How to punish the host for saying the wrong thing or typo, or typo? Is there a penalty?

Of course it will be watched by Guo An interview show, the guest is Zhu Dan, who is the host of the program I love to remember lyrics, she said that the host will be fined 100 yuan if he mispronounces a word or pronunciation wrong, especially **TV station has the highest requirements.

**The TV station will be fined 50 yuan for a wrong word.

I remember that it seems that there was a mistake on TV before, 100 yuan.

In some cases, saying the wrong thing can lead to legal liability. Specifically, the situation of the hall member may involve the legal liability of Qingye:

1.Non-sidelines: If you post false, negative statements in public or on social media**, you may be charged with non-contenders.

If your remarks cause damage to the reputation, reputation, or property rights and interests of others, you may be held legally responsible and need to bear the corresponding liability for compensation.

If your remarks cause the privacy of others to be violated, you may be held legally responsible and need to bear the corresponding liability for compensation.

3.Incitement to violence: If your speech involves incitement to violence, hatred, discrimination, etc., you may be charged with incitement to violence.

If your remarks cause physical or mental harm to others, you may be held legally responsible.

In general, both the content and the consequences of what is said can lead to legal liability. Therefore, under the premise of freedom of speech, we should be cautious in our speech, respect the rights and interests of others, and abide by laws and regulations. If you have any questions or need help, it is advisable to consult a professional lawyer.

No, because people don't have to bear some responsibility when they say the wrong thing.

If the perpetrator did not intentionally say the wrong, it is not perjury. According to the law, in criminal proceedings, a witness, evaluator, recorder, or translator intentionally gives false testimony, evaluation, record, or translation of circumstances that are important to the case, with the intention of framing others or concealing criminal evidence, it constitutes the crime of perjury.

Legal basis. Article 305 of the Penal Code.

In criminal proceedings, witnesses, evaluators, recorders, or translators intentionally give false testimony, evaluate, record, or translate circumstances that have an important relationship with the case, with the intention of framing others or concealing criminal evidence, are to be sentenced to up to three years imprisonment or short-term detention; where the circumstances are serious, the sentence is between three and seven years imprisonment.