https://www.polyfact.com/videos/zvNHYMWClHo 2026-11-07 https://www.polyfact.com/videos/zv_6WekQk7w 2026-11-07 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zv_6WekQk7w/hqdefault.jpg Sophie Adenot en direct de l'ISS pour RTL/M6 Sophie Adenot live from the ISS for RTL and M6 **A French dinner on board** "Next, a question from Arnaud Tousch for RTL M6. And I ask her what is the most French thing she has done on board" — Speaker 2 "Inviting my colleagues around a French dinner designed by Anne-Sophie Pic and Servair" — Speaker 3 "Inviting my colleagues around a French dinner designed by Anne-Sophie Pic and Servair" — Unknown speaker "The food was incredible" — Speaker 4 **Flavors and daily life** "It allowed me to reconnect with the flavors that we can have on Earth, very different from what we eat daily" — Unknown speaker "It allowed me to reconnect with the flavors that we can have on Earth, very different from what we eat daily" — Speaker 5 **Return to Earth** "Sophie Adenot is expected to return to Earth in early October. In the meantime, she will welcome her replacements who are scheduled to launch by the end of September. She will return aboard her capsule, which will splash down off the coast of California" — Speaker 6 • "Inviting my colleagues around a French dinner designed by Anne-Sophie Pic and Servair" (Unknown speaker, 00:08) • "Sophie Adenot is expected to return to Earth in early October. In the meantime, she will welcome her replacements who are scheduled to launch by the end of September. She will return aboard her capsule, which will splash down off the coast of California" (Speaker 6, 00:21) • "It allowed me to reconnect with the flavors that we can have on Earth, very different from what we eat daily" (Speaker 5, 00:15) https://www.youtube.com/embed/zv_6WekQk7w 31 2026-09-17 https://www.polyfact.com/videos/zvr90nVt4sE 2026-11-07 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zvr90nVt4sE/hqdefault.jpg 2026.08.29 Highlights - Holy Mass from the Church of Maria Santissima del Lago 2026.08.29 Highlights - Holy Mass from the Church of Maria Santissima del Lago **Final Blessing** "May Almighty God bless you, the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit" — Speaker 1 • "May Almighty God bless you, the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit" (Speaker 1, 00:50) https://www.youtube.com/embed/zvr90nVt4sE 83 2026-08-29 https://www.polyfact.com/videos/zwHHznWXb3U 2026-11-07 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zwHHznWXb3U/hqdefault.jpg Déclaration du Président Emmanuel Macron à l'issue de la réunion de la Coalition des Volontaires. Pour suivre la Présidence de la République : Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/elysee.fr X : https://x.com/Elysee Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/elysee LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/company/pr-sidence-de-la-r-publique https://www.youtube.com/embed/zwHHznWXb3U 2025-11-24 https://www.polyfact.com/videos/zxICNbkFf90 2026-02-16 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zxICNbkFf90/hqdefault.jpg Elections municipales 2026 - Le vote à Paris | Ville de Paris La nouvelle loi PLM fait évoluer le scrutin de vote pour les élections municipales 2026. A Paris, on vous explique tout en 1'30 chrono ! Abonnez-vous pour voir toutes nos vidéos : https://www.youtube.com/user/mairiedeparis ➽ Sur cette chaîne, des vidéos pour vous tenir au courant des actualités de la Ville de Paris, de sa vie culturelle bouillonnante et de ses transformations (passées, en cours et à venir). Parisiens, Franciliens, Français ou de passage... vous trouverez ici toutes les astuces et bons plans pour profiter pleinement de tout ce que Paris a à vous offrir ! ➽ Rejoignez-nous sur : Notre site : https://www.paris.fr/ Facebook : https://fr-fr.facebook.com/paris/ & https://www.facebook.com/agendaquefaireaparis (loisirs, culture, sorties) Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/paris_maville/ & https://www.instagram.com/quefaireaparis (loisirs, culture, sorties) TikTok : https://www.tiktok.com/@villedeparis LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/company/villedeparis/ https://www.youtube.com/embed/zxICNbkFf90 2026-02-16 https://www.polyfact.com/videos/zxKPhlXd6hI 2026-11-07 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zxKPhlXd6hI/hqdefault.jpg 🇫🇷 Tenez bon ! La renaissance de la France débutera avec Marine Le Pen et Jordan Bardella ! Support for Marine Le Pen and the National Rally for the French people The summary of Marine Le Pen's life is to take care of and protect the French people. As a candidate, she must be supported without question. It is asserted that France needs her today because the French people can no longer take it and have had enough. Citizens are paying without knowing why, and the little they have left is being taken from them. It is time for Marine Le Pen and the National Rally to take office. • "The summary of Marine's life is to take care of and protect the French people. So today, she is our candidate, we must support her, period, there is no need to ask questions, should she have, should she not have, Marine is the candidate, we support Marine" (Speaker 2, 00:00) • "We pay, we don't even know why we are paying today, but we pay. The little that is left for the French, we are taking it from them, it is time for her to arrive. That's it. It is time for the National Rally to take office" (Unknown speaker, 00:34) • "Hurry up and get here. Honestly, today France really needs it. Because it can be seen everywhere, the French people can no longer take it. Everyone says it, the French people can no longer take it. They have had enough" (Unknown speaker, 00:17) https://www.youtube.com/embed/zxKPhlXd6hI 46 2026-09-13 https://www.polyfact.com/videos/zxhw0Ctk5hs 2026-11-07 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zxhw0Ctk5hs/hqdefault.jpg Non au relèvement du plafond du Livret A : Martial You sur RTL Martial You's analysis on RTL against raising the Livret A ceiling Raising the Livret A ceiling is considered useless for the energy transition because the money already exists. The Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations manages 60% of the funds from the Livret A and the Sustainable Development Savings Account (LDDS), with 2 trillion euros in assets. Last year, 15.7 billion euros were earmarked for the fight against global warming. What is missing are viable programs, not additional funds. Increasing this ceiling would compete with long-term savings such as life insurance, equity savings plans (PEA), or retirement savings plans (PER), which finance major projects in nuclear energy, artificial intelligence, and defense. In 2012-2013, during the previous increase, the French moved their money into the Livret A to the detriment of these investments. For the State, this measure would represent a tax shortfall of 300 to 400 million euros. Finally, the measure would mainly benefit the wealthiest savers. While eight out of ten French people have a Livret A with an average of 7,554 euros, only 15% of the accounts are at the ceiling. However, these 15% hold nearly half of the deposited money. Raising the ceiling would therefore not be a gesture for nature, but an advantage granted to the richest. • "Oh, you know that it is the Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations that manages 60% of the money in our Livret A and our sustainable development savings accounts. Oh well, that already smells a bit eco-friendly. So we already earmarked 15.7 billion euros last year for programs to fight global warming. And the Caisse has a total of 2 trillion euros in assets. In other words, we have the money, the envelope to finance the projects exists, what is missing, well, are viable programs, raising the ceiling will not change anything" (Unknown speaker, 00:10) • "Well, they have 7,554 euros on average according to the Banque de France. So we are very far from the ceiling. Only 15% of the accounts are filled to the brim, but these 15% account https://www.youtube.com/embed/zxhw0Ctk5hs 126 2026-09-07 https://www.polyfact.com/videos/zy8LmWivgZk 2026-11-12 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zy8LmWivgZk/hqdefault.jpg FORUM BFMTV - Blocages, vie chère: la poudrière française BFMTV Forum: Debate on purchasing power, protests, and the high cost of living The BFMTV Forum addresses the roots of French anger linked to purchasing power and the high cost of living. As new protests are announced, the Minister of the Interior is deploying 70,000 law enforcement officers for a day deemed high-risk. The debates pit the fundamental right to protest against the consequences of looting and vandalism that weaken shopkeepers and small businesses. Owners of SMEs and VSEs denounce the suffocating cost of labor and the burden of social charges, particularly from the Urssaf. Some shopkeepers report zero turnover on mobilization days and vandalism in their stores. In parallel, police officers express their own anger regarding their salary demands and the difficulties of maintaining order since the disappearance of the social intelligence units (RG sociaux). Several political proposals are emerging to respond to the crisis. The National Rally suggests a reduction in VAT on energy and an exemption from charges for salary increases of up to 10%. For his part, Geoffroy Didier proposes a single social allowance capped at 70% of the minimum wage (SMIC) and an exemption from charges for 30 minutes of additional work per day. Other speakers call for the repeal of Parcoursup or an end to tax breaks for large companies. The social climate is described as explosive as the presidential election approaches. Between calls for a national strike and criticisms of the government's legitimacy, participants highlight a profound problem of dialogue. The question of funding public services, such as hospitals and schools, remains central in the face of demands for tax cuts and a reduction in the state's lifestyle. • "Tonight, we are going to get to the root of French anger. Your purchasing power, we know it, new protests are announced for this weekend" (Maxime Switek, 00:00) • "The Minister of the Interior gave an update earlier, explaining that it was a high-risk day because there is a protest during the day and Halloween https://www.youtube.com/embed/zy8LmWivgZk 9798 2026-10-29 https://www.polyfact.com/videos/zyzTBVNO13E 2026-11-07 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zyzTBVNO13E/hqdefault.jpg La France sous le choc : le chaos est là ! Sud Radio: Violence against law enforcement and the crisis of authority **Violence and field reports** "We saw scenes yesterday, sorry, Saturday, that were totally mind-boggling in their intensity, in the violence. And those are the testimonies we had, the reports from the field all day Saturday until very late" — Speaker 1 "Limoges was mentioned, but I could also tell you about Brest, about Clermont-Ferrand, where honestly it was hell for colleagues who, for their part, didn't have reinforcements from the FM either" — Speaker 1 "I have a colleague on the Place de la République who lost fourteen teeth after being hit by a paving stone, who took half an hour, three-quarters of an hour before being evacuated because emergency services could no longer get through" — Speaker 1 "they were throwing washing machines at us from the top of buildings, we were being shot at with mortar fire, Molotov cocktails, I have a colleague, a very good colleague, who was hit by a shotgun blast" — Speaker 19 **Anger and a feeling of disgust** "So in fact, we are always caught between the hammer and the anvil, judged, it's never enough, when we do too much, it's always too much. Well, you see, we are, it's really that ambivalent feeling of anger and disgust" — Speaker 1 "what I feel today as president of Giraud Bleu, already, and as the spouse of a police officer and also as a French citizen, is anger, sadness, and also deep concern" — Speaker 5 "I am extremely angry, but this anger is not just on the radio, I am really angry and I am ashamed to be French and I am hurting and I am ashamed for France" — Speaker 16 **Political power and paralyzed authorities** "We see that we have authorities who are completely paralyzed because they no longer know what to do. And in the end, what does that result in? Well, you're on your own in the field" — Speaker 1 "the State, our president, the government will indeed have to stop taking this lightly because, indeed, it might happen that they will put down their helmets, they will put down their https://www.youtube.com/embed/zyzTBVNO13E 1902 2026-10-19 https://www.polyfact.com/videos/zz3ntmUzUp0 2026-11-07 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zz3ntmUzUp0/hqdefault.jpg Assemblée nationale : préserver le travail parlementaire avant 2027 National Assembly: Preserving parliamentary work and trust before 2027 Yaël Braun-Pivet emphasizes the importance of not turning the National Assembly into a pre-presidential political arena. She identifies the comprehensive bill on violence against women and children as the first cross-party text to be examined. This text aims for a global approach, including the reorganization of judicial centers with specialized magistrates, with a final vote hoped for before the 2027 election break. In the absence of an absolute majority, the President asserts that her neutrality is the necessary condition for seeking majorities with the opposition. She recalls that while the president of the institution remains a political actor with convictions, they must guarantee the normal course of debates. She deplores certain excesses where parliamentary expressions are designed specifically for social media, sometimes disconnected from the ongoing debates. To restore democratic trust, the institution is focusing on transparency and openness. The number of visitors has doubled under the current presidency, going from one hundred thousand to two hundred thousand people. Finally, Yaël Braun-Pivet insists on the need to accelerate the publication of implementing decrees. According to her, the real utility of laws in the daily lives of citizens is essential to prove that elected officials are doers and not just empty talkers. • "It's a good question and a real question because it would be very damaging, in fact, for the French people if the National Assembly became this pre-presidential political arena because we still have things to do" (Speaker 4, 01:13) • "I don't have a majority. I am forced to go and seek majorities with the opposition, therefore with group presidents who are not part of my political family. And the condition for seeking these majorities is this neutrality" (Unknown speaker, 11:48) • "I am talking about the comprehensive bill on violence against women and children. It is a text that is very cross-party and which https://www.youtube.com/embed/zz3ntmUzUp0 1480 2026-10-09 https://www.polyfact.com/videos/zzlpxh61WLk 2026-11-09 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zzlpxh61WLk/hqdefault.jpg Olivier Vial: «La violence politique est l'arme de celui qui a perdu le débat démocratique» Olivier Vial's analysis of political violence and the far-left **Origin and dynamics of violence** "There is always this risk of counter-violence. And so that is something we find, which actually worries those who have worked on this the most, namely the German intelligence services, because here too, it might be counter-intuitive, but the German intelligence services show that the more the far-right rises, the more the violence actually comes from the far-left. And in reality, violence is often" — Unknown speaker "The more the far-right increases, the more the violence comes from the far-left" — Speaker 2 **Violence as a weapon of the lost democratic debate** "Because, in fact, political violence is often the weapon of someone who thinks they have lost the democratic debate, and so they become violent because it is one of the ways for them to regain control" — Speaker 1 • "Because, in fact, political violence is often the weapon of someone who thinks they have lost the democratic debate, and so they become violent because it is one of the ways for them to regain control" (Speaker 1, 00:24) • "The more the far-right increases, the more the violence comes from the far-left" (Speaker 2, 00:21) • "There is always this risk of counter-violence. And so that is something we find, which actually worries those who have worked on this the most, namely the German intelligence services, because here too, it might be counter-intuitive, but the German intelligence services show that the more the far-right rises, the more the violence actually comes from the far-left. And in reality, violence is often" (Unknown speaker, 00:00) https://www.youtube.com/embed/zzlpxh61WLk 39 2026-10-26