history of french presidents, one can think of presidents in the last generation or two, chirac to sarkozy, who have tried this fundamental reform and they have been fundamentally destroyed by it and it will happen to mr macron too. i'll tell you it's always difficult to reform the social model in france and specifically to pensions because retirement is something everyone projects himself into, and it can be frightening

and sarkozy debate on the republican nominee for the french press elections. you consummated in in of a non that man and a devout cath. dot down to appear different weekly and again motion public a day on on january twenty fifth twenty seventeen reporting that his wife penelope feel received salaries for jobs she allegedly never had. the school the disease i am outraged by the disdain and the misogyny in this article does she not allowed. to work because she's my wife. the quality did his way. and made his political stance by has to this as more more. of surfaced involving not just the medical field but also his children and public funds to the tune of one million year is. when started to ship the conservative candidate organize a huge gathering in paris to give his campaign a much needed boost. you want me to be alone. are we alone. the event had a nicely on french investigators there he put him under formal investigation for abuse of public funds a couple of weeks later despite promising to step down if this ever happened the only stayed on until election da

thousands and thousands of people will be out of the job armenia's titular head of state president sarkozy and used to be on the board of lydian the blockaders believe he is just one of many power brokers backing the mind his role was more of brokering this potential big investment and into the country as opposed to anything else. imus has been a fixer for this mining project and we wanted to. we actually asked him directly questions of what was his role and asked him to disclose information that is particularly important at the moment. he did not write to disclose information when you join a board you sign off and then shouted my cautious is absolutely clear what i did absolutely clear. non the less the blockade is a wary of the president preferred to put their faith in armenia's new prime minister nicole pushing him on his shoulders the future of the minaya rests a political outsider and it followed man of the people last spring the shinya was swept into office on an unprecedented wave of popular support. he promised to end the endemic corruption that has dogged his country into the deca

of their players defending the opponents' half but then there's no room to make mistakes like this sarkozy busted through and set off live accusing the outnumbered middle or marriage cost on circus stuff down got not in the end left back home but score was well placed to clean up and make it to one. from living couzens perspective the lesson was clear the players who were supposed to snatch the ball up front was suddenly missing behinds play because of course in the mess of their own mistakes oftentimes celebrated. far too often leave accuses performances are all or nothing when they don't make use of their many chances like this one from not the memory they end up losing. hoffenheim took all 3 points with him in a similar fashion to their victories of the bye and don't mince and shout. out for its wide and co are also on track for the europa league. major bosses contract was extended before the match with live accusing brass saying he's idea of dominant fos football fits perfectly to live accusing but there's still plenty of work to be done in defense what does bosh have to say for me is

and she had no role in the public eye during her husband's time as the prime minister under nicolas sarkozyshe really came to attention because of the scandal. a couple of years ago, she gave an interview to the british newspaper "the daily telegraph," that was filmed, and in that, she percenent of herself a as a housewife, a mother r of 5, and that she might one day get back into professional life. she said that she was not her husband's assistant or anything like that. the onus is on her and her husband's legal time to try to prove that she was just being modest and that she did undertake work worth more than a million euros. if she does not manage to prove that and if she is found guilty, alongside her husband, she faces up to 10 years in prison. anchor: with the preceding reconvene, thank you. time nowow for a look at the business news and i am joined in the studio by stephen carol. another bad day on the stock market. >> thatt day and badad weekend fact. almost 3 trillion eueuros worth has been wiped off of g global shares as investors fear the consequences of the coronavirus. european

against syria mr sarkozy convened the so called friends of syria you know summit in which all the western countries took part you know those of countries so if he didn't attack than or rather he's tried and they failed he knows he's going to fail now because egypt is just a small part all the syrian territory of the government controls 90 percent of syria he is in the works but with a situation right now his real dilemma is this 2 things number one as the syrian army moves to regain control of all of insolvency including the illegal occupation of the the americans there you're going to have these terrorist cells they only have one place to go north to turkey so he cultivated them protected them armed them money. but now when the game is over we're they go they're not going to surrender to assad and his forces they're going to have one escape route where they came from. there is also i'm sorry and the civilians and ability don't forget about you know the libyan people already very unfortunate after they're. the western countries and establish democracy is that they need in this country the

history of french presidents, one can think of presidents in the last generation or two, chirac to sarkozys fundamental reform and they have been fundamentally destroyed by it and it will happen to mr macron too. i'll tell you it's always difficult to reform the social model in france and specifically to pensions because retirement is something everyone projects himself into, and it can be frightening for people. again, when you look at the different items of reform, people are supporting these in the polls. you're clearly an optimist. let me ask you something else related to all of the demonstrations, the protest that we've seen from the gilets jaunes, which of course began with the fuel tax protests and now the protests over the pensions. how do you feel when you see french security forces opening fire with rubber bullets, the kind of rubber bullets which are banned in many other european countries. they use grenades, they use all sorts of weaponry that have left hundreds of french protesters badly injured. how do you feel about that? what we saw during these protests is a new form of vi

thank you mr sarkozy i think this in a sense misses the point because the argument about polarization is that. confirms you keep confirming what you already think that you have brought into a universe in which your views are reconfirmed all the time so it's not really about individual piece of news or individual content pieces the fact that you get more of the same whereas traditional media at least the good ones try to contrast different opinions which is very important for dialogue so my sense is that my facebook is fundamentally different from somebody else's facebook because we've been clicking differently and we see the same issue from completely different views is that wrong. well maybe i can give you some data which will persuade you otherwise so the average person who uses facebook. is connected to a couple 100 people or and the content the chosen in your news feed is primarily it's not determined by us but it's things that other people share or it's a huge choose who your friends are and what pages and businesses you want to follow and then that's the content that's eligible

nicolas sarkozy in dakar he's been speaking to experts concerned about u.s. troop withdrawal from the reach him. this press conference was really no surprise for any people who are observing the united states and their involvement in africa many people wondering what is it all about because 2 years ago the national security advisor at the time john bolton announced a pullout of american troops in the region but at the same time within the last 2 years attacks from groups like the islamic state in the greater so higher end before her has doubled just yesterday in mali 22 people were killed in the village of go by the border. really an uptick of violence so a lot of people here wondering why is the united states pulling out in this region in joining us is how about from the open society of democracies in west africa to perhaps answer this question how will be effect how will this affect the west africa region this pullout of west of american troops from this region renos a key role is that us it's the united states plays an entity jones went on so into done sur