The sequence dates from Monday October 14, 2024. That day, Christine Kelly celebrated five years of her program, Faced with the information, broadcast on CNews. “ 7 p.m. is time. Faced with the news is five years old tonight, happy birthday”she said. Marc Menant, columnist, even intoned: “Happy birthday to you, ma
Christine”. The one who is the mother of a young Léa then continued her speech: “We have a special freedom of expression program for the anniversary of Face à l’info”, she indicated, commenting on archive images of the show.
“You don’t change. Apart from the dress, you still look so radiant,” Marc Menant then told him.
“Thank you for your great loyalty. I have not forgotten anything, you are resistance fighters, you who watch us every evening. Resistance fighters for freedom of expression”, she declared before the Song of the Partisansa version by Léo Ferré, is launched.
Jean-Michel Aphatie attacks Christine Kelly
A sequence which enraged Jean-Michel Aphatie. Indeed, the political journalist from Quotidien shared this passage with a caption that says it all: “Words by Joseph Kessel and Maurice Druon, music by Anna Marly: the Song of the Partisans written in 1943 in London, is an act of resistance to Nazism. The hijacking of Christine Kelly is halfway between outrage and grotesque. But still, the grotesque prevails. Amazing, right?”he asked.
Determined not to let it happen, CChristine Kelly then replied : “Dear Jean-Michel Apathy, in your place I would concentrate on my family. On my private life. On my personal life. On my children. On what matters most. Everything else is ridiculous.”
Cyril Hanouna reacts and tackles the political journalist
Then it was the turn of
Cyril Hanouna to knock out Jean-Michel Apathy. Indeed, on the set of Touche pas à mon poste, he then said:
“Jean-Michel Aphatie, he attacks everyone, he insults everyone (…) and then he is surprised that people respond to him and makes the Caliméro”.
Cyril Hanouna then added about one of his best enemies: “He gets involved in everything (…) He hurts me. He’s a poor guy. (…) We make it exist for nothing.”
