All right, Alexander. Let's talk about the French elections, which are coming up very soon.

A couple of weeks. Incredible.

Macron, the most despised man in all of Europe and in all of France.

How are things looking for Macron and his party as they headed to the elections?

Well, the parliament, the parliament elections, not the president. Macron is not up for re-election.

Just want to say that because sometimes a lot of people believe that it's Macron. That's up for

elections. Yeah, the, the interesting

thing is he's not up for elections, but the entire election is about him. And the most interesting thing

about that also is that, of course, he brought on these elections. He triggered these elections

when he didn't need to. And by doing so, he has created chaos within the political system in France

in ways that I suspect he didn't expect. And he appears to have turned everybody against him.

Now, there is two really incredible pictures about Macron, which have appeared over the last couple of days, which in my opinion, says, say it all.

The first one is a picture taken from his back. It's a black and white photo of Macron meeting with his cabinet and informing

them that he was about to announce parliamentary elections. And he didn't apparently brief anybody

in the cabinet about this. He took them completely by surprise. The story that he consulted

Nicholas Sarkozy, the previous French

president, and that Sarkozy advised him to call the elections, has turned out to be completely

untrue. Sarkozy has come out and said, I had absolutely nothing to do with this crazy idea.

Anyway, you see this photo, you see this row of people looking at Macron and the anger

in all their faces, the sort of controlled fury as they hear what Macron is telling them.

And as one French commentator said, a look of almost hatred in some of the eyes, it's all there to see.

It's quite remarkable.

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