The hazards of going live for a show that is not broadcast live? Léa Salamé and her acolytes received, last night in “What an era!”, the actors François Cluzet, Michèle Bernier, Franck Dubosc, the magician Donovan Haessy, Ginette Kolinka, survivor of the Auschwitz concentration and extermination camp and Esther Sénot , one of the last French survivors of the camps, as well as the Percujam, a group from the newspaper “Le Papotin”.
The Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs interrupted
Also invited on the France 2 talk show, the Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs Jean-Noël Barrot was treated to an archive in which his father, Jacques Barrot, former European Commissioner for Transport, appeared. Jean-Noël Barrot then declared: “It’s a video that people often talk to me about because it really touched people that evening. And probably the reason why, even if we never really talked about it, my father was so moved when he discovered that Jean-Marie Le Pen reached the second round of the presidential election, this is not unrelated to the testimonies we have just heard. Because the grandfather, the one who died in the assembly, was elected to the Liberation as deputy for Haute-Loire after having, during the Second World War, resisted by bringing…”.
It was exactly 12:54 a.m. when the politician who is also regional councilor for Ile-de-France and vice-president of Modem was interrupted in his explanation by a black screen. Lasting only a few seconds, this black screen was replaced by a screen with multi-colored bands, accompanied by the words “GC Paris” and an audible signal.
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At the same time, a clip highlighting the programs of the France Télévisions group was offered to viewers on a loop. The following message appeared on air: “Following a technical problem, the broadcast of your program is temporarily interrupted. We apologize for this and thank you for your patience.”. We had to wait until 12:57 a.m. for “What a time!” to be broadcast. can finally resume normally.
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