MEDIA The audiovisual regulatory authority announced on Thursday that it had seized the independent rapporteur, member of the Council of State, about the altercation between host and MP LFI Louis Boyard on the set of the talk show on November 10
“Abruti”, “cob”, “buffoon” … On November 10, 2022, Cyril Hanouna agonized over insults to the LFI deputy Louis Boyard on the set of “Touche pas à mon poste”. — C8 screenshot
Hands off my postand C8 are not necessarily untouchable as that. Especially after the violent sequence between Cyril Hanouna and the deputy. Louis Boyard (LFI) in the program of November 10. L’Arcom (ex-CSA), the policeman of the audiovisual sector, let it be known this Thursday that it’s asked’ to an “independent rapporteur, member of the Council of State” to consider possible sanctions.
“[The director of Arcom] has indeed considered; that this file related to facts likely to justify the initiation of a sanction procedure, taking into account the formal notices already issued; pronounced in the past to regarding C8”, says the press release.
Read Also
- Cynthia Urías heard Belinda’s mother speak ill of Christian Nodal May 19, 2022
- Zorzi, Orlando and Pretelli: the reunion Sep 22, 2021
- Muscovite found a bird of prey in the yard and asked for advice Jul 15, 2021
- PSG: The club threatens not to play at the Parc des Princes anymore Nov 23, 2022
- Haute-Vienne: A woman found dead in the rubble of her house after a violent fire Nov 17, 2022
- Ibrahimovic out and about in his Ferrari Monza SP2 Jul 1, 2021
- 2021 Audi Skysphere Concept turns out to be a long, luxurious roadster Aug 10, 2021
The audiovisual regulator had himself been seized at; the aftermath of the altercation that occurred on the set of the talk show. “”Abruti,” agony of insults the 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.
< h2>Independent Rapporteur
“In accordance with the law, it will be up to the independent rapporteur to decide whether to initiate proceedings and to investigate the case,” concludes Arcom.
The two men continued their hostilities during the week, each announcing that they wanted to file a complaint against the other.
“Let us be MPs. or not, a presenter does not have to insult someone live for criticizing the owner of his channel, ” Vincent Bolloré Monday the deputy Rebellious during a press conference at the National Assembly.
Cyril Hanouna has dedicated his Monday show at; the incident, the host and his columnists criticizing again the young elected.
The host “regret; abusive language” that he was able to hold, but he also indicated that “on the footage” he “didn’t apologize at all.