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Guillaume Herblot designated as the best punchline of the week a comment from Yoann Usai, a journalist from CNews whom he described as "wonderful." According to Herblot, Usai had noted that Louis Boyard and many LFI deputies had spent more time in front of schools than inside them. Herblot praised this phrase, stating that it summarized the CV of the elected officials in one sentence. #CNews #politique #humour (translated)

The author of the post indicated that a student, presented as having been violently assaulted at the University of Reims by a far-left activist, had testified on the show "24h en France" on CNews. According to the post, the student stated that he had received several blows to the head and was still in shock. https://t.co/AXte94TRRt #République #Violence #Liberté #FR (translated)

Juge Coupable questioned the proximities between LFI and political Islam by mentioning an image of Louis Boyard alongside the grandson of Tariq Ramadan. He argued that this image raised questions and deserved explanations, and referred to CNEWS. https://t.co/w8G1PqkWFm #LFI #Islamisme #Politique (translated)

The author stated that a journalist from Frontières had once again been prevented from working live on CNews and that she had been surrounded before being protected by her security service. He included a link to a video. https://t.co/CvNOgerIfk #Journalisme #CNews #LibertéDeLaPresse #FR (translated)

Frontières stated that on-site, there were neither degradations nor clashes with the law enforcement, and estimated that the children of farmers had more principles. The media presented Maël, a 16-year-old high school student from Aisne, as representing a youth that neither burned nor broke things, and referred to the major report by CNEWS titled "France that breaks versus France that pays." https://t.co/k98tA2pQUr #jeunesse #agriculture #France (translated)

The author reported that a team from CNews was attacked live near the Paris-Panthéon-Assas University, in the context of a high school blockade. He indicated that about twenty people had gathered around the journalists and were preventing them from working. https://t.co/ECRSC2iK7l #Blocus #Paris #CNews #FR (translated)

Press reports stated that a video showed a woman displaying a large Israeli flag in front of high school students gathered outside Sciences Po Paris, under the watch of a CNews camera. According to the account, a man had snatched the flag from her hands, calling her a "genocidal." https://t.co/DOl5vixVxa #France #Israël #CNews (translated)

Jérémy Benhaïm wrote live on CNews, in front of Sciences Po, that a woman waving an Israeli flag in tribute to the victims of October 7 had her flag violently torn away by an individual. He added that she was then called a "Nazi" and a "genocidal." https://t.co/2PvZRg8DQU #Israël #LibertéDExpression #Justice (translated)

The author claimed that an incident was broadcast live on CNews during the blockade at Sciences Po: a woman was reportedly attacked after waving an Israeli flag in front of demonstrators he referred to as pro-Hamas. #blocus #sciencespo #paris #drapeau #video https://t.co/7kcBrTSNto #SciencesPo #Paris #blocus #IL #FR (translated)

Briefs from the press wrote that with the support of CNews, Éric Morillot had presented on YouTube a former executive of the FN as a "key witness" manipulated by Mediapart. According to the account, Jordan Bardella and the RN had used his intervention to discredit the investigation into Bardella's antisemitic writings. Briefs from the press added that this former executive, whom he described as a promoter of denialist readings, was not the source of the revelations and confirmed several published elements. https://t.co/UT0zmZxpU5 (translated)

Destination Télé stated that the French were still many watching Pascal Praud at 8 PM, despite what he termed the intolerance of teachers and principals. The account indicated that CNews had gathered 805,000 viewers, BFMTV 337,000, LCI 206,000, and France Info 69,000, with a peak of 1,134,000 viewers at 8:30 PM. https://t.co/aVgiaJS1kL #Télévision #Audiences #Médias (translated)

The author wondered why CNEWS was participating in what he described as a media concert organized by the government. He accused the channel of using rioters and provocateurs and legitimizing police repression to silence, in his view, a generation devastated by anxiety. He also mentioned 25% of children, but his sentence was cut off after "are in." #Média #LibertéDExpression #Société #FR (translated)

The author presented the French police as a last bastion against disorder and asserted that if they gave in, it would lead to the victory of people he labeled with a pejorative term. He called on them to be proud of their uniform. The message was associated with Philippe de Villiers and CNews. #FaceAPhilippeDeVilliers #FADV #CNews https://t.co/NjJXegKsbT #Police #France #Sécurité #FR (translated)

Briefs reported that CNews had asked the Minister of Education whether he intended to summon the principal of a high school who had refused to respond to the channel due to its editorial line, described as far-right by the author. The minister had replied that everyone was free to respond or not. https://t.co/NKYAaGvpry #Politique #Éducation #Médias (translated)

The author wrote that a high school principal had refused to answer a journalist from CNEWS. He believed that this attitude showed a poor understanding of the mission of public service, regardless of her opinions on the channel. #Éducation #LibertéDeExpression #ServicePublic #FR (translated)

The author conveyed the remarks of the principal of Vauquelin high school, whom he described as attacked and set on fire in Paris. She stated that she did not agree with the line of CNEWS and believed that the channel was not doing any good for young people. The author then claimed that we must now "do good" to young people whom he referred to in a derogatory term in order to have the right to offer them a microphone. https://t.co/f9eJhGle6X #Paris #Éducation #Médias #FR (translated)

Destination Télé reported that the high school of the person involved was in flames, while they seemed to be concerned about whether CNEWS was filming. The account stated that officials from the Ministry of Education were now selecting journalists in France, which, according to it, violated their obligation of neutrality and impartiality. https://t.co/bIGTt0Ps2L #Education #Journalisme #Neutralité (translated)