mccrone pocketing huge contracts for a vaccine rollout plagued by delays and failures charlotte to penske reports. as the vaccine rollout in france gains ground questions being asked about the role of private companies and consulting firms involved they said to be playing a major role in the strategy which to many has been a major disaster several companies were hired by the french government between them they have signed contracts with millions and millions of euros the lion's share went to american for kinsey the lucrative contracts signed with mckinsey and not initially disclosed to the public was supposed to help ensure vaccine doses could be transported across france work you might think is perfectly suited to france's loss network of civil servants so the fact that it's been contracted out to us firm is that many with a bitter taste in their mouths. in government as in our hospitals consulting firm serve policing public administration that astronomical cost why such contempt for civil servants was an admission of an effectiveness and helplessness and our whole state operator what is

minimum age of consent media reports that there is currently no official age of consent shelagh to penske reports. on wednesday this court is going to be center stage for a case that's provoked outrage here in france involves a woman known as julie who says she was raped by 20 firefighters between the ages of 13 and 15. it all began when julie not real name had been assisted by a firefighter following a severe anxiety seizure at 13 in 2008 now it's claimed she obtained her number for medical records and then grew before asking her to undress via webcam it's then claimed he passed it details on to other firefighters who did the same now in 2009 it's alleged a firefighter then raped julie says she was later taken to an apartment where she was gang raped in 2010 julie disclosed what it happened to her mother and a complaint was filed 3 firefighters were placed under investigation but no action was taken against another 17 men also accused 2 of the men have admitted that they had sex with julie whilst on duty and whilst wearing their uniforms a 3rd admitted a sexual act in a toilet cubicle in

incidents including the beheading of a history teacher last october let's cross live now to charlotte to penske morris to take us through it charlotte we've heard a lot of by what was a bill it's not to be made into law take us through it some of the criticism as well yes well this is already same degree in shrine in the values of the french republic in feet a tightening rules that range from. teaching to online to hate and it would also see jail sentences for doctors who perform their ginty tests that the idea of this law is to stop islam ists essentially from creating communities that were checked the country secular identity and also values such as equality between men and women and this is how the interior minister in france put it the bill provides concrete responses to the development of radical islam and ideology hostile to the principles and values on which the republic is founded now this law was that they did in the national assembly from all the 100 hours a rule $300.00 amendments have been made before it was passed by the deputies on tuesday but despite all the talking this is seen

to campaign on awareness about sexual abuse is also gain traction with french feminists solitude penske explains the transatlantic headache. french intellectuals and politicians are said to be up in arms over the cancelled culture ideology seeping over from the united states and spoiling well the french way of life i think there's a kind of laziness of the intellectual process where they say well we're going to copy and paste and they come and they tell us how wrong we are black lives mocked me too are examples of movements that flew over the atlantic and spread their wings here now that's led to debates over race gender france's crackdown on islam is still going to raise asians and demands for the country to fess up to its colonial past they come and they tell us that we all racist. phobic about our universal values on nothing. and quite frankly i mean there's a combination of incredulity and annoying noise i wouldn't say anger because we don't think it's run of that europe has existed for a long time. i think we can live without american christian who will theory for a few few years m

expressed concern 'd over the import of social science theories from across the atlantic charlotte to penske picks up the story. french intellectuals and politicians are said to be up in arms over the cancelled culture ideology seeping over from the united states and spoiling well the french way of life even the french education minister weighed in the reason battle to each against an intellectual matrix from american universities black lives marked me to our examples of movements that flew over the atlantic and spread their wings here now that's led to debates over race gender france's crackdown on islam is still going on is asians and demands for the country to fess up to its colonial past they come and they tell us that we all racist. phobic about our universal values on nothing. and quite frankly i mean there's a combination of incredulity and annoying noise i wouldn't say anger because we don't think it's run of that europe has existed for a long time. i think we can live without american crystal theory for a few few years and it seems the french should really had enough of council cult

she asked police officers standing nearby for protection but that they did nothing tara and skinner penske joins us live now on our sea welcome to the program can you 1st of all just give us a sense of how you felt during those incidents how much danger did you think you were in it was a mob of 2030 people surrounding me and i was there independently and so i was very fearful for what bodily harm that they could be doing to me in addition to when they were spraying me with a aerosol can through the front somebody did come from behind him and hit me with a skateboard and so we've seen escalating violence here in the u.s. and i've been witness to that for the past several months and then as i've been independently reporting at these rallies of course like when i was in that situation to have the mob entering against me recognizing that i was that i am a trump supporter and the hatred that is going on currently in america i felt very much if you're given that you've been putting your political beliefs out there did you not expected to be somewhat provocative once you were identified that. in

i think during the financial crisis sandy warner and ralph larson and roger penske and shelly las lazhrough the financial crisis without them. i think at the end i had given them too much to work on we had a tough deal. we had a succession process. we just had a series of things underway inside the company, and it was just a lot for the board and for me to manage so, again, i'm harder on myself than anybody ems it would be unfair for me to blame the board. i think we disagreed in an important way on the leadership of the power business, but, you know, if i had thrown everything down on the table, i probably could have rolled through that it was just a hard time. we were in the middle of succession and i didn't want to be an imperial ceo i wanted the board to be engaged in the slileadership discussions i left the doors open. >> in coming through in our conversation here, this is, obviously, was an incredibly complex company. you got g.e. capital, and i'm talking through your entirety. g.e. capital, which we discussed as, you know, a black box in certain ways, unclear exactly how in par

penske truck leasing. alliance for retired americans. united association of seniors and era workers. the united steelworkers. ups. international brotherhood of teamsters. the pension rights center. bank of new york mellon. the road carriers local 707. the john hancock company. now, just to give a little bit of history to this. secretary mnuchin, to his credit, agreed with me something had to be done. we offered a proposal. he entertained it. the former president indicated something had to be done in the form of a conversation we had. he mentioned it in a couple of his stop through ohio. the current president, joe biden, supports this position. here's what's significant about what's in front of us today. my staff and i met with chuck grassley, the chairman of the finance committee. he agreed there was a huge problem. for weeks and months, we went back-and-forth and forth and i indicated to my staff as they continued the negotiation -- my plan is to get a deal. we exceeded to their request time and again. i do think, in fairness, grassley

>> michael mcdowell who won the daytona 500 in a surprise ending when roger penske teammates crashedackground so he will be a strong threat and martin truex always good on the road course as well. so there's three good ones to watch for. will: i believe mcdowell is up front to start the race along with elliott. you can watch the 253 race today, 3:00 eastern on fox. mike, thanks so much for breaking it down for us. have fun today. remember to download the fox bets super 6 app for your chance to win $10,000 for nascar, pick six outcomes in stage two of the race. winners will be announced on stage 3. download the app now to play. more "fox & friends" moments away. martin. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa your grooming business is booming. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base. claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/groomer university of ph

you'll see team penske cars work together along with the ford as well as other manufacturers in their realizes what's on the line. only one person can get the trophy, only one person is able to put the name on there with the pioneers of our support. everybody realizes that. you also have to have some friends to get close to it. will: what is it? it's like 25 wins, how many wins in the career, something like that. so i know you've said in sports more and more and more. that's the ethos. in order to keep winning more and more. i was watching the tiger woods documentary last night. the clock is ticking. you never know when whatever is going to happen will happen. injuries or of who knows what. tiger looked like he was definitely going to take jack nicklaus' record. then everything fell apart. that more and more and more is sort of necessary, right, because you're on a clock. >> you never know what life is going to bring you. if i looked ten years ago where i was to where i am now i would have never guessed it. you don't know where god is going to take you one day to the next. you have to