Jan Slagter is incredibly pissed off on Bridget Maasland and Tina Nijkamp because they have placed him in RTL Boulevard as a sexist. “He still wants to say something about that,” it sounds.
Everyone agrees: it is suspected that Jan Slagter always jumps into the breach for male perpetrators of cross-border behavior, but now suddenly argues that the large NPO boss Frederieke Leeflang must hang. He now suddenly finds anonymous accusations enough to put someone on non-active.
Very rude
It tends to sexism, critics such as Bridget Maasland and Tina Nijkamp think, by the way without taking this word. One thing is certain: Jan is not known as the most female -friendly man of Hilversum, because the way he has treated Catherine Keyl and Loretta Schrijver is simply rude.
Anyway: Jan is angry about that suggestion of sexism and claimed some broadcasting time last night RTL Boulevard. “We had it here yesterday in the program about Jan Slagter, who wants NPO boss Frederieke Leeflang to be put on non-active,” explains presenter Luuk Ikink to his viewers.
Something about
Luuk: “Because Jan often absorbs it for men who are accused of undesirable behavior, it was noticeable that he is not doing it now because it is a woman. Well, he gets a lot of criticism about that, from Tina Nijkamp at Van Roosmalen & Groenteman, and also here on the Desk, huh. We spoke to Jan today and he still wants to say something about it. “
Then a pecked Jan comes into the picture: “Yesterday evening in the broadcast of RTL Boulevard, the impression was created by both Bridget and Tina Nijkamp that I am so concerned with the case of Frederieke Leeflang about the abuses there are at the NPO and that there is one Research must come, and that I would only do that because she is a woman. “
“It’s not true!”
Completely nonsense, Jan believes. “Well, nothing could be further from the truth. Willemijn Francissen, who was director at the NTR, I just stood up for that. I am not sexist and I find it annoying that that impression has been created and I am glad that I can put it right here. ”
Luuk: “It is nevertheless widespread criticism, isn’t it, what everyone is talking about. He really wanted to rectify that here. There were more people who criticized. Not only you of course. ”
“You too!”
Bridget it immediately bounces back to Luuk. “No, you too. Also a man, yes. It is also very charged, because I never said this. I said it is a shame that the men were allowed to sit immediately, that he was committed to that, and not with a woman. ”
And that of course implies sexism. Luuk: “He said about it before: ‘Yes, those men apologized at some point, an investigation went over it and here it all has to happen. And when the investigation is over, you can also continue at some point. “
Bridget: “Well, let’s continue.”