Before launching a new political program on Friday March 18, Patrick Cohen gave an extensive interview to Parisian. The opportunity for him to return to the way certain colleagues treat the presidential campaign. And the columnist of C to you does not seem to be a big fan of the programs offered by Cyril Hanouna. “With him, everything is at the service of clash, spectacle and low blows. We zap from one theme to another without going deeper, in a caricatural way […] We don’t always grow on our sets. It’s complicated to keep a presidential stature by participating in these circus games“, he said, 24 hours after Marine Le Pen’s participation in Face à Baba on C8. “I don’t condemn everything outright. I am sensitive to the argument which consists in saying that its programs awaken young people to public affairs. I am more critical in the way of approaching certain subjects in “Touche pas à mon poste” with conspiratorial or marginal personalities, like Fabrice di Vizio, without journalistic control“, explained Patrick Cohen.
Words that visibly upset the host of Touche not at my post. The latter wanted to answer him this Thursday, March 17 on the set of Jean-Marc Morandini on CNews: “I may disagree with Marine Le Pen but I respect the people on my set. I am not a lecturer. I’m the anti-Patrick Cohen. He is a lesson giver. People don’t want that anymore!” he started before adding: “Patrick Cohen, he’s at home. He’s quiet. He goes and puts his ass in C à vous every night to say a few words and to take a salary that must be comfortable. He allows himself to give lessons to the French: he don’t vote for so-and-so, you have to vote for so-and-so“.
“He better sweep outside his door and stop giving advice to the French. Now he is doing a show on the INA website. He allows himself to give lessons and he does a program on the INA website, I didn’t even know that existed. We don’t want lesson givers anymore!“, he swung to conclude.
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