The poor journalist is no match for Xavier Bertrand in every sense of the term and yet the latter was Minister of Health and did not hesitate to launch the campaign "eat less often fatty and sugary, c ' is to protect our health. " Does it have to remind him that the health costs related to obesity are estimated at 5 billion euros. And this percentage represents how our elected officials who have probably a very good coverage?

Politics, not a sumo match when a board "Eat less often fatty and sweet, It's costing us less expensive in cost of mouth, and you could work a little more."

Finally, the interview is a nightmare for Nicolas Tötet and most of his questions are not at all understood by the elected Xavier Bertrand, who felt directly attacked. And as a Pitbull without his muzzle, he decided to bite and not let go his victim until the end.

So does it prohibit the poor from the television studios or rather his master ?