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Raphaël Glucksmann

Raphaël Glucksmann

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Oct 29, 2026

Shahin ValléeGUEST
23:14
But I personally, even the post that just came out to show a bit of a weakening on this side, I don't see a major loss of momentum.
Bilal HafeezHOST
23:21
And then on the center, the centrist candidates, I mean, who are they? How are they doing? You know, there's, is it Glucksmann and Philippe? Yeah, so
Shahin ValléeGUEST
23:31
you have a flurry of centrist candidates.
Shahin ValléeGUEST
23:35
I think there would be what I call sort of, you know, polling Darwinism.
Shahin ValléeGUEST
24:58
So, you know, basically come February, you need to decide whether you're taking the risk of, you know, ending below 5% and paying this campaign out of pocket.
Shahin ValléeGUEST
25:10
The campaign financing rules play a role also in this polling Darwinism that I've described.
Shahin ValléeGUEST
25:16
On the center left, Glucksmann has won the primary of the Socialist Party.
Shahin ValléeGUEST
25:22
He's getting a little bit of momentum as a result of that.
Dennis BroeCORRESPONDENT
51:36
Two stark moments characterize these protests.
Dennis BroeCORRESPONDENT
51:39
One is that Le Monde mourned the fact that the socialist candidate for president, Raphael Glucksmann, who won what that party quaintly terms a primary by getting only 70% of 144,000 votes, could not visit the protest because he would be booed and laughed off the barricades.
Dennis BroeCORRESPONDENT
51:56
This represents not the ultra-left position of the protesters, but rather their understanding that the centrist parties, even those that call themselves left, represent only a college-educated elite.
Dennis BroeCORRESPONDENT
52:08
The other symbol mourned in the press was the toppling in Marseille of a statue of Marianne, signifier of the French Revolution.
Georgina WrightGUEST
32:37
And number two, I think the problem we have now is we have too many candidates centre, centrist candidates, whether they're centre-right or centre-left.
Georgina WrightGUEST
32:46
And Glucksmann, who's sort of going to be the centre-left candidate, I don't see him really going to the second round because people don't really know him.
Georgina WrightGUEST
32:57
People don't understand his politics.
Georgina WrightGUEST
32:59
He hasn't been around for that long.
Victor MalletGUEST
12:49
But the interesting thing is who is in the second round with her.
Victor MalletGUEST
12:53
And if it's Edouard Philippe, who's the kind of center right candidate, or if it's Raphael Glucksmann, who's a left wing center left candidate who's just been chosen in a primary by the left.
Victor MalletGUEST
13:06
If it's either of those two, there could be a kind of ganging up on the far right by everybody else in France.
Victor MalletGUEST
13:13
So then you'd have the center left, the sort of left part of the center right, the center, the far left.
Victor MalletGUEST
13:23
So there is a chance that she could be beaten either by someone from the center right or the center left.
Victor MalletGUEST
13:28
So either at the moment it's Edouard Philippe on the right or the center right.
Victor MalletGUEST
13:33
and it's Raphael Glucksmann on the left.
Victor MalletGUEST
13:35
Those are the two candidates right now that are prominent.
Alexis PoulinGUEST
44:42
because they were too close to Macron.
Alexis PoulinGUEST
44:44
And the third clone is called Raphael Glucksmann.
Alexis PoulinGUEST
44:47
And he was, you know, aid to Saakashvili in Georgia.
Alexis PoulinGUEST
44:51
And he's absolutely a disaster.
Borzou DaragahiHOST
28:57
Most of the polls suggest that Marine Le Pen will be the, I don't know about the new face of France, but definitely the next president.
Borzou DaragahiHOST
29:05
The polls are suggesting that there is the socialist Glucksmann, who is a little bit of a rising star, but I also think he suffers from that same neoliberal disease.
Borzou DaragahiHOST
29:14
He's still a tool of the French elite, a French elite that is being socially surpassed by the people of the suburbs, by this Kylian Mbappe version of France that is trying to assert itself and is not being able to because of this violence.
Borzou DaragahiHOST
29:32
very entrenched, very elite world.
Jonas MarvinHOST
14:13
So there's different dynamics for LFE, right? As the 2027 presidential election approaches, Mélenchon is consolidating his dominance over the left-blocking French society.
Jonas MarvinHOST
14:24
The Socialist Party has now endorsed the notorious centrist Raphael Glucksmann.
Jonas MarvinHOST
14:29
The oncologists remain divided over who they might break for, but the LFV leader looks increasingly likely, according to Boland, to be the principal challenger to Marine Le Pen's violently toxic brand of far-right politics in the second round of next year's election.
Jonas MarvinHOST
14:43
There's a few contingencies to that story that we could probably get into in the discussion.

23 MINS LATER

Jonas MarvinHOST
37:39
So you've had big declarations from substantive sections of the French Communist Party, of the Ecologistes, which is the equivalent of the Greens, in support of his candidacy.
Jonas MarvinHOST
37:47
You have lots of support, minoritarian support, but, you know, interesting how this takes reflection among actual voters, but you have lots of support within the Parti Socialiste.
Jonas MarvinHOST
37:58
Raphael Glutzman elected further divides the centrist bloc, so it cleaves substantive parts of the left towards Mélenchon, who's...
Jonas MarvinHOST
38:04
Really, even before this social movement was developed, it was quite ahead of steam and quite a sense of momentum.
Ross HutchisonGUEST
9:21
The centrists themselves are competing to see whether one will drop out, and that changes the math considerably.
Ross HutchisonGUEST
9:28
The Socialist Party or the kind of left center, left alliance have just elected in some kind of primary Raphael Glucksmann.
Ross HutchisonGUEST
9:35
Unclear how that candidacy will be as well.
Ross HutchisonGUEST
9:38
So there's lots and lots of uncertainties around this.
Marcelo WesfreidHOST
12:25
C'est-à-dire que sur les images, on peut se retrouver avec le patron du Parti socialiste et euh, le maire de Saint-Denis, LFI, que, qui a critiqué vertement euh, Glucksmann il y a quelques jours encore en disant que c'est, dans un tweet, c'était euh, une sorte de nouveau Macron.
Sarah PaillouGUEST
12:40
Ouais, c'est ça qui est assez étonnant, c'est queee y a dix jours à peine, Raphaël Glucksmann remportait la primaire organisée par son parti et par le Parti socialiste.
Sarah PaillouGUEST
12:49
Il battait Olivier Faure et il faisait de cette victoire l'affirmation de sa ligne, euh, qui était celle de plus aucune euh, accointance avec euh, la France insoumise.
Sarah PaillouGUEST
13:00
Et dix jours après, celui qui est supposé être l'un de ses premiers soutiens en tant que chef du PS et en tant que adversaire battu.
Sarah PaillouGUEST
13:08
C'est le, c'est, c'est le, la règle du jeu de la primaire.
Sarah PaillouGUEST
13:11
On est battu, on accepte de soutenir le, le vainqueur et de soutenir ses euh, ses orientations.
Sarah PaillouGUEST
13:16
Bah ce premier soutien, Olivier Faure en l'occurrence, euh, choisit d'aller à Orléans s'afficher avec euh, des ins-, des, d'éminents représentants de la France insoumise qui ont pas du tout été tendres avec euh, avec Raphaël Glucksmann.
Marcelo WesfreidHOST
13:28
Ça préfu-, ça présage quand même euh, d'une union qui va se faire difficilement.
Katie LeeHOST
18:01
So for example, we have got two of Macron's many, many former prime ministers running for the kind of mainstream right, centre-right vote, Edouard Philippe and Gabriel Attal.
Katie LeeHOST
18:11
You also have Raphael Glucksmann running for the centre-left.
Katie LeeHOST
18:14
He's an interesting candidate, He is a good talker.
Katie LeeHOST
18:17
He's a member of the European Parliament right now.

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