This is the warning.

Yesterday, the President of the French Republic Emmanuel Macron came to the White House.

I want you to look at this image, the President of the United States and the President of the French Republic.

I'd like you to look at the flags, the Stars and Stripes and the French Tri tricolor. We are bound together, France and the

United States, inexorably linked by our history. One of the men who helped breathe life into

the American Republic, who helped give it a kiss of life, was named Gilbert Dumontier,

better known in America, as Lafayette, the Marquis de Lafayette.

When Lafayette threw the smoke at Yorktown, Virginia, with George Washington in command,

saw the white flag raise above British lines, he declared

humanity has its victory, liberty has its country. And he prophesied that the new world,

this bastion of liberty would save the old. And it did. In the First World War,

when the first American forces, to ever leave our shores as an expeditionary force, came to fight

in the first European war of the 20th century, they marched in a formation to Lafayette's grave,

and the commander of the detachment said, Lafayette, we are here.

There are tens of thousands of Americans buried in French soil.

We are bound together, not by the art of the deal, not by

transactions, not by the bonds of gold and money and material things, but the ephemeral ones,

human dignity and liberty. And so, when you see the French president standing with the American president

talking about freedom and talking about liberty,

and you see the look of contempt on Donald Trump's face,

there is only one thing for any decent patriot to be thinking.

And that is Viva la France.

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