All right, Alexander, we have a new prime minister in France.

It is Le Carno, a man who is very much allied with Macron.

But I've read a bit about Le Carno, and they say he has a very good relationship with Le Pen as well.

He gets along with Le Pen, the former Secretary of Defense. And he was picked by

Maekron very quickly after the Bayru government collapsed, losing the no-confidence votes by a big,

big margin. And Macaron decided that the best route for him was to go with another prime minister.

I believe this is his seventh or ninth prime minister that he cycled through.

So anyway, your thoughts about Le Carno in France.

Your thoughts about the protests that broke out a couple of days ago in France as well.

Protests with one message.

Macron, leave.

That was the message.

We don't want you here anymore.

Your thoughts?

Well, Macron is, in my opinion, the single most proximate destabilizing issue cause in France.

If France is becoming increasingly ungovernable, if politics there are paralyzed, if government

is becoming paralyzed, it is because of Macron.

Macron continues to cling on to the presidency, even though he's becoming increasingly unpopular

and discredited.

And he won't get the message.

He won't leave.

He clings on. And whenever he loses roads and loses prime ministers,

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