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Following the violence that erupted in several French cities after PSG's Champions League victory celebrations, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu addressed the National Assembly. He expressed his anger at the unrest and called for a stronger response to those responsible for the damage. The head of government proposed, in particular, making those responsible for the damage pay, arguing that the justice system is not sufficiently pursuing the perpetrators. He also detailed the profiles of those arrested and alluded to a broader phenomenon of delinquency. 00:00 Social benefits, evictions from public housing: should rioters pay? 02:37 Fred Hermel: "I'm surprised we're even asking this question... if I do something stupid, I'll pay." 05:37 Pierre Rondeau: "Under no circumstances am I trivializing or justifying these deeply reprehensible acts… regarding the issue of reimbursement, 'you break it, you pay for it,' yes, it's logical to say that, it's the law." 12:21 Juliette Briens: "I would especially like us to have a more comprehensive vision, in the sense that we shouldn't wait until it's too late." 15:55 Listener: "We can't just stand by and do nothing! If we take away certain benefits for parents, leaving them with a certain amount to live on, they'll tighten their belts and lecture their children! Evicting families from social housing, I'm against it." 👥 Estelle Midi is the lunchtime talk show for opinions and debates, airing between 12 pm and 3 pm. Estelle Denis and her team join ordinary French people at their tables to discuss the issues that affect their daily lives. "Estelle Midi" is all about news, debates, rants, favorites, consumer issues, innovations, and a roundup of the best moments heard on RMC. ▶️ All videos are available on the RMC app ► bit.ly/3l0watr Follow us on social media: Facebook -   / estellemidi   Twitter - https://x.com/EstelleMidi Instagram -   / estelle_midi