficiency but these people are deeply concerned when we are working that was contact any time we can all work for five years or six years not a year and then. you have to leave the job without pay you will be impossible because we do we know. that yes we are protesting mr micawber's label it's a battle against workers. but what these

will think further attracting a rich people to invest in france is always a similar agreement but mr mccrone forgot that france is one of the. best countries already best country for. foreign investment mr marquand was elected we we then we get equal rights presented by him in the media is like a new president meeting would change things and it was a light because what he's proposing is this same old politics that this is only been the first beneficiary for the rich are seeing the impact will be that less and less people. believe that mr michael and that popularity will go down. way to kill a giant one son so has been kicked out of the european parliament it's lobbyists were banned off the refusing to attend a herring herring was into whether a secret studies into the safety of monsanto products were flawed or exaggerated for commercial ends lawmakers also slams the secrecy surrounding the studies how can we be sure of developed to conclusions about to safety or otherwise of life for states when there is lack of transparency when it is publicly revealed by the latest us court cases that deci

a protest against the money or mccrone seen fighting between students and police on the part of versity where the french president is giving a speech. was . was. the. was the clashes erupted as the president looked to push forward changes to the european union you focused on reforming european migration policy stressing the need to send away refugees who don't have the right to asylum one of his major proposals though is the creation of a common grippy an army on the common defense budget. surplus one national pork we are in need of profound changes i proposed to our counterparts to create a european army and they opened this initiative towards the french army and all militaries coming from all european countries voluntarily france has to possess a joint intervention force common defense budgets your common doctrine to act because. the twitter talk of another president lead to conflict in asia north korea sees the u.s. has already declared war in the country the latest coming up later in the program. for warren buffett he's the landed gentry living on the right side of the interstate ap

against an overhaul of the labor laws in france they hope to build pressure on the president emanuel mccrone just days before his flagship reforms are expected to enter into force and as you can see flares are being thrown from the crowds these are the latest pictures we're showing you know. ok i'll be back in about thirty minutes with all the latest headlines in the meantime do check out our twitter and facebook pages and have your say the day's stories. it's. well let. me give her. her. last push. was the force of. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or somehow want to be preached. to the right to be prosperous like that before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of my college. sitting in. this bed with me but i can know the most get a little bit because well plus i'm a lawyer but i. know both of you as a problem but i get sort of kind of the side of this yes. i see a dump i can just see your piece i left a little bit to see. where the blue he will get a sp

welcome back despite ongoing protests president mccrone signed five executive orders yesterday to rush through his controversial labor reforms that will come into effect in the coming days and this is the first of many changes that are planned for the future potentially causing more public unrest artie's pulse lear is in paris for us putting two old guys this is at least a hundred and fifty thousand people now this is a reaction to president my confines of those five official orders and talking to people here looking at the placards they really saying no to these labor reforms now this is an amalgamation of both lift wing organizations and anti mcconnell protesters people have been bussed in since the early hours of this morning some are save some for me from a post office range cities and we're also hearing from the leaders on the fringe. that they will continue to. be labeled all that. work for protections and that would like to see like this in the coming days and the coming weeks talking to protest that they are angry basically angry with the statement that mcconnell made not so lo

s not a university says it's unclear if mccrone will be able to push through his reforms it's the sameas we've seen over the last ten years the trade union movement towards paul to be in for all its likes to mobilize people and there's a sense that these these changes all right a call but i think what we need to what we need to look at very carefully is just how many people really want this test is being seen as what today is being seen as is a test of the strength of opposition i'd also the strength of one of the trade unions which the main trade union that called the action it really remains to be seen whether over the months to come whether this government on like it's pretty decisive is able not only to talk the talk but she to walk the walk and that's to say to deliver the reforms it wants to deliver. syrian media report that a dozen civilians have been killed in a u.s. led coalition air strike in war torn province we'll have the details after this break. our. local blogs telling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chickenhawk forcing you to fight the battle th

in back in a wave of accusations of turning into a president of the rich french lead to a mongol mccrone has said that his latest tax reform with aimed at encouraging investment and promoting talent in a country however people we spoke to in paris don't buy that saying they were full will work against them. explains how do you know when you know just rich but you won't feel feverish. your fast cars and resources and definitely signs that even more than a pretty penny to spend right. will not so much in france where the twenty's the rich and famous no longer eligible for tax and that's who's ing point. if you can. i think this is unfair but justice no longer exists in france. there isn't a justice system anymore this is the hunger for power of a prince who wants to rule our country how he wants. government is only for the rich and he doesn't care about the poor we don't have a middle class there are only poor people who work for the rich yes i am outraged and we the young people should protest against this much switching how wrong taxes wealth is government change that it wants to do you

president mccrone: [speaking ]rench president macron: secretary-general of the united nations, it is my privilege here today to take the floor for you, i know to whom i own that privilege. i owe that privilege to all of those who will rose up against the barbaric regime that seized my country, france. i owe it to those nations that heard our cry of resistance, and who from america, africa, lithuania, and asia sent their sons and daughters to our aid. they did not all know about france but they knew that were france defeated this would be a defeat for the ideals they shared with us, of which they were proud and ready to give their lives. they knew their freedom and their values depended upon the freedom of other women and men who lived thousands of kilometers away from them. i owe that privilege to those who once the war had ended dared to take the path of reconciliation and to build a new international order. those who understood human rights lay at the heart of international legitimacy. those who made amends for the wrongs. those who believe the values of this war had to restore val

spending in key public sectors and cut taxes for the wealthy after unveiling his first annual budget mccrone has been dubbed by some as the hero of the rich. our correspondent charlie do with in paris for us what we see are saying another unpopular decision from across who'll these cuts affect most. people who do. well what you're seeing now is going on though by a national day of action by pensioners of course strong this is one of the many rejects me when there are thousands of people here who are coming out to express them and getting not going to involve the money orders government saying that they feel that they are being most affected by some of these cuts which will see them having to pay more taxes in certain areas of the law even and pensions he's saying they don't want the michael governments and leave them out in molds we assume this is on the eighty percent of pensions infos say that they've seen their income deteriorate over the last three years and many people that i've been speaking to in this protest say they just cannot afford the fundamentals in life many pension is saying

it's not a university says it's unclear if mccrone will be able to push through his reforms it's thesame as we've seen over the last ten years the trade union movement toward least part of it in france likes to mobilize people and there's a sense that these these changes all right a call but i think what we need to what we need to look at very carefully is just how many people really want this test is being seen as what today is being seen as is a test of the strength the depth of opposition i do also of the strength of one of the trade unions which the main trade union that that called the action it really remains to be seen whether over the months to come whether this government on like it's pretty decisive is able not only to talk the talk but she to walk the walk and that's to say to deliver the reforms it wants to deliver. at least twelve civilians have been killed by u.s. led coalition air strike in the province according to syrian media we contacted the u.s. central command for clarification and it says the strikes targeted i saw infrastructure . on the sixteenth of september

labor reforms have meant to help french companies become more flexible with the election of president mccrone seen by his government as a mandate for change will rule. that's unusual to you. nobody can seriously say that our labor laws help people get jobs will help companies grow sustainably. for a boss or for a foreign investors are lay below the rib break on unless. if you just know. mr micron is not the first french president to attempt this kind of reform. the last time it was tried a year ago. this was the response. only the hardline cgt union has so far called for a strike again. but others say the door is still open if the reforms don't add up. of the economy is improving. doesn't give her a real sense to. . those reforms. if in fact it's only a matter of asking old people do to tighten their belts. i went at the same time and the economy is improving. of scottish people wouldn't understand. what is going on? the close is coming all froze his new pro business presidents in the months since his election a shop for an approval among voice. as expose the tensions over his reforms. as pre

president emanuel mccrone proposes a new tax breaks for france's wealthy leading to protests in paris. police to talk to the talks with noise.

possible partner she has on the shall we say multilateral and globalist and openside is emmanuel mccrone so how is she now currently seen in front you told us about emanuel micro what about i'm going to medical in fronts for the french and it was very interesting during the whole campaign the whole campaign focused on longer the macro lens she's a sort of got this in france or somebody she would like the french like. ability to make compromises she. not corrupt like the french politicians she's very low key she's a muti. and. there's a lot of admiration a little bit like go back shove who was not so much like in his own countries but adored outside i mean it's so in france it's very very clear and i think even if she's lost a lot of power now the french are very relieved that she's there to to to stabilize this very tumultuous world at the moment. i think eighty percent of what you just rightly described as. the virtues of uncle americal will be supported by a coalition partners as one dividing thing and that is a big one and that is immigration how will we deal with the immigration prob

the economy the latest polls show he's losing popularity you can see it's dropped to forty percent mccrone spokesman however claims the president will quote transform the country while other presidents have fed a lot better at the same points in their careers nicolas sarkozy had a sixty nine percent approval rating and even francois along to his best known as mr popular had fifty four meanwhile some have accused the new french president of arrogance in light of some of the things he's been saying on the world stage. we have absolutely different positions to vladimir putin i act france will not pass on anything he is ready to follow us and then we will have some progress on syria. i can't really imagine calling anyone other than himself now i think they have different views of their political views i can't even imagine something like that would actually where i. think. the international stage is not really that cool you are now also i am the one obliged to speak to every two on every ten days. yeah this made the film tick i don't think it's a smart move by michael i guess that's like the ne