Bertrand Usclat, humorist at the origin of the humorous pastilles "Broute" of Canal +, explained in an interview with the "World" that he could "make fun of everything ... except CNEWS".

A sentence from an interview given in October, and which resurfaces on the occasion of the Sébastien Thoen affair, fired following a sketch on "The hour of the pros".

At the end of November, the actor Sébastien Thoen lost his place as columnist at the

Canal Sports Club

 and presenter of the

Journal du hard 

at Canal +, following a sketch parodying the CNEWS show 

L'heure des pros.

For his part, the actor Bertrand Usclat prefers not to take risks.

Revealed in the humorous pastilles 

Broute

 on Canal +, he asked to remove a little sentence he had spoken in an interview with 

Le Monde

 last October.

He explained that he could laugh at everything ... except CNEWS.

And he added that there was, however, "something to say about the editorial line of this channel".

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Le Monde has agreed to delete the sentence 

Le Monde

 told the

Stop on Images site

 that it had agreed to delete the sentence so as not to embarrass Bertrand Usclat.

The management of Canal + does not seem to allow any discrepancy to pass about its CNEWS channel.

Sports commentator Stéphane Guy was fired for supporting Sébastien Thoen.

On Europe 1, the director general of the antennas Gérald-Brice Viret justified the dismissal of Sébastien Thoen by the fact that he "appeared with people who denigrate" Canal +.