This Tuesday, May 3, Patrick Duhamel was invited on the set of C à vous to comment on his report broadcast on France 2 the same evening. Viewers were able to discover an unpublished extract in which Edouard Philippe makes a rather strange statement. A tackle against Emmanuel Macron?
This Tuesday, May 3, France 2 is broadcasting a political report, called hundred days. The opportunity to discover the first minutes following the inauguration of a President of the Republic. Co-written by Patrick Duhamel, the documentary questioned in total three former Presidents and seven former Prime Ministers. On this occasion, the journalist was present in the program It’s up to you the same day. Thus, an excerpt from Edouard Philippe was broadcast in preview. And the former Prime Minister made remarks that made Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine react.
Indeed, the words of Edouard Philippe echo the news, he who would be on bad terms with Emmanuel Macron. However, the sequence was shot a year ago, as Patrick Duhamel points out: “After these three years at Matignon, I think that presiding and governing are two very different things. And I think that when the President gets involved in governing, he crashes. And I even think that he is doomed to fail. “, then declared the former Prime Minister. A sequence that Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine wanted to comment on : “Obviously it sounds like a barely disguised criticism ofEmmanuel Macron Who will have to change his method of government? That is to say, stop governing and start presiding?then asks the presenter to the journalist.
Emmanuel Macron’s governance criticized
To which Patrick Duhamel replies: “That is what he said. So he didn’t say ‘I’m going to preside, I’m not going to govern’ but he said ‘I’m going to change my method of government’. And he had the opportunity during the campaign to say ‘besides my ambition will not be to govern, if the French trust me, but to preside. But we can see that it is a general reflection of Edouard Philippe but which applies to all Presidents”.
Loading-widget
Subscribe to the Closermag.fr Newsletter to receive the latest news for free
© France 5
3/12 –
Edward Philip
Co-written by Patrick Duhamel, the documentary interviewed a total of three former Presidents and seven former Prime Ministers. On this occasion, the journalist was present in the program C à vous on the same day.
© France 5
4/12 –
Edward Philip
Thus, an excerpt from Edouard Philippe was broadcast in preview. And the former Prime Minister made remarks that made Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine react.
© France 5
5/12 –
Edward Philip
Indeed, the words of Edouard Philippe echo the news, he who would be on bad terms with Emmanuel Macron. However, the sequence was shot a year ago, as Patrick Duhamel points out: “After these three years at Matignon, I think that presiding and governing are two very different things.”
© France 5
6/12 –
Edward Philip
“And I think that when the President gets involved in governing, he crashes. And I even think that he is doomed to fail,” said the former Prime Minister.
© France 5
7/12 –
Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine
A sequence that Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine wished to comment on: “Obviously it sounds like a barely masked criticism of Emmanuel Macron, who will have to change his method of government? That is to say, stop governing and start to preside?”, asks the presenter to the journalist.
© France 5
8/12 –
Patrick Duhamel
What Patrick Duhamel retorts.
© France 5
9/12 –
Patrick Duhamel
“That’s what he said. So he didn’t say ‘I’m going to preside, I’m not going to govern’ but he said ‘I’m going to change my method of government’.”
© France 5
10/12 –
It’s up to you
“That’s what he said. So he didn’t say ‘I’m going to preside, I’m not going to govern’ but he said ‘I’m going to change my method of government’.”
© France 5
11/12 –
Patrick Duhamel
“And he had the opportunity during the campaign to say ‘besides my ambition will not be to govern, if the French trust me, but to preside.’
© France 5
12/12 –
Edward Philip
“But we can clearly see that this is a general reflection by Edouard Philippe but which applies to all Presidents”.