Paris Olympics Head Braces For Scrutiny, Defends Integrity Amidst Investigation

Tony Estanguet, president of the Paris 2024 Olympics, expects intense criticism and financial scrutiny but rejects comparisons to previous scandal-ridden Games.
Estanguet defends his colleagues whose homes were searched in an investigation into Olympic contracts and emphasizes careful oversight of billions in funds.
Estanguet believes Paris will be the "safest place in the world" during the 2024 Olympics despite unfinished preparations one year before the event.
Estanguet anticipates ongoing probes even post-Olympics and scrutiny from the public and media.
Estanguet insists the current investigation is not comparable to past Olympic corruption and ethics scandals.