Monday you know of seventeen nineteen in Neua eighty- nine seven. Well,
it' s a pleasure to have the teacher a dear friend like the teacher
for what you do Joseph, dear, how you walk Ale, how much
Beltrán has to do with it. The traffic is two months old. He
' s gonna serve two months a gift for every month. You' re
not kidding me. Yeah, no, what a book time for me to
go for a walk. Thanks from home. He' s going to Laconi.
Now when she got home Ra didn' t open it here' cause
she started mom that' s what mom' s happy about. I'
m not into what I am. Ricardio changed my gaze from the world you
saw. Thank you not for this, herma me te and also brother,
because, as you were seen, was born premature week thirty- three we
already came a pregnancy re complicated and was born with thirty- five weeks,
with a kilo eight hundred seventy neoanatology interned in intensive ten days and then already
intermediate therapy neonatology. And, well, you saw a hatchery next door and
now you see it. They are almost three kilos or three and a half
kilos is tom bull today of tomorrow you saw that you have to stimulate them
you saw, yes, three half kilos and this morning, every morning I
get up and I put it and I have in my office and I read
and I put it on the side and you have to make noises in primary
colors and you turn what makes noise and it connects and it turns like a
tortuguo with the head. Not that profe of you can' t believe.
It' s a logo thing Look the other day. I mean smart That
' s it. I can die because she' s got a little baby
girl. So, I have a son thirty- two. You also saw
how much thirty- two years. And I have a thirty- two-
year- old son. And then I met him when I was eleven and
you had how many. I have two of my biologicals with my first wife,
yes, and I have two with Mechi. You have Mechi from her
first marriage, who are my children. They' re the ones done because
I listen to me badly with them who were four years old. Ah and
how old are yours, mine, my biological ones, thirty- three and
thirty- one, like you. Besides, I' m how old I
am. I' ve got ten more than you. I' m fifty
- two sixty- two. He has sixty- two minors who were fifty
- six fifty- six years old. Listen to me, you have thirty
- two, thirty, and Mechi' s is twenty- one and nineteen.
And what it was like when you got here, when you met with
a bell, that is, you raised them, too, you know,
you know, you know, you know, you know, you know,
And yes, because with Metchi we were twelve years ago and so it was
six and eight years ago. I' ve never heard of you, because
you have to how and how you did it, because they' re your
children, but they' re not your children in the sense that you can
' t get in there to correct something. Yeah, I haven' t
gotten in too much. I do, yeah, I feel like I had
a second paternity with Mechi' s boys. Let' s talk about Lolo
and Manuel, who are the sons of Machil, my children with Virginia,
my first wife, are called Mary, Bethlehem and Nacho are the light of
my life. So are lol and manueles I adore them if not and in
fact we put limits on it. In fact, yesterday we had an argument
with lolo because, for example, he ran people ten feelings, apt jate
five, i e, I walk away pain sorry you said no to me
that if you don' t do it a discussion how you do. Yesterday,
for example, we had an argument with lolo because he was very,
very crazy about games. You saw the games in the compus You had bought
games and the games take it out as they pull it out. Leave and
you can stay ten hours player. When it was late and he had to
go to the apartment that we rented here in center four, we saw in
scholarship to start studying and he didn' t go for the damn game,
so I' m going to put some order in. No. No,
no, I' m intense when I get into something, do it well
and raise the oly Manuel. Yes, I' m very involved. Look,
so involved that Lorenzo is the one who spoke to you yesterday, that
it was a shot in the air in elementary and high school. I now
study economics at the University of SEMA. If you want to go study outside.
He' s interested in politics, because I' m impressed. Even
if they are not biological children of one, what ends up important is the
intensity of contact and commitment you have with them. Mechi' s two boys
are. I' m sorry, too. What a nice teacher and not
a fighter and no and you don' t notice also that Javier Desperras in
those pibitos of fourteen fifteen years, one thing that they can not vote yet,
but they will vote in the two thousand twenty- five to two thousand
twenty- seven, that there is a bomb there of time, a lot
of assholes that I am or want it. The wig. Yeah, yeah,
that wig' s adorable. It' s adorable and more by the
guys who see in such a guy so intense I would tell you it can
be the word that for me better defines it so intense. I think you
get along and adopt with him. They adopted each other. They get along
very well, because they both handle a very noticeable intensity. Yeah, look,
Professor. I let myself tell the boys on the other side, the
people you remember. When we had me, it' s not like I
had to convince you, but when we had that coffee and I told you
to come and work with us like this on the loose. You were successful,
you were in your business and I understood that your intensity was what I
was going to connect with people, because you came loose animal as a guest.
And what they say on TV, you broke the screen, of course
it goes by, you pass the screen. You broke the screen, you
passed it, you passed the other side. And now I understand it'
s your intensity is and what it is to break the screen in the jereda
those who know about tele with whom I tell you, that I think it
' s that those who believe you, that is to say, many people
follow you convince you and those who don' t love you want to kill
you the good sense. But that it is one you have hooked to those
who love you you have them hooked for love, the one who breaks the
screen to the one who loves it has it hooked for love, for affection,
and the one who does not want it has it hooked for hate.
Then it doesn' t go unnoticed. The worst thing that can happen to
you on TV, in the media is that not not to happen to you
is perceived. It is also comfortable to go unnoticed. For many, well,
it' s not your case. You' re not a guy who
likes to go unnoticed. Not to see is not that I want not to
go missing, but that my nature is like that. I' m very
healthy in that sense. I show myself how I am. I have my
side with my loved ones in my house and my side sees in the professional.
Here I can show enough my side goes because I adore you. Thank
you, Professor Gus I love you. I think you' re a lovely
person. In fact, I always say that I am one of the journalists
or the journalist whom I have to thank most in my life because you put
Argentina and voted my first book for not know a year, almost on screen,
day by day, every day, not to say because I had surprised
you the book. The strong thing, which was the stuff I was saying.
And it' s a book that was a success, partly thanks to
you. Thank you teach the currency of gratitude, I do not know,
is not a very common currency in this system and that you have it at
the flower of Geon. This also refers to Javier. Javier is like you,
they are very warm people. Jamesto and we started getting a little bit
into the country in vole forgiveness. We used to have a few thanks.
She' s with me, and Jimé naristizaba took a picture of us,
Jimena, who was at the time. So is the jimera. You have
to interview him alone now, because Jimena was captain of the Argentine Volleyball team
to see female and Jimena there is no experci in Jimena in politics. Jimena
aristizaba, she wants to keep that name because it' s a dough.
He' s not gonna bite her. Yes, for something. Someday I
interview her, Professor. I' m asking you a question, or it
' s actually a perception. I feel like you were out of time and
the time changed and you came in to see. I' m not saying
that as a negative thing. On the contrary, you anticipated the time.
You never refused to be sema. Never. I said I was there one
day. I think that Cristina, as President, started talking about me had
a partner in a producer. I said no, because there was an avila
name that he doesn' t have with Juan Cruz. JorgeÁvila, the
era of sema is also a brilliant economic. Well, they called me brilliant.
I said no. What happens is that it' s JorgeÁvila and
they looked at me between three in a meeting. You' re naming us
people from the sema, from that gorilla reservoir. Ta ta, ta.
I will never forget and you always came with affection to talk about the sema
and you were one of the first to start talking about liberalism when Javier was
not there yet. But far beyond this, Argentina de Vorada is a book
that I recommend to you. Go back to if you feel like it,
buy it because it' s a lot of formats. The Argentina de Vorada,
who writes expert, had to lay the eggs up on the table and
tell him business people and attack not only the entrepreneurship devourer, but also the
guys. I don' t know the eating unionism was politics and politics,
I mean, one thing is now, but you started doing that. I
think ten years ago I went in two thousand seventeen, thousand, two thousand
sixteen, two thousand seventeen, almost nine years of that. That' s
why I say you were an out- of- time guy and you had
to bench her out of time teacher because now you' re all right,
but you had to go out on the street. It was a talk and
they didn' t squeak at you or they didn' t slug at you.
No yes, the good amount to see is true what I say.
Anyway, I' m happy that a friend as dear as Javier said President,
but yes, of course I feel part of this story. But of
course and in my fearsome, service can be yes and in the I remember.
When I introduced the Argentinian vorada, I was heading for the place where
we presented him and there was a line and with the psycholi and blocks of
boys' tail near the place where I presented him. I thought I swear
to you, the boys were about to see Mick Jayer, who is called
a roll and not a star, because I never imagined two thousand seventeen,
when I introduced him, that I had reaped so much love from the boys.
After being in that me. The first TV appearances were in the ninety
- three ninety- four, with whom you appeared there and with Willy Co
although I had a TV show you remember, but loose animals. It was
a driving force for you It was a key driving force for him It was
important in the Argentina de brada and when you went to Bia a mountain biket
and there that book changed you because it wasn' t your first book.
No, that was my po, your first pound, my first books.
And the truth is, let them come in with gratitude. I thank Meche,
my wife, who left me the egg like two grenades to make so
that I didn' t want to write. It' s well written that
books, they' re both mute and only that book, just, just,
just good, you know why that book is successful, because that'
s what you feel. Yeah, I made a lot of feelings. That
' s right, no, no, I didn' t always believe in
that Look at my first vote in the year eighty- three, when I
was twenty- one or twenty- two. It was Alvaro Sora, when
I returned to democracy, that is, my first vote was liberal already when
I was twenty- two. I' m exploding 40 that I' m
liberal. You explain to me quickly, because it' s a signifier that
sometimes changes me. I don' t get it right. We can'
t talk a little bit about other things. What a liberal. What Is
What Liberalism Is. This changes liberalism over time. What to be liberal,
because if you see the liberal revolutions of one thousand eight hundred and eight,
it has nothing to do with today' s liberal. I would tell you
liberalism is to really want in depth that the other one is going really well
and, on the other hand, at the same time, that it is
not necessarily the same thing that you want him to do well, but to
respect it in its entirety, in its essence, to repeat everything he wants
me to study, whatever he wants to go on vacation wherever he wants,
to marry whoever he wants, to know what he wants. But also,
wishing him the good and I separate him from respecting him in his essence,
because for one thing it is to respect him in what he wants to do
of his life and another thing is to wish him the good, because,
as a liberal politician, wishing the good to the other implies making a political
construction so that the other is well, which does not necessarily mean that sometimes
it is very pleasant, because it is good that people can laugh at themselves
and that they feel fulfilled with their work, for which they have to work.
Yeah, you have to work out to win your step right. That
' s great. You have to study as much as possible so you can
earn a very good bread and the two things are not very nice. Because
the two jos involve or crush iron all day long or sit your ass on
the chair at fifteen hours a day, for many years until you get a
title it' s okay that teacher. I like to want the good of
people who are independent, who cling to themselves, who can do vertical alone
to the ground without anyone' s help. I have a perception of you
and what' s going on between Javier and Vos. I know him a
lot, and I sense him. I think you get this for good and
for bad, because out there you don' t know how you play the
pains of others who don' t have in that place too. I think
Javier trusts you a lot. You had a time about what' s happening
to us. You saw that one sometimes fights with a friend and then becomes
even more firm in that relationship, in that friendship. I think you met
again. They met Javier again and I think you' re going to be
a person with whom Javier is going to build. This is an idea of
my perception, it' s going to build the political future, that is
me, I think you' re a politically key guy for what comes in
it, key be for the two thousand twenty- five, that' s
for the two thousand twenty- seven. Or whatever I am, I think
you' re gonna be the one who' s talking to her in the
ear. You saw as it is said, the ulic circle and, moreover,
good to tell you what the others want to hear. Not all of
this seems to have generated a relationship. You' re sorry you' re
eating with him, too. You see that' s how you relate to
him. If you did the real story with Javier told from point to point
I' d tell you since I met him in two thousand fourteen. I
know him Javier in ear in two thousand fourteen because he had a radio program
with Carlos Maslatón and he called me on the phone and he interviewed me as
a journalist and I felt a mixture of how a journalist interrogating me, but
at the same time he admired me that I kind of valued what I said
very much. I believe that ten years older or older than Javier, yes,
pot the same age, ten years older than him, and another of
Paul' s teacher who is outside. Yes, then I felt a mixture
of questions and admiration in their sentences. When we met a year later,
physically at a meeting and St Daniel said to me Prof Prof, I want
to do as you do with a hair and bad words. I want to
copy everything and he in the 19th, which few liberals did, because realism
has a lot of miserable enviousness. Javier was one of the few from the
plain without doing politics. In the 19th, when I decided to make it,
now that I was going to cheer up the sky, I kept laughing,
some on the bread of the new, but others did laugh at you.
President, well, Javier was very supportive of me in the 19th.
From the plain I have never shared the opposite. In the twenties, he
decides to do politics and decides to do it with me. He spent about
ten months at ten months says to me Mira, José the truth. I
feel like I have a back to go alone and do it alone. I
' m telling you, but you' re going to be a great man.
I' m liberal, you don' t want to be with me.
That' s how I got him I' m going to see him.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Nothing happened. I say perfect, nothing
give and part. They told you ten zero stories, but I thought they
shitted each other. Yeah, wine. Javier said I know I think I
have a need to do the solo. Yes, I told him, but
listen to me if I tell you that for me the liberal is the one
who wishes the other the best and at the same time respects him in everything.
I wish you well. I respect you in tutusion. Give him forward
look how he was that there was the President of the nation who is beginning
to change Argentina after so many decades of misery. Then I, what happens
from there that game where you build ridiculous weird stories, he was like the
one I was in the nineteen, I was the anti- systemic. You
remember, he was the one who said something that neither Macri nor Alberto Fernández
said, much less the pipe and neither the bath, that was the other
contender and centurion gomez of saving that the competition or the debates went with them.
None of them said what I said. In the 19th I was the
anti- systemic. In the 21st century, the anti- systemic had become
Javier. That' s why you say so well out of time. My
thing is, it' s true. The 19th I got one and a
half. In the 23rd Javier was president. Yes and my tad a question
to my intruder, because if you give him this song from Italy, give
him teacher he in the twenty- three became the anti- systemic and was
no longer the anti- systemic. I had already competed. In the 19th
I was a deputy, he was also, but he looked more anti-
systemic than I had. I had already captured the caste of clear, somewhere
I was part of the caste between quotation marks, like an uncomfortable caste,
but yes and I said I will take the librarianism to another place, I
did not stay the route of my law because he was already the anti-
systemic. That place was occupied by him. I didn' t have a
way to compete in that place. So the truth that they were very generous
together for the change opened the doors for me and I said I' m
going to take liberalism here and look that the unintentional play between Javier and Cho
came out Barbara because today the pro parte let' s change at the time
when I was very much in agreement with many of the things that we are
doing of the government and Javier is President. I have a passionate one,
I have an idea and I think, I think, I don' t
think anything clear, I think, but I have to ask you. You
have your head to manage or not. Or you' re a guy who
likes political, theoretical, legislative, etcetera, etcetera, but not for management.
You are to manage, because if you say yes, I complete my
perception. Or first I' m going to answer something that' s above
that that I' m going to be where Javier needs me to be.
I' m at the service. Well, you' re a great candidate,
it' s me, I' m a good executioner, I'
m a linguist, you' re a great candidate to be the man of
freedom advances is for anything, really because you have an uncle Javier Te like
I said, for me you' re in the circle of xo. I
just listen to javiero lunch with Javier Sometimes when I come from him, I
olive. I believe that you are a possible and powerful candidate to win the
province of Buenos Aires in the 27th without response. Well, if the President
wants me to be there, I' m going to be there without a
doubt, and if you want me to have another place, I' ll
still be asking you, Professor, I' m going to get in the
mud right now, I' m just counting on you. You didn'
t listen. So when you come with few people, the first line completes
it well, the second line you have to mend it with people who come
from another stick but the country handles it the third and fourth lines, because
you give the order me on the second phone, the third phone of the
fourth phone, which is the one who contacts and the one who moves.
If they want to shit you, they shit you. If they want to
shit you, they shit you, and the third and fourth lines of your
Gobio are full not of politically rival people, of political enemies that they have
not been able to complete. They have no choice but to. This does
not mean that those third and fourth lines have worn a veil. But I
think ptob' s gonna dance it, Profe. You' re going to
dance the, you' re going to dance the, you' re going
to quote in as drop Va. You saw what Argentina is like. Profe.
We have the hard leather already and my question is what can you tell
me you think why it happened to Peto Velo? What happened to Peto Velo?
You have an explanation, teacher, here with the confidence we have.
Yeah, I think it' s very clear with Betoblo. The place where
the residual corruption of quillerismo remained is in what it is, all that is
social movements, all that has to do with poverty. But why, for
a very simple reason, the aim of quesnerismo was always the misery of the
Argentine people. For me, I' m talking about fucking Quilleerism, because
you have to be cursed to be a politician. What to serve the country
and whose goal is to serve the country by doing as miserable as possible.
The model of Guillerism is the misery for us of Nicaragua, Venezuela, Cuba
and the richness that populist leaders in those countries have of Guillerism. It is
a great illegal association that, moreover, not only wants to steal life,
it stole a request for exaggeration, as Fariña said, but also pursues misery
and where you connect it with peto veil. Well, misery linearly screwed up
by the petoblo gynecists. I have no doubt, justify it to me well,
no, no, I had no doubt. I don' t have
proof ready, I have no doubt, but they screwed up, I mean,
and I don' t have two.' Cause there' s the
china business. In misery, in misery, in misery, in what are
the pines, the human capital still generist component, in link human capital,
in a lot of places that remain putrefaction Guillenerista, which is the one that
needs to be fought in order not to shit us the government. Because,
as I' m going to say, the third or fourth line defines what
happens to them as a government. There you have to do, but a
phenomenal cleaning. They' re shitting your management. If you don' t
see me now, you' re assuming that you played me perfect, or
I' m playing you brother, I' m screwing up your management.
You get fucked up in management, but it' s a basic thing to
see politics. As strange as it sounds. It' s common sense.
You' re a lady who has your husband elderly and with health problems.
You go to the pami and they tell you no drugs didn' t come.
Ma' am, why, because of my law they tell you.
You get out of there or brilliant anti- Miliist shit you. Then there
are people to clean up. There' s no doubt about it. He
' s bad at you I proposed to you an ances door, of course,
and you' re leaving this whorehouse. You came in wanting to vote
melo and you went out there fucking him, because put it you have oncological
remedies for your husband. Then you have to be very careful, you have
to lick the full professed one. But ero is a motherfucking minister. Well,
it happens in front like a horse. The thing is, they kicked
him out of the tower. Then there' s something there you saw why
they were thrown out of the tower. I don' t know. But
if because of the report that there' s an office to your corruption,
it' s turning around. There was a chocolate and turning that one that
had like a hundred contracts a chocolate. I don' t know who'
s the one who videotapes the chocolate but there' s chocolate. There'
s chocolate, clear contracts and they' re turning and clear is the old
policy. It' s the old policy, yes, and you can'
t handle it. That' s what they get inside unless they' re
gone. It' s not like they' re messing with you and they
' re and they' re doing business with the guy who comes in and
they offer you the gold and the Moor. You have to have the eggs
and the head. Very well put so you don' t leave the egg
and head. You don' t just need egg in life, you need
head too. Well, I planted it, teacher I said I went once
with modroping as a witness. You pee in here, it was like dropie
to inquest. I' m a witness. I was a trial, as
a witness, he looks at you as you look at the three judges,
the two prosecutors, look at you like this a chavón taking and good and
if you say two things and you forget what you forgive me, we have.
From now on, you' re not bad, as a witness.
Besides, now you' re being processed. I don' t charge a
whore, that is, his mother' s. I came here as a
witness. Imagine walking the imputed steps, it has to have several. Also
hey Eye Sandra does dinner wild apart, she' s a very good person.
Moreover, the bank is going to bank it and so you of the
bank are banking it, but you have to see how but we are human.
They call it clear, the bench slashes and Javier cocks unconditionally. Things
seem very good to me, because here' s a mine that in fact.
Ja Sandra is running several ministries, already within her ministry, because human
capital is the umbrella of several ministries, because it has ancestry Ministry of Labour
Social Development. And I don' t know what else, but you understand
me are your ministries. That' s driving, that' s for people
who are different from the mental and the mental point of view, no,
because you have to have strength both things. This is a place where you
move like a fish in the water. The subject that I' m going
to touch on you just now, no, you atheists the issue the kids
were exploiting had it on the other side was the chat we noticed. I
noticed the weekend. It' s everywhere that from a little pin boom to
a little dot, two dots, three dots. Business people are starting to
get a little bit of food inflation. Poquito went up to the nasta on
Friday and Saturday. You don' t ask me why milk a little bit
higher up, because they don' t add up to products. Yeah,
so I saw the balls swell, you saw the air I came to burn
everything down. I said burnt labor swollen the balls of these rats, these
scourges that hunt with us in a zoo and make us sick that are the
Argentine businessmen. Then I give you the case of my father- in-
law came from Houston today. She went to see the daughter that was Mom.
Also in the United States he bought a kilo of coffee fifteen from a
brother of your wife, yes, fifteen dollars. One kilo of coffee in
Houston, forty dollars in White Bay, forty- two thousand pesos. One
kilo of coffee in Bahía Blanca, fifteen thousand pesos in Houston. Then what?
I want to tell you teacher explain to me there' s some chance
of these guys. Tell him good. Guys up here got married. I
understand that if I do what I want, what I would do, you
crush a lot of small businesses and small businesses, because mills you will resist
and big companies will resist you, but it is increasing me. The lacra
rat milk ready, I' ll bring milk from all sides of rat fundite.
It happens that they won' t melt because they have what melts are
the little ones. Don' t melt the tops. But you know that
I believe and I close you with this great idea of Agustín Rodríguez, my
lawyer and everything that the obaman wrote said these entrepreneurs got used to living with
the permanent inflation fund and fish better with inflation. They hunt better with inflation.
It' s like a predator that hunts at night and inflation is night.
They don' t want no inflation. When this country normalizes and it
' s not inflation, the rates have to compete for that inflation. They
' re dying. Give me a look. You can do something with these
guys, because they' re going to lie down Profe, they' re
going to lie down. June is going to come with three dots and you
can never a baron radical Peronist. Explain it to me Give me a look.
I might be wrong about what I' m going to say, but
I' m square in my reasoning. I wrote to Argentina and devoured by
something. The fart did not write it because I felt it and I believe
that a hundred- year- old decadence like Argentina is not explained not by
a couple of sons of bitches, three, four or two bad governments,
two bad trade unionists, but by a system that is completely rotten. Businessmen
are part of the problem, they' re the only ones, not like
you say opening up the economy. In these conditions you' re going to
melt the little ones and these motherfuckers are going to totally follow. So what
does that mean? Look, I' m the number one aperturist in Argentina.
If you tell me what you' re saying, give me a single
explanation of which to Argentina, not three, as I' m going to
give in Argentina and vote, don' t call me politician, trade unionist
and company auri a talk me. One of the three, one of the
entrepreneurs we have in Argentina. You heard if you gave me a single cause
that this country is a miserable village. They' re actually price. It
' s the way to make you a billionaire. It' s an agar
to make you a billionaire. Here, except for three options, I do
not repeat, this country is a misery village because of the billionaire entrepreneurs we
have, or the way is that billionaire and in the way to become millionaire,
they are to blame, but at this point after a hundred years of
cadence. The blame is also on the politician who allows the entrepreneur to charge
anything, because there are economic policy measures that could be taken so that the
guy doesn' t charge anything. And trade unionists are also part of the
problem, because trade unionists, like they don' t give a shit,
that there are half the workers working in black, they care about their business,
they' re intruded along with the political jet and the businesspeople. So
the problem is the shitty trick that you have here, you kill one of
these people politically and you have the other two alive And here' s what
' s left of us the life of the interaction between the three of us,
because there' s a little piece of shit coming in from outside,
that melts down the businessman who makes textiles here and breaks your ortho with what
sells a bombshell comes out like a BMW Acá, a car like a transatlantic.
Why that happens, that happens, why I' m leaving him later.
But it comes in, so you get the product imported from Outside,
start biting the profitability of the entrepreneur from Acá. Then the businessman throws people
what you have there the politician, the businessman screaming that he merges, the
trade unionist saying that there is unemployment, and the politician saying we are left
without companies and without work. Three times, the businessman squealing that he runs
out of business, the trade unionist squealing that he runs out of client because
there are people fired, and the politician complaining about the two, then the
two, the three are part of the problem. All three are part of
the first. Having to break the interaction. Now how we break the interaction
between these cursed teas from the menage to TROI, when it' s human
that they put in the rules of play. Well, I say let'
s take advantage of the fact that we have a Miley as President to support
him, because he' s going to be willing to break this mess to
the ground. He' ll be willing. He started off because of politics.
He' s going to follow God willing with the unions and the employers.
But it makes little sense that of so much energy only the company,
because this is a system that where the dealers are. I insist if you
give me one bara so I tell you it' s the company. That
' s great, it' s really good, Professor Look, how did
you explain it? Sure? Sure, they interact. It' s not
a transmission chain. It' s three gears. If these same entrepreneurs lead
them to compete with the United States or Belgium, they behave like real inhabitants
of Belgium and the United States, they are listening to the amount of entrepreneur
they civilize there, that is, they already work with the rules. Of
course I do know how many Argentine entrepreneurs I know have moved their company to
the United States, who have changed it ego if they live today not from
the income they get from the company here, but outside. I call it
your sister' s pussy. What' s this? How can we not
have rules of games that make entrepreneurs stay here? Many hypocrites make the money
here and send the money out. Now. They love to go on vacation
in the first world, they love to make their family known in the first
world. Now, in the first world there is competition. Now here they
tell you the worst you can see in the competition. I would tell those
businessmen, because you have to have a Tiger Woots if Tiger Woo had stayed
all his life, banging the little ball in the room of his house.
There wouldn' t be Tyger Woods or a fetherr if Federes had stayed all
his life. You have to break that here, you get me, when
the worst thing you see there is going in gray. You mess with that,
you' re in gray, because they' re in tone in every
way. We' ll have to go for it. We' ll have
to win the battle this one to take advantage of, because there' s
one thing. We must be clear about this in order to be well balanced.
Look, I love Javier and I love him and I' m gonna
bench him and support death. But let' s take advantage that Javier is
the emergent of something that is deep in society, which is that there is
an important part of society that wants to change this seriously. There is a
force behind Javier that is given to him by society. And let us take
advantage of that strength to change, because the alternative my law today and the
alternative represented today by Javier Miley, which is common sense, freedom, that
enjoyed by those inhabitants of the countries in which there is much of these faces
that are here. He loves it when they go outside. It' s
misery, it' s Nicaragua, it' s Venezuela, it' s
Cuba, because there' s quillerism waiting for you to collapse. Quellerism seeks
misery and is waiting for us to utter. You see him hard so we
' ll assume you couldn' t. Javier you see with force the alternative
to him. I guess I' m not talking to you undemocratic. Suppose
I hit two thousand twenty- seven, but Fio didn' t have a
good government and there' s change. As always, Argentina has those swings
you see a flock again for what was, or you see an emergent of
something new. I could be more moderate or you think these guys. If
Javier' s in bad shape, he makes the worst, the stalest thing
he' s ever lived. I have no doubt and I tell you to
see Te Gas and Cristina again the patio of the Palmera. I don'
t know if Cristina, but one emergent, onequilnerist, yes, seven ends
badly. Yes in seri profe, I have no doubt, but he keeps
you I no longer tell you as a person who had politics from the outside.
So a question from the inside looking at them in Congress and I'
m asking you this hot counter question. If they came you saw that they
say that love overcomes hatred, it' s the slogan that is a narist.
They make you that way It' s love that beats hate. Lie
that they would come with love or come to speak not unsheathed hatred. Hate
was always a lie, that of amorbidness they hate. First they love the
silver only obtained on the left, that is, by begging them, they
love the silver obtained on the left. They love the poor. That'
s why they turned us into a beautiful misery. So, in reality,
this love thing overcomes hatred. In the case that scherist is a coin that
has two sides. They love the poor so much and hate those who have
to all. They ended up transforming us into inhabitants of a misi village Why
they love the poor, because it is a currency of use, of course,
it is an army. They use yes, of course, of course,
of course, that is Puticia' s daughter of cginism That is to
seek poverty as a political goal. See, the cultural genocide is worked,
so you saw that the pi is worked are genes. I call them cultural
genocide. I' m broken generations You think it' s a systematic plan.
If I have no doubt, I have no doubt about that. That
' s why I' m alert to the danger of what' s in
front of me. Let' s see those who today are more or less
close to the ideas of my law and fight my law I don' t
know if they are sons of bitches or have too short a view. The
enemy you have in front of you is re- counterpowerful. It' s
well- armed. He is hoping that this other is b to re-
rule Argentina and definitely transform it into a cube Venezuela. Today we are already
a misery village. And I warn you, we are a miserable village.
You have fifty percent of the poor population and half of the workers working in
black, half of the boys have no proper understanding of text. The tests
don' t stop you from going back, as well as the tests to
learn. You have people broken to the cultural point of view. Cultural genocide
has occurred. Then we are being a misery village and on the verge of
not having a return, that is to say, Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua,
which I believe no longer have a return. So, that' s
why I say the enemy you have in front of you is so powerful that
there' s no doubt where you have to be. You like it and
you don' t like it, and Javier Miley, I like it,
but even if you don' t like it at all, then you'
ll have to be this side with what happens to you. When you see
what' s going on inside the cameras, you say, but you'
re closer to us, you can tell him than you can tell them.
And yet, for one matter I don' t know about ideological pruritus,
you don' t understand that you have what happened in the womb, well,
in typetaf it was violent, but in the Senator then you shouldn'
t understand the votes Some senators you hit in the head. Yes, actually,
there is, yes, I' m not going to give names to
join deceptibilities, but whoever gets it from the sayo that puts it there,
you have in the recycling bin the quishleerism and the van of collo alrchillerismo,
which is the left. That' s no good. You can' t
do anything with that. He can' t do anything. You have the
side of common sense of liberalism, but why I say common sense to liberalism,
because every country that has prospered has done so on the basis of the
liberal idea of wanting the best for you and respecting you in all your integrity.
There are no countries that have become rich trying to make you go bad
and telling you what you have to be accelerated or what you don' t
understand, radicalism votes. How do you not understand a part of radicalism or
vocalism and we do with the federal, federal innovation, the civic collection.
I didn' t feel it. You didn' t understand the b No
one cheers him up. You don' t understand the lily- carry posture.
Not even from the store. I' m not saying that either.
However, I do not understand them quite clearly. There is no real perception
of the problem that you have in front of seeing Here there are projects to
improve retirements, better the funding of those universities that put us back in a
fiscal deficit of two thousand twenty- three of five points. The product,
that is, everything that was advanced, they want to destroy it. If
they don' t hang out here with little girls and this is half binary,
I' d tell you somewhere. This is medibinary. It' s
black white this one, but why black white you' re so culturally broken
from cultural genocide here that if they give you a little more dope and if
you' d rather abstinent me to drugs. Today we are going through the
syndistinence, which can be prolonged even of little is not blowing and making bottle
And you are in a situation where what I do, I keep giving birth
to it, looking at the light that I have forward, which is not
a train that comes in front of that of hope, of the vila,
of the Beltran of the world. But it' s fine. This is
fine, yes, of course it is fine. At last night, it
' s fine, but it' s the syndrome. Today we are in
that situation saying abstinence, where I say I keep giving birth, waiting for
the future, waiting for the Beltran of life that gave me another meaning,
or I keep going backwards I can' t stand the effort that I give
him dro screw and what scares me the most is that this I tell you
openly does not end. Well, uh, because I don' t know
if on the other side. When this, if it ends as you say,
you and it gets the most ranch and binary, I know how a
part of society will react that doesn' t want to go back to that.
Here we are all democratic in Argentina. It' s already proven even
they' re professed democratic because I can give you the, I could go
somewhere. They tried to publish you the one when they made me kilom outside
the Senate, deputy, etcetera. You lived it, but you have to
see what happens now. Not with this aite Look what I' m going
to tell you. Let' s see what happens when it' s coming
to life, Christmas to Christmas doesn' t wait. I wouldn' t
take it for granted that this ends badly. I think there' s a
very high chance it' ll end well. Now that it ends well,
it depends not only on what we do from Javier Milley' s government,
but also on the patience he has in society. No, because I know
people and I thank them every day very much for the effort they are making
to get there and for what they are clinging to. I' m surprised
at what they' re holding on to, because people are clinging to something
and that they' re still supporting Javier has that about fifty positive points.
What it' s about because he looks like he' s standing. This
brother, the activity is stopped, well you live it, it is stopped,
teacher, yes, if not, I continue to give talks of economics
entrepreneurs. So I know very well. I have company with my brothers,
so I know what to pay taxes, to pay a fortnight to trade unionists,
etcetera. I say what is appropriate for union contributions. I believe that
what still holds Javier strong and I think I will continue there is the clarity
that on the other side you have death, which is Guillerism, death as
a country being Nicaragua and Venezuela. That plus the fact that this guy told
you the truth about what was coming in the middle of the election campaign.
Listen to me, teach me what you do if he turns back, you
stay, you fuck off, or you fight. If you bring it back
ready. He goes down to see two thousand twenty- seven, and Kirner
' s maximum, as a maximum, no good, no, I don
' t think so, but, well, anything is possible. Magra mendoza.
I don' t stay fighting, because these guys last for what a
fart lasts in an Argentine basket doesn' t give for more what is happening.
I am the one because I will be able to say, okay,
but the teacher if it comes maximum, comes mayra mendoza, they take us
to nicarao Venezuela. I' ll go well, I' ll fight for
us to follow that dear teacher. We have to leave because they are already
bowling, if it is seven in the afternoon and already and his cho,
and that if we are already with the beloved teacher, we were well tremendous.
There' s a lot of people on the other side we' ll
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you go out, since we are talking about leaving me, of leaving to
those who are seeing us a message. I think there' s a hope.
There is a hope, that hope to continue along the path that Javier
Miley presents to us today. The hope is to do the things that the
countries where people live do That' s what we want to do in Javier
Millea' s government. So health of hope is there, but we must
continue on this path. And to continue along this path in the case of
the Province of Buenos Aires, which is where you live, I believe from
where I live, we have to get rid of the scourge of Axel that
xylophone in the year two thousand twenty- seven, that if it cannot rule
them any more, neither the Ministry of Economy, as it was minister,
nor the Province of Buenos Aires, that, if it was the worst thing
that has happened to the Province of Buenos Aires and that democracy came back,
they had near a pipe. Imagine yourself as you.