Yannick Naud - The French Connection

“A lot of people I know didn’t bother voting” – Brian (02:05)

“and on the other side you have people fighting of their lives in place like Libya, Syria, and Egypt for the right to vote.” – Brian (02:11)

“If you don’t vote you have no right to complain, but if you have voted you can express your opinion.” – Yannick (03:21)

“It’s a big budget and it will have an impact on a lot of people, you want the best person doing it.” – Yannick (04:03)

“Is part of you hesitant to get into this potentially dirty business of politics?” – Brian (04:51)

“It’s much more ruthless than what we’ve experienced in finance.” – Yannick (05:20)

“At the end of the day I complain about politics, but it’s action, they’re doing something.” – Nic (11:10)

“We had Watergate happening 50 years ago where a President was paying to spy on another party.” – Brian (11:40)

“It will be the first time it will be possible to vote by Internet in France.” Yannick – (12:08)

“Like every organisation it’s good for people to take a long term decision.” – Yannick (15:51)

“I don’t think my vote should carry as much weight as someone like Brian.” – Nic (18:25)

“In some countries such as Switzerland you have to vote.” – Yannick (19:07)

“To a stone cold killer that’s capitalism.” – Nic (23:30)

“You have to make it as transparent as possible.” – Yannick (25:44)

“I don’t mind to be the underdog, I’ve been the underdog my whole career.” – Yannick (30:51)

“I identify less and less that I’m Greek or South African, I’m just a human being bro.” – Nic (39:00)

“What’s your day to day like on the campaign trail? Are you kissing babies?” – Brian (41:57)

“It’s by trying that you change things, if you never try you never change things.” – Yannick (56:48)
“If I was a French ex-pat I would vote for you. You have my endorsement.” – Nic (57:43)