The legislative elections are fast approaching and the political class continues its media tour. This June 26, Rachida Dati was invited on Cyril Hanouna’s show on Europe 1.
The Minister of Culture returned to the political news of the moment and also mentioned the racist insults received by journalists in recent days. The former Minister of Justice provided her support to the facilitators concerned and revealed that she too had been victim of threats.
Rachida Dati speaks on the measures of the National Rally
Rachida Dati was invited to Cyril Hanouna’s set on June 26, just four days before the first round of the legislative elections. On Europe 1, the Minister of Culture spoke about the measures announced by the political parties, in the event of a majority in the Assembly and the taking of power. The fifty-year-old notably gave her opinion on the desire of the National Rally to establish a national preference.”On social housing, it shocks me, it means that my parents who were workers, they would not be entitled to it” she emphasized.
Then, Rachida Dati explained that she had left the Republicans, in particular because of her disagreement with personalities like Eric Ciotti. “Remember when there was a positioning, where Eric Ciotti said that he would vote for Eric Zemmour in the second round. I can’t vote for a person who attacked on my person, on my daughter, on the first nameson my life… When I was Keeper of the Seals, he called for my resignation” she confided. Eric Ciotti has also announced his alliance with the extreme right.
Rachida Dati: her shocking anecdote about her daughter
Rachida Dati spoke out about the racist letters received by certain journalists recently. Indeed,
Karim Rissouli revealed the contents of a letter containing racist remarks received at his home. It can be read in particular: “LThe historic French people have it all in their ass from all the idiots. You can go out of your way with your left-wing Islamo guests, you won’t change a thing, the soutien will never accept you“. The France 5 journalist is not the only one to have received this kind of nauseating comments. Mohammed Bouhafsi was targeted by
racist insults on Instagram. The Minister of Culture then brought her support to these journalists at the microphone of Europe 1.
Rachita Dati assured that this type of behavior was commonplace. “Want me to show you what I get every day?” she first said, admitting to being the victim of threats for years. The minister then told a shocking anecdote. “I had tkidnapping attempts on my daughter, when she was in a nursery. She never stayed two years successively in the same school. She paid dearly for it in the end.” she revealed on Europe 1.
