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no more chairs. I see them boy because you' re right in the
chair and didn' t really get them how it wasn' t right.
Skinny skinny pussy, gae gets her off the team. We' re already
on the air and we' ll get him in the way of the band.
All right, I' m really glad. It' s this day
with a lot of things, with a lot of information and also what I
want to tell you is that at six o' clock in the afternoon,
six and ten or so, we' re going to be closing about forty
- five or fifty minutes, a little longer, a little less with Juan
Acosta. It' s been a long time since I wanted to invite him
to John and then because of my personal things about my son' s birth
and internment, and everything couldn' t be done like that. But today
at six to be juancito here very interesting guy to listen to and to talk
about. Well, I do how it goes. Well, well, everything,
well, everything, well, you guys want to open up in some
way because I have something I had to get when you put on back-
to- back wearables that I always ask you to settle in and when you
keep your forgiveness, I' m like this. Watch the wire that doesn
' t turn the water around. All of this I' m like a
commander, because if not later we eat it a garron exactly we have to
write down the protocol as an airplane where we don' t climb headphones and
all well- to- do protocols. What are they? There' s
what I meant to us not that we' re with Dr Matis starting a
cause. Ah penal, let me ask, ah, well, let me
ask. Actually, let me tell you about it We' re starting a
cause. I' m not used to doing this. I' m not
used to doing this. But considering the fact that it' s not even
awkward anymore, because it' s uncomfortable, after the things they say about
me on social media in the world, it sucks your egg off because I
mean, you' re already tanned out of it like you' re in
Vietnam worried, because a Vietnamese can put a bullet in your back. You
' re mendam you' re in bandam Now the point is there are some
things that go beyond limit. Then I told them. I understand that there
are a lot of fan accounts and you can' t do much about it.
Or yes, but you can' t do much. There' s
good will left. But I don' t know. I don' t
know. I imagine the real celebrities or the real important ones. In a
four of a glass like me you can' t live worried about a fan
account either. If you get cut up on a fan account and perfect now.
If they usurp your idea name, if they usurp your identity, if
they usurp your name, if they use the photo that you have on Twitter,
in x and your ite as if you were you listen or at least
this person listens to what I say, what I tell. The other day,
he thanked my family, my son, and my wife at the hospital
as if it were me. Then I' ve made a determination to report
him criminally to whom he calls himself. I think it' s scripted under
fantino and usurps my name. So we' re filing a criminal complaint.
I' m gonna push it. I' m going to go to the
last consequences, also to set some kind of precedent, because I would never,
ever cut him off, never cut him the possibility that no one who
is, expreciates everyone as they want, but not with my name and putting
in my mouth things that I often don' t think or say, things
that I say perfect you can put me as a fan account, but what
started to happen to me a few days ago and I told them the other
day. A lot of people confuse and think it' s me because it
' s verified. Although he has eighteen thousand followers, if my real story
that is the fantino, fantino has two million nine hundred, but I see
why I see them answer him permanently. You can find me the screenshot of
the account I' m reporting to, and we' re going to the
bottom. In the end, what' s going on? I didn'
t start to notice a lot of people. He writes to me or writes
to him as if he were. I say that fantino, you' re
wrong. Not me. I think you have to think about it or look
at it and people from the media, journalists, colleagues, attack, say
if you go and attack him I go against link, but let it be
me not that it is here this is the account in official journalist and driver
in neuromedia. He joined in December two thousand twenty- two and look what
the guy' s up to. Well, there it is, once milay
based and retweeted, there it puts things and there' s inflation evolution and
then it starts. And well, there he is and he writes and he
puts it as if it were me, so I came back here again I
made the decision to denounce him criminally and how is the bus story what is
denounced and a complaint for identity usurpation, with the consequences of the damage that
I cause, because he performs demonstrations as if it were Alejandro. Sure,
there' s screenshots. We' ve taken some things. For example,
when I left the clinic put I want to especially thank the doctors for the
same thing I had said here as if it were him. But let'
s see if it won' t cause me some kind of inconvenience, but
you' ll have it all you want to tell jokes. It is said
that this fantino fantasut of Contex, the soldiers of infantino fantino and the mercedes
what I know, the mercenaries of such Taliban fantino fantino. My sucking an
egg shoves it forward. Now if you usurp my photo, if you imitate
the aesthetics and talk and put things as if I were saying them. I
don' t know. Gustin Sobol, lawyer here, yes, yes,
well, we' re going to raise the complaint and we' re going
to first try to identify who' s doing this. I' m sure
he' s going to act on crime and we' re going to continue
to identify him. And I' m glad they impute it. So that
' s where we' re starting. If I want to count them,
because this is going to happen. He' ll probably be finding out about
these people and we' ll start that way. Well little monkey I say
what happened to you you were, unfortunately, how old. I was seventy
- six. Young man. Young, young, young and pretty fast nothing.
What I counted before is until the day you find out that he has
something, it was a thousand points or nine hundred and from which you will
tend that he has something in two months it is a ravine down, It
is very crazy of rabble, but yes, yes, yes, it is
mortal, because it will surely have to do with the head and one has
to do the studies. Of course, you don' t have to study.
But I read a lot of people that until they found out they came
in one way and one found out, collapsed, collapsed in hours on another.
Okay. I think it' s somehow better. Of course we would,
because we' d be good. Manita Send Kenny a kiss,'
cause thank you, she must be having a hard time. Something else you
want to open, because I have something to tell you about information, which
is version, Information, Version and information. We hear Yeah, go on,
the microphone' s open. Still there is perfect, great. Well,
at this hour, at this hour of the afternoon. I don'
t know if this can fluctuate the day after tomorrow or in 20 minutes.
At this time, the fact is, it doesn' t happen. Senators,
the votes aren' t bouncing. At this hour, uh, seventeen
and seventeen minutes At this hour, I might change in twenty minutes I tell
you why at this hour I' d be bouncing off senators, among others,
by two names, bed or spínola. And what' s the name
of the River Senator. He calls me Craidel. It could be Craidel.
I don' t remember. I think it' s Craidel. I think
it' s Craider. Look at some nicer mane. You can look for
him, Senator, across rivers. Look at what the name is called.
If anyone has it or here in the chat that. I don' t
know if anyone has it. They have it, no, no, but
as you think, I don' t have it. Well, Senator for
framing Garda Darío Edgardo Qaider. There' s what' s going on,
what you' re telling me at this hour. And look at how the
horse appears in this story going through the road and with one thing in the
extravagant half- spinola. But not even this free thinker goes to one side
and to the other, like when he was doing this Winserf, he was
going to the side that was carried by the wind. Well, the same
goes for the wind side. It' s been a long time. He
' s a kamau boy I interviewed him in loose animals. In loose animals,
no forgiveness. I interviewed him at the bottom of the ocean. You
remember how much the Olympic Agreement was still Olympic. He sailed the Olympic world
with great success doing Windseerf and then sailed already from a long time ago,
sailing the political world, letting himself be carried away and reading the winds,
always inside Peronism, but going like a Windseerf board. It' s carried
by the wind to the other and the guy knows how to handle those winds.
It is not just a person who can be considered a seal of safety.
In the word given I would tell you that they are of those who
shake hands loose bed or thorn saw it when they look at them unbelieve of
the guys who give you loose hand. Well, I don' t know
how he gives the spinola litter hand, but he could be considered of that
which gives the loose mocha hand. It' s not just someone who,
if he tells you or that tells you tomorrow it' s going to rain
and well, take copertone protection eighty, because he' s able to have
rooms with skin cancer from the sun that there is and if he tells you
there' s going to be sun, take it. They go to Piragua
and the other Peronist of Peronism between rivers. What' s Wader' s
name? What' s called wey Qader Qader Peronist between rivers. Today with
border, today with border, is not border. The governor of another river
is Frigerian. What do you say? They' re there. Another thing
they also tell me is that Cameo Spinola wants to be governor of currents next
year. I' m telling you this, the year I came from running
elections. Let me finish, because if you are not predictive to me,
next year there are elections in currents and camo Spinola wants to be or is
running for governor of currents, Or would want to run to rule currents.
They tell me that there would be an offer or there would be some kind
of offer of talk with Quisnerismo to give him support in the campaign or to
give him political support in exchange for the negative vote, that is, to
pull back the law. Bases tell me that Spinola is thinking about it The
other one is analyzing it, too. But it' s two spicy average
votes that today would be turning the law. I don' t know if
those two and others would be turning the law. In Senators, why I
named him. He paid attention to the data I am going to give them,
as well as to the mocha hand, as well as to the shy
hand. He picked up three little fingers below to vote and then put it
back down and ended up tied up. I' m going to make the
pagni guys, but he' s tied to the election of two thousand and
twenty- five. Listen to this other thing I' m going to tell
you. This is information of good light as well. He understood that he
put his political capital at risk by playing openly against the government, so he
can' t go back, he can' t go back in flip flops,
because it would be worse than what was left. I mean, they
wouldn' t want it anymore. Neither the libertarians, as they are all
hot with him, nor the radicals would want to change hard, nor would
they want it. If the Ca Peronist world goes back, then they tell
me that I wear it underneath, underneath in the corridors, it slides and
counts and who wants to hear it and I think they also published it their
social networks that pull back deputies, correct some things and I vote it,
I vote it in senators, that is to say they used it and some
more of his stick would throw it in senators. But if you go to
Congress, that is for the twenty- five, I would tell you to
forget, do not take passage to Córdoba, because it is almost impossible.
I reiterate Argentina. I always saved myself with this Argentina, Argentina as a
palermo when I was at the worst moment and they killed him and then a
goal came. Argentina can happen anything, maybe it' s going to be
twenty- five. I don' t know, but at this hour Lusto
wants to help and tells you boy send the Members. Play some things as
a deputy and we try them again in senators and there I give you the
vote. Linked. This is about the custos and attentive with this door that
I am going to open to you, that we must begin to analyze the
legislatives of the two thousand twenty- five in federal capital. I tie these
two, these two information and contracts and touch all the information you start.
You also write them down if you like politics. Next year Capital Federal renews
four senators three, three senators, pardon three senators, two for the winner,
because the one that remains first gets two. Who would be taking two.
This is a fact that can also surprise me. I' m told
this time that Patricia Bullrich could be first candidate for senator or federal capital senator
next year. A little worn out, tired and also beginning to see the
possibility of being Head of Government in two thousand twenty- seven. I mean,
he' s got his chest on, he' s messing with it.
Everything goes to work with both legs and to break warm in the Ministry
of Security. But it is a weary place, it is a place with
enormous stress and, besides, today has very good popularity numbers Patricia Burrich more
in Capital Federal, So what tell me that Patricia Bullrich, Patricia Bulrich would
make an agreement with libertarians. It' s actually already inside and it would
be one or two tandem Patricia Burrich and the second or the second to put
senators in the race next year. They' re looking at you where you
come in. Well, there' s another point, the second one,
that is, the winner. And now they are telling me that the formula
that the libertarian world would present in the two thousand twenty- five, because
they are starting to test it, is about fifty points in Capital Federal,
so the one going goes Agustín Rodríguez with Patricia Bulrich. Agustín Rodríguez Patricia Burri
are senator and senator. From two thousand and twenty- five. Va pa
set I met lescano paset because that formula. He' s on. He
' s taking two. He' s taking two. Let' s go
to the second. It puts one and there the second, that one that
remains is fought between radicalism attached to the lilies, Lilita car and the larretism
that could lead. What I' m going to tell you is coming.
What could they carry. He used it as a candidate. Then Lilita carried
the rhetism, etcetera, etcetera, playing so that she used it, because
she wants to re- elect, because if she is not left out of
politics, be a senator for the second, for the minority, it would
be then to change that the libertarian had me two senators, Patricia Burrich,
one more and the second would be light everything, but attention, because she
also enters to carve another name with support from a nonexistent radical part for each
other but that still remains strength and a very broad support from popular Peronist sectors
that in federal capital do not have much strength, but always sin a little
more, a little less. I' m talking about Leandro Santoro. Then
Santoro would fight the senator' s place. Second place with Lustó and almost
wrong. That' s why he liked it. He is trying to see
how his image transforms it positively, because after the timid hand, a lot
of voters can' t go and he sees that he noticed. He was
measured. The popularity levels are very low. He was a boy who wasn
' t bad for him, but he' s very bad at the polls,
the numbers. I believe you have seventy- two negatives. A crazy
thing. I read it in clarin that the other day seventy- two negative.
I don' t have anything with Martin I used. It' s
hard to say, but I' m describing it in a situation. So,
this flip, this mourning support, goes in accordance with the election of
two thousand and twenty- five. You guys are gonna tell me what you
' re talking about. We are two thousand twenty- four entering in April
two thousand twenty- four May two thousand twenty- four. Well, you
' re already playing next year' s election. All the movements that you
see today are already in pio using to be thought for next year. That
being said, I have training later. They tell me that the son is
already inside and that the judge would bounce from between rivers. It wouldn'
t be a gruyere cheese if it entered senators and deputies, generism wouldn'
t want it for some kind of connection to Lorenzetti to Lorencetti. There are
a lot of people who ask you some questions and I don' t know
which ones. I don' t know which ones. I have a good
assessment of what you need and Ricardo needed it but personal. But it doesn
' t mean anything. Then they tell me that little, little parochial warning,
sand is inside. The son already has the bow. He' s
in. As much as they keep hitting him the child is inside, he
has the bow, He' s in, he' s in, he
' s in, he' s in, he' s in, he
' s But, well, I' m interested in this about what I
' m telling you, because we' re talking about the basic law and
Augustine told me everything he told me. Augustine was also fulfilled. You know
about yourself. You were the first to say if not that May will be
June July. You were the first one to say brilliant and brother here.
Yes, well, I think this one seems to me that my law knows
well what those who voted for it want. And it seems to me that
beyond that he' s more permeable, more dialogic, he' s going
to get to a point where he' s not going to transact. And
none of us who want a change do want it to trance. So it
seems to me that May was a date and symbolic because it was, but
you can stretch quietly to see There' s a saying that says you think
you kill me, but you' re killing yourself by wanting to stretch it
so you don' t break the law. They think they' re hurting
me, and they' re actually hurting themselves the same way, and they
' re hurting people. And people realize this, they realize the political pettyness,
they realize that they are trying to see how they stretch things to see
if something happens in the interim and this one but I was told by a
very very Peronist client, very friend, but he is a guy who militates
strongly and recognized me something. They' re desperate. They' re desperate,
you don' t even know where to grab and you play. But
you' re fine with them being desperate. I see it, too.
It' s a political category, the desperation of the other side in your
rivals, that is, you' re just like saying I beat football,
River Pons, I want to. You suffer, you think the rivals suffer.
No, no, no, I just want to see him suffer.
No. No, well, sometimes you don' t take things into your
own hands, because we also have a little fun. But the reality is
that, out of this despair, an opposition came out. As people don
' t know, you can' t be constructive or you were going something
that seems to me to be a contradiction. Not yet with everything necessarily.
Not in Argentina, yes, it still generates you. Yeah, but we
' re suddenly. You know, it' s been thirty years since they
were born now, and in thirty years, but there' s no doubt
the other day Kishner is praising, we were talking to the skinny guy,
and if I was surprised, I was surprised. Yeah, but that'
s an elevation vantage point. Lifting shot. They' re fighting with Kishi.
It' s so fighty what happens when you lose bad and start to
kick your cuchs out. Don' t be mad at me I don'
t want to hurt you for five- and- a- half in the
afternoon. I don' t want to make you sick Don' t touch
the dragon' s ass at Game of Thrones. Peronism, don' t
say, they' re fighting, they' re dead, desperate. You
touch the dragon' s ass a lot called the caris. What' s
the name of the drug. It was one drug and the other spou more
like smou, it' s handles, it' s mau yes smou.
You touch his ass smau. I think it' s licle. You tell
him dragon I' d say the winepress your Juancho, that' s not
for dragon. Dragon you like this, to make a dredge is made per
the dragon of Aqumotes a disc responding to everything. Whoever asks you, I
' m asking you a serious question. You, instead of the dragon of
the Lord of the Rings, call it the Peronism of Lagarto Juancho. Yeah,
I think they' re diminished there and look how much fun Lizard Juancho
had when I was Boys you lived it. It was a song, but
Vio I' m not laughing at what you' re saying. He'
s answering a twitter. He' s willing to give I' m with
Alejandro Vos. You can' t call Peronism dead, because I remember perfect.
When Alberto' s candidacy came out, we all said no, Cristina
' s fucked up. No, this is over. When he came out
with the candidacy at the time it was the plays. You ended up being
the skinny president. Then he said I shouldn' t run away and repeat
that. How it was to remind me later, at the time it was
said that Peronism was over, that Kirsianism was not going forward and that Cristina
was not going out, she was not going to be, she was not
going to be President wey was not. It was Vice presented by Alberto and
everyone had it on the floor and it was a master move. Billante'
s got it. That' s why I tell you what' s important,
Drullo, why I' m saying, why we' re talking about
others, where another time, not another time would be or four, four.
He changed you another time and I' ll explain why. I think
the other time. The skinny man said so, although my law, even
though my law does not go well with it, has already changed and whoever
comes like this comes from Peronism. It' s not going to be an
alberto, it' s not going to understand, it' s not just
unrepeatable, right, that' s only repeatable, but under conditions, but
let' s say quinnerism isn' t going to be here anymore, forget
about it, but it' s going to come. Another position can come,
right. The kirs nerism you said it you said that n and he
spoke of Peronism. There' s getting pregnant. I' d said it
in the dark, the more, there' s everything, there' s
everything. I made you name me. I' m sorry, not one
of them, but it' s nothing. You guys don' t know,
but you' re looking for a book itself, it' s not,
but I still finish which terminator is that the head is bodyless. It
' s Scharzenegger, calms down, relaxes, breathes. What was the name
of George' s terminator model three eight hundred, the eight hundred, the
eight hundred. It relaxes. I think it' s two and suddenly your
head is dismembered. You remember being the liquid. Sure, he' s
got a thousand p' s left, Patrick, his head is dismembered.
Look at him. I' m gonna say, I' m gonna finish
the movie here that' s good, wonderful. There' s a membrada
head left and a mercury- like liquid begins to run. When you break
a thermometer you ran there and put it back together and almost cut it then
you bowl, but it' s a movie. Reality to reality, the
little hair of terror, but error but worth it. There are a lot
of things that have changed and there are things that people are going to start
realizing even a post milei te. I' m saying you can' t
go back. Peronism has been a setback in Argentine history and, unfortunately,
I do not say so. I tell you the truth. It was a
setback, a setback in every sense, culture, culture and society. There
are several economic things, several things to keep in mind here from what started.
First let' s talk about a master play by Cristina, when she
dynamited the month we gave Peronism, putting the note to Fernández that came out
for the ortho first. Then let' s stop praising the master move that
almost has to go in helicopters them. Now, as he started, it
' s okay to talk about senators. Their performance remains shameful when they continue
to sell their votes, not because they continue to sell for one candidate'
s support, for the other for the other. A poyito, I do
not know what the truth still does not take into account what people want,
on the one hand, on the other hand, it seems to me and
I totally agree with Augustine, which is another time. There is a change
of era and Peronism will be reduced. If this goes on and people keep
banking and, obviously, today, officialism, showing that it wants real change,
is going to end up being a minority but a minority, a minority,
yes, yes, without any force. And that is also demonstrated by
the things that are making chu que junior, which are victories. I'
m going to underestimate it because in our system I don' t think so
much, but it' s what makes journalism survive. The monkey' s
in brilliant mode. You' re in a state of grace. Because it
' s so much anti- pronism, it' s what makes Peronism subsist,
what we feed it not being able to see, not anymore, but
for that side, but for if it compares it to something else and that
' s how I understand it. What it is not to itself. It
' s not an ideological antiperonism, really. Antiperonism is because Peronism has proven
to be 100% corrupt and people don' t care if it' s
Peronism, it' s libertarian, it' s radical. Corruption is no
longer going to bed, to show me a political party that is not corrupt.
Then he tries to program you. But there is no political party that
plays a role. But there' s no political party, no political party
that doesn' t have to go to power. There' s not a
party that' s been in power that long. But I' m not
different. But and but why. Okay, but that one asks people.
No, no, but the other wolf you said there' s no known
match so good, but why? Why? What? Because, unfortunately,
many people bet ease and today realize that ease or that they came to a
rich country to total poverty and they ok and I just have province of Buenos
Aires. I don' t know how many years of eighty- three and
so far there were only two periods of another party and the others were all
of them. There' s no water, well, there' s clack.
It' s not clear, no, no, it' s not
clear that it was a disaster. I' m not saying that was good.
I' m just asking why. The answer here is clear technique and
parpara and in the last election we got 10%. No. Not good
for Monts past is complicated because there are some companies. It' s not
always going to be complex. One thing is the expression of desire of one
who clearly does not, because I insist. We brute my lay let'
s remember, we underestimate the kind of President you look at. Today it
was impossible for Trump to win the lesson, forgive me. Don' t
put things in my mouth I don' t know. Not us and others
are us. No, no, no, no, me and Augustine,
at least we said it doesn' t come. You don' t come
and come and the President then I say what to learn from that. Not
about fearing little the other side, because if we start it is very easy
today to be for us. If we consider someone who didn' t know
him, no one, not there what they know him, it doesn'
t matter. It doesn' t matter. Lula became President again. To
Botín Trampa to become President again. We stopped spitting up time is also happening.
Yeah. I' ll explain something to you, everyone, in this
funny thing. Now like it, don' t get mad, but touch
the male ball, it makes you stick it twice at the angle, it
touches the monkey, I' m making you a cannon goal. I'
m going to the skinny one. He' s gonna be a boy.
R uego lego de rebor que tiene ipe then seventy just as what you present
you listen You just get immortalized both I don' t want to be in
that place of you two just been immortalized on social networks. He doesn'
t come back anymore. Perhaps this cyclical countries is the eternal return of Ische.
Well, here he always goes back to the same place. Hey,
let' s take over as a society and vote for what we bring back,
because, as Malena rightly says, let' s not underestimate the truth.
You have to understand, and clientelism has what it says. Customerism has
a lot to see. The big change is that people have realized that that
clientelism, that ease, as Augustine named it, led him to ruin,
to misery and no longer want him you know where he took him by the
hand. That is, this is political data. Cristina spoke twice in the
last fifteen days. The political fact that Cristina knows that since there is nothing
that can take the flag in the opposition or in the Peronismo chirneristo or whatever
they want are enough in the centrality again, that is to say you will
have human by hand again next year they write down. This I tell you
already as it dates in the two thousand twenty- five have on one side
Cristina on the other side milay what fear. The truth is that easier,
the more false listen, don' t be proud easy, don' t
be proud, it' s going to be she didn' t present agus
when she picked up because she didn' t win anymore. Don' t
be proud to not. If not I you say a fact of reality.
Two thousand twenty- seven, Tina Yola can never win. I' m
asking you a question. It takes a year for the two thousand twenty-
one, one year and a year, God, let this country go ahead,
let inflation continue to fall, let there be labour, let there be,
let it begin to reactivate. Everything today I heard among so many things
that keep breaking my ball with the theme of public work, that they are
going to start, to turn money for the hour, for public work,
for route forty, etcetera, etcetera. Now, my brother, if it
doesn' t start, if it doesn' t start, and it starts
and if it doesn' t start, if it doesn' t start,
see the morning, break Pa, Pa, Maestro, it makes me a
hand that is pushed me and four. If it doesn' t start,
Cristina' s a hot spot. No, Cristina, first, don'
t tell me anything. Cristina, this year, first what goes there,
then mortámodolopi here for no longer goes there, but neither will he take it
from above or you would say something then you do not see her as a
political rival. I' ve never yelled at anyone else again. If you
want to make strength, put someone else in. Let' s be sones.
There must be last week, Cristina, last week, and we rescued
that they yelled at her cornude that we weren' t very sure if they
told her. Today, boy, today. Or so, today, Cristina
ale not like this. So a survey. Let me talk to the n
but if they respond from the heart. Not to make this program more juicy,
answer heartily. You give dead for politics. You give Cristina politically dead,
don' t you put Cristina politically dead, yes or no? Cristina
is politically dead, yes or no. I vote no. I in case
you vote for yourself, ready vow sung Augustine, I imagine Botás by itself.
Sure, well, I vote no. And I justify why not.
First, in Argentina he doesn' t die politically. Nobody. He returned
James Brown' s bust, from Menen to the pink. Menemism again has
a and Menem is not alive because if he had Carlos Menem alive he wouldn
' t be you know who he is. I am a type of consultation
in Argentina, a wanted guy the Ruku ro totally. I mean, who
' s Barra? It was part of the automatic Court, it was part
of the Court, of the Menen Court, of the automatic majority. He
' s Minister Boludo, he' s Minister of what? Prosecutor? Curator?
Bar? Prosecutor? Bar? Prosecutor? I have nothing with Barra,
Barra, the menemism returned, nothing came back that should be in the hand
of the State. They will remain hand in hand with the state and you
encourage yourself to say that Cristina is dead politics you are crazy. It all
talks about it and you mention it as if that was an added value and
the truth that we should be sad that all that happens can' t come
back. Let' s say if we make the same mistakes again, let
' s go that somewhere should disappear. No, but skinny, don'
t change me if you choose the argument. The axis of discussion is another.
I' m arguing here and I have four three thousand votes in.
I' m asking if people politically give Cristina off the dead board and here
she tells me thirty percent say no. Not him, not him. Then
he didn' t say how you' re thinking backwards the thirty and the
other that they clearly say yes. This feels the same eye. It'
s not the same thing as low as low as thirty- thirty zero what
vote they have won' t catch the polls. They say three so many
terrains. I think I' m going to fall this bad shawls says no
malle and male you' re still not. Nor is it worth it to
help me, not to say that I am politically dead, that I am
already out of the question. For the Presidency, if you are listening now,
there is no such thing. Time we do a survey. If we
start the thirty percent have they grow apart from the seventy against. Okay,
but what' s there is no reach even for the president we' re
going to get even to advise. It' s just that you' re
all settled. I don' t know. If I go to Molina,
you' re nowhere. It' s a person who, logically, is
saying corruption and Cristina is the same. We all agree. But what Alejandro
Nuez is asking, I do the assessment that we have of the government poop
for if I tell you the clientelism outside, I don' t want it
anymore. I don' t want any more populism. I want autonomous provinces
that can make the best use of all their resources and that can improve and
there is exchange and that not only is everything here in the city of Buenos
Aires, that God does not attend. Here she is now politically dead.
She' s the only one who' s going out to talk about the
deep space of my style, but that has to do with what it drags.
Buto. Please, I want to ber asking some cart can still hit.
That' s what we' re saying. Ah well, no,
no, stop, but no, no, no, no, no,
no, good so I can hook up a cart. You can hook anyone
up here. By the way, we know to grab a cart with the
candle extended. So I' m going to say that he can only be
the issue is that he can solve for what she wants to drag the votes
needed to come back. But you carcitos. You think that thirty minutes has
any questions you ask yourself you believe that thirty points in Argentina is little.
Not austience was laughing thirty points, like saying thirty little points, like what
laughs in one guy is ah of the po otra, three of the mondo,
a loser. You use thirty points. Little brother and I don'
t say it' s thirty points, I say it' s not enough.
It gives you to stop to do it by axis in plane You always
said to make a first plan. Augustine, I want as you begin to
describe this situation, I want you to observe everyone' s face. Oh,
look at 30 points. It' s starting to come up a little
bit today. When you noticed March April of next year and it' s
thirty- five, thirty- six, start campaigning. They make the camera
fall in love with that face. It' s hard for the House to
fall in love with that face. June July is at forty- one,
yes July, beginning July already and some in quantity give at forty- three
forty- four. The country doesn' t start. It is in forty
- three forty- four and bus with that face is from above to leader
with binoculars, looking and you see all the malon that comes gengiskana sabre drawn
with Western blood, entering Rome, what you do, Augustine, with leader
you get off and run running a ass for cer isidro or and says Cristina
and look and look at you says you are the one who gave us for
dead here you have forty- four in competition and brother what you do there.
But in what you say is a fantasy, a forty- thirty-
five, forty which is where others are going to get them who is going
to give us. But put him how much Mila had and he passed them
the face of it created the thirty Yes if he would be the first.
No, because you' re talking about something else that he has, you
' re talking about a guy who didn' t know anyone, someone who
knows him. Well, how many votes did Christian have? Why Cristina took
him to Alberto, what Alberto took with him, because the edge shipowner you
know. For me he took it to learn the fires, because not trafficking.
I didn' t throw the breaker at you, but how much I
had why it wasn' t her. It wasn' t because I lost
like Macri. I didn' t win, too. Then let' s
forget no. There' s some kind of allel out there, but not
with her in front. Well, he' s not gonna have to look
for another face. Maybe, but so they' re not racing I'
m asking about the position. No one and I believe that if it'
s some kind of race, I can ask for names. Let' s
make a nice game here. I' m reading the chat. We'
re almost fourteen zero already on the other side. I want to read the
chat it puts a slow way because it' s going to fly. He
gives me names that you think are going to be in the opposition next year
for this government, because they get out of our head. Drinking names,
drinking names. Puyaro' s gonna be in position. Yes, of course
what in the position where Puyaro is, who is an official, does not
cry jar will be in the position. The truth is, yes. It
' s hard. It is difficult to exact the selections for that shot Dola,
Nacho Torres and Kislov, says Franco passes Kizerov, it is for and
but let' s put the name after it, then we put it later
it will be hard. What I' m going to say, uh,
hard. We' re going to put Australia' s dangerous shark rival category.
See that sharks Australia and eat a serfer see when you do look at
Shark Australia. Category put, put shark from Australia. It says that theory
you write it down wrong. I' m putting him out of his mind
if there were any of them out there. Don' t play not for
I don' t have here. Category one, Australian Shark, category two,
category two. We' re going to put gold on the panana the
dorado. If you don' t know how to grab it, you don
' t know how to keep the floor in your mouth and it can hurt
your finger. It bleeds a little. He' s not gonna cut your
leo either. He' s got no strength, but he' s hurting
you He' s got to be such a bastard. Then ride the dangerous
shark of Australia. Golden half of the Paraná and category three, Mojarrite of
the Setúbal, Bojarrite of people, the San s one you give the jar,
the skinny the conorrite, the Setúbal lagoon. Let' s go look
for no skinny teak, we have a moquito of handle women hug, then
Australian shark. Second, we put where every side the parana has to be
browning the parana and wetting of the setua. Then they go dirt. I
start Kislov vote the Australian buron. Flacco today yes, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no. We' re giving second
golden gole the parabra. You' re such a dick. That' s
three of them. You don' t know what kind of shark you don
' t give it to, don' t you put it all on,
or I put sharks on, you wet it up there, you wet it
up there? No, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
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no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
I' m making a physical comment. I' m going to have a
name that' s already around for gomos with Agustín bay coming. Nacho Torres,
shark of Australia, golden parana or Mojarrita of the Setúbal, not I
to see him out of jokes. I think it has more political projection.
Nacho Torres que t Kichi lov what you gilded him for nothing, yes,
dolor for nothing, Cristina Fernández Kisner, mojarrita ah does not run ra mojarrita
there yes or can not speak and there is no more. There' s
a lot of name here to see I don' t think there' s
a lot of opposition Well, some people throw ross here on plat you.
I' m talking about putting one more category in there and putting the bait
down there, mojarrita, the bait looks like dough. No, for example,
don' t even forgive me They give me nothing. Well, I
said I didn' t say anything. Yeah, so much bread let'
s say melconian no, moja, shark, mojarrita, bad, but for
you they' re all. Okay. No, Guillermo Moreno, I'
ll put it on today. I don' t put it on, I
don' t put it on, I don' t put it on,
I don' t put it on, I don' t put it on,
I don' t put it on, I don' t put it
on, I don' t put it on, I don' t put
it on, I don' t put it on, I don' t
put it on, I don' t put it on, I don'
t put it on, I don' t put it on, I don
' t put a shark. I was told yesterday by an important poronga of
Peronism that young pipe I was voludo in Peronism. It was so dark with
Moreno, so the Moreno style. I still don' t put it as
a shark because it' s going to be you and you had to have
thirty base points. I put Moreno as a parano goldman today. But well,
what do I know about putting a category down and it' s called
full of cintia and we put it there I win and I keep on loren
good no, but U' s rivals we' re talking about that opposition,
good opposition, opposition no. And if there are no more bullus names
we don' t throw for several jurors, for these more. I didn
' t mention it. Maximum ki maximum, which is not maximum is Mojarrita,
is minimum other mujarrite guts. I don' t know. There are
no others. Maximus, you can' t, no, there' s
no crazy names that you don' t sign, there' s nothing and
armed much less. Look, I have to admit to something I' m
sorry. Let' s say in political dialectics. Maximus is one of the
few who has a coherent political dialectic. No, no, I don'
t like it, but I mean, you' re talking about consistency.
But that' s where I get my appreciation for people. I think it
' s weird about him. Maximum is his credit or a failure of no
more. That' s not me, at least if it was for me
when I should have. He didn' t. You didn' t say
it clearly was me. I' m not saying it' s good.
He didn' t sing Hody, no, cantopod didn' t. Don
' t forgive me for another name. I missed what mass I said no
more, but maybe the network can be forgiven for the position, the network
eh I don' t know, asked. Don' t make me Mauricio,
what' s wrong with the challenge to me. Bollocks aren' t
ready, okay, no, you don' t run the metafornium. No
more running, no more running. It may be that I don' t
know the transit address, but why, Boludo, why it burned. But
besides you said it and it is wanting to take to the Senate of mourning
and diabla wants to give you ilus to clear bad tom no you no no
no one named it as alusto the entire referee. If that little bit of
pain did not hide it for me with all due respect. This one,
I think, ends now, in the twenty- five. No yes,
now, you Brother, you have to see the short clue pinche twisting,
it is not another name. How was Picheto. I saw this, not
me to see I tell you honestly how I see the truth. He'
s a guy that' s being built again, even though this one didn
' t seem to be always in an expectant place. Yes, but for
that function, but not for President Salvador. Of course, a shipowning session
is an anxiety that voted milay and I don' t know if it'
s going to fall into a project. What has to have a political case
in Lin we' re talking about opposition from itself. That' s what
left us acre. He' s gonna fall. It' s political,
it' s one of the strongest and if for me it' s not,
no, no, no, not a small part, it' s
not young, good young in politics. I mean no jo you love not
in politics. So, but it is very difficult someone who is playing is
modification at some point I have done everything starts to happen, because if we
are not always in politics, you are already assuming that in fact Torres.
I didn' t say Nacho Torre, for me he has more potential than
you don' t have to say. We did not just say that strong
a Christina, that go with twenty- eight, thirty point that if he
got it all fifty- eight and who defines addiction always. But it'
s a good thing this time it didn' t really come true. No,
but good good, but usually 100%. If you don' t
have to rule out here. If he doesn' t like it for me.
No, I don' t like it. What' s surprising is
that they don' t have one, they don' t have one,
they don' t have sixteen billion dollars. Now, Dame, you have
two audios or this thirty- eight, twenty- five, thirty- one
ninety later, I want to show you something that and we' re already
with Juana Acosta in a minute, no more last- minute title, at
this hour, justice has just suspended the rise of the subway that ruled on
Friday. This happened a minute ago. I just passed one, justice just
suspended it. I don' t know anymore. Let me tell you something,
this is very paranoid. I don' t know whether to rule it
out of justice anymore, because you suspend them from justice or there' s
some kind of government request as we are more or less ordered to the fart
that we raise a few cautions. Good for that flag. Uh, it
could be good. It happens once that it broke. We played against trebolence
in seventy- eight. Now seventy- seven, if I was six years
old and my dad bought all the championship referees to win the shot. I
don' t know if the express was trevolenso, but it was the trebol
and there was a boy playing nine who was from San Francisco. I think
it was price, it was breadwinner, a crack, a nine, a
chubby, but it was an extraordinary bollocker and it comes to my old man.
They always told him the barbecue that the referee had bought, the two
of the trebol in the semifinal to those of San Vicente, that there was
no way to fix the referee that was already bought that would shit us,
We would shit, then they were the bought the archer. I don'
t know if the tre volense or the espresso. I don' t remember,
' cause this is gonna get to three. Today then he bought the
archer. Nor did they tell the players because if not now a scandal.
And it turns out that in the meantime I was in the account. My
dad always used to count that they were in the locker room to put the
technique and panelo was holding on to it, so to put it, so
to speak with the head, so to speak, then look at it.
The tech tells him what' s going on. You' re deconcentrated and
you say no. You' re given a pass. If I don'
t understand anything, he says every time I kick the bow. The archer
bounces me and down he tells me to do it dumb, do it,
do it kick a dick, sure, well, I swear, they win
per play. This won' t be the government' s telling you.
Send me a precautionary steel, Boludo, Patria, because I don' t
know if they are like this, but what is possible at this time and
in this circumstance, it is in the interest of the government to say good.
It was justice and I am about justice and something else you see comes
to claim. I also don' t know good cultural vibe that you have,
you have two little messages, you have two messages to see if they
arrived give them the afternoons now how they are not forgotten, that all the
younger youth who couldn' t vote in these last votes. This is very
good, but by two thousand twenty- seven they' re going to be
older and they worship my law they' re going to bust the ballot boxes.
It' s very good. So keep in mind. That for statistics
is true. Not only do they reach two thousand and twenty- five already
to vote. They don' t give you any more messajitos give him or
the table how they walk. For me, as I see it, you
have to be careful with the youngest of the young moyanos crete and the other
day I had heard him speak and seemed more focused. You have to be
careful with that one I would never vote for, no, but it seemed
more focused. Facundo doesn' t tell me anymore. Dale, yeah,
give him, he' s missing a table if he' s a wolf.
In the last one he took out the forty- four. I feel
like the province was always a Peronist. Grind T Piper took out twenty-
six, twenty- four if they got together and did it for the homeland,
they beat him. Uh, I don' t know how strong he
is, but forty- four took out brother hug, but forty- four
pulled out. Twenty- three or forty- four props were not removed.
It seems po, but you' re so crazy, you ter boy but
it' s true what I' m saying. Four go with the opposition.
For if he lost speaking of strength on his own, of course,
speaking, give me two more messages, excuse me for correcting you. You
ask him car two, who' s dead, who' s not.
If he took the first round of the burry as a winner, he wouldn
' t throw it away. He didn' t even throw himself out.
I' ll tea you. I can say he' s coming or he
' s coming for the next presidential election. Cristina and the son. And
if this chabono doesn' t hit it, seven nola glued chabono will sit
us all up to the pincho of new ones. Without listening to this,
listen to people Don' t be proud. This one will know you popular.
You know why he took so long. Answer, as I was looking
to the side to take a curve in freight. If it took him a
second time, he was working, he was turning around, because they'
re boring people barking. As you weren' t getting the freight, he
turned, looked, he was on top, he didn' t look and
he disconcentrated. A second guy watching because a motorcycle boy was coming and left
and got disconcentrated. But three. Not sure, very easy from the padded
capitoné of San Isidro to say that it does not return macrifina to see this
or clear dress. I' m respectful of the buns on the other hand.
On the other hand, right, I in the boot the boat Bulrich
get ready. We have until seven o' clock in the afternoon. I
' m already with Juana Acosta to chat long and hard with Juancito. He
' s a friend a lot of time ago that I want to chat with
Juan guy, very interesting, very smart and very insightful when it comes to
this giving definitions. Well, Arne who killed him my law. I don
' t understand this connection It' s worth the milan. Well, what
did you say? That was that phrase. You have to listen. It
was all about getting out to the phase. From there, of course,
you have to see the title. I don' t know how he said
it all, nor if club talk was I' ll find a thousand good
things. Also later there is some noise because Serimedo has named wife Fernando Cerimedo,
who is part of the government, got a position in the national government
for his wife, Natalia Basil, who was appointed as director at the National
Disability Agency, although she has no experience in the Vasil area. Thirty-
nine years old, she is a chemical engineer and was part of the right
- wing newspaper Medio de cer y Medio, where Juan Doe also worked,
who is now Director of Digital Communication at Casa Rosada, although he has no
experience in the area of Disability Vasil, she was appointed as Director of Economic
Supports and Allocations at ANDIS O, an organization that is led by the lawyer
of Diego Españo. I just tell you this boy to see I have to
be consistent with what I think and I say if we break it into pieces,
that is, Delfina Rossi, when the goat put it in the bank
was born and the chick was an economist and we broke it a piece and
we beat it to keep it. I' d be careful with these things,
because these are the things they do to you. You lost the support,
the popular affection is won by grams and lost by kilos. It'
s all over you. This is details. So it' s like looking
far below. But you saw, I don' t know what a barbarity
is. We keep turning those stupid mistakes. I can' t believe at
least it' d be good if you knew well. Here we' re
gonna say it well I know it tastes good, it' s everywhere.
No, and what I' m going to say is that you know very
well what conditions this person has for submissively for six months. And, well,
the same way, that' s two sticks. You saw, because
I know him. I say Spanish is a very capable guy and we'
re talking about being good to me, not that Spaniard' s wife.
You didn' t name the director. You said Spanish diego. No.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
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no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no. No, I' ll explain to you not
the direct wife, wife, not the lawyer, he' s named Miley
' s lawyer. No, but he' s the director of the disability
department of something Spanish. Fernando Cerimedo obtained a position in the national government for
his wife, Natalia. He is going to say that he was appointed director
of the National Agency and Cavacity, despite having no experience in the Basil area,
although he has no economic, an organism that is clear is led by
Spanish. But in this case the guy is a lawyer and he' s
Spanish, he' s the lawyer, but he doesn' t have a
direct reference. This is not the brother of my law is not a legacy,
but it is the Director General of course, brother of course. But
what I' m telling you is that as he sees the skinny one happening
right away, he' s already made a noise. No, no,
I don' t like it in that thing. We returned the same thing,
but I didn' t understand what the subject was named to her and
something that seems to you the neighborhood conceives of the place and we return to
the same thing as the caste. Not before it' s a sector to
see very close. We' ll be what they wanted, to set up
one of the traps. Let' s get into this discussion and come on.
Let' s go to Juana Acosta. No, it can' t
be either side or the other, or one of the champagne, because they
' re gonna put it on you or someone from the inside stick. You
don' t have to look at what happened in Lances, which you counted
for the other day for you. It' s okay that you made them
imitated. Be good, at least they' re jupal people who he wants
me to put, not for me, not for me. There must be
me for Delfina la Rosa to put what or that the goat and put an
end to Rosi as director of bank born or the government of Alberto Fernández.
I don' t know if I had carats anyway That' s a very
parmecular case. I don' t know he was four years old. Of
course, no, no, it' s not fair The truth is justifiable.
I mean, I don' t agree with you at all, but
I mean fair. He' s giving an example that you' re going
to put, but to call the congressional contest that fourteen family members put inside
the cost isn' t bad. Bad, not bad. I do,
we know. Same thing. I went to talk to Juana Acosta I had
this conversation prepared, this talk with Juan. Then the beltransito thing happened and
we couldn' t do it. This is a really smart guy. And
look what I' m saying on the air because I feel that way.
He' s a thinking guy. You don' t eat one because it
' s been on the stick for years. He' s lived a lot
of things. You can' t run it right. You can' t
run it on the critical left from the outside. Lost places, for being
critical outside. But let' s talk a little bit about how to see
Argentina, how it sees life and how it' s seeing everything. Juana
Costa, Juana, it takes a minute, but we don' t get
all ordamos and I feel like throwing here with Juan for a minute and it
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Monday to Friday from seventeen nineteen in Neura eighty- nine seven. Well,
I' ve been promising it for a while. We' re on the
air here. There' s Juana Acosta. We opened the new studio with
John. First human hand is John. How you doin', Juasito,
how proud you are. I congratulate beautiful place well, thank you, Juan.
The truth is that the work you' re doing and the work you
' re doing with you is great. I' ve been talking a little
bit apart, you can tell they' re not just workers, but friends.
Yeah, if we put together a beautiful bandit, here' s more.
I' m going to tell the kids and tell nico that this earphone
entry is failing tomorrow You have to see it because it does but tomorrow.
If I see the solution. But when you go to a new place,
what happens, even if it' s the most beautiful place in the world,
you have to start trying it all out. If I told you this
happened, it happened a little bit. Like recording studios, you saw that
the sound engineer is the one who keeps the exact flame alive. Yeah,
yeah. There is an anecdote that I bequeath of emer that the Beatles sounder,
John Lenno, when he made I am the walrus, put a microphone
in the middle and he around with a rope and turns to make the voice
weno wine. The guy clicked blab pluk changed and changed everything. From then
on it was until the end of the Beatles and so all Listen to me
Juan, how you walk brother, what you are doing artistic professionally look is.
I' m at a stage where I' m sort of recycling for
saying it somehow. I had a moment that sometimes self- censorship slows you
down by doing more things. When you see that everything you did or do
is not what you wanted or already saw, you saw, they grab a
thing from you but forgive me, John, why, why car is because
if you say or already the word censorship is strong. But self- censorship,
that is, self- censored at some point. Yeah, yeah,
yeah, unconsciously, because the truth I didn' t realize. But feeling
that one says certain things or is in a certain way produces other things that
produce self- censorship. I told you a month and a half ago an
audio from a friend Mira Juan. We' re gonna have to slow down
the show you were gonna do,' cause they don' t want you
back then what show you had. I had a show at a cultural center.
We' re gonna untie, we' ve got time, we can
start talking. Listen to me because I want to get to that point to
understand a little bit. Yeah, what a show you have today you'
ve got different, because you or besides, you write your own stuff.
They wrote my own stuff. I was introducing you. I wasn' t
going to present a new monologue, because you' re changing monologues. I
like to change them, although there' s always a basis for what I
do. It' s with a friend who insisted on what the monologue was
called or who was going to make you talk. I had no idea and
where you were going to do it in a place, on the street of
Venezuela, which is a cultural center. I' m not giving names or
things to such. For me forget about you, but I' ve got
I' m talking about essentially what happened to you. I tell you that
you' re a little bit bigger than me, but not much more,
and I saw your entire career course. Yeah, because I remember Yor Lataba
' s time on Radio Mitre. We already saw each other at that time,
already in the nineties you are a guy to whom you cannot run artistically,
because you come in the artistic world since the eighties you, you come
from the true stick of the eighties for cultural difference exactly. Then they can
' t run you to the left, because you lived them all. I
mean, you don' t sell smoke with that and it happened to me
that I started to realize with you that in the government, especially in the
time of change, you still had presence on social networks. But you started
to be assaulted and you started this tea. They started attacking you, they
started you, I don' t know if the title of six seven eight,
I don' t know if you ever got out in six seven eight
out there. But I mean, you started doing this one, they started
throwing you out, they started throwing you out, and I said this guy
would bank it, and at first I felt like you were banking it,
you liked me re bank, or benches, but forget it, I mean
I have it. In fact, I think the reality is that, because
I had a back to bank me I followed and I didn' t get
away from anything what happens is that one thing is to bench you what anyone
can say to you about what you think or say something else is what happens
to you internally regarding that there is always a why or a pruritus to not
do a certain thing, to not do, to tell you no, no,
no, no, no say yes, I say everything to not do
a certain thing, because it is always with the A me they gave me
as a person of culture in the city of Buenos Aires they gave me a
prize as a person of the culture that I could not receive it. I
got it a year after Waldo wolf gave it to me on a why you
couldn' t receive it, because they threatened me that they were going to
go and I was going to crack you. I don' t know what,
but you kind of understand even my colleagues, I was saying let me
go and understand you a little more artistically. So, Juan, I never
look speaks well of you this I don' t know how you think politically
is more, it would have been very comfortable for you and very even believable
that you would join or join a group of colleagues of yours who for many
years had a decade and peak brings out the cmerism. Yeah, yeah,
yeah, it' s way beyond that, but if he did win a
lot of money with a stance, a stance would tell you exacerbated about the
national thing, about the popular thing about the Artistics, you could have gotten
credits from the linca state support. And it' s not my stick,
it' s not my stop. But brother and that I love, I
mean, I want you to tell it, I mean, you decided to
live with less, but not to tangle with that is actually a question.
When you talk about ethics, talk about morality, talk about some questions,
it' s really you who can say a lot of things, but then,
when one of your acts, one of those acts, that is,
if you say what you do, that is with acts, who is the
other, because then you can have a speech and function differently. I always
worked as I thought it should be and since Chico, this rebellious thing accompanied
me for different reasons. So, for me, at a time when I
said certain things, it was rebellion, before times when people didn' t
say it. You had a fight with colleagues, your own self, that
is, I never fought with colleagues because something happens that happens that if I
meet a colleague, we greet each other, we have respect with many even
affection. But, for example, you' re a guy who in the
nineties and part of the two thousand I work a lot on television and in
theaters. Everyone does, lots and lots of great places. Yeah, I
noticed that in the last few years and it' s not because of your
artistic condition, you' re a dramatic actor. You' re gonna do
whatever you want, you can make them laugh and you can make them cry.
Yeah, but you didn' t have any bigger places on TV,
in strips, and in movies. Not because my brother because it happened a
little bit. That has to do with what you decide anyway. I'
ll talk to you in the profession. I take it with a lot of
relaxation. I' m not a guy who' s worried about my profession,
seeing if I can win a iron martin or I don' t know
a prize. I do what I like to do, but within that world
you perceive that there are like certain values that people feel. I miss the
chain of telling the truth in any realm with anyone. So many times that
slows down a bit because it is not right for certain issues. It'
s not right. Then I checked it out and I suffered it, even
working for government people where we changed, where they came to me and said
look no here. We can' t take you, because the Burlingham Intenet
doesn' t want you. So there you realize how easy it is to
be a facho, because the capable guy who has the best intentions of having
a world that is believed to be the world that you want to achieve justice
but since someone thinks differently automatically, you don' t want it, it
' s more you cut to that, I suffered it a lot. It
never stopped me from doing what I wanted to do, but I do notice
that there are always some questions why I don' t do them. Then
I say why not. It' s really good. Now I understand how
it' s like a game you saw when you see a series that you
' re going to have a part of what' s going to happen,
of the outcome, of the end and then come back to the beginning.
Now I understand self- censorship, why I tell you why I understand it,
and I also ask you if you lived to tell me. Yeah,
I' ve been through some scratch or some ugly whole moment, not that
bravo, either. I have a good street, but of course, you
prefer to avoid a presence. Yours is a presentation with a monologue so you
don' t get ten guys and you end up being puttish and having a
bad time. Actually, that wouldn' t happen today, no, I
didn' t pass it off or it wouldn' t happen to me at
the time. If it had happened to me, I never hid things I
had to say that seemed right to me, that I said it not in
humor or humor or messing with serious things. From many points of view.
What happens with that is that at one point I had the feeling that I
had lost the rhythm of what it is to be working in the middle.
So all that made me generate something like that, well, I have other
options. I make music, I paint, I retire, although I win
two mangoes, but this one then what I told you. I never told
anyone. I came here to be honest, sincere forgiveness I notice that now
I never noticed it and I always go to the front where people are most.
What you tell me I like it, because you say what you say.
I think you have to say. You saw, but you self-
censored, you got it. It' s not an analytical issue, let
' s say. I want to talk about deep things with you, not
that they have to do with the deep, but with what you feel.
But I never, ever roared at anything I don' t know Jun Ana,
we told one thing your political life. You' re from where I
play where you were born. I was born in Salaberry, in slaughterhouses.
My dad and mom lived there, near the slaughterhouse. We moved on to
a wooden square that we lived at the bottom of a guy of mine,
that uncle, the guy pepe pepe broda that good gave them a place.
My dad was Pedrero pica, my mom used to work cleaning houses. I
mean, we were very fair to the A' s That' s why
I, when I see all this poverty stuff, I made poverty. But
in your own flesh. Then no, no, no, no, I
can' t understand how someone talks you saw. What happens is that one
did not, at that time there were no plans. And one doesn'
t. No, no, no, he wasn' t hurt for being
poor you. You were poor in the sixties and little ones and poor since
I was born to the sixties, yes, of course, all the sixties.
You were little in the 60s, tanning the stories of someone who couldn
' t, didn' t have what other ethics of your old man wasn
' t an ethics of going to ask me. I guess not. My
dad was a stone picker, he would work, he would come in the
middle of the day to eat My mom would go back to me Sometimes I
would accompany her in places where she would clean. This not a dignified life,
it was another world. They came from I mean, we have to
understand that we also come from Hits, where people were really very poor.
My old men were from inside where. Juan Bueno, my father was born
in Cordoba, but the other day was the Villarruel de Renca, a small
town of 150 inhabitants and there was the poor one. And politically, where
did you walk, how was your political life look at us some kind of
arrival, I mean, you got in because look how crazy. I'
m not taking your chips off. I don' t know if today is
an average perimid category to say I' m such a thing, but that
' s center what I don' t have that I tell you what it
' s like when you' re growing up as you' re going to
grow. For example, when I lived in the neighborhood until I was nine,
in the neighborhood, on the corner, I lived the radical, because
it was a whole non- radical world and there was a radical. That
' s not where the radical lives. This I heard the word radical.
On the other hand, my sister had a little bag of gifts that she
had made avoids. It' s one of those things they did with the
kids. My dad wasn' t a Peronist, my family like that,
they' re called when Domingo' s out of space for himself, of
those things they did with the boys a good talk. It' s about
when there' s a door in. Let me see if the doorknob is
there. Let me in. Yeah, in that line of stuff I did
with the kids, there' s something that makes you sound. What do
you think of the idea of good, we give a doll or a post
pof lunch to a nenet in this good way a little, which after big
I realized was happening, that it is very related to you a bike,
gives you a doll. The promotion of poverty, let' s say at
one point, but you don' t realize it because you' re there.
I don' t hook up that part, but if you know which
part I lived off of what' s spoken of as the magnetic center.
As Gurdiev says, burgef says that if there are four guys in a car
drive, you have chubby pardon me Gordief is a teacher who introduced Sufism to
the West somehow is Russian. Actually, I brought you a librido. I
' m going to give you a gift for your son who' s called
Western children' s tales Tell the world to me when I' m older.
So, you read him stories, because stories have a lot to do
with learning. This time you were immersed in repeating to me and developed the
theory of the four magnetic points of the car. Well, you' re
in a car. They' re going to fuck up and the guy'
s driving. The ones next to him generate an energy that the one he
drives is awake if the other three go to sleep. The intention is for
the guy to fall asleep. If you' re in a place where he
moves a lot. The subject of what was in quotation marks was the working
class. Peronism, let' s say, with its movement and waiting for
Peron and all that world to come or you absorb it without realizing it.
You' re part of it. I don' t know if the kids
in Palestine all know what' s going on or not, but they'
re there in the middle of the war. Then one was there in the
middle of that world. And that world influenced you and for me it influenced
me for some things that had to do with the inaccuracy. Critical strike.
It influenced you, but it made you critical. Forget about it later.
Yeah, because it planted you good too, but with what tools you realized
with what, how you opened your eyes or how you became critical, because
every age makes you see to say this is what the time that wants you
to see and say this the same way that I think that has to do
with the performance that one is most sensitive. Start perceiving each other' s
heart, start seeing the other person, and start when they say no,
I don' t like this one. You see, I started to perceive
that. I don' t like this one. This one I like before
that I felt and took position. I don' t like to read antis
because I don' t like to put in it, but in some not
anti but you never went through the Peronism, I transitioned it from Coté.
I had in Gaspar Campo when I was Perón, as it is called López
Rega and Isabelita that I went because it was the neighborhood che. I'
m afraid to go to spart Campes. Come on, it was a neighborhood.
I thought I had a robe. We had a latte on the corner
but we went up and went to a place I went to see him the
other day. I mean, I don' t know how I got up
there I was sixteen. I would climb into a chimney that is still there
and I could not see Perón, because if I did so, I would
fall and cover a tree I reached to see López Rega. I went to
Ceiza when you went to the day of the massacre. That' s where
you know it' s six a. But we were all saying there'
s gonna be a lot of girls. Ah what, well, well,
yes, but it' s coming, but ah that' s good.
Leonardo Fabio wore all that the influence of the magnetic center. Of course,
that magnet center explains it completely, you, you live it, you feel
it, but you also have independence and thank God for some parents who because
they had to work too much ball they didn' t give me. I
had a lot of juancito freedom. I really like everything you went through to
make me the first approach to crazy Milay I say crazy. Many call it
no yes, Javier, my law is crazy. In the sense it is
also a break with pre- established issues. Or that no one could think
that, by doing what he does, he could walk through about fifty positive
points of image, but I don' t want to take you anywhere.
This is this free subject. Well, let' s talk about love.
We' re talking about love, let' s talk about my law.
First approximation, a guy like you file in politics, who went through a
lot of things. What do you see about this guy look at me until
before then, when I was I wanted Patricia to win until before Patricia lost
I never heard of him. What' s more, on Twitter he'
s got me blocked because I must have said some barbarity at the time that
I don' t know why he was. I never heard when I heard
the first speech, when I assumed from there I started to love him and
I love him for, for, for, for, for, for,
stop, that is, you heard the first speech. There was something that
came to you I say hit me because, brother, because I had the
feeling of this that I tell you. I sense that the guy is telling
the truth and that what he' s saying is, you want them to
tell you the truth. Brother, obviously, always now, besides, always
because you' re a guy who tells a truth or the truth, then
you want me to man listen to me as much as it hurts you that
you had the truth always don' t, but always tell me No?
No, no, no, you want to be told the truth. If
this is done, shit and we' re not going out for that long.
I' d rather they come and tell you. Yeah, except for
the doctor, that if the doctor tells me to have something weird there that
we' re talking to today, it' s not something that' s
after the rest, you are. You heard it the first speech and you
said you loved it. I loved it because I said it' s this
way then what people were chasing like crazy. Not any madman says the things
he says. Not any madman faces what he faced. And then you'
re in the world of politics, where different circumstances happen. If you have
to fight a lot, but the clarity is that, obviously, it points
to a place that I perceive to be all we have left. Now I
' m asking you. I' ve already asked you to look at him.
Now tell me what look you have on society and how you see him
or this one to see. You' re not an exegete, either from
him or society, but what you think is going on with society, because
it' s weird what happens. Juan means the country is paralyzed and the
chavón is not dynamite in a popular magnetic center numbers. The magnetic center that
operates is the energy that one emits. You from whom he issues it or
society issues it. A lot of people who sensed there was something that wasn
' t good. Then, without realizing it, they put themselves in a
place where there is also an evolutionary question, where I will say good.
So much, they hit me that one day I say enough, I don
' t want them to hit me anymore. You can make this look good
in society. You' re telling me so much about society. That'
s how they beat them, so much so that I don' t want
them hitting me anymore. So to see you can feel a lot of questions,
because the question is about hunger, the questions of what happens to people
who say it usually it happened there were always different ways to live it.
There were no networks, but one realized things. I make them that I
have in relation to that that the path that you want to take is the
path of coherence, of clarity. I don' t know what it'
s gonna be like, but it gives me the feeling because I like happy
endings that' s gonna be a good ending. Look, I noticed it
if I saw it, and imagine. I' m saying this now a
lot more people who are going to fuck me. No. No, no,
no, no, I don' t tell you and I have no
charge, I don' t get paid any salary, I don' t
say anything. Last friend with Mauricio Mira, listen to me the Juan thing
defends your ass. Like we say in the neighborhood. You' re a
painter, musicians, artists, you live on your retirement. If you don
' t depend on anything, neither the state nor anything good, then you
' re free to say some things that in another environment, but you wouldn
' t always be enabled. And you are very legitimate and I say this
openly and publicly to my House. He is legitimated to talk about art and
the popular, from art, from cinema, from music, because he is
legitimate because he is an artist seriously does not sell smoke, this one who
is here in front, This is a serious artist type who lives the art
of Chico. Then I ask you there is permanently a place of vitimization of
part of the art, part above all, of the artists. I'
ll give you the Inca case. The Inca, this madman, this government
is being definanced. Cinema is a quality label of the Argentine Republic. It
comes out to record a sport to say, they know us in the world
by cinema, etcetera, etcetera. What can you tell the nearly ten zeros
who are seeing this on the other side, that this is going to be
one hundred and fifty thousand when it reproduces to see what position you have regarding
some simple example. Once I had the possibility to make a movie with someone
and they brought a sheet to present on the planet like this, the earphone
was worth twenty, had to put eighty. If the assistant would charge fifty,
two hundred would have to be put in. So what happens is that
besides I could never make a movie with the guienk that so I worked with
people who gave him credit and I said I worked in that movie, but
where I was going to get to do the great job of the link.
That' s why, when they talk the link helps, but you had
to spare half the world. And it was always a friend' s kiosk.
If you see movies that no one saw and that you really say don
' t tell you until you live, forget about them, then you have
to fill out all that atrial sheet. The 50th month, I put two
hundred, one hundred will put, that' s what it is then?
What' s that then? Success is not the box office. It'
s what you can, of course not, we don' t depend on
whether you depend. You depend on the curros that each one has to be
And besides, always arming like a kiosk, another magnetic circle in another category,
which is those who can really work because they are friends of and and
make some horrible crap that you have to see them after five or six years
or ten years. I' m not saying that they haven' t done
some good things on TV and this thing that was a movie, that is,
we' re missing all that part because of a question of bureaucratizing,
putting together kiosks, from which in Argentina we came with that issue to the
Indians they killed so they wouldn' t pay them the hides, not because
they were bad. The Indians understand it is to move every time, what
happens. No one says he encourages himself to see that part of the ark
of us. Now that makes your sector angry. I don' t know
if your sector makes them angry. Hey, good. First, because the
sector that gets angry is because it wants to belong. Second, there must
be many who believe that the world that I lived when I was twenty-
five years old in Latin America is today, that is, they were stuck
in an issue where you deny everything that happens and besides, many receive money,
they have their business. Then there are factors that help many to be
in that place. Not everything. Surely, there must be some that once
we didn' t cross with vennie and tell me the cocky well, I
bend a mango and everything didn' t see that they saw the contraquinerita and
I say good. But I, because I think what I think, you
' ll think too. That' s a matter for me of how we
look at things and not how you look at things. Yeah, you can
' t count yourself bringing a finger, because I do titapora with my finger,
but you see everything clear to me and it could have been very comfortable
for you, Juan, yes, comfortable, but not very comfortable but you
know what' s going on. Look, I tell you. I was
related to a lot of politicians in different ways and I sensed that guys had
things they weren' t going to talk to me about, because there are
guys who come and say look, but from this we get this and there
this with me. They were never able to talk about it in politics,
I don' t remember. You got into politics in rea I didn'
t get into it anymore. I began to defend an idea I began to
defend the idea of macrisma. That' s why I got you to help
me think that. Yes, why the hatred, the hatred that had a
part of politics, especially in the left- winger, genderist for with macri
for the macri that do not come to have it with my law or Macris
supposes or is the perfect storm, is the perfect lightning rod of hatred,
totally because you have some kind of explanations just, because it has a figure
that we, from the children, from the place where I lived, from
the place supposedly in quotation marks of the people, you were talking to a
rich man who spoke in a certain way, who studied in a certain place
that supposedly that was the evil of Argentina, the bourgeois, the millionaires,
to the houses, to the truth, there was never such a nice person
to speak to at least the few times I spoke to him. But I
' m not friends with Mauricio now he didn' t speed up. No,
brother, I have a relationship with les of the mouth period, but
it didn' t accelerate. It' s just speeding up and I'
m done. They all said he ended up doing genanism of good manners.
No. No. I think what for me is a good government, what
happens is that one thing is the personality of my law, being who it
is and how it is and fucking with there is chupoy telichupo. I love
that it is so, that you fight to see the law Sposito looks barbarous
is a normal person. Mauricio Macrin wouldn' t have done it, he
wouldn' t have given it. No. Then it wasn' t time
and place and time. So sometimes times are different, but it takes those
times. For others to happen, it' s okay, those bunions.
It takes. It' s like it' s going, it' s
like it' s cooking a time, a hot broth, slow in a
moment, you' ll be crazy for a moment. Emitting an energy,
even if it seems like a lie, is emitting an energy that the world
is complex, the complex society, it emits an energy and that energy is
sometimes perceived in one way and sometimes not, having the place that we Argentines
are weird we hate people that out there are talking in a clear way,
the way to tell the kids and you put me a little bit of silence
outside that all the voices come in. It' s all a kilo.
I take advantage of you because you were one of the first to understand communication
from social networks. Yeah, it' s not from now on you'
ve done it for about four or five years or more and more. You
were on Twitter at the time of Twitter. You were communicating on Twitter,
you were fighting on Twitter. You were defending your ideas on Twitter. Twitter
at that time was clearly, clearly for a community I would say hyperpoliticized.
And now everyone' s communicating in your in x. Everyone is the communication
tool and has politicized to pollinized freedom x. There is also a discussion regarding
traditional journalism. I am on the side of thinking about the pride of traditional
journalism, growing to own the only absolute truth. They' ve made that
a dogma. We' ve lived. We' ve lived on that for
a long time. We were always inside the Ivory Tower, not from the
outside. We always live in the courts, professional journalism or journalism that is
known as classical journalism. He lived next to the powers, yes, criticizing
him, attacking him, but on the inside of power it' s weird.
He didn' t live far away, official pauto, props, etcetera.
It' s more presidential trip. Some journalists would climb into life.
It' s not a time, yeah, this crazy guy comes and breaks
up with that and he attacks that great time. I like that, it
goes in, it goes in and it goes deep. It' s very
simple, because they changed values. The other day, Trebuck asked me why
you don' t make a political mood, because it' s full of
journalists who talk about politics without humor. But you watch the programs all day
and everyone, before they start reporting, makes a monologue. That monologue is
the monologue, the stand- up journalist, who should have done so many
gores. So that with a certain line, making the important ones in relation
to that and filing Macry they' ve limed it like a few burning heads
with respect to something, because there always has to be something to see that
I' m neutral, talking a little bit more about the other thing that
you read something to see that that neutral is very good. It' s
always a cork for one to make clear I say. But then, then
all that happens. What made my Twitter twitter to me made me a kamikaze
that I have of this much experience. I, when I go to the
court, I' ve fucked Palermo, which is the idol of my life.
I love him, there' s no such thing as him. And
I' ve put it down because I roll a ball on Twitter I put
it because I think it' s a place that' s like a stadium
where people go and say things, but it also happens that a lot of
information that there isn' t there on other sides then. Well, obviously,
it starts out as a world, but you like that this kind of
challenge, the power betrays, sings, I love it and I think it
' s a thing to see It hasn' t brought me any trouble yet,
because I' m with you on this. I also appreciate this that
the challenge guy can bring us some kind of inconvenience. Why can it bring
good in this case would tell you blackout. It can' t happen anymore,
because where we are. Juan, in my house, are you invited
to my house, is our house? You' re looking at this in
my house, my house turned off, not cutting the ammo. Turn off,
tell you, blackout if I don' t have a medium and you
go and criticize traditional journalism hard and feasible that you don' t get invited
to work in big media. I' m going to tell you something that
' s politically incorrect. But everyone put down Alberto Fernández when he said we
came from the boats. They come from the jungle you remember and something else.
I wasn' t that wrong. We come from ships, we come
from Europe. We' re not Latin America. While Latin America is powerful,
it has some clarity. We have a European thought. Here came the
Italian and made the municipality, the police the theater. We have the culture
that comes in. So, by having that we do. We' re
not going to turn two kids to Argentina. Don' t turn it over
here, we' re not doing Venezuela. It happens to be interesting.
That' s debatable. It' s good and I' ll take it.
The thing is, the guy was so brutal and so stupid to say
such a thing in the context he said it, because he seemed very Espenzerian.
That' s not Pencerian. What was it or when he said we
came from the Descendimos from the descent of the ships forget clearly was not the
character that exactly was the character who said it a joke in bad words,
says crown and everyone laughs. I say it and they map me is very
good. You understand me completely. That' s an example. But I
' m telling you in relation to that, not in relation to Alberto'
s support for anything. What I' m telling you is that it'
s very interesting how you open that line of watching them cook things look.
I have one which is that and I do it with a connection of historical
linearity, with the birth of the printing press, the ninety- five thesis
of Luther, when he nailed the ninety- five thesis in Wittenberg Cathedral.
From the birth of the printing press, which I believe was in one thousand
four hundred fifty- two, about the first Wittenberg Bible, about one thousand
four hundred fifty- two thousand four hundred fifty- three, it was about
eighty years until the reformation, until the Lutheran denounces the sale of papal pardons
of the power of the Roman Curia. Ten YouTube is eighteen years old and
I believe that now everyone who is seeing us on the other side and you,
for example, all of you, I am not all a woman who
follows you from the first hour. Well, there' s a good fan.
Estela, Estela, Estelita, you must be fine in Euroa. From
Estela, you' re sure to use nets. I also believe that we,
in the day- to- day networking, are nailing theses to Wittenberg
Cathedral. Again, at that time it took eighty years for Europe to break
the Western world, to break the Lutheran reform forever, to break the most
terrible power that was the Catholic power, the power of the Catholic Church.
Today the power of truth was held by the great YouTube media. He came
to let everyone say what they want. Your Takis allows everyone to say whatever
they want. Juancito. Yesterday we said one thing that bounced everywhere in three
minutes rebuttoned Tiktok networks whatever you want. There' s a lot of bounces
of stuff I love. It' s so good that that happens. If
you like it, you celebrate that communicative change. But how can I not
celebrate if before the speech I go to you and say something, a speech
that made peron appeared in the newspaper Chronicle. I read it to someone in
the house or read it in the nation. You had that information, not
another one. Today, to the second someone says that something and you already
have total information. He changed all that. I suffer. I don'
t know if you see the first war and the second war. When they
vainly run forward with bayonets and fall. You understand. All wars are horrible,
but today they' re not going and I' m going a drompto.
You understand, you understand, you understand your reportable, readable look.
You understand and can understand political belief. I' m not telling you the
decision to support a political leader in Argentina. Many believe politically. There are
libertarian boys who believe in my law, there are others who believe in Cristina.
It' s theological. You understand him. You have some kind of
explanation for that. Well, actually, I don' t have an explanation
from a connoisseur how he might be a psychologist, but he' s psychiatric.
She' s psychiatric. Yeah, for me it' s something that
' s involved in the world that you don' t want to see.
You' ve got a girlfriend with forty next to you, and you believe
your girlfriend, and if you come, you say," Look, she
cheated on you how long it took me to figure this out" Explains why
there wasn' t a boyfriend or I' m saying that for both of
us. He explains you then as much as they come and tell me.
They found Cristina fanning or my law fanning, it doesn' t matter,
it doesn' t matter. No, they' re not gonna mean it,
they' re not gonna want it, they' re not gonna want
it. I' m gonna want it. Good, no, of course,
you don' t understand later, no, no, I' m
just not gonna believe, I' m not gonna want to. No,
no, of course, no, no, you won' t. It
' s okay, because wanting that implies a change that sometimes you' re
not capable of. He can' t stand it or he has to change.
Borges once heard him say one day I stopped liking tea you understand what
other powers of that, but listen to me. I already stopped liking the
subject and saw how you do to say it to everyone, but as if
you drank tea every day and stopped liking me, then all that has to
do with the transformation of being or of the person, gives me a feeling
that they will not change it. If you can perceive yourself, you can
do more of the boló less the boló I hold on to that sentence of
Borgiano is very good. One day I stopped liking the tes think about what
happened politically in Argentina and you are a guy who has read since the gifts
to your sister de vita, going through an energy issue that led to a
Peronist neighborhood. There' s already the radical in such a corner to Burdiez
Well, you were taking it, you were playing everyépoque you tried to
read it? Did you try to read it? If I don' t
have your level, I' ll stay away. Or day was a book
war. Now I' ll tell you something. On Friday VI we chose
two texts, each very well. Let' s tell, let' s
play you the cute one and I' ll bring you one of them I
was looking for a text that' s called culture and simulation Look at Budriliarte
is a tremendous book. I pass that text to Juan Juancito, but I
' m going to be right where you think Argentine society is moving, or
you think it' s already a change. I didn' t like tea
anymore I loved those phrases. Juanto, I' m gonna start stealing from
you. I saw her wear it like that, which stopped me liking this
good one. I didn' t like a kind of politics that I didn
' t like anymore. I' m going to try this policy again or
you think that in Argentina it never ceases to like tea at all. We
are immersed in a world where it is really difficult. Not because if you
smoked for forty years, quitting smoking costs a lot. You understand, then
that kind of thing costs a lot. But if you see the effects that
stop smoking, there are other things that are good. It happens to me
when I see it' s good airs or this Argentina of buildings that tell
you no. This is a thousand nine hundred and five, the Pisurno Palace,
from one thousand eight hundred and fifty and I can tell you how these
people did this. You understand, if that' s something we have to
go back to. It' s for me the sense of greatness of what
we' ve always been. I don' t care if it was before
or after peron. I suck an egg. What interests me is to forgive
this yes, what interests me is to know that we can react again to
things that did not become great and the truth I tell you. One of
the things that happened to me is first, thanks to this guy, I
started to take a little more interest in reading to others that I didn'
t read one when I was young The first thing you read was Marx,
it was this garcía Marquez and I read bar No. Now the other day
I looked at one thing to start reading it, because I' m fascinated
by seeing another look. You didn' t know about Rod Baro. You
didn' t know that about or you knew it no, no more,
no idea a ligi guy did, but I knew he was against n good.
That' s why it' s Smith, the only one I heard
at some point, but it' s not because I' m gonna marry
that. I want to know, but I want to open Carlsmith or Adam
Smith, because only two the economist or Carlos the economic. Something like that.
Ada Smith, now the initiator. A little bit exactly niste. You
started listening to Milay and you said you were interested. That leads you to
read me that good. Anyway, I have a base, which is the
only thing. I' m not much of a cult, but I have
a water. It' s very legated. I' m Shespirian full likes
Shakespeare and because there was Juan Shespere Mira. In some cases they say he
was the son of a butcher. In other cases they said yes. There
' s theory, but there' s also theory that the Bifred didn'
t die so you didn' t exist. We have to. To exist
for me is the homer of the new age. So because homer doesn'
t exist either. Hey, Macbeth, yeah, act four. I have
to read a lot about Lady Macbeth. Wow, the Lady Macbeth looks like
Christine. Le Lady Macbeth is a genius, because the book is called Macgreeth,
but the punch there is Lady Macbeth. You understand, it' s
the one who' s eating his face. For him it says if it
would be done, then it would be best to do so without delay.
If the murder settled the final consequences and with its sensation the success would be
extinguished. If with this blow everything would happen, you understand, I would
skip the future life and come. Lady Magin tells you what you' re
doing. Then he says nothing to her. I doubt killing Macbeth and she
tells him to listen to me. If I had been giving him to take
a baby in my peson, you understand, but I had not kept the
promise, I would have grabbed the boy and hit him against the wall or
she had no scruple in any way you promised me the promise, which at
that time had much more value, because today is a contrary. He made
me do whatever he did, you know, he did that way, he
finished everything, because one came from Bascle. It' s a great dragon.
And it' s a dramon and where' s the connection with Cristina,
at what point Cristina could be a connection. Okay, because I think
that and this I' m going to say. I' m going to
say because I think the day that Cristina, if she realizes what she did,
she' s going to start seeing her hands full of blood like the
Violady Macrost not because she' s already killed people, but because when the
symbol is what I did what I fucked up, you get us and it
' s not that I' m talking about something that it' s not.
If you think Lázaro Bae is just a guy who bought half Patagonia because
he was smart. It' s not like that around. There was a
whole world that helped that happen then in that respect is where I see very
clearly. I don' t want to, John, when all that comparison
we didn' t have, because if you didn' t see it,
it starts with a literary analogy. I close you with this you know that
in the weekend I found me. It seemed like an exquisite conversation to me.
Exquisite conversation, however controversial. The name I throw for a lot are
on the other side I heard a talk between Indian Solari and dog Verbisky.
I' m asking you guys to get a little quiet back. You can,
because it' s all over this side. If you don' t
listen there you can have a conversation between dog Verbisky and Indian Solari. Then
the solar Indian at a given moment appears I the prayers of the Solari Indian
begin to speak of my law. Then this boy is admirable. You saw
the Indian Sonar and I mean, I' m not a rich guy.
I like jazz, but some things I recognize. I like it I'
m not going to discover anything with the red tape and with Patricio Rey and
I say I started to think not philosophically, I started to think about what
had happened. I say what do you want the Indian to be at stake
in front of many kids and many people with a political stance. It'
s okay Evidently, she feels it, she thinks it, and they take
her heart, but they' re artists who go through a lot of feelings
and go through political parties, football clubs. It' s a culture in
itself. I say look at how you play that, because a lot of
people can' t separate and many can tell the truth that I dropped an
idol of how this guy thinks. Not in my case I still admire him,
but you understand, for example, such positions, for example, of
the solar Indian and supporting crimerism. Or what I was doing a show.
I was doing a show in Canalá called Live Art, where I did Minuhin
Gorria arena to all yours I didn' t do an interview. I was
very happy because he was made an artist more than a journalist. They once
asked about the best TV shows and the Indian Solari said the program of Juan
Acosta. I' m talking to you 20 years ago. He' s
a guy who saw that. It makes me think why the guy turned into
this. It seems to me that when they move on, they can'
t stop. When they move on, he can' t, he can
' t stop why that guy doesn' t stop taking cocaine. It'
s immercial. It' s an energy that, like I told you,
stops the engine. What seems to me to me about what the Indian does
from this place is a very comfortable thing, from a point where he,
from New York, is criticizing something he doesn' t even know, because
what focuses a lot on Argentine is the phrases the other one says. But
no one' s going to investigate how the hand comes You understand. If
I keep the good phrase, the son of the best phrase in the world,
you' ll come back in millions what I know you saw. There
are sentences, tremendous where you listen to that phrase and you say to me
it gives me the feeling that that' s where they suck and I end
up thinking that it' s a crazy crazy problem and you have to say
how it' s going to say that in the context of where, of
what a world is. And, well, he' s got around people
who say you' re right and well, Juancito, bro, it'
s not gonna be the last one. It' s the first of several.
I loved to see here what I love talking bacchan. I loved it
when it came this way. I got into a world I didn' t
think of. I might as well get in there. But it' s
something that' s reality. Reality and the only divinity is reality? As
the Arabs said, it was also copied by someone who said the only truth
is reality. Because the only truth is reality and divinity is reality, because
you don' t access the real. You have access to reality. That
phrase of how I like that part of you exists so deep, but it
' s reality. It' s the only thing I agree to by talking
to each other the other day I heard Palermo' s goal. The first
one was in Japan. You don' t look like it' s cold
I saw him He listens. I said this doubt clano, this is Alejandro
Juancito, brother come ucha I thank you, Querés, sell you have something
for what you will do. You want to tell her a lot of videos
on the other side, a lot of people. Okay. I' m
doing a comedy called that we' re the one who wrote it I acted
with Silvio Clay Where she is. We' re not going to start now,
probably mid- June. If it' s not in the picadil and
some little teat, we' re going to start because we have it as
a horse or battle. It' s good for me It' s good
for me. Then I do the Radio del Plata on Mondays from 22nd to
24th, big radio. I love that one. I' ll tell you
the other one. I listen to programs, lawyers, you listen to terrible
girls, they' re really good. Yeah, and you know I'
m here to open that part that was closed. I' m gonna start
doing shows and shows. I' m not self- censoring anymore I'
m asking you a favor to start, but I really started. It'
s been said again and they' re already started. I have the material
this little book for your son. Now that I' m looking for him.
Yes, they are told that stories contain a lot of knowledge and many
people who, perhaps, do not have many abilities because they live in rather
difficult homes. Tales help you think. I' m asking you a question.
I went to one I was in Istanbully and went to a show and
one. Actually feme where the spinning dervishes turn, but they' re not,
it has to do with that. Yeah, the derbitches generators are the
Is. And I wish ludim room and wish ludim roomi. He was a
13th century Suffi poet where he' s tremendous, he' s tremendous.
I' m here, unfortunately, because he says hello. I want you
stalking the mom, the kids. No, or this is the world'
s biggest discount in the world for child seven I love it. You'
re gonna give it to me, you' re gonna sign it July.
I don' t think so, but for that a beran gift. Please,
it' s going to be in your place to hit it. Which
one remembers when we' re no longer this and we give ourselves another aversity,
look my old man. He' s been with one that' s
not clear at all. It' s important. See you tomorrow. Multiverse
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