Welcome today? I' m already settling in here fine, Comb, okay,
okay, welcome today? Dear Dr Amel, how about good night,
how happy they are to greet you. Thank you for joining us once again,
welcome, Dear Afra Baby Hi, Girls, how you' re fucking,
Yeah, I combed. I' ve lived a hard week because I
cut my hair badly and my hair is too much and I have no weight
and it gets off. But yesterday, they told me" tistop" but
there I have time so that I don' t believe that hair is the
comment. I heard Tisok' s and I said good. I want more
here than I want it looks nice. It was nice Hey, it'
s not anything. He was very handsome lupito giving away the moment, because
I don' t tell you it wasn' t anything, because I don
' t know how to make one more gentic than the other. Hey,
let' s talk first of all, welcome to everyone who' s already
coming here with us. To the YouTube channel, to Spreaker, to Spotify,
iTunes, Amason Music and it' s to Facebook. Notice that we
are very happy to receive them. And before we begin, we want to
make a call to Carmen Fregoso, who is from this very loving community.
But yesterday it left us with great doubt. That' s not true.
So, doctormel did notice that we were already finishing the program and I reached
to see in the comments one where she commented that she has the suspicion that
a person, but it was in the program of Almastro exactly at ten o
' clock last night, yesterday, in Broken Souls, yesterday we were live
in broken souls and already towards the end, when we were going, we
were saying goodbye. I was able to see a comment where she suggested us,
because dealing with a case of a character who, according to what I
read in the comment, gives me the impression that she touched with him.
Then I think it would be very important for you to tell us my dear
Carmen, because we would like to have a little more, not what you
saw, what it was like, how it approached you, what happened that
time. This says it was in San Francisco. We' d love to
know for this show that we' re playing cereal killers. They can come
to see her we made Samuel Little and they can also come to see the
women leaving guava today we warned them we did not create your life for a
cause of force majeure. Whenever someone says cause of force majeure, I always
had a doubt, good prodon, whether it be a matter of health and
so on. But then we' ll be back the week you come in
with healing the maternal marter wound, which is a case that it is.
I think I know what matters to all of us not to cure him from
the maternally- faced wound. And that' s something very important to continue
complementing the whole understanding of what both here and in history, as in broken
souls, as in women leaving hella and in all programs, in some way
or another can converge there notice, because the human being is like that.
But as long as the programmes that have not finished seeing that they are going
to open are put in the loop, please go to it now, everyone
who is there. But let' s start with today' s issues,
because one of the issues that emerged today was that they take as a periodic
note like the Millennium Herald, this statement I' m coming out of the
closet. Says Alfonso Whitesman, the maquillist of the stars, and says he
declares himself well, and then they take it media, because it went to
the super news. No ha ha ha. If you were noticed, the
truth is that when he declares that he does it on the program of Yolanda
Andrade and Monserrato Oliver and he does it in a joke tone, what turns
out, part of crazy laughter is that there are means that have taken it.
So for some mediums it seems a novelty to them. I don'
t know how you guys see it. And apart from a novelty, because
already a relationship, a relevant topic that since no, I mean no,
but I mean you are a serious means of communication. You' re taking
that note from a statement that the one who' s declaring it does it
in exact mockery. To think like this I almost told you, that is,
I discovered the black thread and the media take it as if it were
a real exit from the closet is that I did understand and I am angry
to see us because it speaks to us of the interorized homophobia that comes from
the machismo of this type of media, because this in a tone of mockery
ah ha ha ha ha if you were killed and forgive my dear media that
took it from a place well at best, because Jesus, the a hobby
Alfonso never had the need to say I am gay. We all knew he
was gay. It' s always been openly to cats. We know they
had boyfriends and so on, that is, it' s the first time
he spoke, because if anything I like about Alfonso it' s that he
' s never used as a flag to be gay. He does his makeup
work, people, he does it very well and he' s never said
I' m an activist, I never mean, he' s kept his
private life out of his privacy and it' s over. We all knew
that he had couples andu like the very handsome us not so much, we
all knew and he did it in mock tone, in tone of the same
sarcasm of his own, because it was like from then on, everyone knows
that I am gay. Sure, the first time I said it out loud.
The point is that serious means go up to the mother' s tent
to mock. Yeah, and this note' s coming. That' s
the innerized woman we have to work with exactly, because if she made fun
of him, same he has every right to me I can make gag jokes
because I' m gay. Women can make macho jokes because they' re
women, but a serious medium can' t get high in the mame.
And that' s what we do have to start questioning. And not because
we' re from Cristal, but because why make fun of me and him,
I' m going to digest the truth from you. But I don
' t think women should make sexist jokes. No, no, no,
no, no, but if you' re going to make them lupita,
I can' t see it bad, because you have every right to say
it because you' re hurt. I mean, the thing is if I
make a joke, for example, between gays, I know if I tell
them it' s more I' m going to say what I' ve
never said. I' m sick and tired of us saying the word gay
because on this subject of Anglicanism, once in a conversation with gay activists,
we said that what Mexican games would have to be is to take the word
joto. And then I tell my friends jackos and people listen to me and
they say hey Ephraim, what' s wrong with him, because I have
every right because I' m taking over something that hurt me a lot.
That' s what I' m talking about. I mean, women can
take over, because between you guys say bitches. Oh, what a bitch
that word is. Yeah, but one word from a sexist joke by name
is that there was a joke about how he hit her and killed her.
No. There' s no, there' s no, p if they
saw me like that in what you mean, I understand what you mean that,
for example, in a couple the wife can criticize the husband, but
the others don' t and it says exactly those kinds of questions that I
know exactly. So what Alfonso does is this thing that I tell my joto
friends and I tell myself why, because it' s typical of something that
hurt him so much, that it was the croset and it was to empower.
And the thing is, they' re half- serious. How sad,
what a half being I don' t know if they' ve been
played and if they' ve been so silly, but remember that suddenly they
take a few very absurd notes. Sometimes I think that your community managers or
those on social media are fishing things like they don' t do things right,
right now, they just remember me. Indeed, it would have been
more fun than millennium and all these sailboats took the note of the little father,
that the kidnapping express the little father and there they found him, there
at the hotel that had entered with a very handsome young man, or I
don' t know if he put that I added it, but that they
had upset him but young, and that they had found him in their toxicological
analysis, venzodiazepine and moreover, a substance that is with which the viagra is
casually made. Then, or he says," The little father and that
he is kidnapped, yes, that' s what I' m looking at
" Yes, Ephraim, I' m sorry. Not today I' m
going to say a bobera. I have permission to tell. I have a
patient who when he got there had high blood pressure and then one day he
comes in and he comes out with some blue pills and I told him why
you bring that and he told me why I' m going to go see
a girl no and I told him you want to kill yourself and then cut
v molten eye. His eye melted in good consultation. No. No,
no, and I was able to bucate everything, and since he went to
the event, it was the event. And it is that those things have
to be taken with a lot of responsibility and under the supervision of their medium
it does look. I believe that what I think is what made it sadly
relevant in itself is to make a note of something that is not and,
on the other hand, all that you shared right now. Frankly, I
would also like to say from the words that you do use that if anglissism
and I do not think that would be a very complex discussion that would therefore
deserve your time, because you see, words have a burden. Not also
then I am not sure that taking a word that was always of immense violence
will have the effect that you say. Although I respect your clear position as
a good member of the Community, I am not sure. I think that
would deserve another discussion that would deserve us to fight one day from this argument
Yes we haven' t done you and I did yes, because my first
position in some of us have that is the most. What' s the
matter with Frida kahlo? People think they also misunderstand it, because with the
cold it wasn' t if the character in frid and they talked about this
dress that Salma Hayek had worn, which was what had caused everyone stress,
because the dress distorted the original dress, which was what you see the Corsé
said. That' s not the original dress? No, that' s
not the dress That was the complaint of the indigenous woman who said she didn
' t get this idea of a traditional dress being destroyed. Yeah, that
was the argument. It was the argument. But, actually I was going
and we' re going to fight again guys, let' s talk now
about Daniel Rathcliff, you see JR. Rowling, that was one of the
first notes we played. I believe that here in all peace, that when
we turn a year to see if anyone from the public known or who knows
when we turn a year, because we have to shorten that celebration. Well,
it was one of the first notes we played in all peace, and
it was with respect to JKR Rowling, who had said no to me there
' s only man and woman and it' s over and do it as
you like. And those who blow me and those who do not heal me
as they please. Ah I don' t scoff and it' s a
transfy. Well, what I think of is the richest woman in England,
call her whatever she wants, but let' s close this woman. Or
how they look to cancel it and I donate, yes, yes, yes.
I' m fine, I' m fine, I' m fine,
and then he went to a program and there was a trans person and
this person back said to him," Hey, mister, tell me,
ma' am, I' m not going to tell you, sir,
because you' re a man" It' s good for me and it
goes just like Mary Bethlehem, like the des Me valo, me valo,
me valo, me valo, me valo And then, so the position of
JK Rowling in his absolute right, And then, Daniel Gratcliff says because I
also have my right as Harry Potter. Well, he didn' t do
it like Harry Potter, but he supports the transaber community Ephray, why does
this face say to me, Ephraim, it' s the typical gregarious exclusionary,
but he perceives the world based on the oppression of women. Homophobia just
has it its times from misogyny as well and misandry, which is hatred of
man. There' s calming down you lens. Please, I' ll
tell you why I' m not this character. I' m not that
woman. It' s hopeless that you' re going up is worth it.
I know they don' t like the word that goes up on the
mom' s ten. Nothing more to please. That' s insane and
what all Harry Potter' s cast has done saying I support the trans community
and I with them is just to record, because they' re not doing
initiatives. I don' t see them, doing real activism, saving people
really, uh, nothing, nothing more, opening their mouth to show a
woman that has already been very violent, to say her opinion, to please
the whole world. And yes, it' s pathetic. I' m
sorry, and I look great on Daniel Ralphing and I' m fascinated by
Harry Potter and all that. But it' s pathetic to see the whole
cast open your mouth when you could say maybe it couldn' t really be
you don' t think so. No, I don' t think so,
lupito, I don' t think this genre. I' m sorry
and I' m already angry, I was a son. Yes, I
do because look at men. Women can' t talk about masculinities because they
' re not men. Yeah, men can' t talk about myself,
because we' re not women. Why do you go up to defend yourself
and fly a flag when it' s something that doesn' t touch you,
because to please you. But then it' s the way. In
the same way, since hodk Rowling has the same right is that he complains
not, but then the point is that right now. No one can think
differently anymore, even if the body is angry at what I think MM is
not that really, because I' m going to tell you one thing about
sportsmen. Trans suddenly a lot of people come on me, but biology is
biology and don' t really get mad. I mean, the fact of
the day I' m reading a friend. Why, why don' t
we talk about the trans men of the men who were girls and became men,
because the transocean generation is different, but from boy to girl. There
are a lot of issues that we have to start looking at and we'
re in diapers and what Harry Potter' s creative lady says, because she
has every right to say it and don' t get angry. And the
truth is. I think I mean, talk to me. I' m
going to get angry You' re going to drag me Tuesday. Yeah,
I don' t command anymore, and I' m not going to tell
you one thing anymore. Yes, they do They owe him a lot.
John Ly the note in the morning and I said I don' t owe
her anything. No yes, you drink her you owe her because she'
s the creator of that one. So who doesn' t owe who.
Daniel Rafin said he didn' t owe her anything. A j K.
Rowling. No, well, if you owe him your careers to watch calm
down and I say all breath. Well, I' m buying, she
' s calm. You see when he does. I think what he is
trying to defend is that she, that is, that this trans community has
pronounced itself as good against this woman jk Rowling, because, besides that she
refuses to use this inclusive language and so on and to say that she only
recognizes two genres, etc, it seems that since the year two thousand twenty
she says this Community has used her great convening power and her great exposure to
oppose health and cultural policy proposals that favor the integration of transsexual people. I
mean, it' s not just according to this information, it' s
not just her opinion of me that I don' t recognize myself in this
way, which is very valid, as we have highlighted on many occasions here,
but that she has opposed certain health policies and supports and that, for
that reason, she says, for example, she has refused to continue to
grant trans women certain supports such as hormonal blockers that help in their transitions,
the use of public toilets on equal terms, that this is also a whole
subject that we have already talked about here. And then that' s where
Daniel says that he lacked sensitivity on his part and that he doesn' t
agree with that, that he considers empathy and support for others very important.
When they tell him this you mention. Indeed, and when he does not
seem to recognize that he owes something to her, he reculates and then says
that, indeed, he is grateful and that certainly thanks to this creator,
for he was able to participate in the n i e because surely he would
have been an actor Daniel Rattript, but never the size of fame he has
right now. I mean, I' m not talking about exact quality,
but he catapulted it, and then he says Harry Potter wouldn' t exist
without it, so my life would probably have followed a very different path if
it hadn' t been for this person. But that doesn' t mean
I have to mortgage my convictions for the rest of my life. So he
mentioned clearly is that one thing is that, as an actor and how to
have played, one of the characters that surely for Daniel Ratkept is going to
remain one of the most important of his entire life, like Linda Blair,
the exorcist and so on, because in real life outside of character, he
doesn' t have to support JR. Rowling in that regard, as he
is independent and will think as he pleases, she too and she would now
be acting and working. Well, she' s his character' s writer.
Yeah, that' s right, and no one said anything when it
was the 20- year celebration event to defend her and they left her out.
Just as you could open your mouth to see is that forgiveness, yes,
no, no too and how could you already get mad that you already
saw why I get like you' re mad? Just as you could open
your mouth to defend the trans community, why didn' t you open your
mouth to defend your character' s creation? Well, there you are,
so you can see? There you are, so you can see? You
are absolutely right about the fact that it is good for someone like the nutritionist,
who, like many, like many, looks good, as many look
good. It' s not that because if you' re a person who
goes right and you do it very well and justice doesn' t go to
the young party, you know what. I' m talking to the creator
and I' m talking to Emma, I' m talking to the whole
cast, because we have power. And if you don' t go to
the creator or you don' t go to anyone, that didn' t
happen. No. Sure, sure, no, not that. That didn
' t happen. So if you' re a good guy, yeah,
yeah, in the end, yeah, you' re right about that,
and we' ve already given you the right reason. If you' re
right about that part, if he' s angry anymore, you don'
t have to get angry anymore, you don' t have to get angry
anymore. Let' s go. I can look good fast. I do,
it looks good. Uy I want to look good with your sea because
I greet him, because he went to the music recital of his daughter,
who is second violin in the orchestra of the Autonomous University of Nuevo León,
and he will see us in repetition. And I want you to see that
if we greet her, because you see that salus to and your daughter are
made your violin in an orchestra, I am very happy and very happy and
that we are very concert exactly hear. We' re going to continue with
this, because it turns out that your next show has been announced and we
take this. There' s Lucía Méndez Bedette and there we can read.
But it' s going to be Fridays and Saturdays one or two or three,
eight dates in May at eight thirty at door three, where it says
it' s not enough to know where it says, but well it'
s a little pixelated, but well, there' s your show. I
don' t have the gift, but I' m glad you do.
And then they started criticizing her, because not if they can' t,
they can' t even move us. I admit my knees hurt, but
I' m still moving. Luceams is a little older than me and yet
he' s already throwing his show, but she was criticized for her age
and so on. But I think Lucia Mendez. I admire her. No,
he' s not my favorite singer, he' s not my favorite
actress, he' s not my favorite figure. I didn' t like
Queens all the time in any way I don' t think she' s
proud and disputable. However, I must acknowledge and do admire her and much
that she is a woman who has this ability to follow but reinvent herself.
Why not, because she sings the same old songs again. But if he
' s going to go on, keep going out, talking, giving interviews,
that' s valid, that' s the word, I didn'
t want to say it, but it was, that was the word and
it wants to stay valid and it' s okay. And all right,
good for her and I don' t think she' s critical, that
by age she can' t do anything anymore. I mean, we have
cher to see Her, we have Barber Straceron Madonna, who just finished Madonna,
who just finished her tour here in Mexico and is still going to Brazil.
I mean, well, the Rolling Stones, what you' re talking
about, maybe it' s different Constitution, but they' re very old.
I also don' t know good Rafael, we just went Oh,
yeah, eighty and look at it I don' t know what you think,
who wants to start is weird. On the weekend I got through a
song called Nati Natasha' s Daddy and the song speaks she starts as an
old girl not and I said how the reggaetoneros are going to age, what
they' re going to do on stage. And I was very worried because
I said if the poops don' t go well, the reggaetoners less.
No. I think I remember Madonna' s speech at the Grammys, special
for women, where she said that everything was forgiven but aging, that aging
was very condemned. I don' t understand why I' m going to
defend Lucia minds because then they say that I attack her and that but you
can criticize people why they dance badly and because they sing badly because you don
' t like their show, but because they' re big they like it.
Yeah, I mean, we' re gonna touch a person because he
got old. We' re all on our way. Yeah, well,
and look, you' ll be measured, that is. And I think
if someone' s worried about getting older, well, we might like what
it looks like or not, but worried about getting old well. Oh,
he' s already been so angry, I said he' s already gone.
We have, now, we have now. Yeah, the audio'
s gone. I think he jumps in and comes back in. Jump in
and go back in,' cause the exact audio' s gone. Look
what I came in there. I also agree with him that that should not
be criticized, but, for example, there are people here who are commenting,
well, that the talent of sher is indisputable. Madonna' s,
in addition, creativity for the shows they put together and so on. We
don' t know this show how it' s gonna be. And that
' s where you could make the comparison or choose whether or not you'
re interested in a show. But because of the issue of age, because
it is an ay how retrograde it seems to me and you know that we
were also talking yesterday about this anger that sometimes brings people, that we did
a very deep reflection on what it is that brings people inside that as a
place, needs to get rid of it and project it outwards and venture it
to see who does not, but what is of the person, because there
is a very great violence. They say things like poor ridiculous. I don
' t know what I mean, it' s necessary one could say maybe
look if you want. I don' t know, I' m not
going to see her. I' ve never liked it or I like it,
but right now, not anymore. Or, for example, of this
title, of or this name given to the show BDD, what it meant
or what the word BD meant had to do with how with many accurate talents,
it was a woman, it was like a showman, it was a
show Woomen, it was what it was also is Hey Brisking in its time
and it was much more common than watching a showmant like raul Vale, for
example, a show ooman. But I think that' s what it'
s all about to do Amendity Look mystero says very cruelly Lucia is already an
old mapperta. The problem is that Lucia Méndez doesn' t have a Billie
Jean in her catalog. Yes, he has a heart, but he'
s not Billigi, that is, he doesn' t have a brutal repertoire,
nor was he the voice Mexico needed. It never was, but because
it had its success for everything again, the whole of the soap operas,
a great marketing around it. He did have his time. I remember,
his golden age was precisely next to Pedro Torres. When they do, I
don' t remember if it was one or two albums, that each song
had a video of those videos in the year two videos of the videos of
Pedro Torres, dors of Pedro Torres that were great, and each song had
a video with a super wardrobe and a theme that a lighting and you see
a great moment and you have a luscious audience. I think to this day.
So, well, yeah, you know, he' s got his
audience, he' s got his audience that, yeah, he' s
got his audience, that' s who doesn' t say it or who
denies it. Ephraim, at least followers in Spotify, of course. I
know a lot of people in the Community who love her. Yeah, yeah,
something clear, sure, sure, so if you have an audience that
loves you and has the chance to keep doing what you like while you feel
able to introduce yourself, it' s going to. No, I mean,
who we are today. Check it out. John Castro is reminding us
of his success. You' ll pay for the truth. I don'
t remember, of course, the panara I know how to lupitate to China,
well, but a little, as we said earlier, not a little
too required a great vocal effort. It wasn' t that you said either
Not this Maria Calas. No, well, now, don' t say
that, this one won' t beat her. Don' t imagine,
no, no, nothing, but well, it does have its audience,
well, yeah. His songs were always as sticky, as rhythmic, some
as romantic balabras. And, well, that was always her yesterday and that
' s the admirable thing about her. Look says pau of honor. Gloria
Gaynor is more than eighty years old and continues to make world tours. Tina
Turner, well, Gloria' s survike has got Turner. It was a
great example of how to grow up with dignity, experience and talent. And
besides, waw bothers me to attack women because of their age. For example,
Laura Boso, we may not like him. She' s a productive
lady looking for the chop, look at Laura diver. Age is the least
I could have. Fifteen years. It is questionable, twenty to the thirty,
forty, fifty, the brains to those who have their attitude. It
' s critical and then other criticisms so much different and more sustained, plus,
no more important, so it sells, how they see it and so
on. That' s what draws attention, not exactly notice that. Well,
we' re going to continue here, so Lucia will do very well
in her show. Whoever goes to see him will surely insist on his fans,
for those who know the songs and those who follow her in Spotify five
of her and are very sorry for her. But and then today to see
first of all, this is an exclusive of Efraín Marín. It' s
from Fra Baby here. Here in all peace go and warn the teres that
here we are also giving an exclusive because for them to publish it like the
other Angelines. But I appreciate it. Well, there goes Ephraim. Ephraim
is in his little house and they send him this wait, they send him
this, Mamis, Paulina Rubio, there are no people to come and touch
them in front. We are like ten people in Puebla and you what is
Ephraim who sent you your friend, my best friend, who is more than
you have many groups of mom and knows that if there is Polina' s
bread, he told me look, they don' t want to see it
even for free. Then the amount of quito to see Paulina Rubio, because
it goes to those who are in Puebla and want to dance this Juan is
dancing way. I' m not that many, we' re not,
I don' t know anything else either. Not you tequila. There was
no other that I liked very much, but when it was messy, no,
it wasn' t this salt it wasn' t that man it'
s mine that question which I' m not that other woman before I think
you took so much not or not. There you look when you' re
going to maybe because ours isn' t either. I think you' re
s I wanted Renato or it looks like you know the songs I really aren
' t my favorite. I liked one that also had a lot of fun
and still played tennis, that is, a lot of years ago. But
whoever' s in Puebla is going to get free of charge and get up
and thank you even the daggers. It' s not true, but great
and for you, I won' t do it for you, because I
love you, because you, that' s the one I' m coming
to thank you, Renato. I love you because you still have them there
if they' d see horshky' s picture and that reminds me of sa
happy. Listen, well, go see Paulina Rubio, who today, Thursday,
two of May, has less than ten people sitting for a van being
fifty. Paulina Rubio is already on the road with him. Tell him you
see how if it' s better to go like Timbiriche' s. You
see, Paulina, as if it' s better to go with Tuch'
s Note that I do for Paule' s audital aunts who came and was
very solicitous. Look, it' s already twelve, that' s two.
Eduardo Capetillo, who also had to postpone due to logistical problems. They
didn' t know how they were going to accommodate the eight people who had
bought tickets and Paulina Rubio, who also seems to be having logistical problems.
What' s going on is very logistical. No or one to see.
First Eduardo Capetillo, zero race after Timbiriches, zero race after Timbrich. It
is contracted with Aztec television and they do absolutely nothing. They charge money and
do absolutely nothing. He wasn' t the most talented of the Timbiliches either,
and then he thinks he' s Eduardo Capetillo. And that' s
when you realize that he' s inflated. For being Eduardo Capetillo. Husband
of Vivi Gaitán. I' m gonna fill up the Matripoli. So no,
how do you see that you don' t, that you don'
t, because you don' t have music in force, you don'
t have repertoire, you don' t have voice, you don' t
have that. And Paulina Rubio, who I think is sitting on her laurels.
She, as you just said, you have a wow repertoire, but
when you see it, when you have, when you come out. Yes,
you have to work hard to be in people’ s minds, in
people’ s eyes, and when you promote something, they will see you.
Because besides, that is a reality and he has said it, many
people of the world have said it, of the show, that it is
a rather ungrateful medium, that I believe that all means are ungrateful. Look,
you disappear from wherever you moved and you' re gone and you forget
not so it' s not exact, holy, it' s not seen,
it' s not worshiped exactly, as it is n then pray.
But Paulina doesn' t anymore, because you don' t remember the idols
of what goes on with idols that her song didn' t stop her.
No, ah, no, no, ah, road, what a mess
that floor walks. No, because it was the video, i e Jenny
passed is that you see that the idol was Marta Sanchez de Linda and she
was live and I was at that concert. Ge I' m gonna say
it my ex- boyfriend' s best friend. Her boyfriend was the producer
of you who was the producer of this concert. Then they gave us the
tickets, but so we had a lot of tickets to see the three Nobels,
Lindo, Tuesday Chis gets rolling. Not then we' re all there
and it starts me at Polín. He begins to give them not rehearsal blond
Polina and starts every path. What a floor. There was an octave coming
in downstairs, that is, it didn' t give him a dance,
it made me The ros were desperate because I didn' t give one.
She approaches the guitarist and you start playing the tone so she listens because she
was lost. Paulina in her song, it' s her own song,
I mean, I was way down. Yes, one opts down t domino
in his song, I, that Schmilio man, with another have treated a
hundred times that is his iconic song. It' s making me telo.
I' ve already got the guadalupara gorge there. No, not today I
' m going there, to you, to you? They said yes,
sorry, if I am reading what would fence, what shame to hear Well,
because there was Paulina Rubio and the one that sounded alarms today because with
material from the program t me Z that are these great paparazzis that have everything
they know, everything, was that yesterday Britney Spears was in a hotel with
her boyfriend who is called benme, the Paul Richard Solits, so because I
was with So I said Soitz, as well as very very English, the
name soloist, but well and then I was with him. They started a
party there in the room everything was very happy and all of a sudden the
screams started and running and so on, and someone called nine hundred and eleven
and found a woman who was there was Britney Spears and who had some wounds
and well, in the end they said nothing had happened to her. But
yes, it' s unfortunate, because the Britny Spearson. We' ve
seen terrible images lately, and I don' t mean terrible heartbreaking. Not
seeing her, dancing with knives, seeing her almost always in the middle,
dressing with a decomposed face to be for doctors, dating because in the end
they didn' t have to do anything or anything. But it is Britn
Spear being taken out of that hotel. And besides, it just happened that,
because he had been told that with his dad he was already going to
get rid of this your cloth and that he was going to be independent and
you were going to be the happiest woman in the world. But forgive me
for fixing my perf hair, but, well, then I was going to
be very happy. And then they came, they said, but what do
you think you have to pay your dad, you have to give him$
2 million after what he paid the lawyer. But it is also hard for
him to go to Polynesia, but what the total plane costs him, who
say that if he does not start to sing fast, and well, not
that he sings fast this way, say not that soon he sings this toxin
tausi, not that he sings fast, but that he quickly sings to make
many millions and then he can already afford the life that is being given.
How they saw it. But if there is a Andrés botd Van problem here,
of course, there is a serious mental health problem here that has been
being questioned. If it was the right thing to take care of him,
how do you see him who wants to begin to see him medically? What
happens is that, as always, trying to explain things with a single reason
or in a single way, because it' s quite partial and it'
s never going to be, it' s not going to be enough.
Oh, so if they' d left him with Dad, he won'
t see. What happens is that she what is known, because she suffers
from bipolar disorder. So, this type of disorder, because it does have
very peculiar characteristics that show behaviors like those that she has had in her manic
moments and of a lot of impulsivity, like back then, in a long
time to shave her head. Now, lately, this whole dance- with
- a- lot thing. Now, this thing we' re seeing,
it' s had a lot of public episodes of out of control. So,
I think the important thing here because besides she is already a woman made
and right for several years exa mom and more, what she has needed is
to understand her disorder and take responsibility for it to care for him in the
best way possible. So, it looks like we don' t have the
evidence that it is, but it looks like you don' t take good
care of it. So, if she, having this disorder. In addition,
you have other disorders, because I tell you that this comes in combination
very likely you have an anxiety disorder, because anxiety crisis has had, obviously,
the depressive episodes that are typical of bipolar disorder and so on. Then,
probably all that added to a life that has not had stability, as
I believe these situations never result. No, then I think it would be
a little unfair to also say Guaya see why if she should have stayed with
the dad or not, because, because I don' t know. Or
to say that she is crazy and no longer gets in order, no,
but she does have a serious disorder that would give the impression that she is
not properly cared for. That' s the total problem. That' s
right. Efray Britney didn' t have to stay with her dad That'
s a fact. I mean, that family. That' s not what
I' m saying, but I do believe. I don' t know
what I' m going to say how it sounds, but I do think
the state completely invalidated her because she' s not okay. He needs alien
guardianship sometime. I expect what would happen. He' s got one tutelage
to another, which he would require, because your way is supposed to want
him to lupitate you for that. But you, that' s supposed to
give guardianship to the people who loved him the most, who are his parents.
He' s had husbands who haven' t worked out for him,
that is, he just divorced a husband with whom he lasted just about a
year, but no more. He' s got a couple you' ve
got who he' s gonna do it with on your fabric. You'
d have to wait until the children are of age and see if they want
to, but the state can' t do it. The state can be
clear that the guardian the problem is that he' s going to have to
put you in an institution. It' s very difficult, exactly. That
' s a super, super- well difficult situation, because besides, since
she' s a woman who produces a lot, there' s also a
lot of diminution going on. That complicates the confidence you can have in a
third person who wears that tutelage over her, so it' s very hard
and very complicated, really for these people to have someone hold her, have
someone take care of her, and that happens much more often than one might
believe. What happens is that she is a figure, well known, very
much seen by people and that is why we know it. But there are
many people who are in similar conditions and there is no one to care for
them honestly and with love. So that' s the big problem, and
so is she, because it seems she hasn' t been able to raise
awareness. I' m telling you about the disorder you have, because there
are also those who have this very polar disorder, and maybe because they have
a better support network or just a capacity of self- analysis a little better.
If you notice me, I' m not fine, but then I
go with a very good psychiatrist. I do what I have to do.
I take the dedication, I do the whole protocol, I would have to
be a person to be as good as I can, to stay as stable
as I can. But here, then, she has nowhere to turn.
It seemed to him to be all in its right measure, but now a
Carter for many issues. He was screaming for help indirectly, not and nobody
did anything. And the outcome. Well, last week we were talking when
we were talking now about what' s going on with Nike in the documentary.
God forbid that the same thing does not happen with Britney, because everyone
really wants his money, but it seems that no one wants it heartily and
it is very ugly and I say we are not there, we are in
Mexico, but what should be done to get the State to shelter it or
look for someone who does want it, because it is really wrong. I
was not even disturbed to follow if the complaint is disturbing. What you'
re doing is totally true Notice I' m being mentioned here, too,
Robbie Williams. Well, my wine house. Yes, there are many here
too, and there has been a lot of talk about the relationship he had,
that is, the problems he may have faced with Britnh Spearces making a
girl when he started his career as a teenager. Now that so many things
have been uncovered, I also read that I had had some kind of relationship
with Pydari, that VD, which is what they must have. Well,
they haven' t stopped, but they' ve fallen on charges of terrible
crimes against minors. Anyway, maybe, I don' t know if I
have a cure, he asked us doctor. This is how the question of
bipolarity is born or made, because there is a propensity, there is a
genetic propensity to develop such disorders because, therefore, yes, they are personality.
Then, yes, yes, yes, a propensity can already come in
advance and then, like almost everyone else, that is why they are called
disorders, because they do not have a single cause, so that it cannot
be seen. He was born and that' s why he has it.
That' s not why they carry disorders, but diseases, because once again,
it' s a sum of factors that give rise to forgiveness to that
exact, exact condition, because I don' t know, Ephraim you how
you think it is, I don' t, the truth wouldn' t
know what solution this case might have. I really live Bridney as a helpless
woman because really, that is to say to see her so alone already in
the morning that we saw the note girls, I even kept thinking and if
the ex- husband wanted to help her and she is already, she is
so unbalanced that even if someone wants to help her no longer trusts because the
ex- husband said that he, he did want her and that when he
left and that she had run her, that he bit her pussy. How
do you like to bite your cheek since you bit your cheek? And but
that' s the theory a lot and that nobody loved her around her and
that he was leaving with a lot, even though she was left alone without
him no, and I kept thinking that body too and those unbalanced that there
is no more I don' t get well, that nobody wants her.
I do, I think I do, I think it is very unbalanced,
although it is not left out also because obviously, like what is altered,
the mood of what is spoken about in these environments changes of mood is also
obviously altered. But, obviously, with the state of mind the judgment is
altered, the sense of reality is altered also then, possibly she could be
I don' t know, but she might even be paranoid. I don
' t trust anyone, but not from everyone' s place have I failed
now or I don' t trust, but because she feels watched, she
can be very upset. And it' s super hard there, too.
It' s super hard. And there are three lathes in which the light
of which Lupita always speaks to us, is already extinguished, not called,
there is a way of return, for that is why he sees history as
people are telling us and that there is an ari demented work of Ari that
is called insane. And it' s good to understand a little bit and
to have an approach to this whole way that bipolar people live, because look
at it As I don' t know and believe what you just said,
it can be that, in fact, theoretically, there were no places where
you don' t come back anymore. But I think there' s always
something inside you that. But maybe it' s a ninety- nine point,
nine nine percent of your being locked up and there' s a little
bit that' s trying to get out that, maybe, it' s
never gonna come out. But that' s what I think. That'
s not my personal theory, that' s what I think. I mean,
I' ve never considered that you can give up a human being for
lost. No, no, no, I think we always have to fight
as much as we can, because there are those who do come out and
we don' t have a specific measure to know where to live. Specifically,
not that one person comes out front and another person doesn' t,
but that one has to keep trying. I think so. And with regard
to what they mention dearit Ter, yes, he has done a great job,
eh he has done a great deal of information and dissemination on this condition.
But it must also be remembered that all cases are different. There are
types in the disorder up to type one. It' s type two,
there' s the chemical cycle. There are different, different ways in which
it manifests itself according to each person and so also in each case it is
different. We can' t measure them all the same. Yes, indeed,
each style and Brittin was already crazy, because the human being is prepared
for all emotions, it is not for fame. And Britney was the pop
princess. Not good and it' s still a figurine, you mean?
Is he still a figurine or something? Well, changing the subject, I
hope this is better to open up now, to say goodbye, not more
than to talk about Paola Suárez, who today was your debate. You may
already want to be a deputy and everything for bet and then you dressed differently
and everything, but you criticized her a lot because everything said well, the
water problem is very important, because of the safety problem, well, it
' s very important. Well, then the assubs that said well, I
don' t know much about the water problem. But that' s why
I have people to advise me, so imagine that you' re going to
vote for someone who' s telling you beforehand, because I really don'
t know anything. But there are people there who tell me that very bad
because, very bad, because, moreover, since the announcement of his candidacy,
because I think he had a time to prepare something, to prepare something
more, something more consistent, at least not and to mention one that another
proposal, I think is not, because it is not right, to appear
more like this and so accurately, very strong, very strong. This is
because the candidates don' t put us by popularity, not capacity. And
that' s where we lose every citizen. But, well, let'
s say goodbye at once. Dear friends, thank you, Dr Amel,
what you want to say Thank you very much, thank you very much to
you and to this whole Group and loving community that comes with all your heart
to be here with all peace. Thank you very much, thank you very
much, Dear Efrad Baby, Girls, I love you all the audience.
I' m sending you a kiss See? Yeah, I combed my hair
now, Mijan. Thank you all so much for joining us. See you
in a little while in history, in my history, it' s already
Thursday what a wonder, child, thank you for having accompanied us. Thank
you moderators that I love you and you know it and all those who are
always with us also thank you very much. Let' s go, then
let' s go. It' s time to go. You seem very
sad for that. This is no time to leave. It was vocation,
a poem of some meaning, a