If you want to show how badly a guest is behaving, you don’t really have to do more than maintain your own manners at the dinner table or in the television studio. Greet politely. Offer the good red wine, the good questions. Listen carefully to follow up carefully. At the latest when someone smacks their lips alone, pours ketchup on the tartare, or frantically moves on to the next topic, gets confused and wanders around, the viewer sees gaps, inconsistencies, feels unpleasantly touched, perhaps disturbed. However, what Markus Lanz is organizing this evening in the group with AfD leader Tino Chrupalla is a fatal demonstration of how one’s own level can be lowered.
Tino Chrupalla and Michael Wolffsohn on “Markus Lanz”: Only one person maintains the standard – media
