A (very) heated debate. On November 7, the day after the terrible attack on Israeli supporters by other football supporters in Amsterdam, the TPMP team returned to this beating. In the 5 images of the day, the columnists shared their emotion in the face of these unbearable images of anti-Semitic violence.
While Cyril Hanouna described the drama, Thomas Guénolé intervened: “Do we agree that we are not lumping it in with all the pro-Palestinians? » On set, this association of ideas was shocking. At first, the columnists and Cyril Hanouna offered stunned silence. Thomas Guénolé then added: “Are we in agreement?” I just want to be clear on that, that's all. »
Cyril Hanouna to Thomas Guénolé: “I don’t know where you come from, but…”
Faced with these insinuations, the stage finally quickly caught fire. In a climate of high tension, Cyril Hanouna lost his temper: “What’s the connection?” No, but frankly, I don't see the connection! No, but honestly, what is he talking about? I'm going to explain life to you, how it happens. I don't know where you're from, but you didn't have to go into the neighborhoods or anything much, and you had a pretty comfortable and happy childhood.”he told his columnist.
With a blushing face, Thomas Guénolé let his boss speak… before speaking again, and insulting him in turn! “Be careful what you say, Cyril! » he raged against these visibly vexing comments. The clash is far from having stopped there. Subsequently, Cyril Hanouna again ordered his columnist to be careful with his words, and criticized him for not being outraged by the images of violence.
“There are a lot of people telling me to fire you”
The leader of the channel then said all the bad things that the TPMP audience thought of his columnist: “You are indecent (…) There are a lot of people who tell me to fire you because it’s unbearable what they hear every night because of you.”
Will he carry out his threats? In any case, Thomas Guénolé did not let it happen. He in turn threatened the C8 troublemaker. “Be careful, because a lot of times tell me to leave because of the way you speak it”he drew. A little later, he softened. And tried to justify himself: “I have autism spectrum disorder, I don’t see things the way you do…”
