These last few days have clearly not been easy for Jean-Luc Mélenchon. The leader of La France Insoumise has indeed been splashed by the embarrassing Quatennens affair. Recall that Adrien Quatennens, very close collaborator of Jean-Luc Mélenchon, is targeted by an investigation for domestic violence, after his wife Céline filed a handrail. And recently, the deputy of LFI was the subject of a new handrail filed by his wife. In her new report, she accuses the northern deputy, with whom she is in the process of divorce, of having harassed her by sending her numerous text messages from her first handrail.
But on September 30, Jean-Luc Mélenchon had his ears ringing for a completely different reason. Marco Mouly, the star of the documentary “The kings of the scam”, was invited in “Touche pas à mon poste” on C8. The opportunity for him to look back on his meeting with the politician when they were both invited last Saturday during the premiere of Léa Salamé’s new program, “Quelle époque!”.
Marco Mouly, sentenced to eight years in prison for VAT fraud on carbon quotas, confided to Cyril Hanouna all his animosity towards the leader of rebellious France. “I wanted to do it to myself, Mélenchon, really, really. To tell people ‘the poor’ and you don’t live like a poor person, you don’t see the suffering. He’s funny, when you ask him a real question, he only shouts, he does not answer the question. I said to myself ‘I will do it to myself, he talks a lot'”, he lamented. However, the explanation could not be made on the set. Behind the scenes, before the start of the show, the two men met but Marco Mouly did not want to shake hands with Jean-Luc Mélenchon. An attitude that would have greatly displeased the politician who would then have demanded not to be on the set at the same time as Marco Mouly. “You didn’t talk to him at all?”, then questioned Cyril Hanouna. “But he didn’t want to! (…) One day I will do it to myself, it deserves“, assured Marco Mouly. Atmosphere …