What role will Cyril Hanouna play in the next presidential election? The question really arises when Paris Match teaches us that the host of Do not touch My TV is preparing to publish a book, co-written with journalist and columnist Christophe Barbier, on October 6 at Fayard. Entitled What the French told me, this essay should expose the PAF troublemaker’s “2022 vision for France”.
The work will be divided into several parts. On the one hand, researchers and communicators will analyze three years of programs broadcast on C8, whether Do not touch My TV or Balance your post where politicians and other witnesses of the news marched. On the other hand, Cyril Hanouna will return to the role he played during the five-year term of Emmanuel Macron, from the beginnings of the “yellow vests” movement to the testimonies of victims of police and domestic violence.
The host confirmed the arrival of What the French told me without having to spell things out
on his Twitter account, quoting the information with a wink emoji. Scheduled for the start of the school year, this book written in the first person is only a stone in the building that Cyril Hanouna wants to build for the deadline of 2022. Last April, the strong man of C8 confirmed his desire to propose a political program in which he would receive the candidates for the presidential election.