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Destination Télé stated that Le Monde initially indicated at 12:15 PM that RN leaflets had been found in the suspect's car in Trappes, before changing its headline and content at 3 PM. According to the account, these were not actually RN leaflets and they were not really in the car. Destination Télé believed that social media now complicated the attempts at manipulation by the newspaper. https://t.co/btJa5xSLHx #LeMonde #FakeNews #Trappes (translated)

Destination Télé reported the remarks of Pascal Praud, who believed that the events that occurred on Saturday in France and the day before in Paris were predictable and that only naive or stupid people could be surprised by them. He stated that the situation had been announced, planned, and documented for years, and that the confrontation had now begun, adding that this was only the beginning. https://t.co/X1rdQY80Sv #France #Paris #actualités (translated)

Destination Télé wrote that, for three weeks, the debate had been reversed and the police were being presented as a source of disorder and repeated violence. The account claimed that BFMTV, France Inter, Quotidien, and Nova had been expressing this narrative all day, while the state wanted to ban CNews. https://t.co/bF0NBxNB5w #Police #DébatPublic #LibertéDePresse (translated)

Destination Télé denounced what it described as a new aggression against CNEWS journalists by HEC students. The account also stated that the journalist associations of BFMTV, LCI, France TV, and France Inter had still not condemned the events. https://t.co/p9c8WAYsPq #Journalisme #LibertéDeLaPresse #HEC (translated)

Destination Télé indicated that Louise Montangon had gathered 814,000 viewers on CNEWS at 8 PM the day before, with a peak at 976,000 at 8:46 PM. The account also reported 612,000 viewers for C politique on France 5, 422,000 for BFMTV, and 271,000 for LCI. It cited a statement from Montangon calling on teachers to stop seeing themselves as activists. https://t.co/UrEk2P9Aqj #Télévision #Audience #Média (translated)

Destination Télé wrote that the LFI activist Ilan Gabet had already accumulated 20 hours of airtime on the BFMTV/RMC group since the start of the school year, adding that this time was not counted by Arcom. The account recorded his appearances on the Estelle Denis program on August 31, September 10, 16, and 25, as well as on October 2 and 9, and an intervention on BFMTV on October 10 at 6 PM. https://t.co/X53VIR8MR7 #LFI #BFMTV #politique (translated)

Destination Télé wondered whether to choose France Inter or Radio Nova. The account estimated that the morning show on France Inter, now hosted by former journalists from Libé, including Eva Roque and Demorand, had never been so radicalized to the left. It condemned repeated attacks against the right, the RN, Israel, Donald Trump, and the police. https://t.co/4DQazjE09d #FranceInter #RadioNova #Média (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)

Destination Télé reported that journalists from Le Parisien expressed their disagreement with the editor-in-chief, Nicolas Charbonneau, believing that the newspaper was criticizing LFI too much. The account also indicated that Le Parisien had lost €71 million in 2025. https://t.co/vBXSsZiN4Y #journalisme #Parisien #politique (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)

Destination Télé has qualified the political decision and accused Emmanuel Macron of having doubled Canal+'s VAT out of revenge against Vincent Bolloré, claiming that this measure has put thousands of people out of work in the sectors of Canal+, cinema, and French sports. https://t.co/k1DsozvPqq #politique #TVA #CanalPlus (translated)

Destination Télé criticized Caroline Roux for giving journalism lessons in an interview. The account asked if she was the same journalist who, a year earlier, had dedicated 20 minutes to Matthieu Pigasse without, according to him, informing viewers that he was her boss and one of the main shareholders of Mediawan. https://t.co/IKzVyLhKrS #Journalisme #Éthique #Médias (translated)

Destination Télé questioned the editorial line of BFMTV, which it accused of providing a platform to radical far-left elements since the beginning of the riots and relaying information it deemed false. It considered this coverage to be counterproductive and stated that Fabien Namias's channel was being outpaced by CNEWS each day. https://t.co/otTqpzE8tQ #BFMTV #CNEWS #FakeNews (translated)

Destination Télé wrote that Gérald Darmanin accused Bardella of "shamelessly lying." The account recalled that, according to him, Darmanin himself had been the source of one of the biggest state lies in recent years, by accusing English supporters to protect those involved in the looting of the Stade de France in 2022. https://t.co/8EHTqyr60V #politique #France #mensonges (translated)