After Marine Le Pen, then Emmanuel Macron, it is now Cyril Hanouna who comes out in favor of the privatization of the audiovisual sector. The troublemaker of the paf started his daily show on C8, this January 16, with a new controversy … He felt that France televisions and Radio France received far too much money from the State …
“If France Télévisions did its job…”
And to explain in effect:I saw something that made me hallucinate. Do you know how much the state gives to France Télévisions and Radio France per year? How much do they give them?” Overwhelmed, he replied without delay: “3 billion 800,000 million. You can check the figures. Every year, we give 4 billion and that’s without the ads because they have the ads in addition. With 4 billion, we can buy cars for the police, we can redo some hospitals, we can increase the teachers. 4 billion euros that we give out of our pocket”. And drop: “Private me that!”
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An idea that still unleashes passions in France, while this year, the contribution to public broadcasting has already been removed for all users. Cyril Hanouna, he assumed his criticism of public service: “If France Télévisions was doing its job, we wouldn’t be the ones helping people every day. The squats, the students who are bad, the high schools who are not well… France Télévisions, they don’t do any of that. Neither Radio France, they only criticize”
Still furious at this amount which he considers far too large, the one who works for the Canal + group cursed: “4 billion euros, remember this figure, it drove me crazy all weekend, I wanted to arrive to tell you about it“.
Baba extends an invitation to the Minister of Culture
To Culture Minister Rima Abdul Malak, who recently gave an interview to Le Monde to discuss these issues, Baba said: “Madam Minister, let her come here to talk to us because culture is everyone. I would like to know her answer on the 4 billion that we give to France Télévisions. I would like to see Fort Boyard, the father Fourras I am willing to pay it, but let them tell me the 4 billion where they are going”.
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