This Monday, September 23, in On marche sur la tête on Europe 1, Cyril Hanouna commented on the recent comments of Gérald Darmanin, evoking his Algerian origins. On this occasion, the radio host made a surprising parallel with a star of the small screen, Cyril Féraud.
On Europe 1, what should have been temporary has become lasting. From Monday to Friday, Cyril Hanouna was indeed installed in place of Sophie Davant who presented Sophie & Les Copains last year. While he launched his political show On marche sur la tête during the recent elections, the star presenter of C8 hosts a show that has become daily and long-lasting.
From Monday to Friday, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., in the company of his columnists, Cyril Hanouna discusses current affairs and social events while also giving a voice to listeners. This Monday, September 23, Cyril Hanouna is returned to the statements of Gérald Darmanin during his transfer of power with Bruno Retailleau to the Ministry of the Interior.
Cyril Hanouna returns to the controversy surrounding Gérald Darmanin’s comments
“My name is Gérald Moussa Jean Darmanin. It is quite obvious that if my name had been Moussa Darmanin, I would not have been elected mayor and deputy.. And no doubt, I would not have been appointed Minister of the Interior on the first try…”estimated the former Minister of the Interior. A statement which was widely commented on in the program On marche sur la tête on Europe.
“It’s a tribute to his grandfather”specified one of Cyril Hanouna’s columnists while other speakers considered that these comments described a racist France. While the debate raged in the Europe 1 studio, Cyril Hanouna did not hesitate to draw a parallel with Cyril Féraud.
Cyril Hanouna dares an unexpected parallel
And like a hair in the soup, the host of TPMP mentioned
the former host of Slamin the middle of a discussion about Gérald Darmanin. “And guys, when Cyril Féraud left Slam, what do you guys think?”he said before clarifying the basis of his thoughts.
“Do you think he didn’t talk about his life? What do you believe? But it’s the same! It’s the same guys! The beard!“he declared, to the laughter of his columnists before Valérie Benaïm took up the thread of the discussion more seriously. A lunar intervention
from Cyril Hanouna who has not put his humor in the closet despite the themes, sometimes serious, addressed in his new radio show.
