This Wednesday, April 20, Léa Salamé arbitrated the debate between the two presidential rounds. A detail has far from gone unnoticed by a colleague from France Inter who tackled her on the air.
“I did not have this dream and was not a candidate. But you can’t refuse“. A few days before the debate between the two presidential rounds, Léa Salamé confided in the Parisian on this role at once”exciting“and a bit boring.”Journalistically, it’s not the most exciting exercise. It is a unique moderator jobwhich is not the same as during the other debates oran interview where you can make reminders“, lamented the political journalist of France 2 who had for mission of “learn not to interrupt“. A complicated exercise for this “Mediterranean, quite spontaneous“who had to”constrain as much as possible“. And that’s what she did.
This Wednesday, April 20, Léa Salamé and Gilles Bouleau have faded away for the benefit of the two candidates for the Elysée, intervening essentially to launch the themes and play the human chronometers. This debate, one of Léa Salamé’s colleagues on France Inter followed it closely. This is the comedian Charline Vanhoenacker for whom an important detail did not go unnoticed. “Wait, there’s nothing that shocked you, did you? Think carefully. Did you notice anything unusual?“, she launched on the air this Thursday, April 21. And to reply provoking the hilarity of Nicolas Demorand: “No, but Léa who is watching the clock! Close to the second! Are we talking about it or not?“. And for good reason, the journalist is not the type to respect the driver of her morning.
This behavior of Léa Salamé “borderline vexing”
“There is not a morning where I can start my ticket on time because she is running over her speaking time and there I hear her shouting at Macron about Le Pen: ‘She’s two minutes late, let her speak’ But it’s borderline vexing“, protests Charline Vanhoenacker with humor. The Belgian comedian recognizes all the same that arbitrating this debate “éwas a thankless job“.”If I had been in Gilles Bouleau’s place, I would have tried to leave the set just to see if the candidates would have realized that he had disappeared.“, she concludes with a smile. A pike that should amuse Léa Salamé who is regularly the subject of this criticism from his colleague.
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Gilles Bouleau and Léa Salamé
Gilles Bouleau and Léa Salamé therefore intervened mainly to launch the themes and play the human chronometers
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Lea Salame
This debate, one of Léa Salamé’s colleagues on France Inter followed it closely
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Charline Vanhoenacker
This is Charline Vanhoenacker for whom an important detail did not go unnoticed
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Charline Vanhoenacker
“Wait, there is nothing that shocked you, you? Think carefully. Did you notice anything abnormal?”, She launched this Thursday, April 21
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Charline Vanhoenacker
And to reply, provoking the hilarity of Nicolas Demorand: “No, but Léa who is blundering at the clock! To the nearest second! Are we talking about it or not?”
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Charline Vanhoenacker
“There is not a morning when I can start my ticket on time because it exceeds its speaking time”, recalls Charline Vanhoenacker
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Charline Vanhoenacker
And to rebel with humor: “And there I hear him shouting at Macron about Le Pen: ‘She’s two minutes late, let her talk’ But it’s borderline vexing”
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Charline Vanhoenacker
The Belgian humorist nevertheless recognizes that arbitrating this debate “was a thankless job”
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Lea Salame
A spade that should amuse Léa Salamé who is regularly the subject of this criticism from her colleague
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Gilles Bouleau and Léa Salamé
And for good reason, the journalist is not the type to respect the driver of her morning