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Tough Climate For Hollande: French President reacts to Trump win (part 1)

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François Hollande gave France 24 his first interview since the election of Donald Trump. Will the Paris deal be undone? Speaking in his first interview since the election of Donald Trump, François Hollande gave us his views on the President-Elect. At home Hollande struggles to mount a credible case for reelection as mainstream parties chase after the far-right electorate of Marine Le Pen. How can he win back the disenfranchised who've abandoned the left for the National Front?

Added on the 15/11/2016 19:05:59 - Copyright : France 24 EN

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