Lale Gül gets the wind from Evert Santegoeds from the front now that she makes her appearance with the big competitor RTL. He feels that she is no longer right at all. “More and more canal belt!”
Renze Klamer emphasized the emphasis last night at the start of the RTL Tonight broadcast that two of his guests come from today’s Inside Camp: Albert Verlinde and Lale Gül. According to TV critic Victor Vlam to make it clear that he not only receives ‘links’: “There is clear fear of being framed as left.”
Canal belt
Telegraaf reporter Jordi Versteegden has the same feeling. “You saw that Renze really tried to make it clear at the beginning:” Look, we are not a links program, because we also have some right -wing people to desk. ” He wanted to put that frame a lot, “he says in the podcast Strictly private.
Evert Santegoeds, the boss of Privé, thinks that right content is not too bad. “But that right is no longer the right way.
‘Very boring’
Lale and her colleagues make little impression on Evert. “I thought it looked nice, but I thought it was very boring, I have to say. And Albert with his political views every day, it doesn’t seem very conducive to his reputation. If it is your role to contradict someone else, it will be very heavy at some point.”
Jordi: “I had the idea that Albert was very busy creating atmosphere, while it was actually not there. That is the role of the presenter, who in this case is very small for Renze Klamer. I mean: there is also a voice-over that announces everything.”
Prestige project
Evert thinks it will be difficult to get atmosphere in the show. “Yes, and by the time he manages to create atmosphere, there are three others again. The question is whether this prestige project of RTL will be such a success, because I think it is not very much out of the paint yet.”
According to Evert, it looks very much like news of the day. “It also looks like that in terms of opinions and if you have taken over the half panel of News of the Day, you can’t find it very strange that that comparison is drawn.”
Astrid Holleeder
Jordi thought the interview with Astrid Holleeder in the first episode took too long. “I think it’s such a shame, because Astrid has a story and of course people respect her, but it seems as if RTL has bought shares in her or something. It is really being excitedly put down.”
Finally, Evert: “Yes, it is a lot. Soon it is no longer about her brother, but about current affairs and then we will see to what extent she has been read in it and how much she knows about it under her profession.”