- Support for far-right parties has surged in the European elections, affecting France significantly.
- President Macron’s decision to call snap elections is seen as a high-risk move given his current disapproval rating.
- The National Assembly in France is facing difficulties in functioning and delivering concrete solutions.
- Macron aims to clarify the political situation in France through the snap elections, asking citizens if they prefer a far-right government or a reformist assembly.
- Despite political challenges, Macron and his team remain focused on regaining political authority and addressing citizens’ dissatisfaction and impatience for effective solutions.
- The rise of the far right and its potential impact on France’s government and the European Parliament is a significant concern.
- There is a discussion on the need for more democracy within the EU and the challenges of achieving majority voting on major issues among member states.
- The episode highlights the importance of building a new pro-European majority in the European Parliament that excludes the far right.
- Gozi suggests that the results of the European elections will not necessarily paralyze the Parliament, provided that the main pro-European forces act responsibly.
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