Reconquer the sacred
, such is the title of the fifth and new book by Sonia Mabrouk, published by the Observatory editions.
The journalist recounts her conversion to the sacred.
“
The sacred is the need to reconnect with what precedes us and succeeds us
”, she explains this Friday on the set of “Buzz TV”.
“
The sacred gives access to greater than oneself.
It's not necessarily supernatural and religious
,” she adds.
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The journalist who interviews politicians every morning on Europe 1 has noted a "
desacralization
" in our society which goes back, according to her, to May 68 and this slogan
"it is forbidden to ban
" which "
has done a lot of damage
".
“
The sacred is a little outdated and mocked today.
When I talk about it in the media, some take a step back as if it were something unbecoming
,” notes Sonia Mabrouk.
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During this interview, Sonia Mabrouk also returned to the criticisms leveled against her CNews channel where she officiates every noon and every Sunday in "Le Grand rendez-vous".
She notices that each time CNews figures are invited to a show, they are asked about potential management interventions on the editorial line.
"
Why don't we ask the same question to a BFMTV journalist?
Do we ask him if Mr. Patrick Drahi intervenes on his editorial line?
“, she asks.
She continues by responding to those who qualify CNews as an “
opinion channel
” like Marc-Olivier Fogiel, boss of BFMTV.
“
What is an opinion?
CNews is a news channel.
During the two hours of my slot, I have two important diaries which are made by the editorial staff, I have four news items.
I provide information and so do my guests.
We respond perfectly to the specifications of a news channel
”, she defends, specifying to assume her positions and her interventions.
"
It's a cross-partisan commitment
," she says to conclude on the subject.