Information, blunders, guests who crash it at the last minute, and above all lots of laughs. Viewers always have a good time watching C to you. The daily newspaper hosted by Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine, on France 5which rivals TPMP And Daily every night of the week. And the host ensures the show even in the middle of a strike to protest against the pension reform proposed by Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne. Indeed, this Tuesday, February 7, she again animated her “baby and received Mika and Vianney. But the coaches of The Voice were not the only ones to respond.
Indeed, Guillaume Meurice, humorist and columnist on France Inter, also accepted the invitation of Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine. The host also wanted to pay him “tribute” as soon as he arrived on the set. “We are delighted to welcome Guillaume Meurice! Was I mediocre there or not?”asked the journalist in reference to the title of his book “A little praise of mediocrity”published by Les Peregrines. “It was pretty mediocre yeah, I liked it. You paid tribute to my book”then replied the comedian, apparently delighted with the wink.
Pension reform at the center of the debate
However, a few moments after the thanks, the columnist of France Inter surprised the journalist and her colleagues. “But then, isn’t there a strike here? I thought we were on strike today!… The public service there, what are you doing?”dropped Guillaume Meurice, visibly surprised to see people in the public service working, instead of demonstrating against Élisabeth Borne. “And you, did you go on strike?”then replied Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine, very surprised by the question of the comedian. “Well yes! I wasn’t on the radio today, I just came back from a demo! Come on, let’s go back! We stop everything! Good evening everyone!”he finally let go, always with his humor that the fans know him.
If the subject of retreats is still so much talk in the coming days, Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine may well know who to invite on her set. Indeed, this Tuesday, February 7, in the morning, Michael Youn wished to speak on the subject. In particular to respond to Gérald Darmanin who mentioned the working conditions of his mother, aged over 67, on the airwaves of RTL. This one could not leave before “because otherwise she had nothing to live on”. Not enough to move the comedian who replied to him a few days later: “62 or 64 years old… Me, my mother is 75 years old and every day, she takes care of my father, me, her grandchildren, her neighbour: there is not a day when she does not work. In fact, everyone retires one day… except my mother!”. One way to show that the Minister of the Interior was not in the best position to ask the French to go to work until they are at least 64 years old.
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