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Denise Rifai asked Codrin Ștefănescu if he was “senator Diana Șoșoacă’s fan”.
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Codrin Ștefănescu was invited to the show “40 questions with Denise Rifai”. Asked if he sympathizes with Diana Șoșoacă and if he is her fan, Codrin Ștefănescu made the following clarifications: “How can you believe such a thing ?! A senator, whether he is called Șoșoacă or Popescu, does not have the right to be stopped in front of a ministry, that is why he is voted, that is why there is a Parliament. People vote, send some parliamentarians and that parliamentarian can go from one ministry and over the minister at any time and ask him anything. The fact that some bodyguards block the access of a Romanian senator seemed odious to me … ”
“The fact that I took a position is one, that I am her fan (no. Of Diana Șoșoacă) is something else”, Codrin Ștefănescu explained to “40 questions with Denise Rifai”.
Who has nothing to look for in the show “40 questions with Denise Rifai”: There is no such thing. I am fair, impartial!
Asked, in an interview for DCNews, what kind of guest she has nothing to look for in her show, who she would not invite, the journalist told us: “There is no such thing. I’m fair, impartial. In the show comes that interesting man for the public, who has something to say “.
Denise Rifai, about entering politics. The reason that turned her away: It’s like love
Asked if, after resigning from Realitatea, she thought of entering politics and putting a stop to the press, the journalist from Kanal D told us: “I received a lot of offers to enter politics, but I refused them. It’s like in love, that man you have to say Yes with all your heart must appear. No party has so far convinced me that it is worth giving up my profession for a political life. It also mattered a lot that I want to do this show, “40 questions with Denise Rifai”, on Kanal D, a generalist station; it is a format that highlights me as a journalist and interviewer and that responds to the curiosity of the general public regarding a series of personalities of the Romanian public scene ”, explained Denise Rifai.
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