Manhunt in Paris for Shooting Suspects

The transcript discusses the ongoing search for two suspects involved in the Charlie Hebdo attack, exploring their radicalization and military training. It highlights France's response, including President Francois Hollande's speech emphasizing freedom of speech and democracy. The public's mourning and debates on pluralism are noted, alongside European reactions and concerns about politicization. Political figures comment on the attack, and the background of one suspect is examined.

What are the implications of the statement that 'the Republic is the freedom of speech' in the aftermath of the attacks?

In what ways did the French society respond to the attacks, according to the text?