A true sniper, Philippe Caverivière makes thousands of listeners die of laughter every morning on RTL. If some French people do not always agree with his humorous chronicles, the one who also officiates in “What an era” on France 2 does not want to change for all that and continues to fire red bullets at the personalities who challenge him. This Thursday, March 23, it is Julian Bugier and Marie-Sophie Lacarrau who bear the brunt of it.
The two journalists were chosen to interview Emmanuel Macron this Wednesday, March 22 on the divisive pension reform. It was their big first and no one missed it. Indeed, for the first time in their respective careers, the presenter of 1 p.m. TF1 And the one of France 2, were able to question the Head of State on the social tensions resulting from the pension reform. If the two journalists have divided, for Philippe Caverivière the interview with the President of the Republic will not go down in history…
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Philippe Caverivière atomizes Marie-Sophie Lacarrau and Julian Bugier
“I am ready to assume the unpopularity of my valves with the guest”first declared the comedian by entering the skin of Emmanuel Macron as noted by our colleagues from TV Magazine. Subsequently, the one who also officiates in Léa Salamé’s show on Saturday evenings on France 2 spoke directly to the guest of the morning: the Minister of Labour, Olivier Dussopt.
“Don’t worry Olivier, I am to committed humor what Julian Bugier and Marie-Sophie Lacarrau are to tough interviews”, he assured the guest with a lot of sarcasm. Something to shock Yves Calvi and the co-host of the morning showRTL, Amandine Begot. The first put his hand in front of his mouth to evoke his surprise. But the journalists were not at the end of their surprises. In the rest of his column, Philippe Caverivière was even more direct and “violent”: “No balls, it’s weird, it’s the Drucker school!”. A clear opinion, which did not fail to react.
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