After getting fired from BFMTV, Jean-Jacques Bourdin gets a job!

In late January, Jean-Jacques Bourdin was awarded the . was sacked from the parent company of Altice BFMTV and RMC. The company made this radical choice because the star journalist of the series was targeted by allegations of sexual harassment. He “always strongly denied” the allegations. Facing the media’s torrent that these allegations were instigated and the resulting investigation, Altis decided to officially separate from the Star journalist a few months later.

“We are splitting up, I’m so glad to be released, I’m going to new adventures (…) Longer free and independent journalism!!”, reacted on Twitter. This Wednesday, the former PAF sniper announced that he had found a new radio. They announced the news on Twitter: “It’s a chance to do the work we love! I want to inform you, ask questions, share with you. I’m looking forward to seeing you this Monday from 10:30am to 12pm.” So happy to see it on Sud Radio between o’clock.

In a press release, Sood Radio announced that the journalist would be responsible for providing the floor to listeners. Guests will also be present as experts or experts to discuss current events. Face-to-face meetings to uncover conflicting views will also be offered, with moderation by Jean-Jacques Bourdin.Radio stations tell.

What were they accusing him of?

As a reminder, journalists fannie agostini Mediapart learned that it had filed a complaint against the host for attempted sexual assault. She specifically stated that he had “caught her neck” in October 2013 in the swimming pool of a hotel in Calvi (Haute-Cours), and “tried to kiss her several times” without “successful”. Struggled, she managed to extricate herself from the situation. What the host would have replied: “I always get what I want”. Then he would keep up with the advances by email or SMS.

A few days later, there was a second complaint for sexual harassment, harassment and sexual exhibition for facts dating back to the late 1980s. In April, the investigation was closed. no follow up For the pamphlet because it had been more than six years since the facts allegedly happened.