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[00:00:17] Party," and he played the card of says it is awaiting details from
[00:00:20] Washington after Donald Trump's announcement of the conclusion of an energy ceasefire
[00:00:24] between Kiev and Moscow, which Volodymyr
[00:00:27] Zelensky says he was not informed of
[00:00:30] beforehand. The Ukrainian president, however,
[00:00:33] says he is willing, but
[00:00:46] after yesterday's attack against Riyadh airport in Saudi Arabia, which killed at least
[00:00:50] 12 and injured 309. The deadliest
[00:00:53] in over 10 years in the
[00:00:55] already experiencing the first consequences of kingdom, it has been attributed to the Houthi
[00:00:58] results of the social rebels from Yemen who have not claimed the attack but renewed
[00:01:00] their threat to strike airports and Saudi airspace.
[00:01:03] And the end of voting here in
[00:01:07] France for the social-democratic left primary to
[00:01:10] designate a single candidate for the 2027 presidential election.
[00:01:14] 140,000 voters had registered for this primary,
[00:01:18] which was delayed due to a cyber attack on the first day of
[00:01:21] voting. Five contenders: the MEP Raphaël
[00:01:25] Glucksmann, the head of the Socialist Party Olivier Faure,
[00:01:28] the former presidential candidate and former minister Ségolène
[00:01:32] Royal, Socialist MP Jérôme Guedj, and Republican and Socialist MP
[00:01:35] Emmanuel
[00:02:01] Donald Trump thus announced this Sunday an energy ceasefire in the
[00:02:05] war in Ukraine and that the strikes by Moscow and Kiev against their
[00:02:09] respective energy infrastructures will therefore cease immediately. No
[00:02:13] further details were provided in the context of this announcement made on his
[00:02:17] social network, Trust Social. Volodymyr Zelensky says he was not informed
[00:02:20] beforehand about this announcement but says he is willing to
[00:02:24] accept this agreement if
[00:02:30] Volodymyr Zelensky assures that he was not informed before this announcement. If this is indeed the
[00:02:34] case, Trump would therefore be forcing the hand of both parties, we can say, to
[00:02:38] obtain concrete results on the ground, which will also
[00:02:40] bring him benefits on the American
[00:02:44] level. Yes, yes, yes, of course, but it's almost a habit, you
[00:02:47] know, in the field of diplomacy, you
[00:02:51] are right to say that we force the hand, telling ourselves that the person opposite
[00:02:55] does not have the means to say no. So it's a bit like that.
[00:02:58] Simply, you will notice that
[00:03:01] Zelensky finds himself in a similar situation to when he was
[00:03:06] Until now, the United States, a great ally of ambushed in the Oval Office where he was humiliated, and his response is interesting because
[00:03:09] instead of getting stuck in this terrible humiliation, he says, "Why
[00:03:13] not? I am ready if the
[00:03:16] opposing party respects it." Whereas for now Moscow
[00:03:20] has said that it's a good idea, but it's
[00:03:23] not very, very, very enthusiastic or manifest. Well, in that
[00:03:27] case, Zelensky would accept it, and it's
[00:03:30] this tactic by which he had
[00:03:33] previously recovered by saying to
[00:03:36] Trump, "I am the good student, I am ready for dialogue, I
[00:03:40] am ready for openness, it's the other
[00:03:43] time, had a bit of the side that is not." So are we going to witness this? Are we going to
[00:03:46] witness a repetition of this? It's
[00:03:49] possible. Also, a remark on the wording, an energy ceasefire.
[00:03:52] What does that
[00:03:54] on state mean? It means we can fight and kill civilians, right?
[00:03:57] tuer des civils hein?
[00:04:00] Saying, "Well, energy is important." Here we are in the Trump
[00:04:03] brand. No matter how many people will,
[00:04:06] yes. The
[00:04:09] cynicism and even the ignorance,
[00:04:13] it may not have occurred to him that there could be civilians
[00:04:16] who would be killed
[00:04:19] again and in greater numbers. So that's the
[00:04:23] whole
[00:04:25] political landscape: that of inadequacy of the thing, but Zelensky's attitude,
[00:04:28] which basically consists of rising from the
[00:04:32] ashes every time he is humiliated, well, last
[00:04:36] time it worked. Ukraine is still in shock after the violence of Donald Trump's comments yesterday regarding
[00:04:39] Kumar, in the face of security Volodymyr Zelensky, even calling for
[00:04:42] a new president for
[00:04:45] Ukraine, statements that
[00:04:48] seem to have created a small sacred
[00:04:52] union behind his person. Well, that is to say,
[00:04:55] what have Ukrainians discovered since
[00:04:58] 2014, since the Russians began to
[00:05:02] invade their territory and especially since 2022? They have
[00:05:05] discovered that they are a real nation, and there is something
[00:05:09] crystallizing behind Zelensky even if...
[00:05:12] the criticisms are numerous about Zelensky and you see
[00:05:16] when he says: but I am also ready to hold an
[00:05:19] election, that too is something that is likely to federate
[00:05:23] and to tell Trump, I am not closed to anything, except that
[00:05:27] and that is what is important, if you hold an election in
[00:05:31] a territory that is not complete, that is to say, a portion of which is
[00:05:34] illegally held by a foreign power, that means that you
[00:05:38] recognize the de facto partition of this country, and it is obvious that
[00:05:41] Zelensky cannot do it, that is why he has
[00:05:45] added another condition, which is the
[00:05:48] security of Ukrainians who would vote, obviously the
[00:05:51] Americans will not want to do that, and that will be a stumbling
[00:05:55] block and a reason for Zelensky to say "I do not know this
[00:05:58] kind of injunction", in addition we can say but what is he meddling in,
[00:06:01] it is interference in Ukrainian affairs, but obviously he
[00:06:05] is not afraid of that, thank you very much Gauthier for this clarification
[00:06:09] after this announcement by Donald Trump
[00:06:12] of an energy ceasefire between Kiev and Moscow
[00:06:16] which Volodymyr Zelensky apparently was not informed of beforehand
[00:06:20] and is therefore still awaiting Moscow's reaction on this subject.
[00:06:23] Also in the headlines, this chorus of condemnations this
[00:06:27] Sunday after yesterday's attack against Riyadh airport in Saudi Arabia, which
[00:06:31] killed at least 12 and injured 309. The deadliest
[00:06:34] in over 10 years in the kingdom, it has been attributed to the Houthi rebels from
[00:06:38] Yemen who have not officially claimed the attack but renewed
[00:06:41] their threat to strike airports and Saudi
[00:06:50] Riyadh airport in Saudi Arabia, it
[00:06:54] has just been struck.
[00:06:57] Only a few images have been leaked, but a passenger describes
[00:07:00] the commotion. I saw injured people, everyone was running.
[00:07:04] 12 dead, including 8 foreigners, more than
[00:07:06] 300 injured. This is the deadliest attack in Saudi
[00:07:10] Arabia since 2015. Faced with such a toll, even the local
[00:07:14] television, usually very discreet when the country is targeted,
[00:07:18] was forced to mention it. Riyadh airport was attacked
[00:07:21] Saturday afternoon in a context of blatant attacks targeting the
[00:07:25] kingdom's civilian air infrastructure.
[00:07:27] royaume.
[00:07:29] This same airport had already been targeted earlier in the
[00:07:33] week, on several occasions, six
[00:07:36] dead. These previous attacks had been
[00:07:39] claimed by the Houthi sworn enemies of Saudi Arabia.
[00:07:44] They are supported by Iran and control this red zone in Yemen, which
[00:07:47] includes the capital
[00:07:51] What is important for the Houthis today is to show that they have a capacity to
[00:07:55] cause harm, but to allow them to return to the negotiating table, that is what
[00:07:59] is important for them, it is not to go to war against Saudi Arabia.
[00:08:02] For now, the Houthis have not claimed the latest attack, but this
[00:08:06] morning they threatened and advised against using
[00:08:10] Saudi airports and airspace, as these
[00:08:13] are likely to be targeted.
[00:08:18] Saudi Arabia, has refused to get involved militarily, but among the
[00:08:22] victims, there was an American, and last
[00:08:24] night, Donald Trump described the attack on Riyadh
[00:08:28] airport as "unacceptable."
[00:08:31] In India, now, the release of the leaders of the so-called "cockroach" movement
[00:08:34] by court order after 24 hours of detention. They had
[00:08:38] been arrested yesterday shortly before a large demonstration in New Delhi to demand
[00:08:42] the resignation of the President of the Electoral Commission. Thousands of other
[00:08:45] people had also been arrested at the same time. As
[00:08:49] soon as he was released from prison, the founder of the "cockroach" movement violently attacked
[00:08:53] Narendra Modi, the Indian Prime Minister, on social media. Another leader of the
[00:08:57] movement, for his part, called for
[00:09:00] a new call for
[00:09:07] victory, the three leaders of the "cockroach" movement regained their freedom this
[00:09:11] Sunday, the day after their arrest in New
[00:09:14] Delhi. Narendra Modi is the biggest coward that
[00:09:17] has ever existed.
[00:09:20] The three leaders of the protest movement were arrested even before they
[00:09:24] landed, on the grounds that the demonstration they had called for
[00:09:28] on Saturday had not been authorized. This did not
[00:09:31] prevent many demonstrators from gathering and being arrested
[00:09:35] by the police, who carried out more than 2,000
[00:09:38] arrests on Saturday. And while the leaders of the movement called for
[00:09:42] continued protests on Sunday, the gathered
[00:09:45] demonstrators continue to demand the resignation of the President of the Electoral
[00:09:49] Commission, Ganesh
[00:09:52] forces deployed en masse in the streets of the capital, who
[00:09:56] once again carried out numerous
[00:09:58] arrests. This dictatorship will not
[00:10:02] work. The way our people and our students have been detained, these
[00:10:05] attacks against democracy, we will not stop there, we will be in the streets
[00:10:09] every hour, every minute and every second.
[00:10:14] We want to tell this government that students and young people will stand firm
[00:10:17] until Ganesh Kumar resigns.
[00:10:21] For several weeks, the CJP, the Cockroach People's Party, has been leading
[00:10:25] the revolt jointly with the opposition Indian Congress Party. It is contesting the
[00:10:28] recent revision of the electoral lists, officially aimed
[00:10:31] at removing duplicates and fraudsters, but this reform has resulted
[00:10:35] in the removal of 130 million registered voters. It is accused
[00:10:38] of favoring the supporters of Prime Minister Narendra
[00:10:42] Modi's party.
[00:10:45] Moudi.
[00:10:47] Mexico is still awaiting with great concern the arrival of Hurricane
[00:10:51] Simon, which has further strengthened and is now classified as Category 4
[00:10:55] out of 5. The accompanying winds could reach
[00:10:58] 250 km/h. Particularly heavy rainfall
[00:11:04] western and central Mexico. Simon is partly
[00:11:06] the result of the warming of Pacific waters by the El Niño
[00:11:10] phenomenon, which thus increases the
[00:11:17] of Acapulco is
[00:11:20] Hurricane Simon. Here, a
[00:11:23] landslide on this hill.
[00:11:25] A little further on, a house has collapsed near a
[00:11:28] canal. The powerful hurricane is expected to move along the
[00:11:32] central-western coast of Mexico this Sunday. Its arrival has
[00:11:36] caused torrential rains and wind gusts reaching
[00:11:39] 250 km/h in some places.
[00:11:42] endroit.
[00:11:44] Due to heavy rains, the water has saturated the soil in some places, leading to
[00:11:48] landslides and rock debris flows on the roads. The
[00:11:51] National Guard has deployed personnel to shopping centers,
[00:11:55] gas stations and the areas most vulnerable to the consequences of
[00:11:58] bad weather.
[00:12:01] Further north, in Puerto Vallarta, the population is also
[00:12:05] preparing. The authorities have declared a maximum alert level in
[00:12:09] several localities in this state.
[00:12:12] Here, to protect their establishments, shopkeepers have
[00:12:16] placed sandbags at the entrance and barricaded the doors. This
[00:12:19] coastal city is protected from hurricanes by the surrounding
[00:12:22] mountains, but many prefer.
[00:12:28] We are preparing for the hurricane that is coming, we need to be ready so that there are no problems for our
[00:12:32] restaurant. What we fear are the big waves, because the water comes
[00:12:36] up to here. If that happens, there's no point in
[00:12:40] crying or lamenting, we just have to accept things,
[00:12:43] deep down it's nature expressing itself. The
[00:12:47] Mexican Navy has already evacuated about a hundred people from
[00:12:50] localities along the west coast of the country. Simon is the
[00:12:54] latest hurricane to hit the Pacific, whose waters have
[00:12:57] warmed due to the El Niño climate
[00:13:00] phenomenon, which leads to more powerful
[00:13:03] hurricanes. In Spain, the campaign for the
[00:13:07] snap general election called by Pedro Sanchez will not officially begin
[00:13:11] until November 29, but the head of the Spanish government and his
[00:13:14] conservative rival Alberto Núñez Feijóo held their first
[00:13:18] rally yesterday, three days after the death of Mari Carmen,
[00:13:21] the octogenarian tenant evicted from her home, which
[00:13:25] sparked a large protest movement focused on the housing
[00:13:35] elections, he returns to Dos Hermanas in the Seville suburbs
[00:13:39] to launch his campaign. Pedro
[00:13:42] Sanchez, in power for 8 years, is fighting to remain at the
[00:13:45] head of the government. His objective is to obtain a majority
[00:13:49] in parliament to strengthen his
[00:13:51] policy.
[00:13:55] Here is my commitment, housing policy has no expiry
[00:13:58] date, the next parliament, with a large majority, a
[00:14:02] progressive government, will strengthen and maintain the royal decree on
[00:14:06] housing.
[00:14:08] Facing him, his main rival, the leader of the Popular
[00:14:11] Party, Alberto Núñez Feijóo. A few
[00:14:14] weeks after the migration crisis in Ceuta, he chooses to focus
[00:14:19] authority.
[00:14:22] We must protect our security. Protect
[00:14:25] our borders, protect our rights, we must protect
[00:14:29] our way of life, three words: order,
[00:14:33] security, and prosperity, and one
[00:14:36] decision: to serve and defend
[00:14:38] Spain.
[00:14:41] While the Popular Party and the far-right Vox party remain the
[00:14:44] favorites in these elections, a new face is emerging in the Spanish
[00:14:50] lawyer Miriam Gonzales, who is launching a centrist
[00:14:53] party.
[00:14:57] In Spain, we cannot continue with two
[00:14:59] rigid blocs, with nothing to foster
[00:15:02] consensus. Because we risk destroying the potential of this
[00:15:06] country. There is still time, we know how to
[00:15:09] do it and we are going to do it.
[00:15:13] Meanwhile, the anger is not fading. In the streets, thousands
[00:15:17] of demonstrators continue to demand better housing
[00:15:20] rights. To influence the debates, the main Spanish
[00:15:23] unions have called for a general strike on November 11
[00:15:27] next, just a few days before the
[00:15:30] election.
[00:15:33] Pope Leo XIV announces an upcoming
[00:15:36] operation due to a lung nodule, which was
[00:15:39] reportedly detected at a very early stage. The surgical procedure
[00:15:43] will apparently take place in the coming days at the Gemelli
[00:15:55] nodule, a small mass of abnormal
[00:15:59] tissue in the lung, it was
[00:16:02] detected at an early stage, that is what the Pope said at
[00:16:06] the end of the Angelus, including the traditional
[00:16:09] Sunday prayer at the Vatican, and he also
[00:16:13] indicated that it is a well-localized
[00:16:16] nodule. Specialists remind us that these are
[00:16:19] lesions that are
[00:16:21] regularly frequent,
[00:16:32] Paris, where Patrick Menucci, former socialist deputy and president of the
[00:16:35] organizing committee of the PS Public Space primary, gives the
[00:16:39] results of the first round of the social
[00:16:50] registered, 120,587
[00:16:54] voters, 120,307
[00:16:57] expressed, obtained
[00:17:01] Raphaël Glucksmann
[00:17:02] 79,613
[00:17:05] votes, or 66
[00:17:10] %. Olivier Faure 17,039
[00:17:14] votes, or 14 48
[00:17:16] %. Ségolène Royal
[00:17:19] 9,165 votes, or
[00:17:21] 16.62
[00:17:23] %.
[00:17:26] Emmanuel
[00:17:28] ? That's 7.62 7 7 762, excuse me.
[00:17:32] 7.62,
[00:17:35] 7.62. Emmanuel
[00:17:39] 7,119 votes
[00:17:42] (5.92) and Jérôme Guedj
[00:17:46] (7,012 votes),
[00:17:48] 5.83.
[00:17:51] So Raphaël Glucksmann is
[00:17:54] designated by the vote of the registered members of the
[00:17:58] Socialist and Democratic primary as our
[00:18:01] candidate for the presidency of the
[00:18:03] Republic.
[00:18:37] And that's all for this statement by Patrick
[00:18:41] Menucci, former Socialist MP and president of the
[00:18:45] organizing committee of this PS Public Space primary.
[00:18:48] The result is clear: Raphaël Glucksmann
[00:18:52] won this primary hands down with
[00:18:54] 66.13 % of the votes, Olivier
[00:18:58] Faure 14 % of the votes, Ségolène Royal
[00:19:01] 7.62 %, Emmanuel Morel
[00:19:04] 5.92 %, and Jérôme.
[00:19:07] 5.83 %. So that's it for the
[00:19:11] result of this Social Democratic
[00:19:36] extremely clear: more than 66% for Raphaël Glucksmann.
[00:19:40] Is it a real surprise? It's a yes, it's a surprise. He was expected
[00:19:44] to be ahead, but with the, let's say, the support
[00:19:48] for Glucksmann in recent days, their enthusiasm had somewhat
[00:19:51] tempered. They had initially, last
[00:19:55] week, announced that they hoped to win outright in the first
[00:19:59] round, and then it seemed that , especially after the last debate, there
[00:20:03] was a little more caution, also because
[00:20:05] they feared it would demobilize voters. From that point of
[00:20:08] view, their fears are lifted. Two-thirds of
[00:20:12] the votes, that's very important, and above all, he has distanced
[00:20:16] himself in an absolutely spectacular
[00:20:18] way from Olivier Faure, who embodied, who was the
[00:20:22] main challenger, and it's a real repudiation for him. For Olivier
[00:20:25] Faure, it will indeed be a serious
[00:20:29] repudiation, and the question of his potential continuation at the
[00:20:32] head of the Socialist Party with such a poor score is likely to
[00:20:36] arise. He announced that this election would have no
[00:20:39] impact on his legitimacy and on
[00:20:42] his intention to continue to lead the Socialist Party, but
[00:20:46] with 14%, even if the members and
[00:20:50] supporters of the PS were not a majority among the voters, there were still many
[00:20:53] of them who are close to, sympathizers and activists
[00:20:57] of the PS, and to get such a low score
[00:21:01] patriotic fiber, "I am the legitimate
[00:21:04] candidate of the Socialist
[00:21:07] left-wing unity, indeed 14% is
[00:21:10] really, really, really low.
[00:21:14] What does that tell us about the militants of this social-democratic left? A
[00:21:18] real need for renewal of faces? Well, it's
[00:21:21] difficult to know exactly who the people who mobilized and registered to vote are. There was
[00:21:25] a pretty high cost, 15 euros, 34,000 registered,
[00:21:29] 120,000 voters. Well, he lost a few along the way. Perhaps
[00:21:32] the incidents he had and the, when I say incidents,
[00:21:35] rather the attempts to block it, dissuaded
[00:21:39] some from participating in the vote. That's not completely out of the question,
[00:21:42] but no, it's still a pretty satisfactory turnout
[00:21:45] for this kind of election. And then
[00:21:48] indeed, it still gives real
[00:21:52] legitimacy, because even if there were 120,000 voters, two-thirds of
[00:21:55] 120,000 voters, there were 3 million people who participated in the left primary in
[00:21:59] 2011. There is still less legitimacy, of course,
[00:22:03] but it's a different context. At
[00:22:05] that time, we were choosing the person who would most
[00:22:09] likely be the representative of the left in the second round, both in 2012
[00:22:13] and 2017. There was still a party that came out of government that was dominant
[00:22:16] on the left. Jean-Luc Mélenchon was not yet where he is.
[00:22:20] Here, we were rather looking to designate a
[00:22:22] challenger, someone who could perhaps
[00:22:25] try to surpass Jean-Luc Mélenchon in the
[00:22:29] first round, with rather low prospects of winning the
[00:22:32] presidential election. So obviously that motivates less, and then there was indeed this decision to
[00:22:36] set a bar at 15 euros, which
[00:22:40] also aimed to restrict the potential electorate. Do you think that
[00:22:43] now all of them will unite, as they
[00:22:46] theoretically said, Raphaël Glucksmann? We know that the fault lines are
[00:22:50] still very strong, not on the project, they don't have
[00:22:54] a, how shall I say, a very deep ideological fracture, but above all on the attitude
[00:22:58] to have with... you're right, but with a score of an election in the first round
[00:23:02] at 66%, in a way it's still a validation of the
[00:23:05] strategy proposed by Glucksmann. Now, we don't know if it will be a winning strategy in the end,
[00:23:09] but a strategy that clearly aims to
[00:23:13] refuse any alliance or any rapprochement with La France
[00:23:16] insoumise, at least until the presidential election and perhaps
[00:23:20] even the legislative elections. So there, obviously, Raphaël Glucksmann
[00:23:23] has a good hand, and Olivier Faure
[00:23:27] and Emmanuel Morel, who were perhaps Ségolène Royal, who were perhaps on a
[00:23:31] different line, well, if we aggregate these three scores, it's not even 30
[00:23:34] %, so maybe even a little less. So yes, I think that
[00:23:38] they will rally because now they
[00:23:42] don't have much choice since they don't truly represent, we could
[00:23:46] say, a line. Imagine if Raphaël Glucksmann had come in
[00:23:50] second in the second round with 60 or 55 against 45 there
[00:23:53] would have necessarily indeed one of the
[00:23:56] tensions while here obviously now Rafael
[00:23:59] Gusman has a no, maybe not a kitus but he still has a
[00:24:03] legitimacy that effectively allows him to make his own mark on
[00:24:07] the campaign and on the strategy that will be his own in
[00:24:10] the coming months, the PS being somewhat compelled
[00:24:13] to follow his lead. So the
[00:24:16] social democratic left is very very far behind, we know, in the polls from... from
[00:24:20] LFI obviously, what could allow this
[00:24:24] left to generate real momentum to catch up on this
[00:24:27] delay? Well, until now, if you will, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who is a candidate for the 4th
[00:24:33] the good game since he had no designated opponent and
[00:24:36] so he could accumulate by holding
[00:24:40] meetings, by making media interventions under his
[00:24:43] name. Now he has an official challenger, it's up to him
[00:24:47] to prove himself. It will be difficult, especially since he is someone who is not very
[00:24:51] experienced, it's his first real, also his lack of
[00:24:54] charisma compared to a real tribune as, of course,
[00:24:57] they don't have at all the same political background.
[00:25:01] Raphaël Guuxmann is a European MP who truly started his
[00:25:04] political activity in 2019 and
[00:25:08] then especially who has gained some stature since
[00:25:10] 2024, so it's recent. Will he succeed in
[00:25:13] learning on the job and quickly the
[00:25:17] profession, to effectively prioritize this sector? There's another
[00:25:21] case, I don't know if I can make a political comparison, but Emmanuel Macron
[00:25:25] was someone who had never run an electoral campaign in
[00:25:28] 2016 and who turned out to be a
[00:25:31] very good candidate. So, that's all the best we can wish
[00:25:34] for Raphaël Guuxmann. If he fails, then obviously it will be entirely his
[00:25:38] responsibility since now it's up to him to
[00:25:41] unite and show that he is a true leader and a true
[00:25:45] presidential candidate, a true statesman, and to also take into account the expectations of
[00:25:48] LFI voters. To unite more broadly, how to do it? Well, I think that
[00:25:52] until now, he has indeed been a bit timid
[00:25:55] on this because he had the impression, deep down, that he
[00:25:59] rejected both LFI and its voters. However... we see it well
[00:26:02] with the mobilizations of high school students and university students
[00:26:05] today, and we also see it well with the meetings organized by
[00:26:09] Jean-Luc Mélenchon, he has a fairly strong aspiration for unity
[00:26:12] among many left-wing voters and for real change. So, will he be
[00:26:16] able to show that he is capable of proposing real
[00:26:20] change and addressing indeed a part of the LFI voters
[00:26:24] who are not necessarily, I would say, Mélenchon
[00:26:27] worshipers, and they simply find that at least there is a clear
[00:26:31] line. So he will have to maneuver to succeed in both
[00:26:34] capturing voters from the center, center-right, center-left who were
[00:26:38] rather historical Macronists and then still
[00:26:41] recovering or at least convincing a part of
[00:26:45] the people who are ready to vote for Mélenchon because he appears as the best
[00:26:48] candidate on the left and the one who has the most chance
[00:27:04] you that Raphael Glucksmann is largely in the lead
[00:27:08] with a little over 79,000 votes, or
[00:27:11] 66.13% of the votes. Olivier
[00:27:14] Faure 14%, Ségolène Royal 7.62%
[00:27:17] , Emmanuel Morel 5.92%, and Jérôme
[00:27:20] Guedj 5.83%. The result is therefore undeniable,
[00:27:24] Raphaël Glucksmann will be the PS Place
[00:30:16] news, Sunday. First, the results of the
[00:30:18] social-democratic left's primary to designate a
[00:30:22] single candidate for the 2027 presidential election. Well, it will be
[00:30:25] Raphaël Glucksmann with a very clear score of
[00:30:29] 66.13% at the end of
[00:30:33] this vote, which gathered 12,000 voters.
[00:30:36] Olivier Faure only received 14% of the votes, Ségolène
[00:30:40] Royal, former presidential candidate, 7.62% of the
[00:30:43] votes, Emmanuel Morel 5.92%, and
[00:30:46] MP Jérôme Guedj 5.83%. Raphaël
[00:30:50] Glucksmann is therefore elected in the first round by a landslide,
[00:30:53] candidate for PS Place Publique for the 2027