"Cet espèce de rejet de la France, de son histoire… c'est à vomir !"

During the show "Chacun son tour" on France Télévisions, hosted by Bruno Guillon, a segment sparked reactions after an exchange about a religiously connoted expression used humorously. The host quickly clarified the lighthearted tone of the discussion, but the segment was nonetheless commented on social media. "Way of the Cross": Bruno Guillon corrects a contestant on his France 2 game show. Is it still acceptable to use expressions of Christian origin on public television? Tell us what you think in the comments! 00:00 "Way of the Cross": Bruno Guillon corrects a contestant on his France 2 game show. Is it still acceptable to use expressions of Christian origin on public television? 02:26 Zohra Bitan: "What this is saying is surreal... It's this kind of obsession with inclusion. This guy has forgotten that we have a history, a tradition, and that this is a country with Christian roots." 04:08 Didier Giraud: "We're discussing something... Why did Bruno Guillon's boss decide to broadcast this and not cut the segment?" 07:45 Zohra Bitan: "There's an ideology that makes being white, Christian, and of French tradition immediately trigger a feeling of guilt. It implies that being yourself prevents others from living." 🎙 Les Grandes Gueules (The Big Mouths) is the talk show for freedom of expression, hosted by the duo Alain Marschall and Olivier Truchot. Three hours of sometimes heated debates with your GG panelists, all from civil society: doctor, farmer, teacher, business leader, civil servant, lawyer... Current events as seen and commented on by the Big Mouths who defend their ideas, viewpoints, and always varied opinions. And by the listeners of 3216 who don't hesitate to call our GG panelists to order. ▶️ All videos are available on the RMC app ► https://bit.ly/3l0watr Follow us on our social media: Facebook:   / ggrmc   Snapchat: https://shorturl.at/ouLu1 X: https://x.com/GG_RMC TikTok:   / lesgrandesgueulesrmc   Instagram:   / lesggrmc