December 18, 2020 is a milestone in the career of Jean-Pierre Pernaut. Indeed, this day represents that of his departure from the television news of 13 hours sure TF1, after more than thirty years at the helm. "At the time, no national television channel had this kind of device, so I feel a lot of pride! To manage to make a television news that works starting from a crazy idea, that is to say the idea of offering a news story that is close to people is a great success", he revealed to us a few hours before handing over the reins to Marie-Sophie Lacarrau. Very attached to the essential program, the husband of Nathalie Marquay took care to support her replacement in her new functions. "We've been trading in recent weeks, so she can calmly take back the keys of the house", he had explained. And so that the baptism of Marie-Sophie Lacarrau at JT of TF1 takes place under the best auspices, Jean-Pierre Pernaut also gave him a very important present.
Jean-Pierre Pernaut delivers a history of several decades
Jean-Pierre Pernaut wishes to keep his mark on the newscast of 13 hours sure TF1. Reason why he insisted on send an essential document to Marie-Sophie Lacarrau : an archive binder. A delicate attention filmed and broadcast by the channel on Twitter on December 25, 2020. "Journalistically we know you well, but the 1 pm newspaper is also the region. So, to help you, look … Here are 30 years of notes, little cards, I wrote everything down", Jean-Pierre Pernaut launched against Marie-Sophie Lacarrau."Here we are going to take a card at random … Charentaise! Do you know Charentaise? 17th century manufacturing technique. I have everything ! Look at this is the recipe for the calisson d'Aix, the Picardy string … There are all the files in there. There are the most beautiful villages in France, the controlled appellations of origin … This is a gift". It is clear that Marie-Sophie Lacarrau therefore has all the elements to satisfy her new viewers …
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