Emmanuel Macron ended the political impasse in which France had been since the resignation of Gabriel Attal in mid-July on Thursday, September 5, 2024. The head of state decided to appoint Michel Barnier as Prime Minister.
BFMTV, CNews, LCI and Franceinfo have changed their schedules to cover his arrival at Matignon. The other television channels have not been left behind. Like Daily – whose content Yann Barthès has shaken up to celebrate a historic act -, Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine has proposed a special broadcast of It’s up to you on France 5.
“There, he’s disturbing me…” : Roselyne Bachelot destabilized by a remark from Patrick Cohen in It’s up to you
To comment on and decipher the nomination of Michel Barnier, the host, whose columnist Bertrand Chameroy was hit on by an international star, received Roselyne Bachelot. The latter did not appear surprised by the arrival of the Republican figure at Matignon. “The name of Michel Barnier has been circulating in certain circles for several days.”she first confessed.
“I had a drink with Michel Barnier well before the affair of the dissolution (of the National Assembly provoked by Emmanuel Macron after the results of the European elections, editor’s note) and of these new legislative elections…”continued the former minister of Nicolas Sarkozy. Patrick Cohen then interrupted her: “So he drinks glasses, that’s a first piece of information!”.
The guest of It’s up to you lost her composure after being cut off in her tracks by Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine’s columnist. After a moment of silence, she pulled herself together: “That’s it… I think it’s helpful to rehydrate.”The woman who became a TV columnist then struggled to find her words. “But uh… There you go, he’s disturbing me. Once again…”she finally confessed to the host of France 5’s flagship show.
“He’s disturbing you! So you were having a drink with Michel Barnier well before the dissolution…”helped her to take back Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine. To which Roselyne Bachelot responded: “And I really felt it at the time, not in a spectator strategy, but in a strategy of waiting and of an actor who is preparing. I had made the observation to the people who accompanied me…”.
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