Yes, the law 96 pâlotte was passed the day before yesterday, but I would like to devote my column today to a great animation professional whose last eponymous program was a week ago: I don't mind of course talking about Denis Lévesque.

I still have a hard time believing it: I turn on my TV at the appointed time and... it's gone (except for reruns)!

Denis Lévesque snapped his fingers to turn off the lights in his studio one last time last week, and I miss him already!

Who now will receive "ordinary people" to simply talk to them on TV?

I am simply saying, but there is a whole art of the interview that we can forget about Denis Lévesque because he does not put himself forward.

With him, it seems easy.

The humility of this gifted man allows him to deal with all subjects with an extraordinary variety of people.

Thank you

I would like to thank you, Denis Lévesque, you and your researcher Bruno Genest, for having received me so often and for having involved me in a form of debate as amusing as it is instructive with the constitutionalist Frédéric Bérard... with whom I disagree on just about every political topic imaginable!

Your ability to mediate our sometimes stormy exchanges proved another facet of your talent.

I who have followed you since 2006 when your eponymous show appeared, I have seen you evolve, always for the better.

Really, you managed to look like your idol and role model, the late Larry King, on CNN.

Rest

You have of course noticed, Denis, that even if your show is no longer there, I am still talking about you in the present tense.

Because I am well placed to know that radio or TV hosts, like cats, have several lives!

Until the big return, you won't be surprised by the advice I'm going to give you: travel, travel, travel... and send me postcards!