On Wednesday March 27,
Yann Barthès
was interviewed by the National Assembly's commission of inquiry into the allocation of TNT frequencies. A moment scrutinized by everyone in the television world, including Cyril Hanouna and
Ségolène Royal
.
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The host of “TPMP” on C8, himself interviewed two weeks earlier, did not fail to make fun of the outfit that Yann Barthès wore in front of the deputies for his hearing - a simple green fleece - by imitating the same evening on his show. This Thursday, March 28, Ségolène Royal in turn spoke about this hearing. The politician, who regularly writes the column “Ségolène explains” in Cyril Hanouna’s broadcasts, was present in “PAF avec Baba”.
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“He came in his pajamas, it’s weird…”
Ségolène Royal on Yann Barthès
She began her story by talking about food waste then spoke about the exhibition on impressionism which opened on March 26 at the Musée d'Orsay. Cyril Hanouna then threw it at Yann Barthès:
“Have you looked at the commission? (...) What did you think ? »
“He came in his pajamas, it’s weird…”
she replied, making the other columnists present on the set laugh.
“He didn't have his hair done. You were much more respectful in your outfit
,” she said, addressing the host.
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She continued by giving her point of view on “Quotidien” hosted by Yann Barthès:
“Often what is in this show is that they make fun of the poor. Under the pretext of making fun of the rednecks, they make fun of the people.”
She continues her remarks:
“They make fun, for example, of the M6 show on weddings. Sometimes they are very modest weddings and, once, he made fun of a show, we could see that people had certainly made a considerable effort to save up to pay for a beautiful wedding. They zoomed in on “there’s no one”, “the food isn’t good” and this and that… Or the country parties, for example, the lotteries…”
“They made fun of Polska too
,” adds Cyril Hanouna. The young woman, present on the set, then explains the facts:
“When we demonstrated for the overhaul of pensions, they were made fun of because they said “they just come to show their cleavage” (...) They judged us by our looks.”
Ségolène Royal then concludes by saying
“Don’t worry, I’m not invited to “Quotidien” either..."