Well, given that you (and I) paid for this, it only seems fair that it gets a wider audience. It is in French, but with English subtitles, even where the person on screen is speaking English. Go figure…
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I wonder what influence the presenter had on that. There was a huge number of close-ups of her smiling face and it seemed a bit beyond coincidence that her bright red outfit was contrasted over and over again with grey backgrounds or with rumpled-looking fiftysomething men in grey suits (except for the Camp Dutchman or Fleming, who had a black jacket and loud tie).
Oh yes, the political message…