David Broncano dismantles the criticism after the controversial episode with ‘El Hormiguero’: “It’s one of the things that makes me most angry”

The next day ‘The Revolt’ closed ranks around the guest. «Thank you to the entire team at ‘The Revolt’ and to the public! It was a great night! “I will be back soon and we will share it with the entire audience,” Martín wrote in response to the program’s message that removed any responsibility from the pilot. «In case there was any doubt, yesterday Jorge Martin and his team did everything possible so that the interview could be broadcast. “They had an impeccable behavior and I hope we can invite him again later and celebrate with him that he is world champion.”

But the scandal is served and it is likely that the waters of controversy will take time to calm down. For now, Broncano spoke again in the delivery of ‘The Revolt’ issued this Monday, November 25. Of course, he did it with the same ironic and fresh tone that characterizes the format.

The ‘documentary’ of deer, record in views

Since the last program aired images of the deer bellowing in protest of the boycott of the interview, the show’s iconic bass drum featured the silhouette of a deer. “Many thanks to all the people who saw the deer documentary last Thursday,” Broncano mocked to comment. Although he made it clear that “we did not do it to get an audience, quite the opposite.” In fact ‘The Revolt‘ was winning until they put 20 minutes of deer in place of the planned content. Although more than 50 million people have seen the video on social networks alone.

“What bothers me is that Aldama came out to create a smokescreen for us,” he added. Ricardo Castella with the same joke.

“The next day I imagined Hugh Grant asking the manager how the hearing had gone and finding out that they had won by three tenths against some deer,” the presenter continued.

Furthermore, before continuing with the usual sections, the comedian took advantage of the moment to clarify another couple of issues that have been highly discussed these days. Firstly, confirming that it was true that the interview had been recorded, but “what could not be broadcast was.”

«And another thing that I really liked is the thing about ‘these pressure things with guests have always been done like this.’ “It is one of the things that makes me most angry in life,” he added to settle things. To which Castella put the finishing touch, asserting that “people were also enslaved and they stopped doing it.”