Saturday February 3, 2024, for the first time, Touche pas à mon poste will also be broadcast on the weekend. To support him, the C8 troublemaker surrounded himself with numerous personalities, including some politicians.
Cyril Hanouna wanted to give even more. Thus, for ten weeks, from February 3, 2024, he will be in command of Do not touch My TVseven days on seven. For weekends, if he can always count on some of his emblematic columnists like Valérie Bénaïmn Raymond Aabou or Gilles Verdez, new faces will appear. Among them, many politicians.This will for example be the case of spokesperson for the National Rally Julien Odoul. He explained that he will be a regular guest at the meeting. Another politician in the person of Laurence Saillet, the former spokesperson for the Republicans will also be present.
Another very politicized personality: Juliette Briens. This identity influencer working for The Incorrect (magazine located to the right of the right) and Radio Courtoisie, were among the media supporters of Éric Zemmour during the last presidential election. The latter will not be the only one to have ridden for Eric Zemmour on the TPMP set. Indeed, there will also be influencer Carla-Bahia Stendhal.Finally, the political journalist from CNews, Gauthier Le Bretwill also be part of the weekend team.
Jean Lassalle finally declined Cyril Hanouna’s invitation
Less political but still committed, rapper Rost also responded favorably to Cyril Hanouna’s invitation. If Jean Lassalle had initially agreed to be part of the adventure, he ultimately refused, believing that the columnists had a political orientation that was far too right-wing. “I told myself I was going to get screwed on a show like this“, he explained. There is no doubt that many viewers will follow the host’s premiere at the weekend.