Who can beat Eric Zemmour?
A week before the CNews polemicist returned to school, BFMTV launched the counter-offensive with the recruitment of two personalities for its evening debut.
Starting at 6:50 p.m. with Yves Calvi who takes control of “Calvi 3D”, for “decryption, debate and direct”.
We could add a fourth D for dynamic, given its submachine gun flow during the summary in a blue, white, pink decor.
Here no experts as in "The info of the real" its previous program on Canal + or "C dans l'air" on France 5, which made its success.
But a unique guest: the Minister of Health Olivier Véran, with whom he is fighting a real fight for the premiere.
His method: reminders, pugnacious questions, smiles alternating with furrowed brows, "without a spirit of irony", as he said: Calvi makes Calvi.
40 minutes of punchy interview followed by a report on the outbreak of violence in Marseille and a plateau on the repatriation of Afghans with home journalists.
Few comments and a lot of information, while on CNews, Marc Menant evoked the birth of Louis XVI.
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But the real novelty is "Polonews", refereed by Aurélie Casse, that BFMTV could have called the "Polony show", from 8 to (almost) 9 pm. His mission for the day: “Cooking Florian Philippot calmly but with spice. The result is frustrating. The former columnist of Laurent Ruquier, who crosses his arms several times, struggles to hide his annoyance with the president of the Patriots. It's softer the second half hour. Quite the opposite of the set of “L'heure des pros 2” on channel 16, where the speakers focus on all subjects.
