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We start with Peter. Greetings to
distinguished Senator. Ivan Lorenzo is hot well,

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and he should have a friend who
writes scripts. My friend says he

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claims to be incompetent. In the
face of so much creative capacity of Ivan

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Lorenzo, the worst thing a person
can be is to become a charlatan,

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which is what has become. And
Van Lorenzo, he says that he envyes

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his creative ability, that he'
s going to give up the work he

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has in an institution and he'
s going to leave the country because he

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doesn' t. He' s
never come as a screenwriter, so scriptwriters

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have to fake a lot of things. His ability to fable doesn' t

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get to that point. There is
a right here to refuse to regulate no,

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and we all have the right to
make mistakes. I mean, I

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understand that what he did might have
been driven by political passion, but it

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was a mistake. And maybe after
I pulled back, but the sheath leaked.

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Sometimes you screw up because you'
ve gotten into a ten- part

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pussy wait and then you want to
fix what it does like to throw it

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in a little bit more, because
well, but look there are some issues

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that life, life is a little
ungrateful with people, because when you want

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something the same rhythm of life slows
you down and tells you don' t

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wait, wait, like this,
then look. There are things in life

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that you will never be able to
have and the capacity of the human being

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must reach there. Trying because there' s a lot of people and it

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' s certainly a lot of fault. They call them these people who tell

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you you can you create cars aha
not. No. No. Motivators are

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not aware of their limitations. You
know when he' s got the Ian,

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I can' t help it if
you were tough. There are politicians

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who must now withdraw. I think
everything in life has a cycle. All

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life fulfills a life cycle, that
is, the curve of obsolescence. It

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' s one of the most interesting
theories. There are the great empires that

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have fallen all life completes a cycle. And already when you, as a

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politician God what you were going to
give, you also have to understand that

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sometimes you do more from the shadow
than on the stage, that there is

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a generation that is more in line
with the times. They understand better the

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times they live and can do things
more in tune with the times they are

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living. I am not one of
those who necessarily believe that a politician,

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because he is old, does not
have the capacity. But those are the

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exceptions, the ability to adapt,
understand and go to the rhythm of the

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times we live in. But there
are politicians who have simply fulfilled their cycles

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that is already good, that you
already don' t get home dad and

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that tell you the same market.
You' re told by the same market.

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Another one' s saying here.
Few politicians have done what hippolyte did,

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for example, which is polito.
I aspire to President in two thousand

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four to re- election, he
was rehabilitated for two thousand twelve. He

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breathed, took a chucho with Miguel
Valga and the PRD and he said the

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time already. My cycle has passed, i e, my political cycle has

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passed. Now my responsibility is to
create a new generation of politician and create

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a party together with Luis, create
a party and boost the image of Luis,

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the figure of Luis and other young
people. There' s Paliza,

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for example, there' s her
own daughter and a bunch of guys who

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were driven by Hippolyto and who are
in the PRM today. And I like

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it or I don' t have
to tell the truth that where the political

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relay has really been given in that
party. Yes, I think so,

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but check it out in fact all
the fossils and he comes town to see

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people and these comrades of the Presidium, from the preto of those people are

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behind and that few people have understood
it and executed it in such a successful

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way as hipolith. A good mejía
that, in fact, this one in

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the last generations or the last generation
of policies see many beautiful young people,

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or the present gives. The profile
we had before the politicians was that they

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were old barrigones. It was yes, yes, yes, of barricades.

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Exactly and people don' t listen
to barricade course anymore. The people are

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very clear about what that down there
wants, the empire, the oppression of

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this, of this quagmire and dictatorship. All those things are already barricade speeches

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to be sent to shit, because
reality is already different today. Totally reality

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is different. Today, then,
there are things that are already different.

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You should be smart and know when
to get rid of it and not get

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there, because, for example,
there are people, people, that public

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policy or specifically that have a fucking
track record, but by screwing up so

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much, then they totally hurt that
trajectory they start making people like they even

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lose respect. Over there, politics
happens at least with communication. Totally.

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We, twenty- five years ago
were the Tiktokers of that time, who

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everyone criticized what they were doing destructive
things, what they were talking about was

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plebrating what they were in what were
the priet sheep of the sheath. But

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communication, which is another discipline,
which is the same thing that always changes,

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maybe it is the forms, or
it changes the form, And there

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are now new codes that we,
by the ankylosing and in the customs of

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how we communicate through the radio,
we do not understand why you start to

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think that to tune in or to
fit in with the ones you are going

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to audience, I now put myself
on what to do Dances in Tiktok.

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No. No, he' s
not out or he does the Riells dancing.

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No. No, no, either
say or that I get into YouTube

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makes him fuck like Carlos Durán does
with that makes him excellent and I didn

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' t understand that it' s
Carlos' time and he' s good

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what he does. Or that I
understand that what bacchan is not now what

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makes the seals, for example,
and that I have to fall behind that.

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Not because people who see me trying
to emulate that model in which I

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' m not trained or fit.
The only thing Alberto' s gonna say

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if it' s ridiculous, Peter, if it' s ridiculous, you

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have to accept that you' re
going to stay with the old people who

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grew up with you and one of
the other young people who show up to

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like you, but as long as
you go ankylosing in time, so will

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your audience, so will your audience. That' s aging Ankylosing that you

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get older doesn' t mean that
we don' t go along with the

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current one or that we can'
t add elements that refresh what we do.

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But I must understand that these tiktokers, these little faces of the networks,

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this is their time and they are
the ones who are going to keep

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that audience. Young, as in
the ninety- nine- four ninety-

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five ninety- three were the beachers
who stayed with those we had twelve,

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thirteen, fourteen, fifteen and sixteen, two players, as Sandy Pappo stayed

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with the audience from thirteen to fifteen, from fifteen to eighteen is always a

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frustrated child. I never and orchestras
like what Johnny Ventura calls, what Willy

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Fri Dovaria is called, who came
from the sixties and seventies and Fernandez Johnny

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Fernández, but I am no longer
Ferrandes eighty, but the happy pot of

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the Rosary, those people were not
attractive to people my age me and that

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is an old sheath. So and
at my age now notice that pod I

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love that then, but what they
lived through that time, for them,

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that was very normal. So they
pretend to go out and do reggaetos.

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You can' t imagine Filio de
Rosario or I' d have made a

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reggaeton orchard. Coyon and adventure doing
it. He added refreshing elements to what

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he was doing, but he couldn' t share with your Lille. For

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example, all this me and I
could and I because it was the denial

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of what he was. Then.
That' s the way it is with

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politicians. There are already politicians who
must accept that young people do not read,

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do not connect with youth, because
he opens up to another, another

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totally different language, already that of
globalization, the Internet, technology, and

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that language is already obsolete. Brother, talk about interneo and it' s

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obsolete. It' s true.
You have to see how to get your

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eyes on for the next 30 years. And that can only be understood by

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someone who goes in tune. With
the times they live, people have to

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know that there is evolution in everything, even in sex. We don'

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t have sex the way our ancestors
had sex. For example, sex went

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from reproductive activity to playful activity in
the last hundred years and ready, to

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distraction activity, entertainment, etcetera.
Because the moral component of sexuality a hundred

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years ago weighed too socially. Then
people were limited to a large extent.

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It wasn' t that pods were
passing, but most of them didn'

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t have sex like us. She
started to read well the comments in the

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post about women, who give it
to the lover, to the husband and

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still underlies the mentality, especially men, the denial that today women and men

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are on equal terms, that women
have the same right and the same freedom

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that you are going to live in
a promiscuous sexual life. Now we can

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argue good. It' s just
that that' s hurting you is that

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the woman might look at that argument. We can have it and I agree

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with what they say that the woman
should take more care of herself for being

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a woman sexually than the same man
for what it carries net I am or

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not, everything is the same,
but you can' t come said no,

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that' s why they kill her. It is not that if you

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agree, I too see that,
thank God, we have made good progress

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on that issue and I hope that
we will move forward or agree. We

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' re all the same here or
no one else and they' re doing

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nothing anymore. People don' t
see it so much as a sheath because

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a woman horned was a fucking sheath
they asked you to. But now that

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' s as normal as a sane
man and that guy, that kind of

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thing that in fact, gave like
that gentleman, even when they had sex

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and the woman said n give me
hard was a sin, not the women,

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until the 19th century, which was
when it started already in a more

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radical way. We have a right
to moan. The woman I groaned was

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a whore. Only prostitutes were allowed
to groan during sex. Socially, that

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was the canon established by a woman
who groaned with her husband. You don

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' t serve tramp you this we' ll talk to the family. This

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woman was making sounds like she was
saying good. That. The thing is,

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you couldn' t do anything else. And now no man doesn'

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t want a woman if he doesn' t yell at you and ask you

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for that and you tell him you' ve bought something from men. Tell

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me something. You' ve bought
something have those papers that that' s

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your man, gentleman.
