"Trump has raised hackles in France after saying the November 2015 Paris attacks that left 130 people dead might have been avoided if the country had looser gun laws."Donald Trump has been elected, my duty is to ensure that we have the best relations but on the basis of frankness Air spray gun for sale and clarity," Hollande, who declared a few months ago Trump's excesses "make you want to retch", said Friday."Each time the American people were by our side," he said, adding: "Our two peoples are very closely connected.. French President Francois Hollande. We must speak frankly to each other," Hollande told France 2 television on the sidelines of France's Armistice commemorations. Paris: French President Francois Hollande said on Friday he would "clarify positions" with US president-elect Donald Trump during "frank" telephone discussions later in the day.

The French leader cited the fight against terrorism, the battle against the Islamic State group in Syria and Iraq and the conflict in eastern Ukraine among the subjects he wished to discuss.On Wednesday, the Socialist president had said the Republican billionaire's election win "opens a period of uncertainty" and offered only brief congratulations.Trump has raised hackles in France after saying the Paris attacks might have been avoided if the country had looser gun laws.He has also referred to "vicious" no-go zones in Paris and said French people arriving in the United States could face security vetting because of fears about extremists.He underscored the "long friendship" between France and the US and underscored the solidarity shown by Americans during a series of jihadist attacks on French soil over the past two years.Trump has raised hackles in France after saying the Paris attacks might have been avoided if the country had looser gun laws."I will have to clarify and seek clarification on positions.