C'est tous les jours Demanche : Élu nouveau guide suprême, Mojtaba Khamenei succède à son père - 10/03
·5 min
The episode opens with a parody advertisement for Matmut life insurance, claiming a 5% boost rate and brand of the year 2026, setting a surreal tone. Arnaud Demanche then transitions to humorously commenting on Mojtaba Khamenei taking over from his father Ali Khamenei in Iran, comparing it to nepotism in cinema with the hashtag 'Nepo Babies' and framing it as a talent show called the 'school of ayatollahs'. He includes a brief skit where a child is asked about his dad and music choices, adding absurd dialogue. Next, Demanche discusses a Russian disinformation operation targeting Pierre-Yves Bournazel, a municipal candidate in Paris, mocking the idea with a satirical KGB agent mission to destroy his campaign over electric garbage trucks. He jokes that Bournazel will lose anyway and speculates about confusion with a more important namesake. The segment shifts to a proposed tax on Pokémon cards, with a pun on Team Rocket and critiques of adult collectors, referencing President Macron and birth rates. Demanche then conducts a quiz with Apolline on whether bizarre taxes exist, covering examples like tea houses in the US, urine historically used for leather, siestas in Japan, soap in England, and celibates, revealing some are real. The episode concludes with sponsor mentions for Banque Populaire and a sign-off, maintaining a fast-paced, humorous format throughout without serious analysis.
