It is a presenter of strength and character. Anne-Sophie Lapix presents the 8 p.m. news on France 2, and is brought to receive political figures. Obviously, she sometimes has to address sensitive subjects with, and it doesn’t always happen as it should.
This was recently the case with Jordan Bardella, far-right politician, who used the question of Anne-Sophie Lapix against her, when the subject of Philippe’s death was broached. A turnaround which did not please the presenter, who did not hesitate to defend herself against the politician who had perfectly prepared his answers.
Anne-Sophie Lapix “I also remember what I felt”
While the France 5 journalist showed her the passage from her interview with Jordan Bardella, Anne-Sophie Lapix’s reaction was not long in coming:
“I also remember how I felt. Maybe I’m wrong to ask questions hoping to have answers. There in fact, he relies on a question to make this point which, I think, he wanted to have from the start“she said.
The presenter of the 8 p.m. news on France 2 also returned to the attitude and manipulation of the RN politician with her response, according to her, perfectly prepared. A response to which she found it difficult not to react.
The journalist admits to having gotten “a little carried away”
During her explanations, Anne-Sophie Lapix also admitted that she was unable to remain unmoved by Jordan Bardella’s turnaround: “In fact, her sentence was well prepared, it did not correspond at all to the question I asked her. I think I got a little carried away, I didn’t want to get carried away but I find it a little harsh to bring out something so sensitive to an almost technical question“she said.
The journalist then explained:
“Because in addition there is an answer. There’s has a bill which was tabled by the RN which plans to finance these expulsions by increasing the tobacco tax, so there is an answer. I wanted to see what he was going to say about that, and here he took the opportunity to return to a register of emotions. I think it’s not good“.
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