Following a rant from Laurent Ruquier about the health situation, comedian Sophia Aram mocked the host during his column on France Inter. In the studio, Léa Salamé intervened to provide clarification.
This Saturday, January 8, on the set of his show We are live on France 2, Laurent Ruquier criticized the behavior of some doctors too much media to his liking. He thus declared: “What pisses me off is that I did all my doses but I’m still forced to wear a mask in the street. I did all my doses but I can still be contagious after all. have done all my doses and I can still find myself sick in the hospital.It is not by drawing attention to the unvaccinated that I will be made to forget that the ones I really want to piss off are the doctors who instead of being in hospitals are on the sets for two years telling us bullshit after bullshit. ” Words that have not fallen on deaf ears, in this case Sophia aram.
“It doesn’t seem to be going very hard”
This January 10, in the morning of the public station, Laurent Ruquier took for his rank during the column of the comedian … right next to his co-host Léa Salamé, who also presents the morning radio, in addition of its Saturday evening entertainment on France 2. “Saturday night I watched Léa on TV. But there I’m worried about Laurent Ruquier. It doesn’t seem to be going very hard. He can’t take it anymore. He is fed up, fed up, fed up “, began Sophia Aram. Going over the talk of the host’s weekend and ironing them with a child’s voice, the comedian continued: “So Laurent, how to tell you? We understand that you are fed up because everything is too complicated: this vaccine works but not 100%, this vaccine divides the risks of hospitalization but does not prevent all those vaccinated from contracting and transmit the virus, this vaccine protects but it takes boosters. “
“Focus, you should get there “
Continuing her momentum, the columnist quipped: “So it’s complicated, but I assure you that if it is within the reach of a sixth-grader. Concentrate, you should get there. Admittedly, it’s not stable. The virus mutates, but it should not be taken personally. It’s not against you. We must grow up now. Life is not easy. Besides, deep inside you, you know intuitively that life is not always as we would like. When for example you would like us to stop saying bullshit about bullshit on TV and you yourself can’t stop talking bullshit on bullshit with the stubbornness of a four-year-old refusing to admit that the world definitely has no intention of responding to your little whims. “ At the end of this speech, Léa Salamé, somewhat uncomfortable, wanted to add: “I specify that Laurent Ruquier is not anti-vaccine, that he is vaccinated, thathe has the right to think what he thinks and that he has the right to say so. ” And it was Sophia Aram who had the last word, retorting: “And that we have the right to answer him.”