Marjolein Faber does not want to answer questions about Claude, who ended up in the grand finale of the Eurovision Song Contest. “Oh, to be honest, I have not been working on that.”
Claude has succeeded in creating a flawless performance in the first semifinal of the Eurovision Songfestival and that is why he will perform tonight during the grand finale of the song festival. Are the ministers of the Schoof cabinet going to also look? Well, probably not, because they don’t respond enthusiastically at Jaïr Ferwerda.
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Jaïr all asks the ministers and state secretaries on arrival about encouraging words for Claude, but nobody wants to give them. “How do you actually estimate them, the opportunities of Claude?” He asks for the talk show Renze.
BBB minister Femke Wiersma then surprised: “Chat?”
A PR lady: “The Songfestival.”
Femke: “Oh, really?”
“I don’t look!”
Jaïr then tries it with VVD minister Eelco Heinen. “Claude, how far is it coming?”
Eelco: “Who?”
Jaïr: “Claude, our Songfestival entrance.”
Eelco: “Well, I fall well through the basket. I don’t follow this.”
Faber is running away
Marjolein Faber is the next one to appear before Jaïrs camera. “What do you think of our national entry, Claude?”
The asylum minister of the PVV then says: “Oh, to be honest I have not been busy with that. I know too little about it. Thank you.”
She then walks away immediately. Jaïr: “One thing is handsome, because he comes from an asylum seekers’ center.”
Marjolein: “I really don’t know. No, seriously.”
“Know nothing about it”
VVD minister Jurgen Nobel also has nothing to say to Claude. “I don’t know much about it, but of course I hope we win.”
Jaïr surprised: “Nobody in the cabinet follows this, I have the idea. (…) Rutte was always busy with it.
VVD’s Ruben Brekelmans: “Mark Harbers also knew everything out of his head, eh, but no, I am not a fan.”
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PVV’s Barry Madlener does not look at it either. “It’s a lot to say, but I am not a fan of the Eurovision Song Contest.”
And maybe Mona Keijzer? “I didn’t have a minute for that last week. Really not.”
The judgment of the Renze Klamer talk show table? “Those people don’t know what’s going on under their own supporters!”