“I hear the critics”: Brigitte Macron assures to “pass messages” to the President

Brigitte Macron ‘hears criticism’ “I understand them, I understand everything, but the only thing I don’t understand is evil, violence and lies, which I don’t understand,” the first lady said on TF 1 on Monday. President of the Hospital Foundation, she spoke at the 20 Hours event for the launch of the 34th edition of The Yellow Plays.

Asked about the crisis at the hospital, she believes that caregivers are “suffering because they’re afraid of not doing their job because they have so much to do.” “They make sure they do well, and they do it so well that the ones who speak the best about them are the patients,” she said. “They also tell me that they are understaffed (…), but they love this hospital, and if they are afraid, then for their hospital, they want to keep it. »

Brigitte Macron also spoke about her relationship with the head of state. “I’m a ferryman, I’m his (Emmanuel Macron) skips messages,” she added, adding that “I’m not used to filters.” “I would never allow myself: be careful, do it, do itbut I pass it on to him. »

“He remains who he has always been”

Regarding the condemned pension reform, Brigitte Macron stressed that “the French, in trouble, have always reacted positively.” “If you take Covid, how they reacted to barrier gestures, to imprisonment, the French have always adapted. »

She also wanted to send a message to the youth: “What the youngest say to me (…): anyway we will not have a pension. So what I want to say to the youth: everything is done for you to retire. »

Has the head of state changed after his first election? “He adapts to situations, but basically remains the same as he always was,” she replied. “He approaches this second five-year plan in the same way as the first, he started with a bang. »