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for having reserved for the treasure of TF1 de00:00:04
France your first interview00:00:06
since the violence which shook00:00:08
France and also at the end of the 10000:00:11
day milestone that you yourself had set,00:00:13
we will not return to the reshuffling of the00:00:15
last week we will of00:00:16
course discuss the back-to-school projects and00:00:19
in particular the taxes which00:00:21
directly interest the French hello00:00:23
Mr President so you are in00:00:25
Nouméa in New Caledonia a00:00:27
highly anticipated trip after three00:00:29
referendums which said no to00:00:30
independence the situation seems to be00:00:32
blocking, according to you, the future of00:00:35
New Caledonia, it is indeed France,00:00:41
hello and thank you for offering me this00:00:44
opportunity to express myself as I00:00:46
had committed to do, listen first, you00:00:48
said these last five years have00:00:50
been marked by three referendums it is00:00:51
unprecedented and the choice that was expressed00:00:54
is to remain in France and the00:00:55
Republic now I am alongside00:00:57
our compatriots during these days00:00:59
to together define the bases of this00:01:03
new path of this new00:01:04
future project for New Caledonia00:01:07
respectful of its identity and its00:01:09
history but in the light of the choice00:01:11
that was made and then I am here on00:01:14
a notary projected in00:01:17
the Indo-Pacific which is a space00:01:19
now subject to all the tensions00:01:20
you talk about it regularly in your00:01:22
newspapers or China deploys an00:01:26
increasingly strong presence or the00:01:29
United States of America is also more00:01:31
and more present and well France is00:01:33
in the adopacific through these multiple00:01:35
territories we have nearly a million00:01:37
and a half of our compatriots who live00:01:39
several thousand of our soldiers of our00:01:41
military who are deployed right here in00:01:43
New Caledonia a little more than 160000:01:46
soldiers are there permanently and therefore00:01:48
it is a one presence of France one00:01:50
of its projections and as I00:01:52
speak to you we have a so-called00:01:53
Pégase exercise with several bursts of00:01:57
patrol boats which are deployed and which00:01:59
mark France's capacity to00:02:01
carry out sovereignty operations00:02:04
including in this region so this00:02:05
our influence which is at stake there too and00:02:08
a place also of our future in the00:02:10
climate in this zone which is00:02:12
also the subject of disturbances this is the00:02:13
aim of this trip00:02:16
Mr. President you have confirmed00:02:18
the bees borne as prime00:02:20
minister so it 'is a choice by default00:02:23
where it gave you complete00:02:24
satisfaction00:02:28
listen it is the choice of the confidence00:02:30
of continuity and efficiency00:02:33
I had set a course of 100 days during00:02:36
these 100 days the government with the00:02:39
Parliament country all whole to move forward00:02:41
myself I never stopped00:02:44
making decisions and moving00:02:48
across the territory for this00:02:49
remember 100 days ago we were00:02:51
told that the country would be at a standstill00:02:52
and that it would there would be more travel00:02:54
possible without the pots listen from00:02:56
Pérols to Vendôme from Serre-Ponçon to Paris00:03:00
from Marseille to Strasbourg I never00:03:02
stopped moving we launched00:03:05
new projects which were00:03:06
essential for our economy with00:03:10
a text for full employment which will00:03:12
put in place France Travail and00:03:13
make it possible to reform the RSA with also00:03:16
real results in terms of00:03:19
job creation,00:03:20
reindustrialization of attractiveness and00:03:22
new announcements in terms00:03:24
of factory opening with a text for00:03:26
further develop00:03:29
green industries which will finish its run in Parliament00:03:32
at the end of the summer so this major project00:03:34
of full employment and00:03:35
industrialization we have moved forward00:03:36
with results then there is the00:03:38
project of decarbonization of00:03:40
adjustment of this 0 carbon objective00:03:43
in 2050 and there too we00:03:46
passed an important text during these 10000:03:48
days to develop00:03:50
nuclear power more quickly in our country announced00:03:53
new abused reactors lay the foundations00:03:56
of ecological planning then at00:03:58
the same time I was able announce a plan00:04:00
to face the summer the third00:04:03
major objective was to make00:04:04
public services more efficient00:04:06
and during these 100 days we launched this00:04:09
plan for teachers this00:04:10
teacher package which will allow all00:04:12
parents of students and the students00:04:14
to have secure replacements I00:04:17
can say for the start of the school year who will pay00:04:19
our teachers better who will also00:04:20
launch the best training for00:04:22
them so to have a school which00:04:24
works better it is the same00:04:26
projects as 'we also continued to make00:04:27
progress on the health side and then the fourth00:04:30
major project that I had set for these00:04:31
100 days is that of the regalian of00:04:34
the order and it is his day which made it possible to00:04:37
pass two fundamental texts00:04:39
orientation law for our justice00:04:41
with there also additional resources00:04:44
for magistrates for the00:04:47
penitentiary and a00:04:48
military programming law at the end of00:04:51
which we will have through two programming laws00:04:54
multiplied by two the budget of our00:04:56
armies so you see there sometimes there were00:04:58
days with there were also days00:04:59
without I have always been in any case00:05:01
alongside and with our compatriots during00:05:02
these 100 days but yes the government has00:05:05
moved forward decided to pass texts00:05:08
were effective which justifies this00:05:10
choice of confidence for Madam00:05:12
Prime Minister and efficiency so00:05:15
we will come back to these days with and these00:05:17
days without as you say in any case00:05:18
in our treasure journals on March 2200:05:20
you gave Elisabeth Borne the00:05:22
mandate to expand the majority as much00:05:24
as it could be a failure00:05:29
then on this subject I told you to the00:05:31
treasure I do not believe in the00:05:33
formal coalition I think that what happened00:05:35
in recent months in fact demonstrate00:05:37
then it is entirely true that 'there00:05:39
has not been the formalization of a00:05:40
government agreement even with00:05:42
parliamentary groups the Prime Minister00:05:45
tried but there are two very00:05:48
concrete lessons for the country from these 100 days00:05:49
the first lesson there is no00:05:52
alternative majority when there are00:05:54
notions of censorship which have been voted on00:05:56
they have not won the majority so00:05:58
there is no alternative majority the00:06:00
second thing is that there have been00:06:01
majorities of exchanges and that text by00:06:04
text the government was able to build00:06:07
majorities to pass them as00:06:08
I speak to you we have00:06:10
passed more texts than 5 years ago at the00:06:12
same time00:06:17
Darmanin so the results are there and we are00:06:19
moving forward00:06:23
I am not doing of politics00:06:27
the ministers were with me here in00:06:30
Nouméa he is doing a remarkable job and00:06:32
in particular during the riots that we00:06:34
had to experience he was effective at the00:06:36
head of his ministry00:06:40
Mr. President let's come back in a00:06:41
moment if you like on00:06:42
education and on the teachers who are00:06:45
sometimes missing in the classes among00:06:48
the most commented changes of the00:06:49
reshuffle which has just taken place00:06:51
the arrival of Gabriel Attal to00:06:53
national education there too you had set a00:06:55
precise course for the month of March there and you00:06:57
have just reminded us the start of the school year00:06:58
is in a month and a half now00:06:59
can you guarantee that all students00:07:02
will have a teacher and that those absent00:07:05
as you mentioned will be00:07:07
systematically replaced00:07:11
of course and you are right to remind00:07:13
the importance of this project yes first of all00:07:15
we continue to recruit and everywhere00:07:17
there will no longer be enough00:07:18
contract workers00:07:20
who are professionals and people00:07:23
who are often very qualified and there are00:07:26
many contract workers who00:07:27
have been at school for several years will be00:07:30
there for the start of the school year then we00:07:31
begin the work of improving00:07:33
the training of our teachers at the same00:07:35
time as that of the revaluation and00:07:37
improvement of their remuneration,00:07:39
this is what I announced a00:07:42
few weeks ago that all teachers00:07:44
will be paid better and partly00:07:46
unconditionally and all00:07:48
teachers who are ready to do00:07:49
more in particular to see done to00:07:52
help students in00:07:56
middle school particularly but also00:07:57
in high school that they want to do their00:07:59
homework when they are not helped at00:08:00
home or the replacement of colleagues00:08:02
who are not there for this or that00:08:04
reason and this is part of this00:08:06
pact and they will have00:08:07
even increased remuneration and so yes the00:08:10
national ministries of education will do what is00:08:13
necessary so that there are teachers00:08:14
in front of each class and yes we are putting00:08:16
in place a system for the start of the school year which00:08:18
will make it possible to no longer lose hours00:08:20
first in training our teachers outside of00:08:24
the hours of presence in front of00:08:25
students and by having00:08:28
meetings outside of that time and then00:08:30
by having a00:08:31
much more effective replacement system thanks to the pact00:08:33
that was launched but it is a series of00:08:36
small revolutions that we are going to put in00:08:37
place from this start of the school year for our school, we will00:08:39
welcome the children for two or two years00:08:41
in precisely the neighborhoods which00:08:45
are the most in difficulty, we will further00:08:47
reduce the number of students per class00:08:48
from the middle nursery section00:08:50
beyond what we did for the00:08:51
Grande Section then CP CE1 we are going to put00:08:54
the half hour of sport now00:08:55
systematic00:08:57
precisely in primary school and00:08:59
artistic and cultural education in00:09:02
sixth grade we are going to put in place an hour00:09:04
support at least for all students00:09:06
who are a little dropouts who are00:09:07
starting to have difficulties, we are going to00:09:10
put in place in all our colleges00:09:13
which are in more sensitive neighborhoods more00:09:16
in difficulty the possibility of being00:09:18
welcomed from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. to be a lot00:09:20
better supported much better trained00:09:23
we will from this start of the school year put in place00:09:25
a better orientation from the 5th by00:09:27
doing the half day precisely at00:09:30
least once a month once every00:09:31
15 days sorry00:09:33
explanation on the possible professions00:09:36
to teach the students the professions00:09:39
the paths that can be theirs00:09:40
and then we are going to get into the00:09:43
implementation of this very important reform00:09:45
of the vocational high school then there are two00:09:47
things that we are also going to do: the00:09:50
reform of this baccalaureate which we have given00:09:52
the limits and the difficulties the00:09:54
new baccalaureate families00:09:55
know it but we saw that for00:09:57
certain tests it was finished00:09:58
too early it was not entirely00:10:01
satisfactory so I asked00:10:03
the Prime Minister and the00:10:04
Minister for this summer to national education that we00:10:06
can have changes that are00:10:07
basically common sense and then we will continue00:10:10
to improve courseup so that00:10:12
families and students and00:10:14
more regular meetings before and if00:10:16
I may say more human and which is00:10:17
not the feeling of simply being00:10:18
behind a machine which gives them00:10:20
a result if I may say so in a00:10:21
very simple way so you see the school is00:10:23
a huge project and we continue00:10:25
to move forward on it with our00:10:27
teachers with the parents of students00:10:29
with all the actors also in what we00:10:31
call extracurricular00:10:33
Michel president the beginning of the summer was00:10:34
marked by urban violence at a00:10:36
level never reached since 2005 you00:10:39
said you wanted to take a little step00:10:41
back to learn the lessons a month00:10:43
later what did you understand00:10:49
first of all you said it is00:10:51
violence it is absolutely00:10:53
unspeakable because we saw00:10:54
scenes which shocked all our00:10:57
compatriots00:10:59
it is the return to order which has prevailed00:11:00
and I want here to congratulate the Minister of00:11:02
the Interior our police officers our gendarmes00:11:04
our firefighters who with great00:11:05
courage during these 4000 riots00:11:08
were there it was an unprecedented deployment00:11:12
45,000 forces of internal security and I00:11:14
also want to obviously thank our00:11:15
municipal police officers who would have00:11:17
mayors were hand in hand in this00:11:19
work00:11:20
45,000 internal security forces who00:11:22
were deployed which made it possible in 400:11:24
days to put an end to these riots you00:11:26
were doing reference to 2005 it lasted00:11:30
more than three weeks three weeks and00:11:32
it only ended because we00:11:33
had taken a state of emergency00:11:37
we were able to put an end to the riots00:11:40
after four days without taking00:11:42
restrictive measures of the freedom of00:11:44
each and everyone and so I00:11:46
thank them for that we also had an00:11:47
implacable judicial response there were 400000:11:50
arrests there were hundreds00:11:52
of surges with00:11:54
very rapid court decisions and so the first00:11:57
lesson is is that order must prevail00:11:59
there is no freedom without order it is00:12:01
republican order and the return to00:12:04
calm then when we look at what00:12:06
happened we had a lot of young people00:12:10
when I look at the figures of the 5 to00:12:15
600 young people who were referred to the00:12:17
courts,00:12:19
it is very young, around 16 years of00:12:20
average age, we are talking about young people who00:12:23
for a very large majority were not00:12:25
known to the justice system,00:12:27
we are talking about young people who for an00:12:28
overwhelming majority00:12:30
we see it as a family framework00:12:32
which is weakened either because they00:12:34
come from so-called00:12:37
single-parent families are raised by only one00:12:39
of their parents or because they are00:12:40
on social assistance at the childhood and therefore00:12:42
this violence that we saw which led00:12:45
to the burning of schools, town halls,00:12:48
gymnasiums, libraries and then which00:12:50
became a violence of looting, deep down it makes00:12:54
some of our compatriots00:12:56
who are extremely young who were00:12:58
sometimes manipulated by others00:13:00
because we then had more00:13:02
organized things the lesson that I draw from it is00:13:04
one the order the order the order the second00:13:07
is that our country needs a00:13:09
return of authority at each level and00:13:13
first of all in the family00:13:15
and therefore this is the whole project that I00:13:17
want to be able to open at the end of the summer00:13:18
that of parental authority is that00:13:21
many of these young people are not00:13:22
national education it is even less00:13:24
the police which can resolve the problem the00:13:26
treaty at the cause00:13:28
and therefore we must make00:13:30
certain families responsible we must also00:13:31
support other families who are00:13:33
in distress and we must reinvest00:13:35
massively in our youth to00:13:38
give it a framework00:13:39
it is the authority at school the authority00:13:42
of fundamental knowledge and teachers00:13:43
it is the authority of the elected representatives of our security forces00:13:48
the second project is that the00:13:51
second lesson that I The bottom line is that00:13:52
we have in approximately 500 cities00:13:54
these difficulties have emerged a need to00:13:57
somehow review our policy00:14:00
of distribution of difficulties00:14:02
undoubtedly one of the limits of our00:14:04
Republic is that for00:14:06
decades we have concentrated the difficulties00:14:07
in the same neighborhoods in the same place00:14:09
and therefore this is a project that we00:14:12
must open with the seas all the00:14:13
mayors that I received at the Élysée a00:14:15
few weeks ago told me this with00:14:16
great clarity then we have a00:14:18
third project that we must00:14:19
open, it is that of the prevention of00:14:22
these difficulties and it is00:14:24
precisely that of the school of support for00:14:26
childhood beyond the family and00:14:30
then we we mentioned in the debates00:14:32
you sometimes spoke to us about it is the00:14:34
question of social networks00:14:36
many of these young people have made00:14:39
appointments have organized these riots have00:14:41
sometimes held competitions through certain00:14:43
networks and therefore we must succeed there too00:14:46
"first of all, to better protect our children and00:14:48
our young adolescents from screens, we have00:14:50
passed several texts, we must now00:14:51
apply them and we must, in a00:14:54
partnership with these platforms,00:14:55
succeed in very quickly removing content00:14:57
when they call for violence but00:15:00
somehow find a digital public order00:15:02
which make it possible to prevent these00:15:05
excesses I am not00:15:07
exhaustive here I will be too long but here are00:15:08
some of the lessons that I00:15:10
for my part have learned after having listened a lot to00:15:12
concert it is a work which will00:15:15
continue during the summer and at the end00:15:16
of the summer I will have the opportunity with00:15:18
all the stakeholders to00:15:20
set up major projects00:15:21
but these are not responses that the00:15:23
government alone can put in place,00:15:25
it is the nation herself in her heart00:15:28
her strength of soul which can provide the00:15:30
answer in depth to what we00:15:32
experienced during these days because we00:15:34
talk about families because we00:15:35
talk about parents because we talk about00:15:37
what makes the fabric, as it were, of00:15:39
our country in its daily life,00:15:43
Mr. President, if you wish, let us return00:15:44
to the situation in Marseille.00:15:47
4 police officers have been indicted for00:15:49
willful violence. One of them has been00:15:52
placed in pre-trial detention for00:15:54
many years. Marseille police officers are00:15:56
showing solidarity this morning the00:15:57
director general of the national police00:15:59
Frédéric Rivaux gives them his support00:16:01
according to him a police officer I quote has no00:16:04
place in prison before a possible00:16:06
trial do you approve of these00:16:09
remarks first of00:16:12
all I am not going to comment on the00:16:14
words of the Director General who00:16:16
is speaking on a series of cases00:16:19
because from where I am as guarantor00:16:21
of the institutions and also of00:16:24
the independence of the judicial authority,00:16:25
it is a decision which was taken by00:16:27
a magistrate and therefore I will00:16:28
not comment on it and in00:16:32
our country the police serve well00:16:34
the good application of the law the00:16:37
republican order and the rule of law presupposes00:16:39
first of all the presumption of innocence and00:16:40
for everyone and respect for the00:16:42
law for everyone and I still want to00:16:44
say here since we are talking about the riots00:16:47
our police our gendarmes00:16:50
they were present during these nights00:16:52
in the face of an unprecedented surge of violence00:16:55
I recalled the figures all at the hour00:16:57
900 of them were injured during00:17:00
these nights 900:17:03
and I look at the figures also there are00:17:04
28 investigations launched by the00:17:07
General Inspectorate of the National Police and00:17:09
the General Inspectorate of the00:17:10
National Gendarmerie so we have to hand over the things00:17:12
then right place we must be00:17:14
absolutely00:17:15
intractable when there are00:17:16
excesses which are made that the00:17:18
ethics are not respected00:17:19
everyone must respect the law but I00:17:21
would not like that in some way we get into the00:17:23
wrong debate00:17:24
and I understand the emotion that there is00:17:26
also00:17:28
among our police officers who had the00:17:31
feeling of being confronted with00:17:33
the most extreme violence00:17:35
and therefore we must hear this emotion00:17:36
while ensuring respect for the rule of00:17:38
law for all00:17:40
so it is a court decision You00:17:43
have just mentioned it but does00:17:45
this mean that the police are00:17:47
not above the law,00:17:52
I can confirm it to you and that is why00:17:55
the police and the00:17:57
gendarmerie have legitimacy I hear00:18:00
all the confusion in the00:18:02
public debates, it's not a camp, it's00:18:04
internal security forces who are00:18:07
there for the peace of all of us who, with00:18:10
an extraordinary commitment, do00:18:13
n't count their hours, days and nights,00:18:14
you know. during these days when it was00:18:16
necessary to protect people and property00:18:18
we are talking about police officers we are00:18:21
talking about soldiers from the gendarmerie00:18:22
whose all the cinema holidays were postponed00:18:24
they were leaving00:18:26
with their family have returned so they00:18:28
are there to serve our protégés00:18:29
but their legitimacy comes from the fact that it00:18:31
protects00:18:33
the republican framework and enforces00:18:36
democratically voted laws and therefore00:18:39
obviously they themselves fall00:18:42
within the framework of the law and the rule of00:18:43
law void in the Republic is above00:18:45
the law00:18:47
we are going to talk about the purchasing power of the00:18:48
French if you wish in a00:18:50
week they will see their00:18:52
electricity bill increased by 10% another00:18:54
hard blow while they are already suffering00:18:56
the the effect of inflation do you00:18:58
confirm the end of the tariff shield00:19:00
and therefore whatever the cost how00:19:02
to protect the French against inflation00:19:08
yes you are right to say the Prime00:19:10
Minister is the competent minister00:19:12
announced the decisions for00:19:15
August 1st, the government will continue00:19:17
to provide appropriate support to the00:19:19
poorest households, those00:19:21
who participated in traveling,00:19:23
need to be supported when the00:19:26
price of gasoline increases too much and00:19:29
to support a series of households who00:19:32
have more modest incomes but in fact00:19:35
increases have happened why00:19:38
because as I told you00:19:39
100 days ago the increase in00:19:41
energy prices is a tax from00:19:43
the outside00:19:45
we absorbed this tax from00:19:47
the outside which is due00:19:49
to many geopolitical phenomena00:19:51
and market disruptions which are00:19:53
now stabilizing and00:19:55
the nation has invested around 4000:19:57
billion euros to absorb this shock00:19:59
but it is somewhere the taxpayer00:20:02
which will pay for with more debt and it00:20:06
ends up with more taxes in the decades00:20:07
to come because this debt we will00:20:08
all pay and well who pays what the00:20:11
consumer does not pay and therefore there is00:20:13
this increase in the summer I know it is00:20:17
important for many of our00:20:19
compatriots who are already in00:20:20
difficulty but I think it is a00:20:23
proportionate decision which when we00:20:24
also look at neighboring European countries00:20:26
means that despite everything we will have00:20:28
increased electricity much less in our00:20:30
country that with most of the neighbors00:20:31
so we will continue to support in00:20:33
the coming months what we continue to00:20:35
do on all these two things to00:20:37
produce more electricity00:20:41
by restarting our power plants, our00:20:43
nuclear power plants which as you00:20:45
know have had difficulties over the00:20:47
past months due to00:20:49
hard work by EDF and all00:20:51
employees and then alongside that we are00:20:53
finalizing a reform at00:20:55
European level which will make it possible to reduce00:20:56
our cost of electricity because that00:20:58
France was penalized by the00:21:00
calculation rules and therefore as I00:21:03
told you a few weeks ago well00:21:06
we are in the process of finishing, if I00:21:07
may say so, the European negotiations00:21:08
so that it can apply00:21:10
from 2024 in any case as soon as00:21:13
possible and that we have00:21:15
electricity prices which better correspond to00:21:17
the reality of our production00:21:20
Mr. President on May 1500:21:22
you also mentioned a reduction in00:21:23
tax of 2 billion euros for the00:21:26
middle classes between now and the end of the00:21:27
five-year term then is this00:21:29
still relevant and if so who will00:21:31
benefit from it when will this be able to be00:21:34
put in place00:21:37
I indeed confirm this decision it00:21:40
has been worked on by the government in00:21:42
particular the Minister of Finance00:21:44
it will be included in the00:21:46
multi-annual public finance law which00:21:48
will precisely give the evolution of taxes00:21:51
and expenditure and deficits therefore00:21:53
until the end of the five-year term and therefore00:21:55
this in the coming weeks by00:21:57
finalizing the consultations that the00:21:58
government will have precisely given the00:22:01
details and the elements of the timetable of00:22:04
this decision the same thing for also00:22:07
the production taxes to allow00:22:09
companies in particular the most00:22:12
industrial to do more and00:22:14
to hire more00:22:16
a word on the weather you you have obviously00:22:18
noticed that this summer and heat wave00:22:21
perhaps worse than last year you00:22:22
said you wanted to make ecology one00:22:24
of the fights of your five-year term but we are00:22:26
still waiting for the announcements of00:22:28
ecological planning and especially its00:22:30
financing at the time when you just00:22:32
talked about it the government is talking about making00:22:34
savings00:22:38
so first of all to prepare for the summer00:22:41
we worked with there also00:22:43
all the stakeholders doing00:22:45
two things00:22:46
at the end of the fires last year00:22:48
since it is a risks that we are00:22:49
still experiencing I took a series of00:22:53
decisions which were implemented00:22:54
by the Minister of the Interior which also00:22:57
gave rise to a very large amount of00:22:58
work we acquired more00:23:01
material in particular helicopters00:23:03
we have strengthened our fleet we have also00:23:06
better supported and improved the status00:23:09
of our firefighters and our00:23:11
volunteer firefighters and I do not forget our00:23:13
soldiers who compete and therefore we are00:23:15
approaching the summer with00:23:18
personnel equipment which is00:23:21
even better prepared than the00:23:22
last two an organization on our00:23:24
territory which is also better distributed00:23:26
and moreover a France which is00:23:28
recognized as a very great power00:23:29
of civil security we have just helped our00:23:31
Greek friends who were you have it00:23:33
perfectly besides described in your00:23:34
television news which were subject to00:23:36
major fires and we helped and have been00:23:38
helping our Canadian friends for weeks00:23:39
so we are better prepared00:23:41
than last year again in the face of the00:23:43
risk of fire the second thing we00:23:45
took a plan o you know00:23:47
last year we had several00:23:48
departments in an unprecedented way which00:23:50
were affected by this drought and00:23:52
so we first prepared this summer by00:23:55
reducing unnecessary consumption put00:23:58
in place with Météo France00:24:00
alert systems and I '00:24:02
moreover invites all our compatriots who00:24:03
listen to us to look every day00:24:04
to adapt behavior and therefore00:24:06
we will manage things much better,00:24:09
we have today around forty00:24:12
departments which are on00:24:13
alert00:24:14
45 so we are ready because this00:24:18
high plan will make it possible to better adapt00:24:20
the behavior of our fellow citizens00:24:21
to help our farmers to adapt00:24:23
to help manufacturers to adapt their00:24:25
behavior local communities00:24:26
and a bit like we did with00:24:28
energy in the winter last and of00:24:31
all, do our part to reduce the00:24:34
risk of drought and make it possible to00:24:36
get through the summer and then there is00:24:40
the long-term improvement of how00:24:42
to reduce our CO2 emissions and how to00:24:45
adapt our country to the warming which00:24:47
is already here First of all, we have not been00:24:50
idle this last year, we have taken00:24:51
texts and in particular a text which00:24:53
allows us to deploy00:24:54
renewable energies much more quickly in00:24:56
France00:24:57
and we put in place this00:24:59
ecological planning a few00:25:00
weeks ago the Prime Minister with the00:25:02
Minister of Transition have submitted00:25:04
these major texts for consultation as planned00:25:06
and at the end of the summer we00:25:09
will present sector by sector00:25:13
the transition and investments00:25:15
what does that mean very00:25:16
concretely this means that if we want00:25:18
to maintain our course of 2030 and our course of00:25:22
two which is a strong reduction and00:25:24
our course of 2050 carbon neutrality00:25:27
is quite simple the last five00:25:30
years we have done twice as fast00:25:32
to reduce greenhouse gas emissions00:25:35
than the five years which00:25:36
had preceded and indeed the five years00:25:38
which are ahead of us will have to do00:25:39
twice as quickly and therefore we will00:25:41
ask the farmers to the00:25:43
industrialists to our compatriots to the00:25:47
local authorities to the state to00:25:49
everyone in the building sector and00:25:51
to have objectives we will be the00:25:53
first nation to give them to ourselves sector00:25:55
by sector and above all to give ourselves the00:25:58
means that go with them00:26:00
and these means will be00:26:02
public investments and so I00:26:04
confirms that we will make savings on00:26:06
certain subjects but that we will00:26:07
invest in ecology from00:26:10
next year several billion euros in00:26:12
addition to that00:26:13
we will develop00:26:15
industrial sectors because I00:26:17
want to be coherent we must respond to the00:26:19
climate we must strengthen our00:26:20
independence and we must create more00:26:22
industrial jobs we have created a00:26:25
million 700,000 jobs over the00:26:26
last six years we have created in00:26:28
particular 100,000 jobs in00:26:29
industry reopened 300 factories and well00:26:32
we must do it in each of the00:26:33
segments we are reopening factories which will00:26:34
make electric batteries which will00:26:36
assemble electric vehicles we are00:26:38
opening and strengthening factories which00:26:42
produce offshore wind turbines we are going to00:26:44
reopen factories which produce00:26:46
solar panels which no longer existed00:26:47
in Europe we're going to do it again and we're00:26:50
also developing in the00:26:52
circular economy which is so important and then00:26:54
we're going to structure professionals even more00:26:55
in the00:26:57
thermal renovation of buildings which is also00:26:59
so emblematic, so that's going to be what00:27:02
planning is. work which00:27:05
took 18 months which is currently00:27:07
in consultation with all00:27:08
stakeholders and which should allow us to00:27:10
reduce our greenhouse gas emissions00:27:12
to be more protective of00:27:14
biodiversity which is an00:27:16
essential objective and to do it by preserving00:27:19
and even strengthening the independence of00:27:21
France and by creating jobs00:27:25
there is very little time left Mr.00:27:26
President but still a word about this00:27:29
back-to-school project the00:27:30
immigration law is that if the00:27:33
government is minority00:27:35
what are you going to do what conclusions are00:27:37
you going to draw00:27:41
first of all I think that the government has00:27:43
the desire to build with all the00:27:45
constructive opposition00:27:47
you were talking about the 100 days if we00:27:49
have not succeeded as I have00:27:50
wanted to in any case initiate this00:27:53
text it is because there was a00:27:55
wish which was expressed by several00:27:56
political forces to put00:27:58
their own text on the table their own reforms00:28:00
and therefore the government has produced a00:28:03
very complete text balanced what is our00:28:04
objective00:28:06
reduce the entry of tea against00:28:09
traffickers and illegal immigration networks00:28:12
and better integrate the women and00:28:15
men who contribute to the strength of00:28:16
our country and work in many00:28:18
sectors that need it from00:28:19
agriculture to the building through00:28:21
restoration00:28:23
this text is completely realistic but00:28:26
today we have a subject so00:28:27
firstly there is not only the00:28:30
legal texts there is also the work that we00:28:31
do in Europe France under his00:28:33
presidency has launched00:28:34
important reforms they are in the process00:28:35
of arriving in action we must00:28:39
better protect the common borders00:28:40
of Europe00:28:42
the second thing we must reform00:28:44
our law this is the subject of this text and00:28:46
therefore from the start of the school year Minister of00:28:49
the Interior has responsibility with00:28:51
several of his colleagues on other00:28:52
subjects but to work with the00:28:54
relative majority in the Assembly but00:28:58
also with the positional forces who00:28:59
have made proposals to construct a00:29:01
text which will have conveyed first in the Senate00:29:03
then in the Assembly and I have good00:29:06
hope that the Republican oppositions00:29:08
who want the country to be better00:29:11
protected within its borders and less00:29:14
illegal immigration will00:29:16
better return those who have nothing to their country of origin.00:29:19
to do at home and which in00:29:20
particular disturbs public order or00:29:21
are dangerous and better integrates those who00:29:24
are there and helps the nation to succeed and00:29:26
although in good faith it helps us to00:29:28
construct a text and therefore I think that it is00:29:30
necessary approach this political moment which00:29:32
will be from the start of the school year with determination00:29:35
sincerity commitment and after the00:29:38
constitution provides paths for00:29:39
the texts and I would have in some00:29:41
way the responsibility that in any case00:29:43
the effectiveness is there it is00:29:45
to efficiency in the country needs is00:29:47
to regain collective control of00:29:49
our destiny in the face of all the regulations00:29:51
in the world in the face of climate change00:29:53
in the face00:29:54
of networks which sometimes produce the00:29:58
best but do the worst in the face of00:30:00
immigration when it is not not00:30:01
controlled and therefore we need efficiency00:30:03
to regain control and provide00:30:04
a00:30:05
French humanist00:30:07
but effective response00:30:10
thank you Mr. President for00:30:12
granting us this interview from00:30:15
Noumea from New Caledonia00:30:18
thank you very much Mr. President00:30:20
thank you for your attention and to00:30:23
all our viewers and the direction of the00:30:25
country I said it a few00:30:27
weeks ago at this time on your00:30:29
channels it is independence and00:30:31
justice in the face of all these major00:30:32
disruptions the risk we have00:30:34
is to lose independence military00:30:36
technological industrial financial all00:30:39
we have been doing for six years is00:30:42
building consolidate our independence to00:30:44
finance a fair social model00:30:46
New Caledonia this is exactly the00:30:49
fight we are leading the independence of00:30:52
our country is at stake here also and this is00:30:54
why the nation has made00:30:55
significant investments on the00:30:57
military level that we are making on the00:30:59
ecological level and that we are also making on00:31:00
our school and our health00:31:01
independence and justice such is00:31:04
the course for the nation thank you Mr.00:31:05
President thank youDescription:
Arrivé en Nouvelle-Calédonie ce lundi matin, le président de la République s'adresse aux Français depuis Nouméa dans le JT de 13H de TF1. L'occasion de tirer le bilan des "100 jours" et "dresser les perspectives de la rentrée", selon son entourage. 🔴 LCI EN DIRECT : https://www.tf1info.fr/direct/ L’actualité TF1 et LCI en continu avec TF1 INFO : https://www.tf1info.fr/ ➡️ Téléchargez notre application gratuite pour suivre l’actualité : https://www.tf1info.fr/
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