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[00:00:20] And welcome if you are joining us on France 24, it is 2 PM in Paris, the floor is open to
[00:00:24] our commentators, it's time for the Club France 24, hello to all three of you and
[00:00:28] welcome to the set of Paris Direct. The program is happening right here, we will continue
[00:00:32] of course to scrutinize this day of mobilization for salaries, a
[00:00:35] dreaded black day for the government while the inter-union called for a strike,
[00:00:38] for the convergence of struggles also in the processions of
[00:00:42] employees, retirees, high school students, we will take the pulse in Paris with Marie
[00:00:45] Choster in Place de la République, we will also ask ourselves here with you Marc
[00:00:49] Perelman, hello Marc, what room for maneuver is possible for the government,
[00:00:53] is there, simply put, that's the real question, the government
[00:00:56] keeps saying that the coffers are empty, but if... wants to
[00:01:00] respond to the anger in the streets, it will probably be necessary to make
[00:01:03] concessions, because there are still many months
[00:01:05] expect in terms of until the next presidential election, the Americans are still waiting
[00:01:09] for results in Alaska and in Mississippi, but no matter, for the
[00:01:13] Democrats, the victory is already undeniable, so clear and frank
[00:01:16] that within the Republican party, the
[00:01:20] and the total capture of lines are already starting to shift, we will
[00:01:21] money, let's be clear, public talk about it with you Anne Corp, hello, hello, yes Jeddy Vance, the Vice President is distancing himself
[00:01:25] from Donald Trump and Pitt Excep, the Secretary of
[00:01:29] Defense is... on the hot seat, that's it, you will tell us why and
[00:01:32] how, especially after this heavy defeat, the question of
[00:01:35] the economic and commercial policy of the United States
[00:01:38] also arises, what changes to expect,
[00:01:41] there are very high expectations at that level too, yes indeed,
[00:01:45] but in general,
[00:01:48] we saw it in the private sector, who also Trump bends but doesn't break, meaning that Republicans and
[00:01:50] Trump really keep control of the levers to
[00:01:54] govern. So, you have today's program, France 24 Club, let's go,
[00:01:58] let's go.
[00:02:13] The movement against viticulture first and it's back in the streets today,
[00:02:17] employees, civil servants are called to strike this Thursday, November 5th, at
[00:02:21] the call of the inter-union but also of high school and
[00:02:24] student organizations, active retired French people are called to
[00:02:28] join one of the 250 gatherings planned throughout the country, the objective is clear,
[00:02:32] he holds the purse strings, so within the to bring together angers to put the government
[00:02:36] dollars, which is roughly equivalent to under pressure, images here live from Place de la République in Paris, from where the
[00:02:40] Parisian procession is due to set off at 7 am, it is a day of strike that
[00:02:44] is accompanied by several demonstrations, a
[00:02:48] mobilization that could gather, according to a note from
[00:02:51] territorial intelligence, between 50,000 and 700,000 people by the end of
[00:02:54] the day, the entourage of the union mentioned at
[00:02:57] 1 PM 200... 70,000 demonstration
[00:03:00] demonstrators outside Paris since it will be a separate count,
[00:03:03] we will find Marie Chester, our special envoy, in Place de la
[00:03:07] République, Marie, hello,
[00:03:11] we saw the images from the
[00:03:14] sky, there are a lot of people already,
[00:03:16] huh?
[00:03:19] Indeed, a lot of people here in Place de la République, the
[00:03:23] procession shouldn't be long in
[00:03:27] Mississippi. starting, you said it, perhaps the route
[00:03:30] has been slightly modified, it was initially supposed to start from Place de la Bastille to
[00:03:33] go to Place de la Concorde and then finally the Paris Police
[00:03:36] Prefecture decided on an alternative route, the procession
[00:03:40] must therefore start from Place de la République to arrive
[00:03:43] at Place de la Nation, a procession which in Paris should
[00:03:46] gather between 40,000 and 80,000 people according to
[00:03:50] the unions, I am currently in the middle of the CGT
[00:03:54] procession and I will immediately join Éric Lacoste, hello
[00:03:58] Éric, Éric, you are part of the CGT. Hello.
[00:04:00] the CGT of the National Federation of Private Health, so you
[00:04:04] work in a private clinic in Montpellier, first a question,
[00:04:09] October 17th, we saw why did you come to demonstrate here in Paris today? Well, it's to show that the problem is everywhere in France, not
[00:04:13] only here in Paris, it's a problem throughout the
[00:04:16] territory, even in the overseas
[00:04:20] departments, so you explained to me a little earlier that there was a problem of
[00:04:24] wealth capture in private establishments
[00:04:27] with this phenomenon of overbilling.
[00:04:33] Yes, so what you need to understand is the economic
[00:04:35] system that has been put in place
[00:04:38] is that in fact, let's be clear, it's the social security system that pays, we all
[00:04:42] agree, so the private establishments
[00:04:45] that are health establishments that are private establishments
[00:04:48] behind them, there are groups, these are groups and pension
[00:04:52] funds, the first four, well you have Elsan, Ramsay,
[00:04:55] Vivalto and Alma Viva, who are heavyweights in the
[00:04:59] sector. This is about 150,000
[00:05:02] employees in the private health sector in France, so
[00:05:05] in fact, what's happening is that today our employers no longer want to
[00:05:09] spend money, it has to be the state
[00:05:13] that intervenes, we see it through the measures that have been taken, Ségur, rider 32 and
[00:05:17] riders and systematically, except that we
[00:05:20] realize today that there is an impact, a blockage on
[00:05:23] our salaries, but also a direct impact on working conditions,
[00:05:27] meaning that they block our
[00:05:29] salaries, employees find it increasingly difficult
[00:05:32] to take sick leave, they take sick leave, they are not
[00:05:36] replaced and since they are not replaced,
[00:05:40] automatically they save money. on the payroll, so
[00:05:43] they replace a bit, I'm not saying it's zero, but they already recover a
[00:05:47] part because the famous what we could call state aid
[00:05:50] they receive whether we are absent or
[00:05:53] not and in fact it is not passed on to employees, there are
[00:05:56] studies that have been reported to us, an example on the Ségur, we know
[00:06:00] perfectly well that the Ségur is not passed on in many
[00:06:03] establishments to employees, you have
[00:06:05] the emergency services where the state arrived and put in place
[00:06:09] emergency bonuses, I personally intervened. for my union for the
[00:06:13] CGT in certain establishments, notably a clinic next to
[00:06:16] Montreuil which belongs to the Alma Viva group, the employer did not
[00:06:20] pay the emergency bonuses, yet they received
[00:06:24] them well, it's totally scandalous, we are in a
[00:06:27] framework of total financialization of the system
[00:06:34] money, money that belongs to us, thank
[00:06:37] you very much Mr. Lacoste for your intervention, so as I told you, it's
[00:06:41] a demonstration that... has as its main demand a
[00:06:44] revaluation of purchasing power, you heard it, a
[00:06:48] problem of salary that is not necessarily
[00:06:52] paid in full and this is causing the anger of
[00:06:55] many demonstrators today hospital staff, there
[00:07:01] joined the hospital staff of the public
[00:07:04] sector who are also demonstrating in large numbers today,
[00:07:07] public sector staff are very numerous today, so as I told
[00:07:11] you, between... 40,000 and 80,000
[00:07:14] people expected to demonstrate today in
[00:07:17] Paris, almost 80,000 estimated by the intelligence services
[00:07:21] throughout France today. Thank you very much Marie, know that
[00:07:24] while you were speaking to your interlocutor, a minute of silence, we
[00:07:27] learn from other journalists on site, a minute of silence for the
[00:07:31] victim of the racist attack in Trappes was
[00:07:34] observed at the heart of this Parisian mobilization. Marc
[00:07:37] Perelman, hello again, it's time to take a bit of a
[00:07:41] step back, there's what's happening in Paris and then in about 80 cities
[00:07:44] in France, so it's being expressed everywhere in the
[00:07:48] country, with demands, we hear it here, we had
[00:07:51] this gentleman talking about health, we had just before a firefighter, we had high school students
[00:07:54] this morning, demands that are multiple and very
[00:07:58] varied, let's remember that initially these are young minors who express
[00:08:02] their anger, high school students, today it has spread, yes it has spread, so
[00:08:06] in fact this mobilization of November 5th had been decided
[00:08:10] before the high school students' movement, in early October, there was
[00:08:12] a day of mobilization for public services and the unions had
[00:08:16] decided that on November 5th there would be a day
[00:08:20] of strike, of demonstration. In the meantime, there
[00:08:23] has been this high school student movement that no one saw coming, neither the
[00:08:26] government obviously as could be seen, nor even the
[00:08:30] unions, and so it's true that there is this stated
[00:08:33] desire for a convergence of struggles, that's what
[00:08:36] the high school students say, that's what the yellow vests say, that's what the unions say, that's what...
[00:08:40] the government obviously
[00:08:42] fears, so for today, it's certainly a done deal,
[00:08:45] the big question is obviously what will happen, will the
[00:08:49] unions, which is expected, once
[00:08:52] again call a new date for a strike and demonstration, will the
[00:08:56] movement continue to develop, we saw that in high
[00:08:59] schools in recent days there have been far fewer blockades than
[00:09:03] there have been, will this coordinate with other
[00:09:07] demonstrations on Saturday, in any case the government is...
[00:09:11] obviously under pressure, so there was also the security
[00:09:14] question, we know there were many excesses, less the
[00:09:18] last two Saturdays than obviously
[00:09:21] that there were some incidents, notably in Lyon, in Toulouse also a
[00:09:25] building that was part of it, so obviously there is a
[00:09:28] security response from a government that was caught
[00:09:32] unprepared, as they politely
[00:09:35] put it, meaning they completely missed the boat on October
[00:09:38] 17th, but there is also a political response
[00:09:43] within a very constrained
[00:09:46] budgetary framework with a government, a prime minister who
[00:09:49] keeps saying that he is the weakest of the 5th Republic, the
[00:09:53] demonstrators have understood that well and they know that they can push
[00:09:56] until they get concessions, so precisely what room for maneuver is possible in the face of a
[00:10:00] government that makes no proposals, in any case that was the case until now,
[00:10:04] we remember the unions the last time they were received in the morning, their departure was
[00:10:07] extremely disappointed, a government that keeps repeating that there is no more money in the
[00:10:11] coffers. Yes, but the argument doesn't hold up obviously, we have already
[00:10:15] seen, to talk about the high school students, there have been some concessions,
[00:10:19] the planned end of the Parcoursup program.
[00:10:23] which provides that high school students make
[00:10:25] requests for their university studies and which is contested because
[00:10:28] it is not clear, so that has been announced, there has been money
[00:10:32] announced for the renovation of
[00:10:35] high schools, additional places, teachers, well
[00:10:38] obviously the high school students said it's not enough, but the government has still
[00:10:42] given a little ground, it could continue to do so, after the
[00:10:46] big question is purchasing power and so there are
[00:10:49] some avenues that have been evoked, notably
[00:10:52] advancing the revaluation of the
[00:10:55] minimum wage, the minimum wage normally takes effect
[00:10:59] on January 1st, here it could take effect on December
[00:11:03] 1st with also and that's
[00:11:06] obviously perhaps more important for the unions, a possible
[00:11:09] boost to this minimum wage, an increase, it's the state
[00:11:13] that must decide, there hasn't been one since 2012, it was under
[00:11:17] François Hollande, so that could obviously
[00:11:20] play a role, we also heard that the government wanted to
[00:11:24] raise the Livret A ceiling, this very
[00:11:27] popular savings product, that could perhaps be used for funding, some have
[00:11:31] specifically mentioned the renovation of high schools, but does all
[00:11:34] that provide the expected answer by the unions,
[00:11:38] by the high school students, it's obviously a big
[00:11:41] question mark, nothing is less certain indeed, all this
[00:11:44] it must be remembered in the midst of negotiations on the 2027
[00:11:47] budget project, it was rejected
[00:11:50] unanimously yesterday by the National Assembly, it's the revenue
[00:11:53] component, the Senate... passed the buck, we're back to square one in
[00:11:57] principle, yes, but it's a game of doubles, meaning everyone is pretending,
[00:12:01] by the way, the deputies don't even go to the assembly because they
[00:12:04] know that the budget will never be adopted,
[00:12:07] so they unravel all the savings
[00:12:10] measures notably planned by the government, knowing full well that
[00:12:14] it will not pass in the Senate, so it's true that
[00:12:17] the budgetary discussions which officially started for now
[00:12:21] are going nowhere, so the big question is what
[00:12:25] will happen, will the government pull out Article
[00:12:29] 49/3 which allows a budget to be passed without
[00:12:32] a vote in exchange, so to speak, for a possible motion of
[00:12:35] no confidence, or will it use for the first time under the 5th
[00:12:39] Republic ordinances which would allow the government's budget
[00:12:42] to be passed as is, that has never been done, for
[00:12:46] that the budgetary negotiations in
[00:12:49] Parliament must last 70 days or
[00:12:52] more, so that is, I would say, the government's last resort
[00:12:56] to try to pass a budget that Sébastien Lecornu and the
[00:12:59] President of the Republic deem absolutely necessary to
[00:13:03] reassure the markets because the financial situation
[00:13:06] of France is deteriorating, debt is
[00:13:09] obviously a big issue, the markets are watching, Brussels
[00:13:12] is worried and so the government hopes to pass
[00:13:15] it, no doubt by force, because the negotiations, once again with a
[00:13:19] government so weakened with the presidential election. in
[00:13:23] a few months, it's hard to see how a compromise could be
[00:13:27] found, that's a lot of topics, thank you very much Marc
[00:13:30] Perelman, we will obviously continue to monitor this mobilization
[00:13:34] of November 5th closely,
[00:13:37] while waiting to return to this Parisian procession, I
[00:13:40] propose to head to the United States
[00:13:43] two days after the midterms, we will obviously continue to
[00:13:47] wait for some results, Alaska but also
[00:13:52] No matter the outcome in these states, the Democrats
[00:13:55] swept the Senate and the House with
[00:13:59] big victories also on the part of governors. On the
[00:14:03] Republican side, however, it's a grim
[00:14:06] picture, some have started to pressure Donald Trump,
[00:14:10] calling on him to completely reshuffle his administration and change his strategy
[00:14:13] on his policy. The defeat is particularly difficult for
[00:14:17] Jeddy Vens to stomach, associated with a president at the end of his term, he who was a favorite
[00:14:21] for the Republican nomination, he tries to
[00:14:25] distance himself from the president, attributing, like him, this
[00:14:28] electoral disaster to the war in Iran, I suggest listening to
[00:14:32] Donald Trump on this
[00:14:35] subject.
[00:14:37] I think that's largely true because that led to a slight rise in gas prices
[00:14:41] in the short term, but I thought the price of oil would go up much
[00:14:45] more and that's what I acted on, we had no choice, we had to do it, we can't let
[00:14:49] Iran get nuclear weapons, otherwise everything you see here could very well
[00:14:52] disappear one day.
[00:14:55] That's it for these last words pronounced by the American
[00:14:58] president, after such a result, there are clearly already expectations that are
[00:15:02] expressed, internally of course, but also abroad,
[00:15:05] we will see with you first what is happening internally,
[00:15:08] Anne Corpe, I said in the teaser earlier, the lines
[00:15:12] are starting to shift within the Republicans,
[00:15:15] yes, after such a defeat, there is an atmosphere of settling scores
[00:15:18] that is starting to set in, so first this long
[00:15:22] message. from Jevens, the Vice President on social
[00:15:26] networks, a message in which he attributes his camp's defeat
[00:15:29] to the war in Iran, it was
[00:15:33] obvious to everyone or almost. This
[00:15:36] "almost" obviously directly targets
[00:15:40] Donald Trump, so Jeddy
[00:15:43] Vance has always been deeply
[00:15:46] isolationist, he was perceived
[00:15:49] as hostile to any military
[00:15:52] adventure abroad, but this is the first time he has publicly
[00:15:56] and so openly distanced himself from the
[00:15:59] president, he obviously has the 2028
[00:16:02] presidential election in his sights, he appears as a sort of
[00:16:06] natural candidate for the succession
[00:16:08] of Donald Trump, Marco Rubio,
[00:16:12] the other potential successor to Donald Trump, well, he's
[00:16:16] silent, not a word on his social media,
[00:16:19] no public statement, the head of the
[00:16:23] State Department, who is also National Security Advisor, is
[00:16:26] probably waiting for his time, no doubt waiting
[00:16:30] for things to calm down a bit before
[00:16:33] resuming the offensive, and then... a man
[00:16:35] who is the target of attacks, including from
[00:16:39] within the Republican camp, is Pit Texet, the Secretary of
[00:16:43] Defense, he was a staunch supporter of the
[00:16:46] war in Iran, and he is also criticized for his
[00:16:50] disastrous management of the Pentagon, there is
[00:16:53] Republican Representative Thomas Massie of
[00:16:57] Kentucky who has already warned that he will launch an
[00:17:01] impeachment procedure against Pitexet as
[00:17:05] early as next week unless
[00:17:08] he resigns, meaning without even waiting for the new
[00:17:12] Democratic majority to take office in early
[00:17:16] January, Donald Trump for now
[00:17:20] remains by the side of his Secretary of Defense, he said yesterday
[00:17:23] that he was in charge of the war and that he had done a
[00:17:26] very good job, that he did not envisage for the time
[00:17:30] being to dismiss him, Pitex could choose to
[00:17:33] resign to avoid this humiliation of a trial in
[00:17:37] Congress. But he's not the only one, because there are several members of this American administration who
[00:17:40] have something to worry about, let's look at what's happening outside as
[00:17:44] well, these clear results naturally
[00:17:48] raise very high expectations expressed notably in Ukraine, we heard this
[00:17:51] morning Volodimir Zelensky hoping for more American support for his
[00:17:55] country, so he hopes, he has reason to hope but it should be noted
[00:17:58] that it is the president who keeps control of foreign policy in the
[00:18:01] United States, whatever the majority in Congress, he has a
[00:18:05] small margin of maneuver in Congress because...
[00:18:09] framework of budgetary negotiations with the executive, he
[00:18:13] could vote for new aid to Ukraine or the
[00:18:17] reestablishment of sanctions against Russia, sanctions
[00:18:20] lifted recently by the White
[00:18:23] House, in any case concerned about the legacy he will
[00:18:26] leave in history, Donald Trump will try to move forward on this issue that he had
[00:18:30] promised, I remind you, to resolve in
[00:18:33] 24 hours, Melania
[00:18:37] is also expected to receive Ukrainian and Russian representatives
[00:18:40] at the White House today, it's not the first time the First Lady
[00:18:44] has been involved in this issue, she had already worked for the liberation
[00:18:48] of Ukrainian children who had been kidnapped by the
[00:18:51] Russians and then she also participated in the implementation of
[00:18:54] this truce in Olehki, this Ukrainian city
[00:18:58] occupied by the Russians, Volodimir
[00:19:01] Zelensky also awarded her a decoration
[00:19:05] yesterday for her personal contribution to...
[00:19:08] humanitarian aid and then on the political front, there is a meeting next
[00:19:11] week between Russians and Ukrainians under the auspices of the Americans,
[00:19:15] there hasn't been a meeting in this format since last
[00:19:19] February, Volodimir Zelensky had a long
[00:19:22] telephone conversation yesterday with the American emissaries, he
[00:19:26] always insists on the same needs for Patriot
[00:19:29] missiles to ensure air defense
[00:19:32] and security guarantees in case of a ceasefire
[00:19:36] on his side. Moscow seems
[00:19:39] to be counting on the continuation of a conciliatory attitude by the
[00:19:43] White House towards Russia and does not
[00:19:46] seem to expect much at all from these talks in Abu Dhabi since this
[00:19:49] morning the Kremlin spokesman said that Russia's
[00:19:53] interests would be guaranteed either by military
[00:19:56] means or by peaceful
[00:20:00] means, but that would only be if a new
[00:20:03] personality emerged in Kyiv.
[00:20:06] Hmm. We hear the Republicans, they blame the
[00:20:10] war in Iran, a lot, and for Iran, what could
[00:20:13] possibly change? Well, after Jeddy Vance's long
[00:20:16] message, we heard it, Donald Trump himself admitted that the
[00:20:19] war in Iran probably played a role in his camp's
[00:20:23] defeat, even if he takes responsibility for the
[00:20:27] US entering the war, on several occasions, before
[00:20:30] this election, Donald Trump had spoken of
[00:20:34] the threat of carrying out massive strikes on
[00:20:37] Iran after the elections,
[00:20:41] he notably considered striking, you know, that mountain of
[00:20:44] the pickaxe under which nuclear facilities were said to be
[00:20:47] hidden. That would risk increasing
[00:20:51] the anger of Americans, so on the political front Donald Trump has nothing
[00:20:55] more to lose but he is still very concerned about his image, so he could
[00:20:58] seek to accelerate negotiations, the problem is
[00:21:02] that the situation has become
[00:21:04] much more complicated than before the war, there is the question of
[00:21:08] the Strait of Hormuz over which Iran wants to maintain
[00:21:12] its control or at least establish a right of passage contrary
[00:21:16] to what international law provides.
[00:21:20] And then there's the arrival of this new actor, the
[00:21:23] Houthis who continue to attack
[00:21:26] Saudi Arabia, so negotiations that
[00:21:30] promise to be complicated and
[00:21:32] Donald Trump risks having trouble getting out of this
[00:21:36] quagmire quickly, well there are a lot of topics here too, it will be interesting to
[00:21:40] see how that plays out later, there's a point we haven't
[00:21:43] discussed together, it's the economic aspect, the economy, it's
[00:21:47] on this point, this argument that the Americans voted on Tuesday,
[00:21:51] Ali, what should we
[00:21:55] US economic and trade policy, what possible changes?
[00:21:59] First, we will have to expect a rebalancing of powers in the
[00:22:02] United States, you know what they say about checks and balances, the balance between
[00:22:06] the executive, the legislative, there is a new legislative
[00:22:09] power now from January 3rd only,
[00:22:11] be careful, they will have to talk, you
[00:22:15] saw President Trump before the terms put on his red
[00:22:19] hat. which says veto on it, he himself expressed
[00:22:23] that he would be Mr. Veto, otherwise,
[00:22:27] that sets the tone, he will oppose a certain number of positions taken by
[00:22:30] Congress on that, but he also
[00:22:34] knows, he said it, he knows that he will have to find
[00:22:37] compromises with the Democrats, so he will
[00:22:41] refuse no doubt at first, then after that it will be necessary
[00:22:44] obviously to agree and find compromises, so on
[00:22:48] which particular issue? could there be eventual
[00:22:52] compromises? well, the budget, we are right in the middle of it in the United States
[00:22:55] 2027, we were in negotiation on the budget, it stopped
[00:22:59] a little with the terms, it will resume and it will be necessary
[00:23:03] in effect for us to find compromises between Republicans and
[00:23:07] Democrats, so he has on one side a Trump who wants less
[00:23:10] taxes for the rich, less money for
[00:23:14] social programs and more money for the army,
[00:23:17] a record, he asked in 2020.
[00:23:20] 1500 billion dollars for the army budget, 1500 billion
[00:23:26] American involvement during the Second World War, you
[00:23:30] see the levels, the Democrats, on the other hand, it's the opposite
[00:23:33] they want on the contrary less tax
[00:23:37] reduction on the richest, on the wealthiest
[00:23:40] and on the contrary, they want more social programs, in
[00:23:44] particular this famous Medicare program which
[00:23:47] obviously helps on the plan. if we take
[00:23:51] Trump's great law
[00:23:53] uh the one big beautiful act that was voted and which
[00:23:57] announces nearly 1500 billion
[00:24:00] dollars in tax reductions for the richest, all that
[00:24:04] obviously will weigh on the American debt which is a
[00:24:08] record 40,000 billion dollars, so there between
[00:24:11] Democrats and Republicans it will be necessary to agree, the problem is
[00:24:15] that it will be necessary to agree with the old team in
[00:24:18] Congress since... the budget will have to be
[00:24:21] finalized on December 11th and if it's not finalized on December 11th,
[00:24:25] it's the risk of the famous shutdown,
[00:24:28] so obviously all this will be done with the current
[00:24:32] Congress, and then there are other
[00:24:35] issues that will arise obviously with tensions
[00:24:38] over Ukraine, as you perfectly said, Congress
[00:24:42] can vote for additional aid budgets to
[00:24:45] Ukraine, but Trump has done it, meaning he blocks them
[00:24:49] and he has... already done it, he has already blocked additional
[00:24:52] aid to Ukraine, there will also be problems
[00:24:56] agreeing on nominations, because now it's up to
[00:24:59] Congress, and then there will be great tensions because obviously
[00:25:03] we hear it, Democrats want their little revenge and they will launch a
[00:25:07] number of investigations notably on
[00:25:10] conflicts of interest and possible corruption, corruption
[00:25:14] was a big, big subject during indeed the whole
[00:25:18] campaign, trade policy. Quickly, Alie, which affects the rest of the world, that concerns
[00:25:22] us a bit more, what can we expect as consequences? We know that the
[00:25:26] Supreme Court in February 2026 blocked
[00:25:30] the famous customs duties, the liberation dead of April 2nd,
[00:25:33] so customs duties will be a little blocked by
[00:25:37] Congress, however the President Trump can always
[00:25:40] rely on a number of laws and not brand new laws,
[00:25:43] the Tariff Act of 1930, the Trade Act
[00:25:47] of 62, the Trade Act of 64. So all
[00:25:50] these are laws that contain
[00:25:53] sections articles that allow the President of the United States
[00:25:57] to impose customs duties for periods
[00:26:01] obviously between 15 and 50 days and a little more for a
[00:26:04] number of laws, so there too there will undoubtedly be discussions
[00:26:08] back and forth between Congress and the
[00:26:12] President on these issues and they will undoubtedly
[00:26:15] also be contested, it is already the case before the American
[00:26:19] courts. Thank you very much Alie, thank you
[00:26:22] to all three of you, an American president
[00:26:26] overwhelmed by the issues, like this blue wave that
[00:26:29] took hold of him, look... look at this
[00:26:32] drawing blue nami to
[00:26:35] illustrate the blue wave democrat
[00:26:38] regularly discussed, I can tell you that social networks are having a field day
[00:26:41] since yesterday, Americans
[00:26:44] obviously who have made all sorts of images of reels as we
[00:26:48] say, uh I suggest you watch now, ah, this image, I found
[00:26:52] it extra, the Destiny Child happy
[00:26:55] blue wave joyful blue wave House
[00:26:58] Senate Governor absolutely swept everything, he is forced to be
[00:27:02] exfiltrated by his security service and then I saved the best for
[00:27:05] last, this French artist Joanille, thank you, you may
[00:27:08] have already seen who organized a clandestine projection on the Trump
[00:27:12] Tower, not the one in New York but the one in Las
[00:27:15] Vegas, or how a simple little word
[00:27:18] added like that in a hurry can change everything, Trump out,
[00:27:22] Trump out, that's not bad, right? Yeah, except he's still going to stay for 2 years, that's not
[00:27:26] wrong, that's not wrong, we'll still have to count on him and his many outings,
[00:27:30] even if he's a bit quieter now since Wednesday
[00:27:33] morning, thank you for following us, in any case, this is the end of this club, stay with us, we continue to talk to you about American
[00:27:37] politics, of course, behind the image, James André is joining
[00:27:41] us, I'll see you in a
[00:27:42] moment,
[00:27:49] the economy is at the heart of our lives, you want to know the right
[00:27:53] gestures to protect our planet, encourage consumers to resell
[00:27:56] their products that are lying in a drawer and are useless. The economy is on the front line
[00:28:00] to stop the damage. Come meet those who create
[00:28:04] new ways of producing and consuming, they will be with me in
[00:28:07] Plan B, the economy differently, but was able to make this
[00:28:11] plastic without using a petrochemical
[00:28:14] polymer, their ideas will help us act, there is no
[00:28:18] planet B, but there are plans B and it's every week on France
[00:28:22] 24.
[00:30:17] It's 2:30 PM in Paris, welcome to your appointment, behind the image, we take the time to
[00:30:21] decipher the news from a photo, I've already spilled the beans, we're going to talk about American
[00:30:24] politics again with you, James Sanray, we meet after a
[00:30:28] short night, let's put it that way, we spent the American night together, there are still things to
[00:30:32] say. Of course, we are now taking a bit of a step back,
[00:30:35] even if we still hear the results from Mississippi and Alaska, but oh well,
[00:30:38] it doesn't matter, it won't change anything at this stage, it's over for the
[00:30:42] Democrats, I'm talking too much, we're behind the image normally we look at a photo, a shot you have
[00:30:46] chosen, so we're going to look at it and then you're going to explain to us why this choice, and yes, because this photo may seem
[00:30:50] a bit strange, well, it's Chris Papas who was elected in
[00:30:53] New Hampshire and he holds hands as a sign of
[00:30:56] victory with his husband.