A debate that promises! As the presidential election approaches, the campaign is in full swing and many candidates are organizing rallies and meetings with the French. In order to come and discuss with them and find out more about their expectations. But the candidates also take advantage of their media coverage to appear in different shows. Whether on TF1, France 2, BFM or even C8. Because yes, recently Cyril Hanouna got into politics. Or rather, in the animation of political debate. This is why, for the second issue of his “baby”, “Face à Baba”, he chose to invite Eric Zemmour again, and, no doubt, his main rival in the person of Jean-Luc Mélenchon. , the candidate of La France Insoumise. A debate that promises to be animated in view of the antecedents between the two.
In reality, this is not really a debate. Jean-Luc Mélenchon being the main guest of the evening, the latter will only have to deal with ten interlocutors, “five interlocutors rather for, five rather against”, as specified by C8. Eric Zemmour will undoubtedly be part of the opposition and should have a little more time than the others. Each speaker having, however, at the start, ten minutes each to question the guest of the evening. But in view of the context, and the rivalry between the two politicians, it is hard to see Cyril Hanouna giving so much time to the Reconquest candidate! than the other guests on the set. “It will be the second round”, announced the troublemaker of the PAF, referring to the debate which took place between the two candidates last September. As a result, many French people are impatiently awaiting this exchange, just like Cyril Hanouna him -same. “The show is eagerly awaited, it’s true that I too am impatiently awaiting this second round, especially since there in the polls both are rising”, he rejoiced.
Although he did not really need promotion to promote his program, he was still able to count on the support of his columnist Kelly Vedovelli. The latter indeed posting a publication in her Instagram story to tease the second issue of “Face à Baba”.