All right, Alexander, let's talk about what is going on in France.

And we're not going to talk about the Olympics, the Paris 2024.

What we are going to talk about is who the left have proposed as prime minister.

And Macron has rejected this person, even even though as you were telling me before

we started recording this video this person who they are proposing for the the job of Prime

Minister is actually a super duper uber globalist and yet Macron still rejects her what's

going on here.

It's an absolutely fascinating story.

Now, let's just reel back a little and go back to the French parliamentary elections.

Because if you remember, what happened in the French parliamentary elections is that the right-wing parties,

the Marine Le Pen's party, the Rassonement National, the other right-wing parties

that are allied to it, they won a clear, they won a clear victory in terms of the, in terms of being

the biggest bloc, the one that was supported by the most people in France. They got around a third of the vote.

About the same as Kirstama, in proportionate terms, got in the British general election,

where he ended up with this gigantic majority.

But the left parties, which got fewer votes than, a significantly few votes than a Le Pen's party did.

And the left also got only a quarter of the votes that were cast.

Nonetheless, because of the way in which the election was sewn up,

the sort of deals that were done between Macron's party and the left. The left came first

in number of seats and they are insisting that they have the right therefore to name the prime minister and to form the government.

This is despite the fact that of course they are far from being a majority party.

They're well, they're one nowhere near enough seats to be a majority by themselves in the French National Assembly.

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