Jean-Luc Mélenchon is indignant at a new broadcast of Do not touch My TV. The head of La France insoumise announced to seize the media regulator, Arcom, about Cyril Hanouna’s program broadcast on Friday. “After the Hanouna show on Friday 100% in charge and “vengeful” against my review of the week, we are once again seizing Arcom. Is there a limit on TV? “, tweeted the leader of LFI.
On Friday, the star presenter of C8 Cyril Hanouna said on the set of the show Do not touch My TV that he would no longer invite La France insoumise, in response to Jean-Luc Mélenchon who the day before had declared in a video on YouTube that his “friends” came to this program because “when we come to your house, we know that we are breaking into a platform favorable to the far right, organized for the far right, manufactured for the far right”.
“You should never have made this video”
“You are show organizers and we sneak into your shows to carry our word”, he added, specifying: “Do not delude yourself for a moment about what our presence means. We are not your buddies and we never will be. Responding to the LFI leader, Cyril Hanouna replied on Friday that “to come to someone’s house you have to be invited”.
“And there for the moment, it is myself who says it, for the moment LFI until further notice, they are no longer invited on the set”. The host brought out videos showing moments of complicity with Jean-Luc Mélenchon. “One day we will meet my Jean-Luc. I hope one day we’ll talk and then you come back here and you’re happy, and you’ll tweet behind it. Jean-Luc, you should never have made this video, ”he added.
Mutual complaints
LFI has already seized the Regulatory Authority for Audiovisual and Digital Communication (Arcom) for the first time, following an altercation that occurred on November 10 on the set of TPMP between the star presenter of C8 and Louis Boyard, LFI deputy and former columnist of the show.
Cyril Hanouna had showered insults on the young deputy who had just accused the “five richest people” in France of “impoverishing Africa”, quoting billionaire Vincent Bolloré, owner of the Canal+ group, to which C8 belongs and in trial in Cameroon. A member of the Council of State will study the possibility of a sanction, at the request of the administrative authority. Cyril Hanouna and Louis Boyard have also each announced that they want to file a complaint against the other.