Apolline de Malherbe played the transparency card in front of her columnists following her interview with the Minister of the Economy.
© BFMTV Apolline de Malherbe played the transparency card in front of her columnists following her interview with the Minister of the Economy.
IN BRIEF
- On January 17, 2025, Apolline de Malherbe interviewed Eric Lombard, Minister of the Economy, on BFMTV.
- She expressed her difficulties in take a step back during the interview, admitting to being in “extreme concentration”.
- Discover how Apolline de Malherbe manages the pressure of intense political interviews.
This Friday, January 17, 2025, Apolline de Malherbe received Eric Lombard,Minister of the Economy on the BFMTV set in the program Face à Face. The journalist then questioned her on several subjects, including the increase in taxes and the non-censorship of the Socialist Party. Then, she gave viewers an appointment in Apolline from 9 to 10, a program in which she is surrounded by columnists who cover current events.
But here it is that Apolline de Malherbe makes a confession: “But you know what, I'm going to be completely honest with you, because what I always find very difficult, is that during the moment, really of the Face-to-face, I always have trouble take a step back”, she admits.
200% Deposit Bonus up to €3,000 180% First Deposit Bonus up to $20,000Apolline de Malherbe makes very frank confidences
Apolline de Malherbe shares her regrets as follows: “I am in an extreme concentration and in particular when I receive someone like the Minister of the Economy. I am in an extreme concentration on each answer that he is going to give. I am trying to understand if he is not going to fool me on the figures. And I am all the more happy to find you in particular, Emmanuel Lechypre”, she indicates to his colleague, specializing in the economy.
The latter then looks at the journalist with big eyes. According to her, her columnist has “hindsight on what the Minister of the Economy said.” “You will be able to help me see more clearly”, she says, visibly tired from her interview.
The journalist supported by her columnists
Apolline de Malherbe then addresses the listeners and viewers: “I am sure that even you who have listened to us and watched from the other side from the camera, you can have a little more perspective than me, when I come out of the interview”.
What Emmanuel Lechypre, admits to her : “We also have a lot of trouble Apolline”. Enough to make the journalist smile, who feels a little less alone. Her interview with the Minister of the Economy has probably upset Apolline de Malherbe who found herself a little lost during her passage between Face-à-Face and her following show.