This Saturday, January 14 in We redo the TV on RTL, David Pujadas confided that Nicolas Sarkozy was “angry” after him. The latter even accuses him of having made him lose the primary of the right in 2016
Former presenter of the JT de France 2, David Pujadas marked an entire generation. And if there is a moment that marked his career, it was the debate between the two rounds that he moderated and which pitted Nicolas Sarkozy against François Hollande during the 2012 presidential election. of the rare moments that gave the journalist stage fright, as he made it known in Opinion: “Two, three minutes before, I welcomed the two opponents, I tried to relax the atmosphere but I was completely off the mark, the tension was too high. It’s one of the rare moments when the stage fright came back to me.” And it was another tense debate that caused a falling out between the journalist and Nicolas Sarkozy. This is the one for the right-wing primary in 2016, as David Pujadas revealed to Éric Dussart and Jade this Saturday January 14 on the show We redo the TV on RTL.
Nikola Sarkozy angry with David Pujadas since this debate
During this televised debate, taken up on RTL, Nicolas Sarkozy had not liked a question from the journalist on the cash from Libya that he would have received to finance his 2007 campaign, as the man of Ziad Takieddine case. Shocked by this question, the former President of the Republic had also retorted: “What indignity! You are not ashamed to echo a man who has been in prison and who is a liar. That’s not my idea of public service. What a shame!” David Pujadas then revealed that, since this debate, Nicolas Sarkozy had remained “angry”.
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“I don’t mind having a lot of power and influence, but anyway…”
“Since that day, I have never spoken to Nicolas Sarkozy again. Never. He remained angry. I know his lawyer and I know some of his relatives. So, from time to time, I ask them if he’s still sulking. Well yes. Ihe is convinced that, in particular, this sequence made him lose the primary of the right in 2016 and, shortly before, another interview we did on Libya and Bygmalion […]. This is where it takes on a somewhat irrational dimension all the same. I don’t mind giving myself a lot of power and influence, but anyway…“ said David Pujadas. That is what is said!
Article written with the collaboration of 6Medias.
