Dimitris Papanotas: Stamatina Tsimtsili “slaughtered” him with the glove – You insulted Betty Maggira

Dimitris Papanotas and Stamatina Tsimtsili commented on the words of Giorgos Liagas on the ALPHA show, Happy Day and the conversation reached the Betty Magira and what the panelist said and recently… deleted from SYRIZA, as a candidate for MEP.

“I, when I made the comment that started the whole conversation… I heard some people say ‘yeah, I’ll do whatever I want,'” me if I want to go and have open heart surgery and I’ll take the scalpels and come to you, will you tell me ok? So I meant that when you start a career as a presenter at 50, you don’t know ethics. That’s why the mistake that was made was made, that is, the unethical one, putting a statement in my mouth… That’s what I meant… It wasn’t a matter of age, because I’m older,” said the journalist.

However the presenter of ALPHA he did not leave it unaddressed and even spoke rather “sharply” saying: “You are opening a conversation that has never been discussed in substance here and I will not do so now that I consider it closed. For me, you also made communication mistakes in this conversation, because you were quite sharp and harsh for no reason. You were also insulting to Betty Magira, because that’s what you mean. And beyond that, a presenter cannot always know what happens in the editing. I think that a full stop has been inserted in all this and it has been closed…”.

DP: I don’t see it from the other side.

ST.TS.: You were sir, yesterday we commented on an interview of Betty Maggira and from there we move forward. Sometimes when you come back against a person, it risks being characterized as obsession and empathy.

DP: In this job, aren’t we obliged to observe ethics?

ST.TS.: Betty was in this job 20 years ago. It is not someone who passed by the day before yesterday, saw the light and entered.

D.P.: It’s different to do a show with an autocue across the street and different to do what you do, which has to do with current affairs, artistic, television…

Dimitris Papanotas: How did he comment on the words of Bettis Maggira