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En recent weeks, La France Insoumise has demonstrated that it is ready to subvert institutions and reject the results of the ballot box potentially expressed by a majority of French people. Political adversaries who legitimize violence, incite riots, and do so in the name of a truth they claim to exclusively possess. en un contexte où les battles sont, alas, part de la lutte politique et où, contre nous, chaque blow, même le plus unfair, est maintenant permis. Disappointing them n'est pas une option conceivable. Mesdames et Messieurs, Mesdames et Messieurs, Mesdames et Messieurs, Mesdames et Messieurs, Mesdames et Messieurs, Mesdames et Messieurs, Mesdames et Messieurs, Mesdames et Messieurs, Mesdames et Messieurs, Mesdames et Messieurs, Mesdames et Messieurs, Mesdames et Messieurs, Mesdames et Messieurs, I first want to thank you for your presence at this 19th National Rally Congress. Despite the circumstances here in Orleans, I want to thank our deputy and friend, Johan Gillette, for ensuring the smooth running of the voting process and the organization of this. A task that was not easy, especially in these last few days, and you can applaud him. Before the results of the vote for the RN presidency are revealed and this unbearable suspense is brought to an end, allow me to briefly summarize the four years we have experienced since our last Congress. While I will address the French people tomorrow at our rally with Marine to discuss current events and the future of the country, I want to take the time to speak to your hearts as activists and members. Four short years that flew by as they were so intense and changed. Our movement to its core. In this regard, a feeling comes to me spontaneously when observing the path we have travelled together, first and foremost one of immense pride. Pride in our numbers and our militant strength, first of all. While all French political parties are suffering a slow. an inexorable erosion of activist commitment the national rally has conversely become a considerable force of attraction that has seen the number of its members and elected officials reach new heights realize my dear friends we had 36,000 members in 2022 this year 110 ,000 members were called to vote out of a total of nearly 160,000 statutory members A trois-fold increase in the number of our members in just four years. I see this as the consequence of an electoral dynamic, of course of a new influence on social networks, but also of remarkable fieldwork undertaken by our federations, our executives, our activists, and of course by the headquarters teams who have supported me. You have become, my dear friends, the actors of a common home for millions of patriots in France. You embody its hope, and I want to thank you. From the bottom of my heart, on the eve of a great battle that we all know is decisive, I want to restate my gratitude and recognition for the thousands of activists, volunteers, and executives who dedicate a significant part of their personal lives to courageously defending patriotic ideas. On l'électorale front In recent years, we have found an appetite for victories and for conquests. The formation of a group a few days ago in the Senate, which has been mentioned. A goal that seemed out of reach less than a year ago to permanently establish our movement within the institutions by fixing a democratic anomaly and ending the comfortable between us atmosphere that reigned in the upper house. By forming powerful groups in the European Parliament, under my own chairmanship, and in the National Assembly, under marines, we no longer just benefit from platforms, but from genuine legislative instruments to intervene in the political choices of our leaders. Beyond our ideological victories, our parliamentary influence now has a tangible impact on the daily lives of the French people with indisputable victories in the service of our country. La municipal elections last March were a turning point. 70 mayors and 3,000 municipal councillors now give voice to our cause throughout the country. I want to salute their tedious work and the sacrifices they make in their personal lives. Our mayors are the faces of a deep-rooted movement, essential to obtaining a majority tomorrow and winning departments and regions the day after. These successes, ladies and gentlemen, are not mine. They're a collective, and you have all, each in your own position, contributed amply to them. It is also with great pride that I wish to mention for this moral report the work and results of our teams at the National Rally Headquarters who have accomplished the concrete and operational roadmap I set upon my accession to the presidency in 2022. I am thinking first of all of our treasurer, in my opinion, of my friend Kevin Pfeffer and all of his departments, which have... Allowing us to considerably restore our accounts. With debt reduction largely underway. A 75% decrease in debt without hindering the investments necessary to support our progress. And we will do the same with France tomorrow with the state's finances. A financial trajectory, ladies and gentlemen, that we owe to electoral results, of course, and to the mechanical increase in our public funding, but also to measures of good and sound management of the movement's resources. I am thinking of our Director General Patrice Hubert, who, in addition to optimizing our daily organization, energetically set to work from the day after he took office on finding a new headquarters with success. ... ... ... ... ... Every month, political and practical training modules for our members, our activists, our elected officials, and our future candidates to ensure that the walls of our party are also those of a school for the leaders of tomorrow. I am thinking of our elections team who are waiting to support you, led by Audrey Guibert, and our campaign directors, Julian Sanchez, Ludovic Pedro, Julian O'Doul, and our dear Thomas Menager, Anne O'Day. I am thinking of the members of the nomination committee who perform considerable work consisting of hundreds of hours of hearings, training and campaign finance reporting, sometimes many months after the election in question. Their work, ladies and gentlemen, conducted with great professionalism, sometimes far from the cameras and the accolades, is absolutely essential. I am also thinking of our legal department led by... Valerand de Saint-Just, which has had its hands full in a context where legal battles are, alas, part of the political fight, and where against us, every blow, even the most unfair, is now permitted. I am thinking of our federations, better equipped than four years ago, coordinated by Alexandre Nikolik and his deputy, Julie Richenieux, and particularly of our departmental delegates, the prefects of the movement. Probably the most formative, complete and demanding responsibility one can take on within the national rally. They deserve your honors and your applause. On behalf of you all, I want to thank them for being the load-bearing walls of our movement. Every day in every department, including far from mainland France. I am thinking of the work of our friends in the overseas territories dear to our hearts who are present among us today. I am thinking, I am almost finished with the thank yous. I am thinking, of course, with pride of our candidates for the legislative elections, our candidates for the senatorial elections, and our candidates for the consular elections before the summer. Pour 20,000 RN and associated candidates in the last municipal election. Verified, scrutinized, put through the press's sieve. Targets of malice for the vast majority of them, they are men and women of conviction, selfless patriots, with a courageous commitment. I wish to pay them a heartfelt tribute and thank them for the commitment they made during these decisive elections. Over the last few years, every time a leader of the national rally was unfairly riddled by our detractors targeted, sorry, the movement showed. It was targeted, ambiguity today. The movement has shown admirable unity and militant fraternity envied by all other political organizations. This unity will be the cornerstone of our victory, and it is by far our fundamental difference from all our competitors. And of this unity, ladies and gentlemen, I will always be the guarantor, even during the storms we will have to face in the coming months. Dear members, on November 5, 2022, at the Mutualité, alongside Marine Le Pen, you placed your trust in me. I have always sought to prove myself worthy of it. And today here in Orléans, I want to reiterate with gravity that there is so much left to do and that once again, I will need you. For many years we were the party of protest and dissent with the great virtues of... courage and tenacity that this implied but sometimes with its limits and a relative isolation thanks to marine's work and the work of all of you we have today become a major credible party of government destined for responsibility and possessing a solid ally the historic and unprecedented alliance made in This alliance bore fruit in the 2024 legislative elections in the 2026 municipal elections where Eric became mayor of France's fifth largest city, Nice, and it will bear fruit in 2027. Il va bearer fruit en 2027, à la fois que le grand politique réellement arrive. Mais le cours que je veux dire aujourd'hui est le cours de l'un qui doit nous conduire d'un parti de gouvernement à un parti de gouvernement. Cette transition major implies new duties et responsabilités, de qui vous, nos membres et activists, doivent fully grasp la magnétude. Il existe une différence fondamentale entre wanting à exercer le pouvoir. winning an electoral battle, and shouldering the heavy responsibilities that follow the next day. Between defending a political ideal for which we rise every day, and translating it into concrete, serious and realistic decisions that commit the future of the nation and the daily lives of millions of French people. This prospect requires of us, I believe, collectively composure, consistency, and a sense of duty. Compose your first, because throughout the coming months we will be confronted by political adversaries who legitimise violence, incite riots, and do so in the name of a truth they claim to exclusively possess. In recent weeks, La France Insoumise has demonstrated that it is ready to subvert institutions and reject the results of the ballot box potentially expressed by a majority of French people. We must always distinguish between the clamour of those who shout the loudest, et les aspirations de la grande majorité des Français qui attendent et hopent. Ils n'ont jamais donné à leur provocation, mais contre ça avec le calme de la séance et les serénitées de ceux qui connaissent que le gouvernement a besoin de la vision et de la commitment de l'unité. Consistency, parce que les Français ont trop souvent voté pour les programmes qui n'ont pas été implémenté, pour les figures qui falteraient à la slightest guste de l'eau ou à la smallest squall. Aim high and stand tall, wrote General de Gaulle. This seems to me to be the spirit suited for the times ahead. The exercise of power necessarily brings difficulties and unforeseen events, but no form of resignation on our part would be justified. If the French grant us their trust in a few months in the presidential and legislative elections, they must get what they voted for. A sense of duty. Finally, my friends, because faced with the decay of the country, the security and economic failure of those in power and the urgent needs of the French, be aware that the hope and expectations of millions of our impatient compatriots rest on our shoulders. Disappointing them is not a conceivable option. We must both offer a political alternation that the French have not had for several decades and, at the same time, put France back on the path to rediscovered stability where life will once again be good. If we reach the position that voting intentions predict, the French will not judge us on our statements or intentions, but on the real and concrete changes we must deliver to them on the restoration of France and the state's capacity to free the economy while protecting the country from threats and major global uncertainties. If you renew your trust in me, dear activists, dear members, I will set to work for a new mandate to achieve this objective. It is during this upcoming mandate, as president of the national rally, that I want to lead us with Marine Le Pen to change the destiny of France. I will need... To lead Marine to the Élysée, I will need you. I will need all your energy, all your enthusiasm, your talent, and I know I can count on each and every one of you. To conclude, ladies and gentlemen, and at the end of this mandate, I simply and from the heart want to say thank you. Thank you for your trust. Thank you for your unwavering support. Thank you for your loyalty. Thank you for the love you bear for France and for the cause for which we rise every morning. And if I were to make you one final promise, it is that you will always be able to count on me, to never falter, to never back down, and to give everything until the victory of Marine Le Pen. My dear compatriots, my dear friends, The future of France is in your hands and that of the national rally as well. So thank you all and onward toward the rebirth of our home. Thank you all.

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