This Thursday, December 5, after the motion of censure voted the day before, France 2 chose to deprogram Special Envoy for the benefit of a political evening orchestrated by Caroline Roux.
This is an almost unprecedented political situation in the history of the Fifth Republic. This Wednesday, December 4, the motion of censure tabled by the New Popular Front was adopted thanks to the choice of 331 deputies. Consequently, this vote forces the Prime Minister to resign. A first since 1962. On TV channels, we are following this major event and the French are there. For example, the continuous news channels were widely followed yesterday: 4.8% market share for BFMTV in the lead (its best day of the season), 4.4% for CNEWS, 2.4% for LCI 1.3% for franceinfo.
Élise Lucet and Special Envoy leave their place to Caroline Roux this Thursday, December 5 after the resignation of the Barnier government
The scores should be roughly similar this Thursday, December 5 with the continuation of the political events. Accordingly, France 2 has chosen to deprogram Special correspondent, Additional Investigation et We Europeans initially planned for this evening. Élise Lucet's magazine was to offer a subject on garage sales, another on witches as well as a portrait on the pastry chef Nina Métayer. But what will France 2 viewers find when they tune into the channel's prime? The public service has chosen to broadcast The Eventthe magazine presented by Caroline Roux, from 8:40 p.m. Anne-Sophie Lapix's news, marked by Emmanuel Macron's speech at 8 p.m., will therefore be somewhat shortened.
France 2 deprograms Further investigation with Tristan Waleckx for the benefit of two political documentaries this Thursday, December 5
In the second part of the evening, France 2 will broadcast two new documentaries: Dissolution, story of a political earthquake et National Assembly, anatomy of a crisis. Surprisingly, the broadcast of these two programs was initially scheduled as a bonus next Thursday, December 12. In the first offered at 10:15 p.m., an exceptional cast is brought together to understand what led to the dissolution: François Hollande, Nicolas Sarkozy, Elisabeth Borne, Edouard Philippe, Lucie Castets, Bernard Cazeneuve, Xavier Bertrand, Laurent Berger, Laurent Wauquiez, Olivier Faure, Marine Le Pen, François Bayrou and even Jean-Luc Mélenchon. The second documentary launched at 11:45 p.m. will cover the reality behind the crisis in the National Assembly. These two programs will therefore be worth seeing this evening for the most night owls among you!
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