Roberto Poletti debuts with a new talk, 4 pm, supported by Francesca Barra. Here’s what he said about his colleague: “She’s….”
4pm is the new talk show on Rete 4 hosted by Roberto Poletti, fresh from the success of Morning 4, and Francesca Barra. A format aimed at giving to the public a political study and which he will try to conquer not an easy time slot. The two new hosts presented 4pm on Mattino 5: connected with Federica Panicucci they revealed some previews of the first episode.
Federica Panicucci asked Francesca Barra and her colleague to Morning 4 what the public should expect from their program, and then invited the two journalists presenting the format, intriguing the viewers. Poletti and Barra have not hidden the fact that they have completely different political positions and this will liven up the debate in a constructive way: “Moreover, we don’t have the same vision on the topics we will discuss…So every now and then…”, Poletti declared.
Panicucci is confident that the diversity of ideas and topics will be stimulating and will provide more information on some of the topics covered: “It’s also right this way… It’s interesting to have a contrast… The two sides of the coin…” Barra shares the position of the presenter of Mattino 5, furthermore it is convinced that in this particular historical moment in television, but above all communicative, the debate and comparisons are necessary to get a clear idea on some topics of significant importance both in Italy and in the international context.
Poletti: “You are studying me…”
There was no shortage of ironic and light banter between Poletti, Francesca Barra and Panicucci. The latter worked with the journalist a Morning 4 and the two got it relevant share data: there was an immediate feeling between them perceived by viewers. For this reason Barra asked the presenter what Poletti is like as a work colleague: “You have to give me some advice…How do you work with Roberto?”
Panicucci could only speak well of the journalist: “Working with Roberto is a breeze…Working with him is wonderful…You will have a great time…” Poletti was less diplomatic, insinuating a certain mistrust towards him from his colleague and joked about the fact that Barra is studying him to understand his way of doing things:
“He’s trying to study me because he hasn’t yet fully understood what character I have…“ From the first lines it is perceptible that the duo will be able to work at their best and offer the public a direct, sincere and unfiltered talk.
