 You know, France has also had crises over the last years, economic, social, and Macron has disappointed a lot of people. The national rally has gained strength outside the big connected cities in rural areas. And I went this week to a town about an hour and a half north of Paris, surrounded by wheat fields called Crépy-en-Vellois, where voters heavily supported the hard right party. And I spoke to 62-year-old Bruno Bourdin, who was in a florist shop, and he said the town is changing and not in a good way. Let's listen to him.