Anne-Claire Coudray mauled by Emmanuel Macron : the journalist is often to cut the word – Gala

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Emmanuel Macron, has given his first televised interview on Sunday 15th October on TF1 and LCI. For the interviewer, three journalists, including Anne-Claire Coudray, who has struggled to be heard.

Sunday, 15 October, Emmanuel Macron, has given his first televised interview on TF1 and LCI. Five months after the beginning of his presidency, Emmanuel Macron has taken his style and some of the statements very controversial. It is also revisited at length on his economic measures and social transformation.

The head of State responded for more than one hour to three journalists : Gilles Birch, David Pujadas and Anne-Claire Coudray. And he must say that it has been very difficult to have a fluid exchange with the president of the Republic. Many times, the TF1 journalist was cut off the speech by Emmanuel Macron. Throughout the debate, Anne-Claire Coudray has struggled to exist.

A situation that has not escaped the people who were watching the interview on television. One of them even tweeted : “Is it that the president saw that it was Anne-Claire Coudray in front of him, who wanted to ask him questions ? “. A further analysis as well the interview : “Pujadas holds the watch, Birch cut the word, He seeks to take, Macron’s message “. Another adds as to conclude : “Even if they are relevant, Anne-Claire Coudray has always been so hard to impose his questions to his interlocutors “. Alongside his two other colleagues, Anne-Claire Coudray has obviously had a lot of trouble to impose it.

Is it that the Pdt has been seen that there was A-Claire Coudray in front of him, who wanted to ask him questions ? #MacronTF1

— Jean-Wilfrid Forquès (@jwilfridforques) October 15, 2017

#Coudray will be without doubt very promising for the trials of rowing at the olympics in 2024, so she rowed in the interview #TF1EMacron#Macron

— Péhache (@pe__ache) October 15, 2017

Even if they are relevant, Anne-Claire Coudray has always been so hard to impose his questions to his interlocutors #TF1EMacron

— Rémi Jacob (@remijacob) October 15, 2017Anne-Claire CoudrayEmmanuel Macron

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