This is CBSI in the world. I'm John Bachelor. European Union Vote has made considerable changes in the direction of the European expectations.

It was that the European Union vote was going to endorse the center,

it did, and lead to comedy when it comes to the two huge stories in Europe which is

one immigration and two Ukraine Ukraine being a surrogate for defense matters.

However, the European Union vote has introduced a larger than life contest that would be the French elections coming up on June 30th

and the second round on July 7th. I welcome Judy Dempsey, the Carnegie

Endowment for International Peace. She is the editor-in-chief of Strategic Europe, and she

asks her colleagues, what you'd have to say are provocative questions and they answer in their fashion.

These are distinguished commentators about the European civilization.

The question is, is the EU's agenda in jeopardy.

I learn in the course of this wonderful explanation from all these voices

that the word jeopardy comes from a French word,

Joe Parti, which was a game where either side had a chance if they gamble correctly

to win, Jo Parti.

So we're looking at some kind of balance, but another metaphor is

McCronis decided to bet the house. That sounds very American.

Judy, a very good evening to you. Thank you. First of all, the European Union vote did provide 400

votes or more for the center. That is, the assumption that the center will hold. Is that adequate because there seems a lot of

alarms at the 130 held by the combination of the right wing parties? Good day to you, Judy.

Good day, John, and thank you for having

me on your on your entertaining and great show there's an awful lot of

wishful filling elements, oh, the center will hold. In fact, the center is actually fragmenting.

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