Shortly before 4 p.m., Quentin Bataillon, president of the commission of inquiry, reminded
Cyril Hanouna
of the need to respond as effectively as possible to the questions asked so that as many parliamentarians as possible can express themselves.
“I want us to speed up
,” he kindly pointed out to him as the host returned for the umpteenth time to the Louis Boyard affair in
“Touche pas à mon poste!”
»
.
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“Yes, plus I remind you that I am live so I really have to leave at 4:30 p.m.,”
replied Cyril Hanouna, in accordance with the times of his summons to the National Assembly on Thursday afternoon.
“We will keep you until 4:30 p.m. and that is why I really need you to respond very directly and what you have already said, there is no point in saying it again
,” added Quentin Bataillon.
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“Snack questions do not concern this committee”
To which Cyril Hanouna concluded ironically, before continuing his answers:
“And I have my snack at 4:30 p.m. as well”
.
While he was speaking, the C8 host was interrupted by a clearly dissatisfied speaker.
“Don't worry, at 4:30 p.m., it's just the end of the hearing, the snack questions do not actually concern this committee but all these elements waste time and speakers
,” arbitrated the president of the investigative committee.
A few moments later, on the set of “Touche pas à mon poste!”
», Cyril Hanouna was surprised to be welcomed by his columnists all dressed in a white t-shirt flocked with the message
“It’s snack time”
.