Find the full replay of the second part of Quotidien on January 29, 2020. We come back to the clashes between police and firefighters with Paul Gasnier and, on set, Yann Barthès receives the man who wants to clean the oceans, Boyan Slat and the duo Vincent Dedienne / Catherine Frot for their play “La carpe et le lapin”.
The images went around the world: those of firefighters clubbed by CRS during the Paris demonstration on January 28. On social networks, but also in the news, these images caused a lot of reaction. We talk about it with Paul Gasnier.
Boyan Slat is 25 years old and he has set himself a goal: to clean up the oceans of tons and tons of plastics that pollute him. To achieve this, he invented a revolutionary system, a floating barrier that filters ocean water to remove plastics, waste and other pollution. Boyan Slat also founded an NGO, “The Ocean Cleanup”, to raise funds to clean and preserve the world’s oceans. He is on the Daily set to tell us about it.
This is undoubtedly the most secret project of the beginning of 2020. Catherine Frot and Vincent Dedienne act on the stage of the Porte Saint Martin theater in “La carp et le lapin”. A piece that we ignore … almost everything, except that it will be an “exquisite corpse”. Vincent Dedienne and Catherine Frot are on the set of Quotidien to lift a little mystery. But not too much either, so as not to spoil the element of surprise.
In his Petit Q, Willy Papa paints a portrait of Conor McGregor, Laurent Macabiès deciphers political mornings in his Morning Glory, Alison Wheeler detective does his investigation of the week and Étienne Carbonnier lets us discover Love is in the pre-Quebec version.
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