Berlin. “Hard but fair” on Monday (October 7th): What is the topic? Which guests are in the studio? The overview of tonight’s edition.
- “Hard but Fair” runs every Monday on First
- Same today on October 7th: The ARD talk show starts at 8:45 p.m
- Read here which topic is being discussed and which guests are in the studio
Politicians, journalists, those affected and experts on various topics are regular guests on the ARD talk show “Hart aber fair”. Moderator Louis Klamroth talks to them about current events. Short videos provide background information and facts.
Viewers can also watch “Tough but fair“ Contribute with your opinions, questions, fears and worries. During the course of the show, the guests are confronted with the audience’s responses and opinions.
Also read: “Hard but fair” and Co. – How much do talk show guests earn?
Louis Klamroth usually invites you to “Hard but Fair” on Mondays. WDR will publish in advance who will be guests on the show on each day. The show is broadcast live and lasts 75 minutes. The Talk show starts at 8:45 p.m. If you miss the live broadcast, you can find it in the ARD media library.
“Hard but fair”: This is the topic this evening (October 7th)
The group at “Hard but Fair” always discusses something specific Theme. What exactly it is about is usually decided days before the show. However, due to current developments, short-term changes are possible at any time. The topic of today’s issue (October 7th) is: “The AfD case: Just ban it?”
“Your electoral successes in East Germany, the scandal provoked in the Thuringian state parliament: After the recent events, members of the Bundestag from several parties want to ban the AfD as quickly as possible. Is this an overdue step against an unconstitutional party? Or an undemocratic plan to get rid of a political opponent?”
“Hard but fair”: These guests are there today (October 7th).
- Michael Kellner (Greens): Parliament. State Secretary to the Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection, co-applicant of an AfD ban
- Serap Güler (CDU): Member of the Bundestag and member of the Federal Executive Board
- Ruth Moschner: Presenter and author
- Alexander Leschik: Ex-AfD official and student
- Ronen Steinke: Lawyer and journalist for the “Süddeutsche Zeitung”
- Albrecht von Lucke: Political scientist and journalist
Moderator Louis Klamroth’s talk show has been one of the most successful on German television for years. Before switching to the main program ARD The show ran on WDR for seven years from 2001. It was moderated by Frank Plasberg until 2022.
These are the next broadcast dates of “Hard but Fair”
“Hard but Fair” usually runs on Mondays from 9 p.m. on First. Exceptions are possible for special events or during the talk show’s summer break. These are the next broadcast dates:
- Monday, October 21st, 9 p.m
After the broadcast: This is how you can see “Hard but Fair” as a repeat and in the media library
Repetitions “Hart aber fair” is usually shown on various ARD channels. The last program is usually shown again on Das Erste the night after it was first broadcast. There are further repeats usually the next day at 8:15 p.m. on Tagesschau24 and a few hours later on 3sat.
Shortly after the Live broadcast “Hard but fair” is also used in the ARD media library made available where the talk show can be accessed at any time. (fmg)
“Hard but fair”: The most important questions and answers about the ARD talk show
What kind of show is “Hard but Fair”?
“Hard but Fair” is a political talk show that is broadcast on Erste. The show has been moderated by Louis Klamroth since 2023 and deals with current political and social issues.
When will “Hard But Fair” air?
The show is usually broadcast live from Berlin or Cologne on Mondays at 9 p.m. It usually lasts 75 minutes.
Who are the guests on the ARD talk show?
Louis Klamroth’s guests are mostly politicians, media professionals and experts. In some cases, citizens are also included in the discussion if they are directly affected by an issue.
Where can I watch missed episodes?
Missed episodes can be viewed in the ARD media library. They are usually available there shortly after broadcast. There are also repeats on Erste, Tagesschau24 and 3sat.
Can you be there live at “Hard but Fair”?
If you want to experience “Hard but Fair” live, you can attend the panel discussion in Berlin or Cologne as a spectator. Tickets are available here. What’s special: The tickets are free, but sell out quickly in the run-up to the show.
Can I ask guests questions?
Yes, there are interactive sections in the show where viewers can ask questions in advance and sometimes live. These will then be covered in the broadcast.
