In the Mailhot Réveil podcast, Régis Mailhot discusses recent high school student strikes and protest actions in France, including the burning of trash bins. He notes that, given their academic level, these young people are becoming familiar with their future work tools by engaging in such activities. Mailhot’s observations reflect on how students are using their current experiences to explore their potential roles in society and the workforce. The French government has accused the political group France Insoumise of inciting and benefiting from the student movement. However, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the leader of France Insoumise, has explicitly condemned the violence associated with the protests. This distinction highlights the complex relationship between political groups and the actions of young protesters, who are often seen as the driving force behind such movements. In response to the unrest, Edouard Geffray, the minister of national education, has proposed the creation of a consultation platform for students who are requesting teachers. This initiative aims to provide a structured and accessible way for students to voice their concerns and seek support from educators. Meanwhile, Gérald Darmanin, the minister of the interior, has suggested that parents should be financially responsible for damages caused by their children, emphasizing the need for accountability. Régis Mailhot is preparing to visit the Hoche and Saint-Ery high schools in January. These visits are likely intended to gather more insights into the students' experiences and the impact of the protests on educational institutions. Mailhot’s continued engagement with these issues reflects the ongoing dialogue between media, educators, and students in addressing the challenges facing France’s youth.