Solene Delinger
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9:50 a.m., October 13, 2022
Accused by Daily of having promoted cocaine in one of her columns on CNews, doctor Brigitte Milhau explained herself on the set of “TPMP” Wednesday, October 12. She denounced an “insane”, “dangerous”, “mediocre” and “shabby” editing by Yann Barthès’ teams and did not rule out taking the show to court.
“Cocaine is nice in small doses”. This is how the show Daily summarized Tuesday, October 11 a column by Dr. Brigitte Milhau on CNews. The editing produced by the teams of Yann Barthès thus implied that Brigitte Milhau encouraged the taking of this illegal drug. “We who thought that the good old Canal+ had disappeared! But no! Welcome to the good old left-hand channel!”, even quipped Yann Barthès.
“I expose all the evils of cocaine”
Wednesday October 12, Brigitte Milhau was the guest of Cyril Hanouna in Do not touch My TV. She strongly denounced the sequence broadcast by Daily. “In my column, I expose all the harmful effects of cocaine. (…) I spend my time saying that we must stop trivializing cocaine”, she underlined.
“A dishonest editing (…) It’s pathetic”
“It’s nice… in a small dose!” : The doctor of CNEWS, Brigitte Milhau, accused of having slipped on the subject of cocaine, she explains in #TPMP ! pic.twitter.com/ofeIVDS7hD
— TPMP (@TPMP) October 12, 2022
“I find it pathetic”
And she clarified things in relation to her famous phrase “it’s nice in small doses”: “At no time do I talk about cocaine. I’m talking about neurotransmitters (…) This hatred of the chain , CNews, pushes them to make professional mistakes. How can you make a montage, be so dishonest? I find it insane, dangerous, mediocre, shabby, “she lamented. “Are you going to attack them?” Asked Cyril Hanouna. “I think. For the moment, I’m very upset so I’m going to calm down. I help people quit smoking and there they will come to see me saying to me: ‘good tobacco, we quit but cocaine, we can continue,'” she lamented.
On the set of TPMP, columnist Guillaume Genton felt that the editing of Daily could have “dramatic consequences” for young people. “Not only is it shameful, but it’s also perverse. You talk about death, you say you can be addicted after one take, that it destroys the brain and they just take that sentence and twist it. It is extremely limited, I even tell you on the legal level”, commented Gilles Verdez. To be continued…