Welcome, welcome to this day today, Wednesday, April 10th, 24,
000 twenty- four. How are they all, for we are still in
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There is a wonder, a wonder and above all, that we are here
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entertainment program that we love to analyze, to think about, to discuss,
but that entertainment we really don' t look for anything but that today,
before we start with the ole warning program that at ten o' clock at
night, ten, zero five so we don' t get late or anything,
we have the Jordan Brown case live. We are in the fourth case
of these children in conflict, of these young people in conflict who, for
some circumstance or for some problem, broken souls have committed a crime. But
it' s going to be very interesting today Connect at ten o' clock
tonight, at ten o' clock tonight, arrive in time for Jordan Brown,
today' s case. Well, let' s start with today'
s show, because we have good news before we start with the influencers,
that of isaac Hernández Efraín. That' s where I know Hernandes and he
' s coming back. You know you know that in meil the dancer,
yes, the ba that you stayed like that I said, just like it
was history. You know him too. But, well, I proposed this
note because it seems to me that it' s always father to bring something
nice and start with something nice. Look how well, no, because nothing
is this great dancer boy, because very young still born in the year ninety,
he is thirty- one years old out there and that once again,
as he has been doing year after year, he is going to present himself
here in Mexico City, with this show that is called awakenings, which strikes
me very much how he makes a very beautiful presentation, of how for him,
even though he has triumphed in the world of ballet, which, because
it is not like that very much helped in our country, although we do
have, of course ballet and so on here in Mexico, but Vaya is
not like in other places, as in where he presents himself normally and triumphs.
But he has not forgotten, because Mexico is a country and that he
wants to keep bringing this art closer to Mexicans. And then, it does
this effort year by year and will not be the section. Now, for
the month of August, he presents the spectacle of awakenings and makes the emphasis
on saying that there was no governmental support on this occasion, because in others,
if he has. Now he does not say that, because for him
it is very important that it continues to be given and he says something that
strikes me that he would like for culture and art to transcend the six-
year- olds. Not because he thinks that efforts should be constant and have
several factors or elements supporting sectors of society. Then I find it very nice.
It is a program that will be made up of presentations by the company
Like Ballance, where, as it mentions a lot of artists and this show
is presented on August 23 at the National Auditorium. Today it' s really
good to know right now. When the tickets come out, we should go
see you already have, because you have to go now, you have to
already health of your tickets. To go see that ballet, because it'
s worth a lot. I get one of the things I like and enjoy
very much Ephraim. Yeah delicious, the county' s biggest thing going to
see ballet this one and they know what you drag me ready you drag me
into saying my comments is that they take me. I' m trying to
get you someone I don' t always know, because I always finish it.
I' m muddy, but they know what' s going on.
It' s just that it' s very painful exactly what happened in that
six- year- old. Let them say no, but let' s
remember it and I' m so sorry my partners aren' t gonna let
her lie. Culture and art are going to save us education, you'
re going to think about us. Education will always save us. And the
fact that this six- year- old is being viewed as something classist,
ballet, opera, there are things that in other exeniums were seen as normal,
it' s moving us away from culture and that' s wrong.
And not to say that the other governments have been unsolved. No, no,
no, not immaculate. No. The summary was that it existed within
the ASSUBS, which had more budget for culture. And remember that it was
one of the things that was cut off at the beginning of this six-
year period on the issue of culture, which was not us. I didn
' t complain about complaining about those who work in culture, those who work
in art. But well let' s hope this gets better, because of
course it' s a food for spirit, the art always really that I
can assure you and I really tell you cros my Hart as the world'
s best bracet not to be a cross your heart. It does count as
Cross Myehart. I can assure you that if one of the things that can
rescue you, if you are going through a difficult time, sad art saves
you. Really that art saves him as much as it eats them to see
him? It helps them clear their little heads and think wonderful things. Exactly,
they also removed the supports for science, for yes, yes, it
is a penna. I hope all this comes back. I don' t
care who governs, but well, I don' t care, but if
the supports come back and point good, listen to today' s theme we
choose because we' ve played for two days before e. It' s
the third, the case of this man named Folfo Tuesday. So let'
s talk about it and let' s mention other influencers that don' t
necessarily have to be youtubers. Many of them are, but they have become
influencers on social networks, on tiktok, on Instagram, on Twitter or on
YouTube and somehow modify not what the word says, because it has an influence
on those who follow it, who sees them and so on. There have
been no such challenges. Some very nice, very funny and but you are
very dangerous that have caused deaths. I remember. One they did I don
' t remember what it' s called this Tony Dalton and Christoph who made
one drink, alcohol, alcohol, alcohol, until one person got really bad.
And, well, that kind of nonsense is there, too. It
must be made clear first that nothing to be influential is not bad. It
' s not a bad thing. Influencer is not bad. The problem is
why you use that influence and that it didn' t exist all your life,
because there are those that I, my dad is the grand I don
' t know what. Not then the influencers haves that existed the social networks
of I can do whatever I want because I know not who? The typical
phrase of you don' t know who you' re messing with and it
' s wrong, because if you have an influence, if you' re
able to influence people, it should be, I think, in a positive
way or if not, at least entertaining, but without causing dangers, without
assaulting, without hurting third parties, for example, one before we talk about
fofo. Well it was Marques, it was today. If you remember what
he said, in a parking lot, a woman hits his rearview mirror and
when this lady is there, this happens in the Naucalpa, in the State
of Mexico, here, in the Mexican Republic, when the gentleman is taking
out the insurance papers, she says to him you' re going to get
them out of your insurance papers and he says I don' t think he
pulls it, starts hitting her in the face, throws her on the floor
and starts kicking her. He laughs at the end these in February they barely
stopped him last Thursday, seven days ago and six days ago and then they
laugh at him because they are injuries. I' m sure I' ll
get out quickly, I' ll pay a fine. However, women'
s lawyers say this was an attempt at femicide and that is a very serious
crime that can reach up to forty years. It seems to me that it
has been a twenty- five years that have given Fulfu Marquez that today,
when they give him his sentence, he says meinco, I go in and
beg them to forgive me meinco and to pass me to kick all the women.
But that' s not what this is about It' s about not
promoting this kind of behavior. I don' t know which one of you
want to start off badly, because there is a lot that, in fact,
we' ve talked about several of them before. And so how to
forget someone who became emblematic precisely because of everything he generated, that was just
stop ju stop, that gave a lot to talk about first by his opinions,
by the way in which he made his criticisms and his ways of expressing
opinions until it happens. It is this infamous case where she talks about a
very serious situation, which happens with a young girl and describes her and points
out that she is in possession of this material, that she was good,
that she was already totally forbidden to spread and have and so on. And
then, because she also ends up in detention and in a prison. And
that was very strong, because also in its time, for she as I
have the feeling that it is as if twenty fell them you know that they
had not fallen, because the matter of fame, popularity, when it is
so much and fast in many of these cases, for it does make people
dizzy and often are young people who are not very mature to have a little
more ability to be with their feet on the ground and measure themselves and they
do not begin to feel very powerful and untouchable. And then she falls like
a bucket of cold water when they stop her and when she finally ends up
in prison and from that And from there, because she did also convey her
thoughts, not like it was unfair to her. How is it possible that
I am in prison when there are people who do this and this and this
I just spoke about, yes, but there was also a tremendous, tremendous
responsibility that I think if somehow set some precedent, that sets a precedent.
But it seems that not all influencers learn from choice. It doesn' t
seem like everyone, anyway they say to her it happened to me new,
because we have that in humanity. I' m not saying that anything more
Mexicans, but maybe in the whole world we think it' s not going
to happen to us. I' m not gonna fall off the cliff.
I can take the picture and do this and how funny and not, and
the truth is we' re not untouchable. That and I know this what
I had done. He also went to see the best. He' s
overstepped a limit. His show was a lot, a lot seen. He
had millions of followers, he made a lot of money, and he'
s probably. You may or may not like her style of criticizing the nonsense
that young people do, because that was what she did a little bit.
Don' t judge a little what the young people were doing. And,
well, it may have been fine to some extent, or it was passable
or entertaining. The problem is that not only does it criticize, but it
also presumes that it has material that it should not have had and that they
constitute a crime and feel untouchable. And that' s where you' re
wrong. Josy capto frayn. I think this is the problem with Jos,
which is exactly that there was no analysis, because I see you saying,
but you do the same thing. No. No, No, No,
There was no analysis, There was no breaking the issue, but nothing else
was to go out and point out as to the beast what was according to
his perspective, because often it was quite erratic, which she considered to be
wrong and in a very acidic way, because what she did was to mock
the questions. No, I mean, he suddenly found this kind of video
fun and mocking and saying no. And maybe it' s the precedent of
what I was telling you outside of girls about what was happening to me,
the first influencer on the planet. Yes, it' s going to be
full of gales always thinking and it' s the first, because nothing anymore,
because it was an influencer. I mean, I knew, yeah,
I' m gonna contradict you there, but the first influencer could have been
Jackie Kennedy, too. Oh, well, uh, well, yeah,
I mean, every time I had yours, but yeah, I agree.
With you good in this world way, as Lady D to this day,
but we have had icons like Jacky Keneddy, like not people who say coconut
channel East. In short, many characters, in fact, great dictators are
influencers. There goes the foundation of because I think it' s a good
napo pronombas, because Diana sistigmatized things, that is, occupied her po exactly
whatever Lupis is to do something good. No, I mean, he hugged
people with HIV. He went to see the subject of bombs for human beings,
all these issues. He embraced this subject of leprosy all of that was
wonderful and helped this to be removed and the world to open its eyes.
And then comes this MTV theme where, because we are the generation. M
TV Justtop is part of this generation, because we grew up watching nonsense,
because it is reality. And then the most rebellious and the Jacas and comes
out facundo already then those forgot a mess and the stop formula was very simple,
because it was going to do what TV did. But then criticizing the
issue is you can' t do wood from the fallen tree, which was
what she started doing, not because you' re going to generate a trial,
not an analysis, which here we do is analyze and try. Well,
let' s see and we can differ and so on, but get
out pointing like this at a crack table like you' re a judge and
cha, because then, that' s the video they' re talking about,
it was a video that I' m alone for the title was already
wrong. I mean, you can' t just go out and point at
a generation, because you think they' re wrong. And the thing is
why we' re making these characters famous. It' s what worries me,
why we make them famous. The cousin brother of what' s going
on with the lost, with so many people that I sometimes ask and what
they bring. I mean, he' s father, he' s funny.
And then I think that' s the line. I mean, the
thing is, while you' re still entertainment, you bring fun. The
problem is when you get past that line. It seems to me that it
was the group king who made these jokes that once denounced him because he raised
the skirt of the women who is also anvil you are not well. However,
he remains a character within everything and was forgiven and forgotten and everything else.
But come on. I might think that people, by nature, judge.
The problem is that you condemn loblato, is that you agree to pull
your horde of influence to then condemn people. Or, for example, I
don' t know what influence characters like Temach can have that you mention it
to focus on the air mel because this man fol fa Marques is the one
who goes and hits a woman because, well, what does it matter not
only him, if there are no other people who have devalued women, why
can' t I do it exactly. Yeah, because, besides, the
sample is I mean. We have seen very serious cases of bullying, because
violence is violence. We said it' s verbal. The other one pulls
out the violometer. There are not many forms of violence, but we have
seen cases of bullying and cases ending in tragedy, but many times because the
followers of these people are empowered. Also that word I don' t love,
but they take power, that is, they take the power that they
follow from their leader and act in a way, if not the same,
but exactly similar. Yes, yes, because, moreover, among other characteristics
that I seem to notice in what is the influencer that we know today not
necessarily notice, what a pity does not necessarily go along the line of what
Ephraim said, to inspire to do different things or good humanitarian, but often
also has to see what is equally legitimate, by inducing people to buy something,
for example, to consume things. This is what' s fashionable or
I propose, I don' t know what I' m wearing and then
there' s a question there too of supporting a certain consumerism. Sometimes they
have coupons from them or they have discounts and they earn something. I mean,
it' s part of the business, too, that wouldn' t
hurt either. It' s another modality, but it wouldn' t hurt.
The problem is when you use that fame and those followers as it says
rupita to give bad messages that do harm, that they really do harm,
like violence, contempt, segregation, things like that and especially when you use
those groups of followers to attack others, that' s what I think is
the worst scenario and that does happen and that' s what' s worrying
about the influencers of today. That is why now that we have been talking
about all these things and especially on Monday we were talking about the debate that
caused so much excitement, here how important it is to calm down and really
try to distinguish the line that separates an opinion from a trial, the line
that separates a conversation from a lawsuit and the line that separates having a position
from wanting to impose it on others, because I would also take advantage of
it to say that, just as I have not even said which one is
my candidate or much less candidate to whomever it is. But and yet not
anymore is that you are and so But what you will never see in this
program is that we scold or insult someone who thinks different. I mean,
if I do right now, I tell you I' m going to contribute
for the B' s coming and you' re going to cut me off.
So, you' re leaving, I say I can vote for the
B, the B' s coming and they' re going to attack me.
But I' m not going to leave you as respectable as the other
one Look here Clau Clau Orgis, for example, is telling us what happened
to Dana Paola, to incite people to do something wrong. Indeed, that
' s the problem with how you use your influence, no or, and
that' s as for the people who follow you now in the personal.
You say, for example, someone who says I have three million or twenty
million followers. I get followed by a lot of people and I earn a
money on social networks because I already advertise Marcas because forget about it already,
I turned overnight or maybe or ono under two years, I became super millionaire.
But that doesn' t give you the right to harass others, to
hurt others, because we have the case to see already I Gutiérez, it
seems to me that it is also another influencer who was accused of harassment.
Rick was also charged with harassment. Memo Aponte who worked at Disney also in
the end as hiding in this power that one has not to be able to
act in a way with impunity. But it' s not that. Are
there laws because outside the Internet in every country there are laws and now inside
the Internet there are also laws is the truth? Is that the truth?
Look says Clementin eight twenty- eight, but Hitler influenced the masses. That
' s what influencers do. Clementinos was adored by influencers. It also broke
paradigms at the time and not for good, but it influenced exactly. Diana
was a posterior and other exact influence. We' re talking about all kinds
of influence. We didn' t say Diana' s influence wasn' t
bad. Jack Kennedy' s, I don' t think so, and
many people who have been herzer don' t. But leaders are also influences.
A leader influence, a religious leader who manages a sect, because he
is a leader and an influencer that does not mean that he is well Ephraim.
No, I don' t. And punctually, on this subject is
that I said it because finally, Hitler, for yes, was a politician,
He was looking to rule the world, more, to collect the world,
that is, but for example, Diana and jacky not perhaps here already
but her husband, for he but in reality they their power does not go.
They didn' t want that power and used it for something good.
Hitler was looking for that power, and I think that' s good there.
I know how curious what Mel says is this issue of I already have
the power and now that I have it to see what I' m going
to do with it. Not that, for example, is the subject of
the subject that is a subject that to me is complicated than complicated, that
does not boil my blood, especially when I see that women support it because
they do not realize how violent the speech is, in a speech that seems
super loving, because it is more you listen to it speak and says no
you keep your wife and so, but I had the shot. No,
I mean the whole speech sounds as nice as hitler. I mean, it
sounds super pretty. But he' s violent, violent, violent, violent.
But soon I think that' s what we have to start learning what
it is Sasha, ever, to change the perspective, to review between the
lines, not because he binds women. What you' re saying. All
right, we need to check, check out what we don' t do.
Yeah,' cause I' ve been through what we don' t
do many times with influences. Oh, well, I like him, because
he' s nice, and he' s nice, and suddenly we realize
that they' re saying some rbarities and what' s not to say now,
that' s where the other barbarous the regil goes. I get harmless
and I get a protein and I say it' s not so harmless anymore.
No, but no, not just that, I mean, he took
out a protein His daughter told him you look pretty tight in a picture.
If you don' t exercise like she does maybe, you' re wrong.
And then no, and then no, I mean, I wasn'
t reading this one, too, Eric Sletzer, an influencer who taught on
the Internet. There' s a lot of them. I' m a
wonderful Spanish woman and I still follow her when or something in my house,
because she does a wonderful exercise and like she puts it for all levels and
everything. But this man, because he ends his girlfriend' s life,
also probably the same for anabolics. Or don' t I know what I
' d do or what would happen to him or what would I have?
But imagine you the followers of this gentleman who had millions who suddenly is also
a criminal. You' re also the same with music and it' s
a t s do I understand songs, music lyrics that you' re not
realizing is also a violent issue, which is what you' re decreed with
your straight lying or tail. Be it because Reggaetón and finally, Ephraim don
' t know if they remind you of the fashionist when two years ago,
in the women' s march, she said the diet culture and came out
talking about the subject and then already many sominist girls said to see wait or
that is yes, but we can' t do advocacy and support the issue
of having a harmful health with overweight and the faccionista that I like very well
and I become a spectacular and very intelligent woman, but suddenly her same order
told her yes, but up to here and look and how curious are the
women who say so far, of course, because men aren' t doing
it with tache and are very similar issues. And I bring it because I
know they' re going to put me there is that Frayn is always feminist
and says his agenda is progressing and all that, but reflection. Women tend
to be a little more thoughtful about all these issues. And I put them
on because the good that the afacicist, who I like very well, is
going to tell him that the culture of diet and that to romanticize obesity,
many people stopped following her and also has to do with this issue of how
we punish the feminine. In other words, female influences are much more marked
than men. I already dropped it, girls aren' t right. Continue
to condemn yourself to the d you fell says bertis Rama. I' m
a yoga instructor and as much as I tell you to be free to think.
The women in my groups are waiting for me to tell them what to
think, what to do And since I don' t, they bother to
look And it' s good that you' re honest and do it because
one of the things that led Pablo Sauma to make his anti- sect law
his so successful channel. And it' s good that he raised his voice
because his family, his mother, enters a yoga association and that' s
where he manipulates everything and the mom' s still there. Paul is still
in his struggle and has lost the family, not the family. So,
if the issue is that which makes an influencer, what should be an influencer
to be entertained without breaking the rules, because I insist what just happened with
fuf smoking, which is that he had made a video. I was seeing
him earlier, a few months ago. I had made a video where I
said that I was in the United States and that to see if they didn
' t deport him because I had hit the police and said if I did
it in Mexico, nothing would happen to me. That' s what I
said a few months ago. And it turns out, well, in Mexico
it did happen to you, yes, it happened to you and it wasn
' t right. Sure. I believe that look first is that humanity really
needs and when I say needs, of course I include myself, since I
am part of humanity needs a lot of analysis of myself so that, before
launching to send the message whatever it is, I know from where it is
sending it and with what intention and with what responsibility, because I believe that
what arises from this, which we call the power that gives you to be
media and to have followers, is going to unfold aspects of personality inherent to
each of us. It seems to me that they do not impregnate from the
outside, they do not come from nothing, but they are going to feed
on that admiration, that success and they are going to rotate. Then it
will sprout if you already come with arrogance, you will see arrogance, you
will be empowered if you are already ignorant, because from there you will express
yourself. If you like to manipulate, you' re going to try to
manipulate and so on. It is difficult to think of the case of this
Mr Marquez that he had, because, obviously, not some respect for women,
although Ahorita already told it true. Yes, the most important people in
my life are my mother and sister. Yes, but many times these kinds
of people separate their own from others, that is, many are soldiers,
but the others are not. I don' t care about the others.
So, if there are principles from before where you really respect all people,
all women, all children, all beliefs, that is, it' s
amazing. Lupite, Ephraim, how it really happens when you say an idea
that someone doesn' t agree and that someone comes to attack. There it
is, as we have said untiring times. Here he is talking more about
him than about one of what you say by the way you say it,
by the intention, by the anger, by the violence, by the gut
with which you say things. Then you would have to leave there, because,
unfortunately, there is no regulation, there is no way to see you
we will make a psychological assessment. He says that influence, no, but
he has to start you out there. Sure, but I think, I
think, and maybe I always insist, and I think I do on every
show, but I think that and they just wrote it down a while ago
and I put it here. It is very important to always question, but
the only way to question is with education, that is, forming a thought,
a critical thought. And to form a critical thought you have to know,
you have to know, not know, because it' s not about
knowing the capitals of Africa, that is, no, well, no,
but in general, you have to know, know different opinions, different places.
You don' t even have to go out on the Internet anymore.
It' s just that you have to travel, that is, feel,
you have to read a lot of things, know that there are a lot
of opinions, know, differentiate between good and evil. And the problem is
that these influences may be wrong. But those who follow him do not have
this critical thinking. Ephraim is that they know what happens that I believe the
subject is education. I do think they had a privileged place, because in
my house, of course they let me see Dragon ball Z, the novels
of four o' clock in the afternoon, but every Sunday they took me
a museum and that opens your life really and sounds very bloody, sounds very
privileged, but it opens your eyes and that goes here tells someone is that
the influencers are for people who have no identity. Yeah, maybe so,
but all teenagers are looking for their identity and it' s normal. I
mean. I identified myself with the RBDs, not that I mean, and
to me, in my generation, I mean, most of them said oh
what mistake. It' s really milling,' cause they were very scaly
in my school. No, but we' re all going to find someone.
The point is that now the offer of influence for teenagers is terrible,
I mean, and it started getting really ugly I don' t know.
My roommates will tell me what happened. When you' ll be younger what
kind of people you could admire, I mean, I think the theme is
this, because now we admire the guy you open are only fans. Now
we admire the one who' s hotter than he' s not even hotter,
because, to see if they don' t look that way, twenty
- four seven are very much taken photos with a lot of amplification for maybe.
When there were no social networks, there was television, which is a
mass media that because of course opinion leaders was what the TV news channel two
said at that time, it was what I believed to all people and we
knew that well, because it was a television station that, because it was
on the side of the government that was not then good, of course there
was a manipulation also, but there was no incitement to hatred. I do
not think it is right that they have manipulated our thinking or manipulated the information.
Not that, I' m not saying it' s okay, but
there wasn' t this hate speech. This was not seen as a triumph,
because, for example, video games that are violent, if there is
no good supervision, there is a misinterpretation of what you are doing. I
mean, pull this game out of fantasy to get it out into reality and
become untouchable and become powerful, feel like you have the power of the characters
and that doesn' t exist. I say the most that happened was that
a little boy wanted to climb a wall like the spider man and he was
never going to make it. I had a cousin. I have a cousin
who in millions of years I haven' t seen him that one day he
broke a video because he thought he was batman or good God Yes, it
was stupid another day to talk in this cousin' s life, but they
would understand why he did it. But there was no incitement to hatred.
There was or was no good. Was it being good and being bad?
Was it bad? The problem is that now it' s not just this
influencers, that' s the some series, some movies where the bad guy
became good. Not in good, but the aspirational protagonist, exact in the
cynal neration leader, because it can be very popular. A villain. I
love Joker, I love Penguin. I don' t like him so much,
but I don' t want her to do like him. The little
one is great, because a man who today is a great character, but
I do not aspire to be like him. The problem is that now all
the series are written and the video games are written in such a way that
you aspire to be like the villain and that happens with the influencers. Yes,
moreover, that is why it is important, because communication in families,
the examples given by parents, what Ephraim said, to bring young people and
children closer to deep aesthetic experiences that make them aware that they expand their criteria
and ability, because precisely to distinguish, for example, not beauty and beauty.
I am referring to beauty in art, beauty and emotions, the beauty
of literature, the beauty of the human at its best, so that then
you can have this capacity of judgment and choose better. I do, I
' ve heard young people fortunately tell me sometimes I was following the influencer,
but no longer, because they realize at some point that it' s twisting
the course and they say no. No. This doesn' t go with
me a little bit like what you said earlier about some people who stopped following
the fascist not what they say. There' s a point where my own
judgment tells me I' m not here anymore. Then I' ve been
told. I' m still not following him now, yes, or I
don' t know who. Sometimes I agree, sometimes I don' t,
but in general I like its content. That' s Father. When
someone can say I see this and sometimes I disagree and sometimes you are.
And when you break a line that' s very important to me at the
time, because I probably quit, I' ll stop following it. That
would be totally true. Notice that here he is reading to me my lial
had more honorability to see. I think a part of this decomposition is true.
When the leaders who should be authority become prestigious, it is true authority,
the rest is imposition. But the point is that the authorities now lost
that prestige. Not then was the figure of the teacher devalued, for example,
because the union, because they are not prepared, because the students knew
more, because the parents already defended the students at the expense of everything and
beat the teacher. That' s a tragedy. It' s a real
tragedy, because that' s where education goes, that' s where education
breaks and that' s what didactics are. Then you lose authority figures,
like cops, like teachers. That' s terrible for the students. Then
it was hilarious to bother the teacher to go out into the crying room.
And that' s terrible. But also, supported by parents who went and
scolded the directors for bothering you, that' s where it starts. I
think some sort of decomposition. The politicians became aspirational, because you became a
millionaire in a six- year period, in three years you were already a
billionaire for four generations. That' s the problem and then the influencers come
to be a little bit. It is already ultra degradation of this leadership.
Ephraim You were going to say something is yes, I don' t think
so. And the subject now and how sad, because I mean, Lupita
' s comment, is going to sustain mine the dads that are these dads
that led the kids to defend the son that maybe they threw the teacher Son
is the same dad that doesn' t teach him this word. I love
to discern between what is good and what is bad, because it is clear
to me that evil is bad. Maleficent is very bad. And then they
made him good, but she was bad, because to say a girl,
that is, there' s no way to identify. The joker can'
t be very friendly there, but it' s bad, I mean.
I can' t create an identity with evil, which is what I think
isn' t happening now. No. Theresa and Rubí ended badly their films
ended badly, and she was the villainic protagonist who did not finish well.
Now we saw how the novel ended well, the novel The Villa. I
' m not that bad, yeah, but it' s always before.
I remembered lupita too about this case that we talked about Mike header Martin,
not exactly. That case is shocking because they are parents who lived with five
children in Maryland, in the United States and that their YouTube channel, Daddy
of Five, was very, very popular, very followed by many people.
But in those they made heavy jokes on their own children. I mean,
imagine if it starts out there anymore, it' s not even making fun
of the law enforcement. I' m telling the others to do it to
the neighbor. They, their own children, did very heavy things to them.
The children ended up crying and this couple, in addition to erasing all
the videos from their channel, lost custody of two of the minors on charges
of child abuse. Just imagine, that' s where followers don' t
wonder, subscribers with this exact channel, how marriage is like this Mormon marriage.
It seems to me they were Mormons who just took the channel away from
him. Rubin broke up, I don' t remember if you remember the
name, but we talked about this case in history, the story that was
taken from the children because he was talking about education on his YouTube channel.
But in the end the police ended up raiding the house because of complaints from
the followers, just like you say mel Efraín, because children locked up,
tied up, children suffering from malnutrition. They ended up leaving with Dad.
But those are the influencers who are losing their mind, no, Ephraim,
tot you wanted to say something no. I believe it is unverified and here
is my advisor that human beings are prepared for everything, that is, for
any encouragement. We' re already trained, but fame is one that'
s not, because we didn' t all go through that and I think
the big issue with those influencers as the focus and all of them, and
everything we' ve talked about has to do with it. There was no
one who held them to fame, that is, that song was not studied
on a compact record and the fall was ugly because Ahorita sees the folf saying
that my hit among the women was not chavo. The mistake is already clear.
The problem is to see a lot. It' s the lack of
intelligence in one aspect, not knowing how to measure the consequences of your actions,
not thinking that you can go through life that way without a law It
' s not what I think. Meto you were going to say something to
see says Sorry it' s Ruby and she' s in jail for her
religious limb. The kids aren' t with the dad yet, because there
shouldn' t be a study there yet. Sorry. Yeah, not that
exact to believe yourself untouchable, not to believe that you can go unpunished through
life, doing whatever you want without consequences, not to believe, as you
said, to believe yourself above the law, for this pride that this boy
specifically pondered having money and I have a lot of money and I don'
t know how many bathrooms and I don' t know how many bedrooms,
and then that puts me above the others. In many ways, he believed
so, and also in the sense of being above the law. And now
that he sees that it wasn' t like that, then, look,
that' s where I would say, all the narcissistic defenses that were the
ones that gave him that power from a camera where he exposed what he felt
was the best he had, have been dismantled. They' re gone and
now what' s there is a vulnerable, very frightened young man who says
because he' d even prefer another kind of penalty before he knows that I
can spend a lot of time in prison and I' d rather they come
and get me all kicked out and he' s already paid for that.
I mean, he' s inventing his own punishment, which he finds less
frightening than the one that seems to be glimpsed in his future. So that
' s exactly what happens when a narcissist drops his defenses. Here' s
what we see. That' s what we see. Look here, says
Sonia Gutierrez, ask Lupita on what is based on recognition of authority and respect
for it, because now, from a very young age, children do not
respect their parents. Indeed, what I have just said is prestige. Here
' s the thing is, there was a really cool time where they said
dads had to be friends with the kids. I heard myself a little while
ago a clip that I found from a writer from Miguel Sabato Lean. The
tunnel is very good, but well and he said it was a very serious
mistake, because there is no equality of hierarchies. Parents have to be the
authority, because the part of a person' s great security is the limits
you place on him during his training. It' s the part where you
' re going to teach it, differentiate between good and evil. Then they
can' t be the same. Can' t a 14- year-
old kid take a drink with his dad whiskey. No, they' re
not the same, but people think so. And the mom dance reggaeton.
Don' t you? Don' t you? Don' t you?
Don' t you? No. The mother wants to dance reggaeton, because
lock yourself where your daughter does not hear or your children do not hear.
But when this hierarchy between the teacher and the pupil is lost, the parents
and the children and the children. It' s when you lose authority,
when, in addition, a dad tells his son you can' t drink
until that age and the dad drinks every day or everything always comes drunk.
Well, well, that' s the thing. That has a lot to
do with it. There' s no congruence there. There is no congruence
and, therefore, there is no prestige, as you say, so there
is no way to show. Therefore the limits are central in the upbringing of
the children, because they are the ones that give security, give structure and
order to the children, not so that they can grow, not only with
respect to authority and so on, but with a sense of self- certainty,
because if it is not like emptiness, that is to say that it
seems so longed for the children to let me do what I want and do
not set me rules or anything. It would actually be the worst of their
tragedies, because it leaves you totally vulnerable in nowhere. Not then who pro
- cares me. So look within what' s right, those that we
can still accept and live from limits, rules and respect and so on.
You see a line in one place and you go and you form. You
don' t get to say" get off" all of you. I
' m here, and those who do it, and that' s wrong.
But that' s already kind of introjected into the human being who received
it being able to come and say I' m trained, or being able
to come and say good morning, being able to say no such thing or
whatever here. Not so, but it' s getting lost if we don
' t pay attention exactly Look exactly, says the other one. Also in
my instagram I saw a phrase that is bredon, but it is a writer.
I follow a lot of writer, but it says you will need to
shipwreck sometime to understand that not every look is lighthouse what happens to a child
when you leave him without these figures of authority, with nothing that so,
you lose, of course, that you get lost and then any light is
going to be your beacon and your lighthouse must be your figures of authority,
but it has to be coherent. He' s got to be a teacher
who doesn' t miss, he' s got to be a teacher who
knows. He has to be a teacher who does not lack orthografija, who
knows how to add, that is, he does not go to strike and
says I do not want to educate and that or that you do his parties.
If you don' t go, it has to be seen by parents
who are present and I don' t say 100 percent, because we live
in a very busy society. Both parents have to work, but you have
to live in a society where there is time for conversation, where children can
express their emotions. Anyway, that' s making authority, gaining authority,
and if ever a teacher. When I lectured this already very big story,
the gentleman did not say a phrase that I do not know if it is
someone else, but I fell in love with that phrase. The example is
a quiet order. So yes, the example is an order that is I
always tell my patients neither I, right now you get out I receive it
with my full size. Imagine my ah I have with the nourishment so bad.
No and another very important one here. I think my partners won'
t let me lie. Teenagers put themselves in danger all the time, because
one way you as a father and I say it because that' s how
much love you have for your children is by putting limits on it. I
don' t want you to, I don' t want you to lose
your life. That' s why I' m putting this chavo limit on
you Don' t worry about it. It is that, for example,
when we cannot say that when someone attacks another person, we cannot say that
that person was put in danger. No, but because you shouldn' t
be in danger for doing something. What I can say is that the limits
they put on those who educate you, your tutors, whoever it is,
will help you to discern what situation might put you in danger. You know
what I mean. Doesn' t mean you' re wrong about wearing a
miniskirt in a dark alley in the colonies. You' re not bad at
using one, but your reason is to tell you it' s not that
you' re wrong. Those who are wrong are the ones around you who
can hurt you. But that would be to set limits to the clear is
that I was told this never clear. It' s reasoning a little bit,
it' s reasoning a little bit, and I think that' s
the most important thing. That is why I believe that I insist and insist
on the rest of my life, that education is imperative and that is why,
to me in the debate, the most important issue and in any Government
seems to me to be education and a government that does not do anything for
the quality of education in minors, because it is not about going eight hours
a day, it is about quality education. That' s what this is
about. That' s what' s important. It' s not what
you think, it' s totally, and it' s something that we
insist on not much here and, and please, we shouldn' t fall
into that meaningless discussion, because there are a lot of people who have schooling
and are one of some horrible people and all yes, of course there is,
but really the percentage or the chances of being terribly indolent and violent and
so on can decrease, because education. It does contribute a lot. It
' s like everything, how good you can do until he talks about his
profession and how he has to set an example. There are many good people,
but I know one who took care of himself. He ate very well,
and one day he got it Who knows what. Yes, of course,
of course things can happen to us unquestionably, but the best thing we
can nourish ourselves there, yes, look at body, mind spirit and so
on will most likely lead us to a better place than if we are fed
with garbage and things they do or nothing. In other words, there are
always more possibilities, more guarantee, no, but it does help infinitely.
Helps a lot, Patricia Olmos, doesn' t tell us, Patricía dos,
Lupita you' re all tangled up. No, no, Patricia,
I recommend that you finish the show right now, return it because I think
the explanation was very clear. How to understand the limits and how to pass
the limits that can put you at home in real life. Look, Ephraim.
Thank you, former Ephraim. You' re all right, handsome,
greetings, Lupita, Doctor Amen to my respects. I love it super and
it smiled at me every time Lupita uses her black humor on her different channels
that I follow greetings from Austin Teja. Greetings, greetings and thanks for being
here and for that, for that money for our education. There he is.
They know you' re quiet and I wanted to answer that quickly.
I went to a good person who said they don' t understand that he
' s going to give us Chávez, that they don' t understand that
the kids are now waving at us. I think I understand balance, not
that. I' ve always said whether to give a kiss, that the
kiss, but say good afternoon, I mean, you' ll be in
the middle of it. My mom used to call me that. If you
don' t want to kiss people at times this but good afternoon, I
mean, get to generate balance. Not imposing either. That kisses the guy
you fall for, not exactly, but good afternoon' s dress. Totally,
it' s true, it' s totally true. Look, Jaime
tells us on Monday that nuñez. I think education comes from home, not
from school. I mean. It' s a triangle. I told them
the other day. It' s a base triangle. The basis of education
is parents, school and the most important is the child. That' s
the way education is and then you have to work them down the base to
depending on the minor. That' s the way it should be and that
' s what I think it' s sometimes not insisting on. I believe
that what we would have to fight outside the party that wins or whatever,
is for a good education, for them to favor, because the educational reforms
have been in question at work, not at educational level. And that'
s the most important thing. That' s the most important thing. You
really have to pay a lot of attention to that. But good time to
say goodbye guys, what a problem I loved this show like everyone we'
ve ever done, but I think this program has been very enriching for everyone.
Yes, I believe so too, and I have enjoyed many comments that
come from this beautiful community, because the truth is that I believe that this
is precisely why we are here not only because we come to say things,
but also to dialogue with you. And the truth is that I am very
grateful for those comments, so thoughtful and so pleasant that they have given us
today. And for the best of all, for the good of all,
and with our little grain of sand, surely something, something we can achieve
exactly and fra baby. Everyone' s peace is the peace of the world.
Then let us seek each one his peace so that the world may be
in peace and glory. How nice it is to always come with you girls,
how well I spend what I come here, I really do maybe I
do of course I do love you too our lights. That' s going
to be a half- good time. In about twenty minutes we start with
history in history, already at ten o' clock at night live, we
are going to do today' s program of broken souls Jordan Brown, a
case of a child of eleven who commits a crime and let' s see
why what happened, what took him, where his soul broke. An extremely,
very interesting case. Thank you for having accompanied us on Facebook, for
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in iTunes, in Amazon Music. Mel Yes, I wanted, then,
to heed Laura Jenny Jin' s request that we congratulate Gabriela grandson because it
' s her birthday. Ah greetings, Gabriela grandson on your birthday. You
' re here with you and Adully Duly Mary, who says we greeted him
because he was scared by a fire that came through his house. But it
' s good that you' re okay, because that' s why you
' re here with us and I hope everything' s okay in your community
Let' s just hope that if you don' t spend water, please
don' t spend water on Meico. We cannot continue to spend water anywhere
in Mexico City or the Mexican Republic. We' re not good at all
your Viscan Republic and all over the world. Thank you very much, and
I love you, too, and I' ll see you here soon for
broken souls. Oh, that' s eight so long.