“For once, they will not go unpunished.” A guest on BFMTV on Friday, Louis Boyard, LFI deputy for Val-de-Marne, declared that he maintained his complaint against Cyril Hanouna, who insulted him on November 10 on his show. Don’t touch my stall!.
“As for the insults, there has been a lot of overflow in this program and they are people who believe they are untouchable. The objective is to demonstrate that the laws of money are not superior to the laws of the Republic,” he has developed.
The 22-year-old rebel deputy also admitted that he is not “waging war against Cyril Hanouna but against Bolloré’s media empire”, the owner of the Canal+ group.
A “cultural battle” against the extreme right
“I am fighting a cultural battle” while Vincent Bolloré “was fighting a war of civilizations,” he added. For this reason, Louis Boyard, like his colleagues from LFI, will defend a law from November 24 that prevents a person from owning more than 20% of a medium, to avoid this type of episodes of “censorship” that does not concern. I wasn’t expecting
For his part, the stellar C8 driver admitted “sorry for any insulting comments” he may have had, but also indicated that “about the sequence,” he “did not apologize at all.”
He also said that he was suing Louis Boyard for defamation. In question: the deputy’s statements accusing him of “bringing up the extreme right.” “I stand by these comments,” Louis Boyard responded on our antenna, before asking: “How many times have racist and Islamophobic comments been made on your set? How many times have you trivialized Éric Zemmour and Marine The pen? Despite everything, he does not ask his Nupe schools to boycott Cyril Hanouna’s program.
Source: BFM TV
