what score for the premiere of Gauthier Le Bret in “100% politics” on CNews?

“Good evening everyone, very happy to see you again for this new 100% political formula”. It is with this sentence that Gauthier Le Bret began the new chapter of his career. This Monday, January 6, the 29-year-old journalist took the reins of “100% politique”, a program broadcast from Monday to Friday from 8 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. on CNews.

Previously a columnist and editorialist in “L’heure des pros” with Pascal Praud, he succeeds Julien Pasquet, who temporarily left the station to take parental leave.

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A few hours before his show, the young man was present one last time on Pascal Praud’s set and gave the direction that the political show would take from now on. ““100% political” changes the formula a little since it is shortened by half an hourhe began. We are going to try to do a hosting show in the evening, a rhythmic show in which I will try to put all my energy into making it work. We are going to offer you different sequences with an editorial that I will open, carte blanche for the columnists, a political duel at 10 p.m., a top/flop each day. »

Surrounded by his six columnists, including Rachel Kahn, Philippe Guibert and Yoann Usaï, who will accompany him every evening, Gaulthier Le Bret, who also participates daily in the program “On marche sur la tête”, hosted by Cyril Hanouna on Europe 1, conducted his show with ease. He notably led a debate between Julien Odoul, National Rally deputy for Yonne, and Karl Olive, Ensemble deputy for the Republic of Yvelines.

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This first meeting of the new version of “100% politics” was a great audience success. Between 9 p.m. and 10:30 p.m., the CNews program was followed by 634,000 viewers representing 3% of the public. A score twice as high as that recorded on BFMTV. From 8 p.m. to 10 p.m., Maxime Switek and Alice Darfeuille, who launched “20 H BFM” attracted 252,000 viewers, or 1.2% of French people.