"My question is quite simple: are you telling the truth in this book?", he swung, causing general discomfort. And for good reason, Thursday January 7, 2021, Gabriel Attal was invited on the set of C to you sure France 5 to take stock of the health crisis that has been raging in France for nearly a year. However, the government spokesperson was not alone around the table … Indeed, the one who confided in his desire for fatherhood a few weeks ago was at the side of the professor and MEP Philippe Juvin. Both swept away the shortage of masks, the two national confinements but also the vaccination campaign which began a few days ago. Before leaving the stage, Gabriel Attal wanted to clarify another point, slightly more targeted than the country's health crisis …
"We are all able to say that we won the Loto once the draw has taken place"
Indeed, after explaining that he had received Philippe Juvin's book, I will never deceive their violence, the day before, the government spokesperson wanted to give his opinion (decided) on the book written in the form of a logbook: "I found it very violent. You accuse the government of lying, and I admit that I was quite annoyed while reading this book. I wrote down two or three things if you will allow me ", he began, raising the anxiety a little on the side of the doctor and mayor of La Garenne-Colombes. Immediately, Gabriel Attal begins a show of force, point by point, during which he compares Philippe Juvin's televised statements with those in his book, and against all odds … none stick.
"My question is quite simple: are you telling the truth in this book? At that time you weren't telling the truth on the TV sets or you were telling the truth on the TV sets and in this case that means you rewrote the story a bit in your book", Gabriel Attal swings, leaving his interlocutor nailed to his chair. Far from having finished with the emergency writer, the government spokesperson persists and signs: "We are all able to say that we won the Loto once the draw has taken place because we have all the numbers. It's easy today to recommend action before everyone else when in your public statements you didn't say that at all. " For Philippe Juvin, cut short by Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine, "There are two descriptions of the Battle of Waterloo in French literature." Exchange more than tense …
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