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1. 0:00We welcome Florian Philippot, I must
2. 0:01thank him. You will be able to give us
3. 0:03your opinion.
4. 0:05By the way, off the cuff like that, a
5. 0:08candidacy that is indeed outside the
6. 0:10system.
7. 0:12>> Well, outside the system. Well, first of
8. 0:13all, he has every right to be a
9. 0:15candidate and I found that there was
10. 0:16sometimes a bit of misplaced
11. 0:18condescension.
12. 0:20As for the rest, outside the system, in
13. 0:21reality, that's what he will have to
14. 0:23clarify because if we look at all the
15. 0:25entourage of what was announced in his
16. 0:26campaign, it is very Macronist, it is
17. 0:28very systemic precisely.
18. 0:30The one who will head his fundraising
19. 0:32association is Philippe Véran who was
20. 0:34really close to Macron from En Marche in
21. 0:362000 from 2016. We see the presence of
22. 0:38François Braun who was a former
23. 0:40Macronist Minister of Health who will be
24. 0:42a key player in his campaign. It's
25. 0:44really there, we're at the heart of
26. 0:45Macronie and he's still one of the worst
27. 0:46ministers, you know, he's the one who
28. 0:48refused to reinstate suspended
29. 0:49healthcare workers, let me remind you.
30. 0:51There you go, and then, well, it also
31. 0:52smells a bit like money, you know.
32. 0:54There are still things to look at on the
33. 0:57tax issue since he had a fairly
34. 0:58substantial tax adjustment.
35. 1:00There was this Mediapart investigation
36. 1:02in 2019 where we learned that he was a
37. 1:03lobbyist for Qatar earning 40,000 euros
38. 1:05per month. Well, so that's very systemic
39. 1:07in fact. You? So he's going to have to
40. 1:09clarify exactly what he thinks because
41. 1:10we're going to be in the PR stunt.
42. 1:12He has every right to be a candidate,
43. 1:14the French people like him a lot, he's a
44. 1:15great champion and no one will deny that
45. 1:16. But behind that, if it's to have a new
46. 1:18candidacy of the system, I'm not very
47. 1:20interested.
48. 1:20>> Well, that's why the word is
49. 1:22contradictory and it's very interesting
50. 1:24. What you just said is very interesting
51. 1:25. There are many people who may find me
52. 1:28naive, which is often the case.
53. 1:30By the way, and you have provided some
54. 1:33interesting information.
55. 1:35>> By the way, you are running for Florian
56. 1:36Philippot.
57. 1:37>> Yes, I am a candidate.
58. 1:38>> And do you have any? Well,
59. 1:39>> we are looking for them.
60. 1:40It's difficult to get endorsements. And
61. 1:41on that note, we have a proposal because
62. 1:43>> how many do you have?
63. 1:44>> Oh, well, I learned that you should
64. 1:45never give figures in real time because
65. 1:47some people tell you it's already too
66. 1:48much, so we'll give more and some say
67. 1:50it's not enough, so we won't give. So,
68. 1:51okay. No, the question is that it's
69. 1:53completely, well, it was, at the
70. 1:55beginning, really a representativeness
71. 1:57filter. It was 100, by the way, and it
72. 1:59was anonymous. It became 500 and then
73. 2:00public. And the mayors today, you know,
74. 2:03in 2022, there are only 12,000 mayors
75. 2:05out of 35,000 who have sponsored. 23,000
76. 2:07refused to sponsor. So, if there is a
77. 2:09problem now, there is a big problem, and
78. 2:11we should move to citizen sponsorship.
79. 2:13And 150,000 French people registered on
80. 2:14the electoral rolls, rather than mayors
81. 2:15, rather than elected officials, because
82. 2:17there are also deputies, it is not only
83. 2:18mayors who can sponsor. And and 150,000
84. 2:20French people, that is in my project, in
85. 2:22the project of the Patriots, who could
86. 2:23directly choose their candidate for the
87. 2:25presidential election. It seems much
88. 2:26more democratic to me.
89. 2:27>> Okay, Catherine Nes, this country whose
90. 2:29prince is a child. Is Emmanuel Macron a
91. 2:31child to you, Florian? He's got a...
92. 2:35>> I think he has the mentality of a
93. 2:36teenager. By the way, I found you very
94. 2:38nice, honestly. I think we've had an
95. 2:39extremely disturbing character at the
96. 2:41head of the country since the beginning
97. 2:43, who has a personality, I said it once
98. 2:45on the set, you didn't like it, but
99. 2:46psychopathic.
100. 2:48>> Psychopath. I think he
101. 2:50>> liked it, I probably played the
102. 2:52moderator. There you go, I didn't like
103. 2:55it or not.
104. 2:57>> You call someone a psychopath, I have to
105. 3:00tell you, uh, a
106. 3:02>> sociopath, a psychopath, in the sense
107. 3:03that he's still one of the rare
108. 3:05presidents who spent his time setting
109. 3:07the French against each other, saying: "
110. 3:09I really want to piss off millions of
111. 3:10people", uh, doing dirty tricks, saying
112. 3:12: "I'm going to throw a grenade at the
113. 3:14feet of the French people during the
114. 3:16dissolution".
115. 3:17Finally, what is this? You say, "He
116. 3:19doesn't talk about France, he doesn't
117. 3:21give a damn about France at all." He
118. 3:22doesn't give a damn. He's here to
119. 3:24destroy it. And besides, there's that,
120. 3:25that's the only thing he's done
121. 3:27perfectly well, his, uh, his great work
122. 3:28, he's methodically destroying France.
123. 3:30There you have it.
124. 3:31>> Yes, so that's Macron's record. We have
125. 3:33to be very strict with this man.
126. 3:34I regret that there is no longer, and we
127. 3:36will put it back, the crime of high
128. 3:38treason in our Constitution, which was
129. 3:40abolished around 2007-2008, and which
130. 3:41should be reintroduced, because this man
131. 3:43, on several occasions, uh...There, I'm
132. 3:45asking you for moderation now, there.
133. 3:48There, I'm, I'm, I'm beyond moderation,
134. 3:50there. I, I, I
135. 3:52>> No, but he was re-elected. He was
136. 3:54re-elected.
137. 3:57>> But when we, when we have...Wait.
138. 3:59>> What I propose to you, what I propose, I
139. 4:01argue, is that yes, I moderate. We're
140. 4:04>> not going to pass it to the high court.
141. 4:06I would like to.
142. 4:06>> No, but I, I, I, I
143. 4:08>> Ah, I'm telling you, huh, I'm telling
144. 4:09you clearly.
145. 4:09>> But, uh, the times are like...What? The
146. 4:12times are like revolutionaries, like
147. 4:15this. So, uh, one day we want to close
148. 4:17CNews, the next day we want to find Ben
149. 4:18, it has nothing to do with it.
150. 4:20That, that reflects a state of mind.
151. 4:22Obviously, I...Politicians, in my
152. 4:24opinion, should not answer judicially or
153. 4:27legally for their actions.
154. 4:30>> High treason, isn't that?
155. 4:31>> No, it's when the people form a people
156. 4:34and they form a people. They consider
157. 4:36that the country's best interests have
158. 4:37been betrayed by those who are
159. 4:39>> Yes, but if you get involved in that, I
160. 4:41can...Well, well, well, in any case, I
161. 4:42would have moderated this statement that
162. 4:43belongs to you.
163. 4:44>> that it belongs entirely to me and I
164. 4:46will restore it to the Constitution. I
165. 4:48think that would be good, it would be
166. 4:49healthy.
167. 4:49>> Do you want to send him to prison for 30
168. 4:50?
169. 4:51>> No, the firing squad.
170. 4:52>> No, but honestly, Florian Philippot, we
171. 4:54can...We can be?
172. 4:55>> At least initiate impeachment, sir,
173. 4:57>> but we can be?
174. 4:58>> But there is an article in the
175. 4:59Constitution that allows the president
176. 5:00to be impeached.
177. 5:01>> You, yourself, but
178. 5:02>> Why do you absolutely want to defend
179. 5:04someone?
180. 5:04>> But that's still...But I don't want to
181. 5:05defend him. I don't want to defend him.
182. 5:07You're talking about the crime of high
183. 5:08treason, so in my opinion you're
184. 5:09weakening your argument. He was re-I'm
185. 5:11telling you the
186. 5:12>> truth.
187. 5:12>> He was elected to be a lukewarm dish.
188. 5:15I'm
189. 5:15>> telling you the truth. On Alstom, on the
190. 5:17transfer of sovereignty to the European
191. 5:18Union, he threw everything away,
192. 5:20including nuclear deterrence.
193. 5:21Don't you think that's extremely serious
194. 5:23? Nuclear deterrence.
195. 5:25>> Say that he threw out deterrence.
196. 5:26>> I listened carefully to the speech on
197. 5:28Long Island that no one listened to.
198. 5:30>> You?
199. 5:31>> And wait,
200. 5:32>> The President's statement is ambivalent
201. 5:34, we can interpret it.
202. 5:35>> Yes.
203. 5:35>> Yeah, exactly.
204. 5:36>> With a critical mind like that of my
205. 5:38neighbor, we can interpret it as a
206. 5:40relative abandonment of sovereignty or
207. 5:42sharing.
208. 5:43And we know that sharing sovereignty
209. 5:46does not exist. In reality, you either
210. 5:47have sovereignty or you no longer have
211. 5:49it. And that's where we get to the heart
212. 5:51of the real actor with nuclear
213. 5:52deterrence. You know, I was in
214. 5:54Colombey-les-Deux-Églises yesterday,
215. 5:55like every November 9, to celebrate
216. 5:57General de Gaulle.
217. 5:58I was rereading to the crowd that was
218. 6:00there the general's remarks on national
219. 6:02defense, which can only be French.
220. 6:04And there, you touch on the heart of the
221. 6:05prerogative of the President of the
222. 6:06Republic. My case is supported, right?
223. 6:07It's not a...As for the closure of CNews
224. 6:09, that has nothing to do with it, on the
225. 6:10contrary. I am in favor of freedom of
226. 6:12expression, I am extremely devastated by
227. 6:13the spirit of censorship and prohibition
228. 6:15that is taking hold of our country,
229. 6:17which is calling for the closure of
230. 6:18CNews, the closure of many other
231. 6:20channels, even BFM has apparently become
232. 6:21racist. These people are crazy. People
233. 6:23are crazy. We must restore freedom,
234. 6:25pluralism and freedom of expression. And
235. 6:27that, you see, also means restoring the
236. 6:28French people. In both cases, I restore
237. 6:30the dignity and sovereignty of the
238. 6:31French people.
239. 6:32>> So, I hear what you're saying, you're
240. 6:33calling others crazy. You come on a
241. 6:34panel, you say that the President of the
242. 6:35Republic is a psychopath and that he
243. 6:37should be charged with high treason. I
244. 6:38wonder who's crazy, actually.
245. 6:40No, but I wonder who's crazy, uh,
246. 6:42Florian Philippot.
247. 6:45But I'm asking you who's crazy because
248. 6:47I'm not sure that public debate benefits
249. 6:49from this type of accusation.
250. 6:51On the other hand, you have the right to
251. 6:53propose, why not, for France, what you
252. 6:55think is good.
253. 6:56Here, we are in a high-end personal
254. 6:58attack, uh, that we are obliged, indeed
255. 7:00, as a moderator, I am obliged to.
256. 7:02By the way, I think that he can
257. 7:03prosecute you for this kind of thing. Uh
258. 7:05, and and then, and and in addition, I
259. 7:07think that it's simply not appropriate.
260. 7:09It seems to me. And and and we are very
261. 7:11severe on Emmanuel Macron's record,
262. 7:13agree on that, around this table.
263. 7:14>> What is consistent and what is good for
264. 7:16the country is that we reestablish the
265. 7:17principle of responsibility.
266. 7:18>> Yes. So, you have October 17th. And it
267. 7:20is the French who are responsible. They
268. 7:22voted.
269. 7:23But they voted. I am sorry to tell you.
270. 7:25But no.
271. 7:27But no. But no.
272. 7:28We have referendums. But that suits you
273. 7:31. They voted. They voted in 2022. I am
274. 7:34sorry to tell you.
275. 7:35>> October 17th, the full 6,000 shops
276. 7:37stoned or destroyed, etc. The Minister
277. 7:39of the Interior is not even...He
278. 7:41resigned, supposedly, and Macron refuses
279. 7:44to resign. Well, in what country, in
280. 7:45what country do we see? You no longer
281. 7:47even have any principle of
282. 7:48responsibility. You take the advantages
283. 7:49, but you have no disadvantages. Well,
284. 7:51it does not work. The French are
285. 7:52desperate about this and angry.
286. 7:53>> In a nutshell, your program.
287. 7:56>> Ah, my program is to restore France and
288. 7:57the French people.
289. 7:59That is to say, well, I see, I'm coming
290. 8:00out of all the hubbub of the
291. 8:02presidential campaign to say that there
292. 8:03is a major problem in France, which is
293. 8:05that we no longer have sovereignty. So,
294. 8:07all the candidates are talking in a
295. 8:08vacuum.
296. 8:09And I have the impression that Riner's
297. 8:11candidacy will add to this fog, but
298. 8:13everyone, huh?
299. 8:14From Mélenchon to Marine Le Pen via
300. 8:16Attal.
301. 8:17>> So Frexit.
302. 8:17>> We are forced to leave the European
303. 8:19Union. Because all the problems facing
304. 8:21the country, migration, agriculture,
305. 8:23energy, even on December 1st, the price
306. 8:26of gas, you know, increased by 6%,
307. 8:28already in November, 6%already in
308. 8:30October.
309. 8:32All these problems are linked to the
310. 8:33fact that France no longer controls its
311. 8:35destiny because all the decisions today
312. 8:37on all these subjects are taken in
313. 8:38Brussels by unelected people without
314. 8:40legitimacy.
315. 8:42So yes, in my presidential project,
316. 8:43there is the exit from the European
317. 8:45Union, the Euro, the ECHR and NATO,
318. 8:47which are absolutely essential.
319. 8:49Then we will discuss, we will recreate a
320. 8:51French industry through economic
321. 8:52patriotism, which is currently
322. 8:54prohibited.
323. 8:55We will save our peasantry through
324. 8:56agricultural and food patriotism, which
325. 8:58is currently prohibited. We will be able
326. 9:00to get rid of Mercosur because we will
327. 9:01have regained trade as a competence,
328. 9:03which is not the case today. So
329. 9:04everything and we will be able to make
330. 9:06the national price of energy much
331. 9:07cheaper because today it depends on the
332. 9:09European market and we pay the German
333. 9:10price, which is far too high. And
334. 9:12immigration is the same, and all the
335. 9:14issues. So you see, uh, that is a real
336. 9:16project for France.
337. 9:18For everything else, the French need to
338. 9:20tell you, the French need to take
339. 9:21responsibility. I agree. The French can
340. 9:23no longer say that they are not aware.
341. 9:25They shouldn't elect someone or anyone
342. 9:27tomorrow.
343. 9:28And then after 6 months they say, "Oh,
344. 9:30we've been betrayed once again." No, you
345. 9:32haven't been betrayed, you haven't
346. 9:33listened properly. These people are
347. 9:34telling you nonsense because they don't
348. 9:36have the powers they claim to have, and
349. 9:38I'm going to give them back to you
350. 9:39through national sovereignty and popular
351. 9:41sovereignty. Well,
352. 9:42>> thank you, Florian Philippot. Speaking
353. 9:43time is always limited because you came
354. 9:45by, and we have to remind you. Yes, well
355. 9:47,
356. 9:48>> you know, it's a strange rule because
357. 9:50Mrs. Pologny, who has absolutely no
358. 9:52election either, is in all the media
359. 9:5424/7. So I would like the communications
360. 9:55department to explain to us a little
361. 9:56better how it really works.
362. 9:57>> Not in all the media. She came to our
363. 9:59set for 10 minutes.
364. 10:01>> But, but, but, but I like it when you
365. 10:03come. I like it when you come to this
366. 10:04set because it allows me to
367. 10:05>> defend Emmanuel Macron, which is not
368. 10:07very often.
369. 10:08So there you have it, and it's true that
370. 10:09when I hear you, I want to defend
371. 10:10Emmanuel Macron. It's quite paradoxical
372. 10:13.
373. 10:13>> Impeachment.
374. 10:14>> No?
375. 10:15>> No, I'm not voting for that. It's
376. 10:16>> provided for in Article 68.
377. 10:18>> Yes, but I'm not voting for that. He was
378. 10:19elected, I'm a legitimist, I'm sorry to
379. 10:21tell you. I...I...I strongly attack
380. 10:23Emmanuel Macron on his record, I regret
381. 10:26it.
382. 10:27I...I'm like Charlotte, I...I...I...I
383. 10:29don't understand this man.
384. 10:32I...I don't understand the dissolution,
385. 10:34I don't understand that we have eight
386. 10:36ministers of national education in 10
387. 10:37years, I don't understand that there is
388. 10:39a policy in all areas, there is no clear
389. 10:41line, whether it's medicine, whether
390. 10:43it's...So, if there is a clear line,
391. 10:45it's Europe.
392. 10:47>> Ukraine.
393. 10:48>> Okay, but I don't understand this man
394. 10:50and I see a lot of inconsistencies. But
395. 10:53I'll tell you something, when I listen
396. 10:54to you, when I listen to you, I want to
397. 10:56defend him. So, it's paradoxical, I know
398. 11:00.
399. 11:00>> And you're right on one point, Europe
400. 11:01and Ukraine, it's an extremely clear
401. 11:03line, that is to say a line that
402. 11:04systematically goes against the
403. 11:05interests of France.
404. 11:07>> Well, in any case, it's clear that it's
405. 11:09clear that it's clear, it's clear that
406. 11:12it's clear that it's clear that it's
407. 11:14clear that it's clear that it's clear
408. 11:16that it's clear that
409. 11:18>> they won't go on vacation together. It's
410. 11:20clear that they won't go on
411. 11:21>> vacation together, that's it.
412. 11:22>> I was just seeing messages that are
413. 11:24coming in right now. Thank you very much
414. 11:26Florian Philippot.
415. 11:28>> What a lack of respect once again on the
416. 11:29part of CNews.
417. 11:33>> By the way, it's 9:50 a.m.
418. 11:36>> Yes, well yes, but it's still going to
419. 11:37be long.
420. 11:38>> You're talking about tunnels.
421. 11:39>> I don't understand why the other media
422. 11:40didn't leave at that moment.
423. 11:41>> I agree with you, good reaction. That's
424. 11:43>> really outrageous.
425. 11:44>> Ah, well, that's your best reaction, I
426. 11:45think, of the morning.
427. 11:47>> No, no, that's good, that's good.
428. 11:49>> And I think it's coherent. You're
429. 11:50>> right. What is Lucas telling me? Ah,
430. 11:53he's telling me about advertising. Okay
431. 11:54, well, listen, thank you. Thank
432. 11:55>> you.
433. 11:56>> Thank you very much.
434. 11:57>> Well, I stand by what I said about
435. 11:59Macron. I maintain that he must be
436. 12:01removed from office, I maintain that the
437. 12:03crime of high treason, which has been
438. 12:05abolished, must be reinstated in the
439. 12:07Constitution, I maintain that Frexit is
440. 12:09necessary and that it is truly the path
441. 12:11to national independence that will allow
442. 12:12us to save ourselves on all subjects,
443. 12:14and I tell him things that are not
444. 12:16normally said. I have them, I stand by
445. 12:18them, I say them, I do them. We do them
446. 12:20to patriots. There you have it. Thank
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456. 12:36As you know, on Wednesday, November 25
457. 12:38at 7 p.m., I'm holding a public meeting
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536. 14:41welcome to the new Patriotes members and
537. 14:42long live France.