Both natives of Amiens (Somme), the first lady and the presenter had met at the Elysée Palace in November 2017. It is therefore to Jean-Pierre Pernau t, unbeatable pope of the 13 Hours of TF1 that Brigitte Macron had chose to give its very first live television interview this Wednesday noon, for the launch of the Yellow Pieces operation to collect donations.
Its first since taking over the orders from the Hôpital de Paris-Hôpitaux de France foundation on June 12. A slightly stressed first lady, in a sober black jacket on a white shirt, for this duplex organized from the pediatrics department of the regional hospital center of Orléans (Loiret). She preferred in fact that we see her in a situation rather than on the set of the JT of 20 hours of TF1, more institutional, as did each year before her Bernadette Chirac.
And it was to her illustrious predecessor, who led the foundation for twenty-five years, that Brigitte Macron insisted on giving a “huge tribute”: “Thank you, Madame, you have my admiration”. "The distress letters I receive, I want to tell parents that I hear them and that I will do everything to help them," she said for her first steps. By his side, the coach of the Blues Didier Deschamps, sponsor of the Operation yellow pieces for the second year, has promised to commit "fully", old media road, very used to cameras.
Applauded by hospital staff
Emergency crisis and hospital oblige, Brigitte Macron was questioned about the discontent of the caregivers. "If they are in such disarray, it is out of ambition for their hospital [...] I see what they are doing on the ground, I am totally in awe," greeted the one who regularly visits hospitals to meet sick children. "The staff of the Orleans hospital listened to him in dressing rooms and applauded to thank her for having had a word about their profession," said his entourage shortly after.
Asked about the training institute for “big dropouts” that she opened in Clichy-sous-Bois (Seine-Saint-Denis), where she will deliver her second course this Monday, January 13, Brigitte Macron also announced that a new center should see the light of day in September 2020 in Roubaix (North), in addition to the one already planned in Valence (Drôme). Not a word, however, on the pension reform which agitates the executive and had however been the subject of a subject at the 13 Hours, an instant earlier.
Operation Yellow Pieces, which aims to collect donations from famous piggy banks to help families whose children are hospitalized, will run until February 15.