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[00:00:00] You can watch it on France 24 and our social
[00:00:09] us on France 24. It's time for our columnists. It's time
[00:00:13] for the France 24 club. Hello to both of you,
[00:00:16] to all three of you even, because Christophe is waiting for us just above. We will come back
[00:00:20] during this half-hour, of course, to this message from Luton addressed at the beginning
[00:00:23] of the afternoon to Russia. Vladimir Putin said, "If we are
[00:00:26] attacked, we are ready to fight tonight." The words of the general
[00:00:39] found at Leipzig
[00:00:43] must avoid provoking escalation but must
[00:00:46] react to the re-recognition of
[00:00:50] Russian hybrid attacks and the threat of
[00:00:53] real attacks against NATO territories. Also,
[00:00:57] about the celebration last night in the camp of Raphael Glucksmann,
[00:01:00] it's now official, he is the candidate of the social-democratic
[00:01:04] left after the primary. The MEP was
[00:01:07] designated with more than 66 % of the votes, a wide
[00:01:10] victory in the first round which surprised even his own
[00:01:14] camp. Flore Simon, hello, hello Elisabeth. Indeed, it was a surprise
[00:01:18] part remains to be done because he will have to
[00:01:21] unite around him. These are 40,000 voters who
[00:01:25] elected him for this to represent the
[00:01:28] left. So there is still a long way to go. He will have to
[00:01:34] demands honesty, appease a political family which is
[00:01:35] commitment, quite divided. And
[00:01:36] rigor and then Emmanuel Macron inaugurated this morning the 91st World
[00:01:39] Automobile Show, an event during which European manufacturers intend to
[00:01:43] resist the rampant competition
[00:01:46] from Chinese manufacturers. We will find Christophe
[00:01:50] there, who is our special correspondent. Christophe, I asked earlier to be behind the wheel of a car,
[00:01:53] I think he is behind you. A yellow
[00:01:56] chick-yellow
[00:01:59] vehicle. A Chinese brand Changan, you probably don't know it, it's
[00:02:03] one of the 20 Chinese brands that is exhibited here at the auto show,
[00:02:08] mind of Donald Trump, who seems to have many new brands but with
[00:02:11] quite impressive technologies, I'll show you that later, here is the vehicle that is being
[00:02:14] polished right now, it's perfect for the news, you have the program of the
[00:02:18] day, the club, let's go, let's go!
[00:02:34] This message to begin with, addressed this early afternoon by
[00:02:38] Louton to Moscow. The Supreme Commander of Alliance forces in Europe
[00:02:42] spoke from Warsaw, General
[00:02:45] Alexius Grinkevic presented his theory of victory on the
[00:02:50] of the most prominent figures of best way to defeat Russia in case of attack.
[00:02:51] Listen to him.
[00:02:55] We have no project, no intention,
[00:02:58] no ambition
[00:03:04] No one should confuse our defensive posture with
[00:03:07] weakness, however, if anyone were reckless enough to
[00:03:11] attack us, we would fight and prevent them from achieving their
[00:03:14] objectives.
[00:03:19] I want to clarify an essential point, I do not believe that a conflict is imminent or
[00:03:23] inevitable.
[00:03:25] Here we are following live with you, Corp. has
[00:03:29] heard this... this message, there is no doubt about the
[00:03:32] recipient, Russia, even if at no time is it mentioned. Yes, it was
[00:03:36] clearly a firm warning against
[00:03:39] Moscow, an approach which he said
[00:03:42] was based on deterrence by
[00:03:45] prohibition. I don't think a conflict is imminent, but we
[00:03:49] must be ready to prohibit a potential attack,
[00:03:52] declared Alexus Grenkevic. He highlights
[00:03:56] World the superiority of the Atlantic alliance forces, but also
[00:04:00] the superiority of the intelligence of the
[00:04:03] alliance members. As a reminder, Western intelligence had indeed
[00:04:06] spotted the massive influx of Russian troops to
[00:04:10] the borders of Ukraine on the
[00:04:11] explain it, it's still the line eve of the February 2022
[00:04:14] attack, but no one wanted to believe in such
[00:04:18] an attack. The Supreme Commander
[00:04:21] of NATO forces in Europe
[00:04:24] implies that this horror, this error and this
[00:04:27] horror will not happen again. If the
[00:04:31] territory of one of the member countries of the alliance is
[00:04:34] threatened, he foresees a
[00:04:36] the line of non- firm response in case of attack. We will stop the enemy with land,
[00:04:40] sea, air, cyber forces before making them
[00:04:44] retreat, he said. And if the adversary decides to continue, then
[00:04:47] we will destroy everything that supports
[00:04:50] the adversary's war effort. He insisted
[00:04:53] together a collective dynamic of on unity within NATO,
[00:04:56] "the adversary will not divide us," he said. That's a direct
[00:05:00] reference to Vladimir Putin's constant attempts to
[00:05:04] divide the alliance within itself
[00:05:07] as well as the European Union, in order to weaken it.
[00:05:11] He also emphasizes the
[00:05:14] NATO, "we have no plan beyond the defense of our people and
[00:05:17] our territory, but if we are
[00:05:20] attacked, we are ready to fight tonight,"
[00:05:24] he said. So it is a firm speech in the hope of
[00:05:28] finding a solution to this resurgence of
[00:05:31] hybrid attacks. NATO must
[00:05:34] avoid provoking escalation but cannot remain
[00:05:38] inactive in the face of the risk of seeing these Russian provocations
[00:05:42] intensify, as is already the case. Remember early August
[00:05:46] with, for example, this explosive-laden drone that was
[00:05:51] Airport in Germany, a member country of the European
[00:05:54] Union. So all this, the words spoken against
[00:05:58] a backdrop of energy truce, or at least announced as such
[00:06:01] yesterday evening by Donald Trump, took everyone by surprise. It's a truce that has not
[00:06:05] come into effect. Russia says it will observe
[00:06:08] a ceasefire only on election day in Ukraine. That's what the Kremlin
[00:06:12] is saying this morning. Ukraine doesn't seem to be aware of the
[00:06:15] agreement in question either. Let's listen to Volodymyr Zelensky and we'll talk about it right
[00:06:18] after.
[00:06:23] Yesterday, we were not surprised to see that at the very moment when the
[00:06:26] American president suddenly published a very important
[00:06:30] message, claiming to have obtained an energy ceasefire between
[00:06:34] Russia and Ukraine, Shahed drones were
[00:06:37] flying over our
[00:06:38] skies.
[00:06:46] We are ready to observe an energy ceasefire if Russia is ready
[00:06:50] to do the same. We agree if they do, and
[00:06:54] we have already shown that we truly
[00:06:56] mean it.
[00:07:01] Last night, Russian oil refineries were not burning,
[00:07:05] but at midnight, a Russian drone strike targeted
[00:07:09] a gas production facility in Ukraine.
[00:07:15] Well, Ukraine doesn't seem to be aware of the ceasefire either. Where did this agreement come from? From the
[00:07:20] imagined it. You know, the American president sometimes seems to
[00:07:24] live in a kind of parallel world where repeating
[00:07:27] a lie eventually becomes a reality
[00:07:31] in his own eyes. Well, above all, Donald Trump is
[00:07:34] guided by domestic political
[00:07:38] objectives. Three weeks before the mid-term elections, which promise to be very
[00:07:42] difficult for his camp, he wants to show that he is making progress
[00:07:46] in a conflict he had promised to resolve in 48 hours, and
[00:07:49] above all, he wants to convince his electorate that the
[00:07:53] rise in fuel prices is not due to the war he
[00:07:57] himself launched in Iran, but that it is entirely due to the
[00:08:01] strikes carried out by Ukraine on Russian
[00:08:04] refineries. So, because
[00:08:07] the announcement of this ceasefire, which can be described as fictitious, came
[00:08:10] after Donald Trump also announced
[00:08:14] the lifting of sanctions on Russian
[00:08:17] diesel. According to experts, this will
[00:08:20] not be enough to bring down
[00:08:23] prices at the pump, because the volume of diesel that Russia
[00:08:27] could put back on the market is
[00:08:29] insufficient. Moreover, the Kremlin still prohibits
[00:08:33] diesel exports. Donald Trump also
[00:08:36] said it was time for Ukraine to get a
[00:08:39] new president. All this furiously reminds
[00:08:42] us of the altercation he had with Volodymyr Zelensky in the Oval
[00:08:46] Office in February 2025, and this once again highlights
[00:08:50] Donald Trump's bias in favor of
[00:08:53] Russia. His ties with Moscow have been
[00:08:56] widely documented. A month ago, he had nevertheless signed
[00:09:00] this famous Linzagram law which provides for new sanctions against
[00:09:03] Russia and also sanctions against countries that buy
[00:09:07] oil from the Russians. So the Americans
[00:09:10] have a space.
[00:09:13] But for this law to be implemented, Donald Trump
[00:09:16] must request it. Apparently he's not ready to
[00:09:20] do it. Last point, these announcements by Donald Trump could actually be quite
[00:09:23] counterproductive domestically because within the Republican party
[00:09:27] there are several elected officials who don't agree at all,
[00:09:31] and especially first and foremost his former vice-president
[00:09:34] Mike Pence who said last night that the United States should
[00:09:38] not offer a lifeline to the Russian war machine,
[00:09:41] but rather increase sanctions against
[00:09:45] Russia. These are the sanctions that are also being discussed in Europe,
[00:09:49] the Europeans who are tightening their ranks and who have announced new
[00:09:52] targets for the interests of the Russian power today. Yes, it's the EU foreign
[00:09:56] ministers who have formally adopted
[00:09:59] new sanctions against more than 1600
[00:10:02] individuals and entities linked to the
[00:10:05] war in Ukraine, the Russian
[00:10:07] war. Kaja Kallas, the head of European diplomacy,
[00:10:11] said that more than half of the targets
[00:10:14] of these punitive measures were linked
[00:10:18] to the production chain of Russian ballistic missiles,
[00:10:21] these missiles that are doing terrible damage to Ukraine.
[00:10:25] And she specified that it was the largest extension of the
[00:10:31] the war. This morning Emmanuel Macron declared
[00:10:34] that we must not give in to the Russian threat,
[00:10:38] and normally the French head of state should have Donald Trump
[00:10:41] on the phone this afternoon. According to the Financial Times, European
[00:10:45] officials received calls all weekend from American
[00:10:49] officials with the message
[00:10:52] threatening to suspend the provision of American intelligence to
[00:10:56] Ukraine and the threat to suspend the program
[00:10:59] managed by NATO which allows Europeans to buy
[00:11:03] American weapons to then deliver them to Ukraine. And the
[00:11:07] Europeans are trying to compensate for the shortage of
[00:11:10] American Patriots with their own
[00:11:14] anti-aircraft defense systems, which
[00:11:16] should not be delivered before next year, and they are also increasingly
[00:11:20] taking charge of intelligence. In January, he said that France
[00:11:24] now handles two-thirds of Ukrainian
[00:11:27] intelligence. The Europeans' hope is,
[00:11:30] of course, that the Republican Party will suffer a
[00:11:34] defeat in the upcoming mid-term elections
[00:11:37] so that America can once again
[00:11:40] re-engage in Ukraine, which is obviously possible. We will follow that
[00:11:44] with great attention next
[00:11:47] November 3rd, from one election to another,
[00:11:50] we are also preparing in France, hello Flor Simon, we are
[00:11:54] talking about this primary which was indeed a first
[00:11:57] step on the left, it is now official Raphael Glucksmann became
[00:12:01] last night the candidate of the social democratic left after the
[00:12:05] primary, the European deputy was designated with more than 66
[00:12:08] % of the votes, it is a large victory in the first round which
[00:12:12] surprised even his own camp last night. The portrait of Raphael
[00:12:16] Glucksmann to begin with, we'll come back to it right
[00:12:17] after.
[00:12:22] He enters his first presidential race. He entered
[00:12:43] the international political scene in 2009 by becoming
[00:12:46] an advisor to the liberal Georgian president Mikheil
[00:12:49] Saakashvili, a position he held until
[00:12:52] 2013.
[00:12:55] Political experience in France also on the right with the
[00:12:58] Liberal Alternative party. Raphaël Glucksmann shifted to the
[00:13:02] left and in 2019, he was elected
[00:13:04] deputy in the European elections with the Public Place movement which he
[00:13:08] co-founded a year earlier. Re-elected in
[00:13:11] 2024, he becomes one
[00:13:15] the moderate left in Brussels. Yesterday,
[00:13:18] hatred won in France and in Europe,
[00:13:22] so it's time today.
[00:13:43] He is criticized by the left, notably by Jean-Luc
[00:13:47] Mélenchon, with whom he refuses any
[00:13:49] alliance. There will be no agreement with the Francisme, but there will be an
[00:13:53] agreement with the democratic left. with the republican left and we
[00:13:57] are going to win the presidential election, I am absolutely
[00:14:00] convinced of it. Raphaël Glucksmann wants to be the candidate of the break
[00:14:04] with what he calls the hegemony of Jean-Luc Mélenchon over the French
[00:14:07] left and calls for the unity of forces to fight against what he
[00:14:11] calls his eternal enemy, the far right.
[00:14:14] So, Glucksmann's camp was celebrating last night, but
[00:14:18] his camp was still quite surprised by
[00:14:22] the scale of the victory, this score, how can
[00:14:25] we explain it today? Yes, indeed, quite surprised, I think he didn't expect such a score.
[00:14:29] Elected in the first round with a large majority of
[00:14:33] 66%. Well, we
[00:14:36] of non-alliance with the insubordinates that won
[00:14:40] last night, it was actually the real stake of this primary since we saw during
[00:14:44] the debates there were three that finally they were more or
[00:14:47] less in agreement on the rest, except Gaza
[00:14:50] and naming the genocide in Gaza or not, but it's true that
[00:14:54] where... there were clashes was on these possible
[00:14:58] alliances with LFI, so it's
[00:15:01] alliance that won last night and this morning Raphael Glucksmann,
[00:15:05] now the official candidate for the
[00:15:08] left, reiterated that there will be no alliance with
[00:15:11] LFI. Let's listen to him on France Inter. So
[00:15:15] we will create
[00:15:18] the democratic left and there will be no, it's decided
[00:15:22] Mr. Duhamel, it's over, no alliance with.
[00:15:32] people who came to participate in this primary, our political
[00:15:35] space no longer lives.
[00:15:37] no longer lives in uncertainty, no longer lives in
[00:15:40] uncertainty and that was the basis, he says it
[00:15:44] himself, he had yesterday evening a
[00:15:46] clarification, well we can also recognize that he finally managed to
[00:15:50] avoid the arrows launched by his opponents in this
[00:15:53] primary, starting with Ségolène Royal who nevertheless said that
[00:15:57] he was the intern of this primary, who also said that he
[00:16:01] was going to ally with the center, that with him it was
[00:16:04] a hold-up on the PS, Olivier Faure a bit in the same
[00:16:08] line but less frontal still,
[00:16:11] so there you go. And also what we need to see, Elisabeth, is that in the polls, in the
[00:16:14] voting intentions, and this perhaps influenced
[00:16:17] those who elected him last night, is that Raphaël Glucksmann
[00:16:21] is the only one above 10%. He is polled and tested
[00:16:25] between 10 and 13% according to the polls, whereas Olivier Faure, whom we see on
[00:16:28] screen, is rather around 5%.
[00:16:32] Olivier Faure, by the way, has been the first secretary of the Socialist Party for 8 years. For
[00:16:35] him, it was a real setback, he only got 14%, so his
[00:16:39] line, Olivier Faure's line, which was that of an alliance with
[00:16:43] the insubordinates for the legislative elections, was clearly put in the minority.
[00:16:47] So it's a bit of a disavowal for the first secretary of the
[00:16:51] PS. Regarding the other candidates, Ségolène Royal, Jérôme
[00:16:54] Guedj and Emmanuel Morel, they are all below 10%. We see them all
[00:16:58] posing for a selfie and applauding Raphaël Glucksmann.
[00:17:01] Well, we remember the debates that happened just before, we
[00:17:05] still say that the hardest part remains to come. The objective now will
[00:17:09] be to unite and appease a party that is still
[00:17:13] marked by divisions. Yes, indeed, Raphaël Glucksmann said it,
[00:17:16] "to unite is my first responsibility." First, he will have to unite the
[00:17:19] socialists because even if we see this selfie with everyone on
[00:17:23] stage and everyone finally said last night that they would
[00:17:27] support the winner, we have also seen in the past that even
[00:17:31] if there was on paper a
[00:17:35] support for the winner, the law was not always
[00:17:38] followed. We think of 2017 with Benoît Hamon, 2022 with
[00:17:42] Anne Hidalgo. So the first challenge is for this
[00:17:45] socialist family to follow him. Then he will have to
[00:17:48] broaden Elizabeth Raphaël Glucksmann, he is, because the socialists, just a
[00:17:52] parenthesis, they have a bitter taste, for the first
[00:17:55] time in history, there will be no PS-stamped candidate
[00:17:59] in a presidential election since Raphaël Glucksmann is president of Place
[00:18:02] Publique. The second challenge will be to broaden the
[00:18:06] left further. So the environmentalists, for
[00:18:09] example, who are divided between
[00:18:12] finally allying with the insubordinates or the
[00:18:15] socialists. Last night Marine Tondelier, the leader of the Greens, tweeted
[00:18:19] saying that it was the choice of withdrawal, so you see it's not necessarily
[00:18:22] very engaging. And then he also has to win back the
[00:18:26] left-wing voters who voted for Macron in 2022. There too, he
[00:18:30] has this challenge for Raphaël Glucksmann. We're just going to
[00:18:33] listen to Michel Barnier. Now he's a Republican, an LR deputy, former
[00:18:37] prime minister, it's a long way off, but he welcomes the return of the left-right
[00:18:41] divide. We listen to him. It's the
[00:18:44] end of "at the same time", we are finding this
[00:18:47] left-right divide that Mr. Macron wanted to eliminate for 10 years,
[00:18:50] patiently, methodically, and which gave this incredible power to the
[00:18:54] extremes of the right and the left. We must find a left-right
[00:18:58] divide with a social-democratic left, it is reconstituting itself and
[00:19:02] a republican right, that's what we are doing with Bruno Retailleau.
[00:19:06] So, and then another challenge for now, the first in the lead on the left is
[00:19:09] Jean-Luc Mélenchon. Yesterday in Clermont-Ferrand, he gathered more than
[00:19:13] 10,000 people and Jean-Luc Mélenchon wants to appear as the useful
[00:19:16] vote on the left, so here too Raphaël Glucksmann will have to make
[00:19:19] proposals because mere opposition to LFI will not be enough to gather
[00:19:23] millions of votes. Thank you very much Flore for the
[00:19:26] analysis. Last sequence of this club which will be
[00:19:30] done remotely, we are heading to the 91st
[00:19:34] Automobile Show, I sold you something anti.
[00:19:38] Christophe Dancette who will be driving a
[00:19:42] vehicle, we will find Christophe who is our special correspondent
[00:19:45] at this event which was inaugurated this morning by the head of state Emmanuel
[00:19:49] Macron, an event during which European manufacturers intend to
[00:19:52] resist the rampant competition from Chinese
[00:19:56] manufacturers. The head of state focused this morning on three
[00:20:00] priorities: the electrification of vehicles, European
[00:20:04] preference, and of course necessarily
[00:20:06] innovation, particularly on autonomous
[00:20:09] vehicles. Christophe Dencette is therefore
[00:20:12] directly following this auto show for us. Christophe, hello.
[00:20:16] I think the connection is re-established. The show was inaugurated by the
[00:20:20] president in person, we just saw him on
[00:20:22] screen.
[00:20:24] Yes, the president was there this morning for his last auto show, he who had been
[00:20:28] faithful to every edition since his arrival at the
[00:20:32] Élysée in 2017. A show that has nevertheless
[00:20:35] experienced various turbulences since the beginning, since his first
[00:20:39] mandate, as there was the Covid crisis and a 2020 edition canceled
[00:20:43] and the 2022 edition held in a small
[00:20:46] format. The 2026 edition is really the return to the large
[00:20:50] format with 60 manufacturers present,
[00:20:53] obviously the Europeans, most of the big ones are
[00:20:57] there, Volkswagen, Mercedes for the Germans, and then
[00:21:00] also Renault and Stellantis for the French.
[00:21:03] Stellantis presented this morning what is perhaps the star of
[00:21:07] this show, which is the 2CV, you know, the "deuche", the favorite cars
[00:21:11] of collectors, which is making a new 2026
[00:21:15] or rather 2028 version, I was going to say, since the goal is to
[00:21:18] sell it from 2028 at 15,000
[00:21:22] euros. So that's the "deuche guinguette" we saw behind
[00:21:26] you this morning. Now you're standing in front of a completely different
[00:21:29] vehicle, Christophe. You're at the stand of a Chinese
[00:21:33] manufacturer. Yes,
[00:21:36] Chinese, it's a Changan.
[00:21:39] You may not know this brand
[00:21:43] because many Chinese
[00:21:46] brands are here, 20 in total. Some of them we know,
[00:21:50] BYD or Xpeng, which are starting to drive on our
[00:21:54] roads here in France, but this one is
[00:21:58] perhaps one of the novelties and I found it quite interesting, I'm going to
[00:22:01] go inside, you'll see it's a jewel of technology
[00:22:05] like most of these 20 Chinese manufacturers
[00:22:08] who are here at Porte de
[00:22:11] Versailles. Today it's 4% of sales in
[00:22:14] Europe of these Chinese cars. In 4 years it could be 16%.
[00:22:18] So a strong arrival. They represent today a third of
[00:22:21] this show. So you've taken your place aboard this
[00:22:25] vehicle, you're talking about hybrids, but the big
[00:22:29] news this year remains
[00:22:31] electric.
[00:22:34] Yes, electric. So despite the agreements
[00:22:37] with the European Union regarding
[00:22:41] the desire to sell fewer hybrids and fewer plug-in hybrids in
[00:22:45] Europe in the coming years, in reality, these Chinese manufacturers are arriving
[00:22:49] in force and their ambition is intact. We see here this
[00:22:52] vehicle, almost all the vehicles at this show are
[00:22:55] electric. I saw very, very few thermal
[00:22:59] models. Electric and perhaps even
[00:23:02] autonomous. Some Chinese brands present autonomous vehicles, others
[00:23:06] American also offer to test for the first time in the streets of
[00:23:10] Paris, you know that autonomous vehicles are quite
[00:23:14] well known in the United States, in Asia too, in
[00:23:17] France we know them, we don't see them circulating much yet. Circulating in the streets of
[00:23:20] Paris, this is a first for this edition of the show
[00:23:24] of the auto show here at Porte de Versailles and besides in a few minutes I will
[00:23:28] go and test an autonomous car but I will tell you more in a
[00:23:31] report that I will broadcast tonight on the air but then
[00:23:35] be careful, Flore Simon, rightly so, we don't do duplexes at the
[00:23:39] wheel, apparently Christophe Dancette.
[00:23:42] Yes, especially since this isn't an autonomous car, but maybe I could do it for
[00:23:46] an autonomous car. We don't have a duplex planned together, but it's true that
[00:23:50] even in an autonomous car, you have to keep your hands on the wheel
[00:23:53] and keep looking ahead, with both hands on the wheel.
[00:23:57] Thank you very much Christophe who tests everything for us, that's perfect,
[00:24:00] thank you for following us obviously, this is the end of this club, thank you girls, thank you to
[00:24:04] both of you for staying with us, we'll be back in a few moments for your
[00:24:08] appointment behind the image, we're obviously going to come back to the return of
[00:24:11] Sophie Anno, it was a few days ago, a lot to tell you about this
[00:24:15] trip into space, it will be with Sylvain Rosseau, I'll see you right
[00:24:18] away.
[00:24:29] dowry still weighs on women, money,
[00:24:32] jewelry, car, to marry their daughters, parents must
[00:24:35] comply with the demands of the in-laws, from the start, the groom and his
[00:24:39] family set their conditions, you will have to do this, you will have to give
[00:24:42] that, while the marriage market is
[00:24:45] flourishing, without a dowry, the marriage can turn into a tragedy,
[00:24:49] and when... these demands are not met, women often say
[00:24:52] they are victims of physical violence, harassment,
[00:24:56] violence, sometimes death, to change
[00:24:59] things, some refuse the established order, we
[00:25:02] also try to make families understand that this practice is
[00:25:05] bad, things change
[00:25:08] slowly but
[00:25:09] surely,
[00:25:12] a report to watch on France
[00:25:15] 24.
[00:30:08] you're joining us, welcome to your appointment behind the image, we're going to take the time,
[00:30:12] as every day, to decipher the news from a photo that
[00:30:16] makes sense, that speaks for itself. Hello, Sylvain Rousseau, let's look at the picture right away that you
[00:30:19] selected for us. I have a feeling that you're going to talk to us
[00:30:23] about space there and exactly, this photo was
[00:30:26] taken just after the Crew Dragon capsule, in which Sophie Adno returned
[00:30:30] to Earth, so the capsule was hoisted onto the boat. The SpaceX teams took
[00:30:33] the astronaut, in this case Sophie Adno, out of this
[00:30:37] capsule, and that's when the photo was taken. So why did
[00:30:41] I hesitate a lot before choosing this photo? We could have taken a photo where we
[00:30:44] see her trying to walk, or where we see her waving, but this photo seemed more interesting to
[00:30:48] me, first because, indeed, it's nothing spectacular, finally, when we look at it like
[00:30:51] that, in a zig-zag, it's a bit the classic photo of the returns from the
[00:30:55] space station, of each astronaut, but I also like the light above the Pacific that gives a...