Mon père m’a appris une chose qui vous dépasse attaqué par Pascal Praud, Nagui répond sèchement
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00:00 Pascal Pro compared Nagui to Eric Zemmour on Sunday, November 5, following his daily
00:14 remarks on education that he received after his arrival in France, "Child".
00:21 The presenter responds to him by way of Instagram.
00:26 On October 26, Nagui Fahm was the guest of Yann Barthez on the daily set.
00:35 On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of Taratata, a show he has been hosting for years, Melanie Page's husband has returned to his career but also his childhood which is far from being trivial.
00:48 Indeed, the iconic animator of France 2 was born in Egypt, in Alexandria, before fleeing his country several times during his youth due to tensions on the territory.
01:02 It is therefore France that his parents proudly chose. His father had in particular always been strict on their integration into the country that welcomed them.
01:13 "I think that if I had run with an Egyptian flag in the street, my father would have slapped me," he had declared on TMC.
01:23 The presenter of "Don't forget the words" nevertheless specified that he did not deny his Egyptian origins for which he was proud.
01:34 However, his words marked the journalist Pascal Pro who hurried to tackle Nagui in his weekly edit of the JDD.
01:45 The presenter of the "Words on Khnou", often at the heart of racist and sexist controversies, even went so far as to compare him to the extreme right-wing polemicist Eric Zemmour.
01:58 Nagui embodies the 21st century version of the man of bien. He does not eat meat, fights glyphosate, works at France Inter.
02:09 This icon of a perfect world cultivates his garden without asperity, as others maintain their garden without pesticides.
02:19 Nagui defends assimilation as a model. Surprising, isn't it? The time has taken up its old glasses, if it is very special to leave a country, to leave its roots.
02:33 "My father raised us, my brother and me, in the love of France, in the respect of the French language, in the love of the French flag, of the French jersey."
02:45 "Nagui speaks like Zemmour," he wrote on Sunday, November 5. Nagui counterattacks on his Instagram account "Nagui is not the kind to let himself be made friends with Jean-Luc Reichmann" he once again proved on Sunday by not failing to respond to the journalist of Khnou.
03:03 The man of 61 grabbed his Instagram account, "Dear sir, it seems that you did not understand my point.
03:13 Respecting a country that welcomes you does not belong to a political side even less than yours.
03:21 Loving the French language, French literature and French culture does not belong to any political side.
03:30 Being polite and working to succeed does not belong to a political side.
03:37 Loving the French jersey and the French flag does not belong to a political side.
03:44 "Doing recovery and making fire from all wood, looks a lot like your political thoughts," he wrote with a photo of Pascal Prost.
03:55 Nina's father, Roxane, Annabelle, and Adrien did not hesitate to defend the values of his parents, who died in 1982 and 2000, "My father did not try to change my name or my pride to be born in Egypt.
04:12 My parents were teachers, and defended the values of the school, that is, fraternity, acceptance of difference and never spreading racist remarks, which divide and instill hatred.
04:28 "
04:33 "I just need some that will wake me up to fight 'cause you let me down and for me to let me go."
04:42 "I just need some that will wake me up to fight 'cause you let me down and for me to let me go."
04:52 "I just need some that will wake me up to fight 'cause you let me down and for me to let me go."
05:02 "I just need some that will wake me up to fight 'cause you let me down and for me to let me go."
05:12 "I just need some that will wake me up to fight 'cause you let me down and for me to let me go."
05:22 (upbeat music)