Philippe de Villiers: The verdict is in

Invited, like every Friday, to react to the news of the week on CNews, Philippe de Villiers is back, this Friday, December 13, 2024, with peak audiences.

This Friday, December 6, 2024, Philippe de Villiers was back live on CNews with a new number Facing Philippe de Villiers always presented by Eliot Devaland accompanied by the editorial director of the JDD, Geoffroy Lejeune.

A program during which the former far-right minister, MP and MEP notably shared his thoughts on the twentieth day of arbitrary detention of the Franco-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal by the Algerian authorities.

The Mercosur agreement, government censorship and Notre-Dame de Paris in the summary of Facing Philippe de Villiers

Among the subjects on which Philippe de Villiers was also invited to react, we find the signing of the Mercosur agreement by the European Commission despite the opposition of France, the censorship of the Barnier government, “new episode of a historic crisis”or the reopening of Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral, symbol of “French eternity”.

As for audiences, this Friday, December 6, 2024, Facing Philippe de Villiers attracted, on average, 876,000 faithful between 7 p.m. and 8 p.m., i.e. 5.6% of the public aged four and over. A peak of 1.08 million curious people was even observed at 7:54 p.m.

Historic record broken for Philippe de Villiers on CNews

The program thus beat its historical record on both indicators, but not only that. Indeed, Facing Philippe de Villiers also performed well on commercial targets, with 5.6% of people from CSP+ in front of their screen. Here again, a historic record was broken by Facing Philippe de Villiers.

Note that CNews was then leader among 24-hour news channelsbut above all sixth national channel. For comparison, a week earlier, Friday November 29, 2024, Facing Philippe de Villiers was followed by around 763,000 followers, or 4.8% market share and 3.6% of people from CSP+.

Facing Philippe de Villiers can be found every Friday between 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. live on CNews.