Even if France has entered its third week of containment, he still has a hard time believing what's going on. Guest of "L'Équipée sauvage" on Tuesday on Europe 1, the humorist Mathieu Madénian looks back on this period so special that crosses France and the world, and gives his hopes for the post-confinement.
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We wonder if we are in "Black Mirror"
"It is the first time in my life that I have not realized", explains the humorist. "We announce hundreds of deaths every day, you wonder if we are in 'Black Mirror' [a black and dystopian TV series, nldr], what is this thing? We never thought we would live something like this it."
But beyond the current situation, Mathieu Madénian is also concerned with post-confinement, in particular with regard to the vision of nursing staff in society. "There we applaud them every evening at 8 pm, but after the Charlie Hebdo attack, we applauded the CRS and the police," points out the collaborator of the satirical newspaper who escaped the massacre of January 7, 2015.
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"I hope we will bounce back"
"I hope that we will rebound well, whether it is the politicians, when they analyze the situation with hindsight", or the whole world, he insists. "In these moments, there are no average humans, he has heroes, good people and bad people. I hope that at the end of the confinement, we will have made a little progress, even if I don't know what. "
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A serious thought that quickly gave way to the usual humor of Mathieu Madénian: "I want to be elected Miss France, that's why I make this speech!"