01:13And he comes from a Paris suburb. He represents a Paris suburb.
01:19Mr. Berger, tell me, what's your feeling? We've just had the result. Very difficult for François Bayrou. He's out.
01:26Yes, it's not a surprise. Personally, I vote for the government because my party and its leader are part of it.
01:33Above all, I don't want the left to take power in our country.
01:37And tell me, do you fear there will be more instability in the coming weeks because now Emmanuel Macron, the French president, needs to find a prime minister?
01:49Yes, we must find a way of working together again because we don't have another solution and we have to make the country moving again.
02:04Then we are putting forward a new political governing pact who will be able to set clear priorities and to make the country moving again.
02:28Are you willing, for the sake of stability, to support, say, a socialist prime minister? Would that be possible?
02:37I think the right question is not who, but for what purpose and when.
02:43Because we will not find another solution with another election, another legislative election, we will have to wait 20-20-7 until the next presidential election to make everything clear.
03:00Then to find solution to work together, we have to adapt another method.
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