Now there is a risk of exactly what the ARD broadcaster bosses have been trembling about since the relationship between “Hart aber Fair” moderator Louis Klamroth (33) and climate poster woman Luisa Neubauer (26) became known: A program with strong suspicion of a conflict of interest!
Next Monday (January 30th) the Plasberg successor will moderate “Hart aber fair” for the third time – and is already putting his partner Luisa Neubauer’s favorite topic on the agenda: climate change.
Even the title of the program suggests similar alarmism as in the protest group “Last Generation”. It reads: “Last descent: How is the climate crisis changing everyday life?”
With Aimée van Baalen (23), a climate activist and spokeswoman for the “last generation” has also been invited. How critically will Klamroth question you? Viewers should listen very carefully.
Apparently, the station bosses of ARD and WDR have nothing against it … Only Luisa Neubauer herself is not allowed to appear on the show. They had promised that when the Klamroth-Neubauer relationship became public.
Are a couple: Luisa Neubauer and Louis Klamroth
As a reminder: those responsible at ARD and WDR only found out about Klamroth’s love for Luisa late – before signing the contract, he had the delicate relationship kept secret from the broadcasters.
Luisa Neubauer is interviewed during an unauthorized demonstration by the Fridays for Future climate movement on the sidelines of the 53rd annual meeting of the World Economic Forum
The secrecy caused a shake of the head behind the scenes. Because many fear ongoing conflicts of interest. An influential ARD insider on BILD: “ Of course, this is problematic – for everyone involved. Actually, Mr. Klamroth should not have gotten this job.”
And: “Now he has to prove whether he can be objective as a journalist, regardless of his private life.” Is the topic of climate change suitable for this in his third broadcast? to be seen.
The other guests on Monday: Hildegard Müller (55, President of the Association of the Automotive Industry) and Konstantin Kuhle (33, Deputy Chairman of the FDP).
