Jean-Pierre Pernaut, the star presenter of the TF1 newspaper, balances once again and proves that he is not afraid of anything. Not impressed by possible sanctions, as some had mentioned, Jean-Pierre Pernaut continues to openly criticize the measures taken by the Macron government to close the beaches on the French coast.
Viewers were surprised not to find their favorite presenter after the deconfinement, and some to mention a sanction imposed on the journalist by the management of TF1, as a warning following these positions against the President. Indeed, Jean-Pierre Pernaut had strongly criticized the government’s choices concerning including the compulsory closure of florists for May 1 except that at the same time, the large garden centers could welcome the public. He was also surprised that pharmacists could not sell masks.
Apparently hermetic to critics, and demonstrating once again that he is not at all afraid of possible consequences, it is this time around the closure of the beaches that Jean-Pierre Pernaut is having a heavy rant.
“What a contrast in any case with these images that we saw earlier, of the black shopping streets of people including in big cities including in the red zones” affirms the journalist, before adding “we has seen in Alsace, it is also true in seaside resorts where there are crowded streets while the beaches are empty when there is space it’s weird weird ”comments the presenter. Jean-Pierre Pernaut shows once again his total incomprehension, and the lack of coherence and clarity in the measures taken for the deconfinement.
Determined not to be silent, Nathalie’s husband Marquay once again gave its opinion loud and clear, and it will certainly not displease the viewers, who for the most part support him in these speeches. During these last rants, a large number of these fans had congratulated him, via social networks, in order to thank him for representing them, and for daring to say aloud what everyone thought softly. Speaking, who had let imagine that TF1 could impose sanctions on his star reporter to incite him to be a little more reserved.
Viewers were also surprised not to find Jean-Pierre Pernaut during the normal resumption of broadcasts. According to the own words of the husband of the ex-miss France, if he did not return to the antenna, and if he did not resume the presentation of his newspaper, it is that first of all holidays this period had been planned for a long time and that, in agreement with the management of TF1, this rest was maintained.
And secondly, in order to preserve his health, the journalist wanted to take all the precautions to ensure his return in the best possible conditions. Jean-Pierre Pernaut, who underwent surgery for prostate cancer a few months ago, takes great care of his health and therefore protects himself as much as possible.
Regarding the opening of the beaches, if it is still not officially planned, Christophe Castaner announced that some had already been open since May 11, and that others could reopen in the coming days or weeks, notably through the authorization of prefects at the request of mayors. If the coast gradually begins to be accessible again, in France as in other European countries, there is still no question of lying on the sand and indulging in idleness, but only have space such as for example, to practice a sporting activity.
It is not therefore free and full access and unrestricted reopening. If the presenter of TF1 is surprised by this measure, many citizens also wonder how it is possible that people congregate in the street or in shops while on large areas, such as the beach, it is impossible to circulate.
This, moreover, was what had greatly surprised the 70-year-old journalist when, for imperative reasons, he had had to leave his home during the confinement, and that he had been able to observe that despite the prohibitions in force, many people were walking in the streets, and moreover without any protective measure and without mask and that a real crowd formed in the various districts which he had been able to cross. It is indeed difficult to understand then why it is not possible to enjoy the coastal areas in complete freedom.
If he is understandable that after this pandemic which has claimed a large number of victims among the population, measures must continue to be taken to protect citizens, it is not always easy to understand the logic of government, and it is well this incoherence that Jean-Pierre Pernaut highlights once more, and seems to irritate it at the highest. Become a real relay of public opinion, viewers must wait impatiently for the next position of the favorite journalist of the French.
To date the management of the TV channel TF1 has still not expressed itself on the subject, but even if it was the case it is not certain that this would silence Jean-Pierre Pernaut, as it seems well decided each time it seems necessary to him, to give his opinion on what, in his eyes, seems important to him. With a very high love rate among the public, this unwavering support from viewers is like a shield that would protect the journalist.
It would seem that it is even a tradition within the editorial staff of TF1, since even the replacement presenter of Jean-Pierre Pernaut, Jacques Legros had also expressed his exasperation by criticizing him, not the government, but the post office. During his presentation of the daily newspaper, the presenter joker had, indeed, been shocked to see the lines in front of the post offices, and the lack of consideration of the employees for the citizens. He nevertheless apologized somewhat, afterwards, not on the substance, but on the form, in particular on the manner in which he had spoken of postal workers.
Ultimately, whether it be Jacques Legros or Jean-Pierre Pernaut, critics continue to flare up.
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