Macron 'Takes Share of Responsibility' for French Anti-Government Protests

French President Emmanuel Macron was both humble and resolute as he spoke publicly for the first time on the anti-government protests that have shaken the country. "I take my share of responsibility. I might have hurt people with my words," Macron said in a nationwide broadcast speech Monday night. He also said he recognizes that a proposed tax hike on pensions was "unjust." But Macron called the anger that has boiled over in the past weeks the result of what he...

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