Welcome back. I' ve been stuck here all day on the channel. Welcome to say it again, but welcome. Thank you for being here with us tonight on Friday, May 3, at 10: 00 p m. We' re all live. You know, we' ve recorded it sometimes, but we' re doing it here today, because we' re melting. Welcome, Doctor amen Hello, how about good night, because Friday again, all together. Once again after that of last week' s failed insurrection,
here I am. I' m here, I' m loving Baby there' s a week that it was hardly independence, revolution and coup State hears. I want to start this day asks to give an apology to everyone who gets angry when I don' t lift my hair, but I swear to you I try, but it' s that heat, then look. I' m trying to get my hair up and I can' t. I can' t because it gives him your heat. He did try and notice that I, for example, also have very very oily and very heavy
hair. So, maybe I' ll see more luquitos pick it up, there' s no way and then in the living room they make all the supernatural effort and not and then it' s all over. And I end up like I do e, but you have to to hide the cheeks, you have to do it like this, like Jennifer Hanningston, like this,
so nice and everything, but they always comb like that. But today have a program because we are going to talk about a note that surprises me because it is a marriage that I love very much Mauricio Barcelata and María José Suárez. Let' s talk about them, Moni Seer and Baby Thear this series that started very quiet, this English series and boom until Stephen King put in his ex on his twitter ay orale with this superbly well written Sultana series to
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' s the information. Don' t think I' m ignoring everyone else, but I can' t remember everything. So I have to read because this series has caused, because as I told you at the beginning, it was raising, raising and raising opinions, because it looked like it was a series, it could be comedy, it could be a drame, like one but it turns out that it is a real story? It' s a real story I was going to tell, a real story that happened in real
life, because I look forward to it in the imaginary. But it turns out that the real Marta, whose name is not obvious, says to see, to see, to see, to see, to calm, because now this series hurt me. It turns out that this series is written by this Richard Gat, who is the actor who plays Adon and the actress is called Jessica Gonning, and she plays Marta. Then the real stalker Marta says because it turns out they put me in the eye of the hurricane, put me
there at the center of the attention of all people. So the comedian, who is a comedian in real life, says no, because I thought he had very well disguised Marta' s character. But it turns out, for those who are and are surfing the Internet. There' s nothing impossible. They remember that series of Born' s cats the documentary Whetkets me, because
here happened what itself didn' t then locate her. Then, then, and she told the Daily Mail newspaper that, because she is not happy with the portrait they made of her, because she now became a victim and then she is fifty- eight years old, lives in London and says that she has received a thousand threats and everything, and that, therefore, now she plans to sue because now she says to see the one they harass is me
and then complains a little bit about the character as they put it. But listen too, I' m going to tell you everything she sent when she harassed Dony, the character Donny, but that' s this comedian in real life, she sent him forty- one thousand seventy- one emails, three hundred and fifty hours of voicemail, that is, you think you send five
and you stalked. No. Don' t you? No, no, three hundred and fifty hours of mendi seven hundred and forty- four tweets s, forty- six Facebook messages, one hundred and six pages of letters, which are these forty- one thousand emails, three hundred and five pages of letters, plus other things, i e other letters aside, and then I made now. However, even though I did that because I am a victim and accuses the actor, the writer, the real comedian of being one of
having a protagonist syndrome. How do you see it, because from victim to victim, see that here yes, and what do I tell you first, yes, the series. I thought it was great. When I started seeing him, sometimes it happens that I start seeing things at the same time that I' m doing something else and suddenly, well, I get hooked and stare. Not then did he have a surplus that the writer of the story is the protagonist who acts it, but the protagonist of real life and who
has written this to tell something that happens to him. So I see her without knowing this and I started to think she hears, how great this series is, how well done, no, how she portrays a woman who, well, since you look at her from the beginning, you imagine that she can be a carrier of a bordering disorder, of quite serious personality. And then, how well you' re there, very well portrayed and then, at some point I see ah so there says Richard Grand as a writer.
I don' t know what and he' s the actor. Ya ok, then, when you see all that, you think about how productive and also illustrative to denounce something, in addition to the formal denunciation that was made and that he tells us there how at first it took, they ignored it I didn' t know what to do and so on, the whole story that happens. But he' s making that a complaint. Then I wonder
why I also know the law in England how it will work. But, because a complaint can and does become public, especially from this place, which is to make a series, but in itself, then I don' t know what. Both she would have to be protected and protected in her identity, which in addition, this man tried to do. But, as she said right and you just described it, people look, people investigate because they want to and then it' s like right now and it does happen.
I don' t know someone like Luis of her don' t say that there are people as they are harassing him and telling him about things because Sasha accused him or exposed him. Then it seems similar to me. But in addition, here it is a question, as Ephraim sometimes says, this poetic justice, bitterly poetic, that now she says that she is harassing me without her seeing that she did it from the beginning. Therefore, I do not know whether any other will proceed here and if it does proceed it will be
against which the thing, not against the person. I think she' s writing a story that happens to him, that it' s documented, that there are the allegations that she finally received a conviction for that crime and then it' s like this again a criminal who shows up and says ay did the story of my crime and now they did me the good that I made
clear, give me he' s going to say. But what Lupita and Ephraim do, what she does with the statements we have found, since she said is to confirm, to confirm that I do not say that they have painted it wrong. It seems to me that they painted it exactly, because with those statements she confirms what we saw in the series, just like she ' s using me and I' m the one who don' t know what it means, just like we see it in the series. So it
seems that he is expressing himself with these complaints. Then I say we should see what the law says in England but from the point of view of an observer, an audience and a member of this society. I think it' s completely crazy and it' s the world upside down. Again, not some suitable. They would say the right lawyers you see the world upside down, because, i e, starting from the fact that we all have a right to tell a lot of history, i e, then the lord had
a right of cons history. In addition, he decided to protect his identity very noblely and surely, in order to avoid getting himself into trouble. And, well, there' s people since I' ve been doing this, my mom Esterada would say that she' s been digging and they know what she' s worth. And finally, we have to be responsible for our actions. I mean, I can' t understand and I get a lot of anxiety when a third- party victim saw, wants to pretend to be
the victim, that is, what this woman is doing. No, because it' s like what I always said to them, you put poetics. Now she' s just saying right now that you said the data, lupita, I wanted to kill myself. And them. Antonio sends three messages and you feel bad already. It' s one you' re even sorry to erase because we all have a little bit of a blur. Not anymore, I don' t want her to seem and you feel bad for three and she gets a lot of wind, but with what right she after having done
what she did. I mean, I understand about identity, but what kind of a moral face does that say oh, they' re making me, they' re making a fool of me, they' re harassing me, because I' m not going to say it, because I' d be a spoiler. At the end of the series. He also recognizes himself, I mean, he also recognizes himself see her go see because and it is not long, they will be made take advantage of this weekend, because they
will be made very quick. The very good series and himself is recognized at the end in a scene very similar to the first scene of the series. She also says that she is much prettier than what she is presented, but that she got fat in a pandemic, because she was in her game, that is, if a series of things that have nothing to do with her, I mean, like you say she denounces those who harass her. But, because they' re presenting a real story, I mean, and well,
yeah, it' s kind of debatable. You don' t have to see what follows from this next. Yes, and besides, you might as well suspect, for other things besides this histrionic question that she has to want to do. The victim didn' t like how they put it and so on, because out there, maybe some economic benefit. It is also but clear and also the protagonism that would be yes, far from it bothers
him to have appeared rather. I think, deep down, she' s happy to have become famous, but she wants it to be her way. Not if you might know that, maybe it was a lot of accurate data, because for people to have managed to locate it, I mean, you ' re saying that you know Scotland, which is what she says clearly, I mean, Scotland is not Mexico City either, you have twenty million inhabitants.
It' s not like things don' t know and you' re saying that in such a bar you hear well, because if you' re giving like a lot of data no but you could have done just like that a documentary. I' m going to tell a story of harassment and have said name and surname and there' s the data in the police station, such or in the mascual contribution. And so, yes, for he had not done so. Also that she' s a lawyer, yes, that
' s true. Mar Ramírez is not saying that this lawyer is totally emfrain and is already so angry about the public focus, because it comes to the public focus. Well, no, actually, it comes out, but no, no, we don' t know Marta' s real name. No, no, but I mean, she' s just saying they are. I mean, you don' t say anything anymore, you don' t go to the authorities and you stay quiet and see what exactly happens, because in the light of the facts, as he says wrong at some point,
surely if we' re going to see her remember already for more. I ' ll tell you what. I' ll tell you what. Yes, also the series is a little bit, a complaint against the authorities in Scotland that he will denounce this and be harassed. And yes, because there I
mean, that' s the very beginning of the series. So this I can tell you he, he comes to denounce the harassment and they laugh at him and you there think this is going to be a comedy series, because effectively, prove to me that he' s accusing her and he and the cop eating ice cream one what they' re doing. But if you say
so, I won' t listen to you. There he painted like a series that was going to and well, the great writers, the English and for comedy and not to be said and for suspense for everything but here you don' t know. And the series is changing, changing, changing, until you realize what it is about harassment, this serious problem, harassment that to report it is very difficult, because they don' t believe you,
they don' t believe you. Then, for one man and less are here accurate, accurate, exact hear and see we are going to move on to the subject of mon Evidente. This one we' re going to touch, see, see You sent this one to interview Monsidente. No, no and no, but Ephraim sent it, I didn' t send it. Those girls you already know who you are, but I already love them. Then he sends him to it between they are Ammonia, evident. And then my monsieur says he' s being asked about Mayela' s son' s
bad lagoon for reporters, because I insist Apollo. Is he a minor? Is he a minor? Bring him in and down. Ask every celebrity of anything you want, but not a minor, who is not a minor actor, is not a minor singer, has nothing to do with it that if your parents are good, bad or regular, they don' t have that good. All right, Barry. They ask the monsieur, and monsieur says no. No. No, this is the boy. It' s not Luis Enrique' s. He' s the son of a friend of Luis
Enrique' s, because I saw I had some. How they say visions that there' s an orgy and a hugo, some threesome, something like that. Then it' s not all. How dare you, how dare you talk about that about a minor like that and then ask him good. What do you think of mayera Laguna Who, because the mother The reported say, because the mother as a child. Oh, yeah, I' m not gonna remember, I mean, he doesn' t know his name.
Then she makes her little scandals and videos like taking the note of the moment, because you can see that she is now with this cabezut girl when she is no longer a neetomo and no longer walks to them they walked in another
time. They are friends and, indeed, they support him. But the thing is that it is so irresponsible, so irresponsible that they do this mel is not that aside it says the name of the child, that is to say the name of the child and that the child is the one who walks with the exe or the name of the child, it is that she points out that she walks with the exe Patentio stubborn, that is a total entanglement, a total entanglement of identity names and so on and asserting things that,
since I honestly believe they are very serious, very serious and hide in that because she has visions and in the vision she saw things, for that is why they already see that I do not favor all that to myself, because the truth is that how terrible. And well it' s also a shame that the media these people represent are going to ask someone like this person something
like that. That is where the problem begins. Not because to see well or you what you' ve seen I didn' t see or it' s very unfortunate, very her because apparently poorly informed and all of us putting together a story just like that because they don' t even know the names of those involved or use a name to refer to another person, then it ' s a real shame. I think how difficult it is because I really think there is something very important here that is sometimes being lost sight of.
And yes, because there is a very small child involved, whatever the result, that this situation of those in the official legal channels where it will have to be elucidated. But there' s a kid and the truth is, honestly, there' s a mom who' s also battling a lot there with a kid to hear that kind of thing about her person. It is that it is to attempt against dignity, it does not leave a gap,
it is to violate the dignity of the child. That' s the part about that obvious mon, doesn' t understand or didn' t understand Ephraim san that girls. I' m going to answer Moni, because I want to answer Moni from the place Moni spoke, okay, Monito you' re a psychic. All right, I believe in those things, because how little
parent, because if you are a seer and a great living. As you announce, you know that people take out the spirit of mind, they don ' t talk about the private idea of people heart and less of a child. So, then, your credibility as evident that you could have for people like me, who believe in the third eye And those things, because it ' s left on the mon floor on the ground, of course, of course, of course, that' s because you get into what I don ' t forgive. What you' re saying, no, no, no,
I' m sorry. I was interrupting you, so you bet on Chivas America and make a mistake or not that you said that the world was going to win it and didn' t win it another or that it' s going to shake and it doesn' t have a hear. It doesn ' t matter what' s wrong and it' s still a game and
we all have fun and we still see a monsieur. But if you say this because he dares to say look at himself he says that, for example, when he went out to say that he was not his son, it is that you, as a father, as a mother, make him cute dad or mom, that is to say really, Ephraim. And I' m not gonna be any less and I' m gonna make a fuss about this. And I' m fine with it because as a foundation that it breeds pol it' s a marrana. You can' t express like this
about anyone. If not, it' s not terrible, it' s terrible, terrible, but also reckless. But I' m telling you that not without any foundation, talking about what it' s like to be a father, what to be a mother, when I really don' t know if I have children very clearly, but how can a mom know what a dad feels to know if it' s her son or not? How do you know? How do you know? If you don' t feel it, you' ve never felt it. But, well, that was Monio
' s reckless statement. It' s obvious that I esteem her, but I do think she' s not right there. I don' t think it' s something very ugly, very very unsavory, very insensitive and horrible. I thought it was awful, frankly, that statement. And I tell you and also not even a little bit of information how bad his vision, in his vision he did not see well who were those who were, because I tell you not to locate and the names combine one man with another or
not, no, no, not exactly fatal. That' s right, well, I wish I laughed. But the Bulist says in his vision or imagine tons well, the name above his vision you have to see you are not right, you have all peace, because they are asking the character and she saw, because she saw here is such a person and not or how it places. Then because I' m going to tell you one thing, because if it depended on the names coming out in his vision, maybe I
saw another. He saw another scene, then another story or other characters and others not clear, you don' t know what. Maybe it was the last note he heard in the day and I dreamt it. I dreamt yesterday that it sounded like I was here and that' s how I heard the doorbell of a phone I didn' t know and I woke up. I said this is super real, the bell. But that doesn' t mean that I had the vision of what they' re going to mark me, because nobody marked me. So it' s ok, but good zero credibility,
as it says imelda, zero credibility, for zero monitor. Thank you and Melda had a delay in the vision, says Paola bucar Hello. To everyone who' s coming, thank you for being here, hello, Lupita I' ve been waiting for you at six hundred and thirty. At six
thirty there was the program for members of Nikola Tesla. I announced it in a live that I made and told them that this was a special program at six thirty, for members of the channel history in history and for members of the Canal, Lupita, Pastora Martínez, so it says we were at six thirty. Of course here and everyone who is a member of the channel can. Or you can become members come to see that Nicola Tesla program, which was very interesting and was with us. Dr Juani, too, she'
s such a pain in the ass. They' re soft You' ve had a hell of a lot of fun for all four of them. That was pretty good there. Listen and this is the note that I tell you that it causes me pain, because because I love Mauricio Barcelata, I esteem Maria José Suárez hurt I like her very well. She' s a hyper
- disciplined, hyper- disciplined woman. Mauricio too, but we' re talking about Maria José, but she' s a very caring woman, who works very hard, who' s been on important programs, who' s been driving and was working now or is working on Max band, this regional music channel, bez group music and she' s father. And then you run into this man named Chito Villegas. I didn' t know Chito Villegas, I didn' t know he had prepared. I didn' t put
the pictures. This is marta, the one in the film is monovidante and this is chito Villegas, this pardon efray, this is chito Villegas, the co- driver and singer who works at Bandamax. So she says three years ago, three years ago, coming out of a meeting, there' s Mauricio Barcelata. She is Maria José Suárez, for those who do not place her and live her, that' s where she is And there' s
Mauricio Garselate, who Ahorita is on Aztec television and joy comes. And then she says that she agreed during a good meeting, rather so at an air membership meeting. Being there as a guest, they start talking about this drug that is used for so, to subject victims and so on. And then start remembering you, Ahorita, explain to us how this is? Doctor, you start to remember what happened to this man, not this man, and
then you say they came out of a meeting this morning. He said I ' m going to give you a ride and the moment you enter his house, she starts, because she had given him something to drink. Then he pounces on her and abuses her. Terrible, terrible, the case of María José Suárez, and there he will denounce. Now it is, how is
it? Doctorally, what happens is that she first has people who, not listening to her complete information, say there is but how rare not, why, after three years she remembered and decided to denounce and did not do so at the time, because when she is in that program of members on the air, there is a specialist person who is explaining that particular substance. What
effects it has and how it works. And then, it seems to me that what happens to her at that time is that she starts making connections from an experience she must have had in her mind, but partial, as fragmented, incomplete, and starts to make a lot of sense. I believe that, in addition to the specific effects of what they gave her, she probably also had some question of repression, because, as they are so terrible and
so painful experiences, because the defense mechanisms also appear. In addition to the effects of the substance on the brain, the mind also defends itself as it can with what it can and probably that too could have contributed to her burying.
Let' s say that memory, but suddenly there' s a moment when there' s a thing like a click with the mind and it comes all to it and it starts to remember and agree, and then it' s very important to understand this kind of phenomena that are now like more and more sophisticated with the substances and ways people use to harm, to be able to admit that something like this can happen, that it can happen that after years this Puzzle is armed and that she decides to do the voice and ask
for justice, even if it' s been three years, because that' s where people can say. But now why she happened and maybe she thought about it at the time. But it doesn' t matter, I mean because now I have this puzzle armed and I do mean it clearly. I think you have every right. Yes, the effect of both of the substance and I would think the same. They' ll surely do evaluations and so on to know her. But I think I also have a mechanism of repression.
Sure. Look at the drugs, they can generate three things, numb, block, or override the neurotransmitter. Yeah, this thing is generated by all three of us. So what happens that in the pass a person can block the lapse that was, that is, the go is blocked. When they give it to him, they give it to him and the null one at that moment. In fact, they' re called the zondin drug. Then that' s where he' s left like a zombie. There goes
no peace. The erurotransmitter is waking up, waking up, going slowly, but it' s numb and what happens is it blocks and overrides that moment, that is, what happened is that then, that' s why a hou is so dangerous as a gem out. It' s a blackout, it' s what generates it then, until there' s a stimulus to
imagine. I saw the interviews of ma china the exact skin and my skin squealed because I once heard a story of a girl who said they were in the pyramids of Huacan and that she remembered that something like that happened to her, that is, that she was in the pyramid at the tip and said
to me there was something even this love of nothingness. Imagine yourself in the limb panel in the air, that is, I had the memory, because that' s because this drug is what generates it, that is, it ' s going to generate black out and there are people who never remember it. It' s very dangerous. It was never then, obviously, because there are kinds of stupefacients and so on. This thing generates a long,
long amnesia. The truth and it' s going to block is that it ' s how interesting I was reading and I checked it before going in there that no, the victim won' t remember it. I mean, there ' s got to be a really big stimulus to remember it as a trigger. Like a trigger, it' s not and it' s a very little- researched stimulant. Besides, like him. How strong and notice that right now, that I am right now, I am being scored. I mean, I don' t forget the idea. They know it' s
the most serious thing. If there' s this substance use, it' s not being investigated. What' s serious is who you' re working with? Who are you working with? That I can plan because this isn ' t an impulse. This is to have planned, to have planned to give Mary Joseph something, to have given her something to drink to subdue her, to take her. You already had it with whom you' re working that together with you imagine that we' re the three of us on forum
and you don' t know or don' t know. If one of us brings a substance and he' s gonna steal from us, or tomorrow it turns out they stole our tires and he was one of us. I mean, who are you working with? Yeah, who' s Chito Rivera, Chito Villegas, where he comes from, who he is, why he gets there, why he has this one, because he' s a predator. Right now he has almost six thousand followers on Facebook and Chito Villeras, because I don' t know who he is and people ask the same thing.
Who is Chito Villegas, is here, who is an exact singer, conductor, composer and actor. Or we don' t find him, no, no, we don' t. Look, we' re here asking if he' s married. I don' t know, but he' s getting smart he' s been talking about these twenty- six years of Bandamax full of anecdotes where he comes from, who he is, what his origin is, why he gets to do this when it' s, yeah,
yeah. I like this case to all these people who have worked this documentary that we saw about Nickel Odeon' s kids, who you have on your forum, who' s there on your forum, who you can'
t trust exactly. It' s a terrible thing. Of course there is premeditation here, a lot of aggravating and the truth is that it is good that she has painfully been able to remember something that, as she wants, because she has already lived it, it did happen and that she can ask for justice, because moreover, because one can not help thinking that if this person did, then more clearly, of course. That' s why I ' m telling you who you' re with. We' ve seen the
broken souls. The other day we made the case of Miguel Cortés. This man, who is the chemical of left- foot, was not the chemical of view here. He worked like the drug, very formal biologist. I was traveling and people were dating him when his own family was leaving, how much you were gonna figure out who' s working with you in the lab. That won' t be thrown out, because you don' t throw yourself into all the evidence to get into a job. I mean, they
' re asking for a non- criminal record. Sometimes they make you a psychometric, but nothing so deep that I can throw something that you that we ' re putting to work here a crazy thing and in that consensus it' s predatory. No, no, no, no, no, yes, it' s something that' s not really without words and I think it ' s obviously going to give a lot of talk about this whole situation.
And well, I hope, as always true, that we can trust that the authorities know the work that corresponds to them in the best of ways, because this woman must be suffering a lot more than she already suffered at the time. Now these memories, as Ephraim says, that come back because it has broken. Let us say this blockade that the substance itself produced and that I still believe that surely also some defensive mechanism of one' s own.
Mind also blocked. Imagine, right now, no, imagine and everything you start talking about. And in the questions I saw that they wanted to ask her husband about it and he said no. That' s what I mean. Yes, I' m not going to touch it, but you are aware orible, but I am very well on Mauricio Barcelata' s side, respectful as it should be, as respectful without protagonism. I' m not talking. I' m going to support her, because I insist it'
s a very good marriage. They have children who are already teenagers or preteens. I' m going to support her, I' m going to be by her side, but let her speak and of course I' m going to support her to the last. That' s how you should talk. That' s how you should support the family no, hey, not going and I' m not going to break your hand. No. No, no? Don' t you? Don' t you? Don' t you? No, the quiet prudent and backing up nice, you wanted to
tell me that without protagonism. It' s just that they know that girls are listening. But if this comes to the courts and has been well treated, you know how many aggravators. No, because the perverse thing to go buy all this Po. Yes, of course, we' re not going to talk about it here, but review the preparation of this thing. This meditation is not a pill. It' s not a pill. There' s a whole ritual, but besides, it' s not something that was given no. No, no, I don' t premeditate it He'
s gonna do it I mean, I premeditate it. Greetings to New Mexico. I' m reading here. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it' s amazing that this man I don' t know remember that when Coco Levy ' s case came out regardless of whether or not he' s filed the complaint or not televising kept him in spite of the accusations, when I think that what should be done is to separate the person from the charge who faces his problems. Well, okay, and he wasn' t guilty anymore.
It was a false alarm was a lie or whatever, if it was indeed a lie, because return his job and if it wasn' t a lie, you pull it out, but you can' t keep having it in bandamax. I don' t know if I follow this person. You had to take out the day, the minute one that Maria José goes out to denounce in this instant that is barely persoa. They do nothing and it' s that exactly how the information just came out, we just found out. I don' t know, we still don' t know what measures the
company has taken. I hope it' s those and I also say terrible. But it is already legally done before they go to Iangulado ansex unemployment go to the country. I don' t know what' s going on. That was nothing. I' m reading this was a few hours ago. That' s what I' m seeing. The notes are from six hours ago, three hours ago, twenty, a day ago, an aiva ago. There, this one I' m going to. Here' s the paper for twenty- four hours. Let' s see you take the commercial
off. Please. It' s in the paper for twenty- four hours. The driver and actress María José Suárez denounced to the Attorney General' s Office Luis Fernando Villegas, alias the Chito Villegas, whom she accused of being using a narcotic known as a zombie drug to abuse her young woman without being able, without being able to remember it according to the victim. This substance is able to reduce the will and memory of people who are under its effect.
And so, a person who' s drifting and quoting Maria Jose says it' s a drug that makes you awake, but you lose your will and you block memories with your brain for years. And so this says that it happened three years ago and so I asked him to take me home because I felt very bad when I got home. I got out of the van with a lot of difficulty. When I opened the door to my apartment, I felt a fade and leaned on his arm. Once inside, my shoulders
stayed against the wall and then, both the actress is rebuilding. This, however, demands justice for the fact and at the same time educates their sons to respect women. Well, yeah, look what Fernanda tells us about the river. An interesting opinion you shouldn' t be able to take the job
away from someone who' s not yet found guilty. I don' t know, because I think, when I mean, I don' t know if you can or can' t. But what we' re saying is that, when there' s an accusation of this gravity, it' s probably the most convenient thing, because it' s not, as you didn ' t say, guilty of a misdemeanor, but it' s involved in something very serious. Sure, and I' m not saying take it off, okay, stop it at least send two sisters on vacation, but take
it out for a little while. But you cannot continue with an accusation of that size and with the person who is the victim, because there not yet sharing the forum and others not the Claudia dam says that Jorge Carvajal filed the complaint and filed it on April 15. He says plain Mensai tells us it is very sad that now that he has remembered, he has nightmares terrors. He remembers and if that' s the part. That' s what we
said here and he said melo said Juani Es. It' s very good to remember to work, to go to these things of what are called constellations. It' s all fucked up. But then, when you remember, what do you do with the memory. That is why we must go to therapy, to therapy real therapy, not to this Comón, obviously, no, man, no, no, no, what a barbarity, because yes, because I have to support. I support Maria José Suarez. I don ' t think he had absolutely any reason or motive, anything to invent it
or at all or to say it out of the blue. And well, I hope that justice will be done and that everything will be clarified and that whoever has to stop will pay. Yeah, yeah, totally, well, or something else to say, Dr Amen Oh, well, I didn' t get very sad about this ending. But it is good that she can raise her voice and, as you say, that justice be done, that what has to be demonstrated be proved. I wouldn' t doubt his word
either, because I don' t see why he would. But it is true that we all have, all people, all citizens, we have the right to fair trials. Here we have spoken it countless times. So I insist, then, that the authorities do their job That' s what' s important and good and, for the rest, look how curious not to talk about things that have to do with legal issues. I don' t know, too, who is self- evident from his place of someone who
says he sees things, make a statement like this. I also do not know what implications it might have had at one point, because what it has said is very serious. And in the case of Marta who is not called Marta of the autobiographical series of reindeer drinking, because there also the world upside down a person who now wants to become the victim, when she was the one who caused much damage at the exact moment demanded, because yes I do
not believe that they notice the harassment and the abuse. You have to denounce them, you have to talk about it, as well as these characters who have done it in a serious way, in a prudent way and who are not protagonist looking for the reflector. How beautiful Mauricio supports his wife as husband, not as an artist, not as anything else, but as her husband, from his silence, embraces her, surely and not to the protagonism and
believe them, believe the victims when they arrive. So, how sad, as the sad malt says at the end of Friday really does, what the truth does, yes, yes, I find it very sad. Well, we' ll follow the case and all the best. And well the case with the necessary prudence. And well, we said good- bye today That
' s fine. Since May go to have fun the weekend, rest, clear your head, dream nice and have visions write them down, but don ' t go saying they are real, because not always Sometimes, if sometimes not, then, then, thank you very much for accompanying us, Thanks to all the members, you can go to see the program of Nicolas Tesla, but well, we are always here anyway. There' s already the
program of what to see for the weekend. They also have women leaving a hatsheput footprint don' t do ah, chips, caches have you remember that I' m dislex and street then, well, forget about it. This week we didn' t have your life created by a medical matter, but next week we' ll be here and soul routes go see, our souls broken that we have the most prolific serial cynic in the United States, which is Samuel Little Uy. I remembered everything Thank you all for joining us and
we will soon see you very much. Come on, then, you guys cut with little hearts. John got his heart out. Come on here, there' s my little hearts, but there it is.