good evening from paris. exit polls from france indicate a clear victory for emmanuel macron. projected results have given him the lead by a margin of at least 15 percentage points over his rival marine le pen. if confirmed, he would become the first french president to win re election in 20 years. earlier this evening marine le pen has conceded defeat. she polled just under 41.5%. for emmanuel macron, over 58.5% of the vote. party headquarters and our correspondent jessica parker is there. you are at the foot of the eiffel tower, where emmanuel macron isjust addressed his supporters. tell us what he said. emmanuel macron has been known for having a sense of theatre, and certainly, this evening, we have been treated to a bit of that. he made his entrance earlier on this evening and took to the stage in front of the eiffel tower, that iconic parisien structure, to address supporters, but of course as we were talking about before, notjust supporters but very much those people
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he s cocky for a nineteen year old. you re live in the cnn newsroom. i m jim acosta. there is a new deadline in the new back and forth of the indictment of president trump. the federal judge overseeing trump s election fraud case has responded to a court filing from special counsel jack smith that came in last night. smith wants a protective order after trump posted this social media message late last night. it says, if you go after me, i m coming after you. smith wants the judge to limit trump and his legal team in terms of what they publicly discuss about the sensitive evidence in the case. and the judge has now given the trump team until 5:00 p.m. monday to respond. minutes ago, the judge denied a request from the trump lawyers to push back monday s deadline. smith had called it an unnecessary delay. joining us now to talk about this, jim schultz, a former trump white house lawyer. thanks very much for joining us. we appreciate it. let s start with what the judge is sayi
of the vote is in. a further 15% of democratic voters have declared themselves to be uncommitted not favouring any candidate. this is seen as strong pushback to biden from key demographics that he might need to win the state again progressives, voters of colour, and arab and muslim voters concerned by his stance on the israel gaza war. activists in the state had been organising to send president biden a message no ceasefire, no vote and encouraged voters to select the uncommitted option instead of the president s name. the movement has wide ranging endorsements, including congresswoman rashida tlaib, who posted this earlier. i was proud today to walk in and pull a democratic ballot and vote uncommitted. we must protect our democracy. we must make sure that our government is about us, about the people. when 74% of democrats in michigan support a ceasefire, yet president biden is not hearing us. this is the way we can use our democracy to say, listen listen to mi