00:00So, we at France Insoumise are still fighting for peace here and elsewhere.
00:07Peace between peoples, peace between individuals,
00:10mutual acceptance of all human beings in their differences and their particularities.
00:16We at France Insoumise are fighting for freedom.
00:19We at France Insoumise are fighting for equality.
00:22And we at France Insoumise are working day and night to breathe new life into this fraternity
00:27that is so necessary to our civilization.
00:30And I would like to read you an article from our Constitution that I think is important to recall today.
00:46Article 1. France is an indivisible, secular, democratic and social republic.
00:53It is based on equality before the law for all citizens without distinction of origin, race or religion.
01:00And respect, it respects, sorry, all beliefs.
01:05In 1958, we wrote that in barely three years later, dozens of Algerians were being thrown onto the scene.
01:13Killing so many people that today history cannot agree on the number of victims.
01:17The fifth republic is a moribund liar.
01:29It is up to us to put an end to it and create a sixth.
01:31And I think that given the level of the fifth, we can only do better.
01:45Let us make a sixth emerge from the ashes, which this time will truly have as its foundation the acceptance of others,
01:51respect for diversity, and living together because we are all brothers and sisters of the same species.
01:55I will do as I have done every time.
02:01I will speak on your behalf to express our love, our solidarity, and our brotherhood with the unfortunate Palestinians
02:07who continue to be bombed day and night despite a ceasefire that was supposed to protect them.
02:11I would like to add a thought and a threat that, this time, is aimed at the most immoral army in the world,
02:27which just yesterday bombed positions in the autonomous and independent free state of Lebanon,
02:31and is today accused by the UN peacekeepers of having fired on them,
02:35even though, as you know, their orders forbid them from responding,
02:38since we have 700 of our compatriots in uniform and wearing UN peacekeepers.
02:49I want to say that all of us here at this time want to show our complete solidarity with them
02:54in the clearest possible way by thanking them for the work they are trying to do
02:57at the risk of their lives and in conditions that are considered a foregone conclusion.
03:01Poverty means that every French person who does not receive treatment is going to suffer.
03:10It means 200,000 power cuts in 2024, 900,000 reductions in 2025.
03:18It means insecurity for 25,000 people who have been evicted from their homes.
03:23And we heard a macronist minister say with a proud air as if he had accomplished a feat.
03:28Yes, that's true.
03:31More people are being expelled.
03:33And he said, I take responsibility.
03:36Well, we curse you for what you've done.
03:39We have to do things differently.
03:41If we are environmentalists, we can no longer accept cotton jeans.
03:48And so we should hit them at the border with Trumpist customs duties.
03:52In order to reap the benefits that Mr. Trump intends to derive from them.
04:01But the simplest thing would be to simply ban them, just as we banned products containing
04:05glyphosate or neonicotinoids.
04:08In short, all the things we no longer want in our country because they make everyone sick.
04:12Well, can we do it?
04:15Yes, we can do it.
04:16We have to make jeans out of linen.
04:19Linen doesn't require as much water as cotton.
04:22And it's possible to plant linen instead of other things that are of no use, or at least
04:27not directly to us.
04:28You always wake up after the battle.
04:31Haven't you seen Mr. Trump?
04:33He himself interrupted solely.
04:35He decided to impose customs duties everywhere and he hopes that this way American industry
04:40will miraculously resurface from nowhere.
04:44And he came across this Mrs. Vlenlein, who no one had asked for anything, who had already
04:49given up 5% of the continent's wealth to buy American weapons.
04:53And the same lady said to him, oh, no problem, we love you, so we're going to invest 680 billion
04:59in you.
04:59But my poor lady, if you have 680 billion, put it in Europe.
05:03That's where we need investment.
05:05It's not in the United States of America.
05:09And now that you remind me of it, Mrs. Vlenlein, explain to me where you're going to take the
05:14680 billion in question because it's not written anywhere in the European Constitution.
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