GREAT INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL DEBATE / Elections in the United States: one vote, two Americas On Tuesday, November 5, 2024, 244 million voters are called to the polls to elect the 47th President of the United States. The outcome of the election has never been so uncertain: Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are neck and neck in the polls. Since 1787, the President of the United States has been elected every four years by indirect universal suffrage in one round. To win the election, a candidate must win the votes of at least 270 of the 538 electors. The American electoral system of "winner takes all" makes a victory in 7 key states crucial: Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. Iowa could also swing the result because this state, usually acquired by the Republicans, could vote mainly for Kamala Harris. Punctuated by scandals, conspiracy theories, controversial remarks and insults, the American presidential campaign has left its mark on everyone's minds. What will be the outcome? Guests: Vincent Hugeux, former senior reporter, professor at Sciences Po, Isabelle Lasserre, diplomatic correspondent at Le Figaro, On Skype (from Florida): Richard Werly, correspondent for "Blick", special envoy to the United States. MAJOR NATIONAL POLITICAL DEBATE / Bankruptcies and social plans: why are companies weakened? "The recap" by Valérie Brochard The tire company Michelin announced on Tuesday, November 5, 2024, the elimination of 1,250 jobs in France. The factories concerned are those of Cholet (Maine-et-Loire) and Vannes (Morbihan). The manufacturer has committed to helping employees in their search for permanent employment. Michelin mentions in a press release that compensation is planned for employees who find a job with a lower salary. The end of production is scheduled for November 13 with a view to closing the site before 2026. The employees of the Cholet factory have declared a strike. At the same time, the Auchan group is also planning to cut nearly 2,400 jobs. Covid 19 pandemic, war in Ukraine, rising electricity prices, inflation, foreign competition... What are the economic factors that can explain the bankruptcy of certain companies? Guests: Anne Le Hénanff, Horizons MP for Morbihan, Aurélie Trouvé, LFI MP for Seine-Saint-Denis, Chair of the Economic Affairs Committee, Michel Picon, President of U2P (Union of Local Businesses), Denis Ferrand, economist, CEO of "Rexecode". It's up to you, your daily meeting that takes the pulse of society: a debate, hosted by Myriam Encaoua, in direct contact with political, parliamentary, social or economic news. A crossroads of opinions where ministers, deputies, local elected officials, experts and civil society figures make their voices heard. Subscribe to the LCP - Assemblée nationale YouTube channel: https://bit.ly/2XGSAH5 Follow us on social media! Twitter: / lcp Facebook: / lcp Threads: https://www.threads.net/@lcp_an Instagram: / lcp_an TikTok: / lcp_an Newsletter: https://lcp.fr/newsletter Find us on our website: https://www.lcp.fr/ #LCP #assembleenationale #CaVousRegarde