Elise Lucet
does not hold his tongue in his pocket and proves it through his investigations into France 2 For years. But it is not only through Cash Investigation or her other investigations that the journalist says what she thinks. She has just proven it again this Thursday February 29, 2024 on the set of C to you.
Guest with Ava Djamshidi, editor-in-chief of the magazine SHE,Elise Lucet wanted to react after the column by Lorrain Sénéchal who returned to the “Insoumis campaign targeting journalists” which is controversial. “France Insoumise would like to push its electorate to register on the electoral lists before the European elections in June… This is laudable, but for that, it has launched a campaign on the Internet which presents journalists, editorialists as opponents of this party “initially estimated Elise Lucet.
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Elise Lucet back on the set of “C à Vous”
Subsequently, the teams of C to you reminded their guest that Delphine Ernotte, president of France Televisionsreacted to this campaign through a publication on its social networks. “Nathalie Saint-Cricq targeted in a political campaign. Political attacks against journalists who freely exercise their profession are unacceptable. We cannot allow:France Télévisions takes legal action”she cursed.
A decision understood and shared by Elise Lucet : “Of course she is right. And many of us have given our support to Nathalie Saint-Cricq or Christophe Barbier. We cannot attack journalists like that on posters, it’s scandalous, it’s absolutely scandalous“.
Indeed, the journalist believes that a political party in France “can’t do that.” “We are sending him to popular vindictiveness. What is this behavior from a party that calls itself Republican? I tweeted this afternoon to support Nathalie, but I believe there are dozens, hundreds of us who have done so at France Télévisions or elsewhere […] It’s scandalous”, she added before receiving support from Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine. The presenter of C to you indeed gave its support to Nathalie Saint-Cricq and Christophe Barbier.
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