Moscovici: Must Be Closer to Populists, Defeat Le Pen

The transcript discusses the impact of Donald Trump's election victory on populist movements in Europe, highlighting the common grievances of voters who feel left behind by globalization. It emphasizes the need for Europe to respond with more protection, democracy, and economic dynamism. The French elections are examined, with a focus on the potential rise of populist candidates like Marine Le Pen. The challenges of predicting election outcomes are also discussed, noting the volatility of voter behavior and the unreliability of polls.

What common factors are identified among voters who supported populist parties in different countries?

How does the speaker suggest Europe should respond to the challenges posed by populism?

What risks does the speaker associate with the potential victory of Marine Le Pen in France?

What are the implications of Donald Trump's election victory for populist movements in Europe?

In what ways does the speaker propose to combat inequalities in response to populism?