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who wants to be a mom again. Let' s talk about the program what matters and that' s why it' s called yes, it' s all the price of words. And, on the other hand, a series that Netflix is preparing, that we are very interested in that topic, but what do you think we start with the topic of Envalia, in Varia who wants to be a mom again. She has been controversial because she is married to her husband, who is trans named Alex Tinajero on some show at
some point was questioned. But because she said I want to be a mom again, she seems to me to have children already? Nueftra, yes, yes? Yeah? Do you have any children yet? Do you have a son? Do you have any? Don' t you? She wants to populate the world. She wants to populate the world. She' s decided you' re the one who said no, don' t take it off.
What' s up. I go a lot and then, well, she says I' m going to read you more the statements she gives to a magazine, to the magazine who, and she says intersexuality is a human form that is not married to design either man or woman. It means there ' s part of both in one human being. And this can mean a lot of things. In our case it has been much simpler. Alexander, it' s clearly Alexander and we, and for us it' s always
been simple like that for doctors. It says this topic of finding mixed information within the studies has led them to the same thing as with me to say here you can' t. So we have had to go over continents, looking for someone who does want to join us in the project of finding what can and getting to the point that today we have embryos that carry the genes
of both. Our doctors are in Barcelona and then she says that, well, what you want to have a child, but that she has the genetic information of the two parts of the couple to see, then go, go, Arranquense what Ephraim thinks is with a desire to say things, how terrible the narcissist and the egocentrism of some people, And I will tell them in peace, because if anyone is in favor of adoptions as parents and considers that there are children who need to have a family it is me, but in
a world that is falling apart from so many children who need a home, I do not understand why individuals like a valia are playing with genetics in that way that is valid. Well, do what you want. I, in particular, am never going to be in favor of belly rent all that does to Ricky Martin, that kind of ridiculous thing that makes me foolish and sorry.
And I say it in all peace, because the only thing that I find on this subject that my son has the genes my genes and the genes of the other and the genes of all, I only find a deep narcissism. It' s my opinion, because I do consider that there are many children I saw in a family and I have many. I have many friendships that are part of communities as parents. I was commenting to you once outside
the area. I have many friends, trans men, that is, girls, who are now boys, who are dads with their wives, who are transsexual women and who have adopted and suffered so much and everything in order and quiet. And it' s okay. I can' t understand why it ' s worth it if in your message you want me to tell you, oh nobody wants to understand you heart, you haven' t had to fight
in incontinents. I only see a deep narcissism. And how sad and sad that people in the Trans Community, who have been so devious, who have been so rejected, are getting into these things, because they are also going to tell you one thing. That' s a privilege. I mean the general who spend on it to do something that, from my perspective, and that' s my opinion and I' m sorry it' s kind of shallow, because how many little kids want a home in homes, yeah,
it' s huge, huge look. Here they were asking us what intersexuality is. I am finding in a document of the National Autonomous University of Mexico, of the Department of Sciences, where they define this issue of hitesexuality is a term that refers to the bodily variations of sexual characteristics, genitals, gonads, hormone levels chromosomes, which originate during the development of sexual differentiation in the
embryonic stage. I believe that in Valia it is typical of this term to justify what it is doing, because they here in this document refer to hermaphroditism, which is totally different that we have only studied in biology and so on, where there is no identity, neither gender nor sexual orientation. But here
it is, is it? Here, is there? Here it is not this intersexuality how science defines it. It' s not, as you say, a bit capricious, capriciously accommodated to justify this mel search, and she ' s using it to talk about an identification issue and not a biology issue,
as the term puts it. And I think that, then, this question of having children already in itself clear that carries an amount of narcissism, of the desire of one to perpetuate oneself in others or even when it is very in agreement with the couple, very a mutual desire of the couple, as seems to be the case, therefore, of perpetuating the two in that third in that other, which is the son. The thing here is,
she' s already got four. There are families who, even for the same couple, say woe, already have two children for when the third and say no, because two are already enough or one. Whatever everyone thinks. For all the reasons that Ephraim said right now, because the world is overpopulated, because love is sometimes not enough. It takes a lot of attention. There are a lot of dangerous stimuli, you have to take care of the
children. Today it is necessary to talk then couples who are together say already then, but no. She has four of a previous relationship and now she wants to have the fifth and she says with the husband jokingly there is no bad fifth, because they want to have a child that is one of the
two and that also actually has genetic information about both. So that seems to think, that it seems that here what would already be and this again a hypothesis, that there would be between them, a kind of validation need, because, since there is already something there that people observe and is this is a trans man then there is the possible criticism or perception or the eye there is not enough a man, then we will turn you and me into a
father so that in that way, because it is already worth giving this couple. Or exactly what I was going to say is that what you' re saying, right now, is a way to legitimize not- a- ha and it' s going to be a joke, but better not because you
know it so seriously. It' s going to say Lupita, it' s going to copy me and I' m going to say yes, it can be clear, because in those things we agree, because we know the psychosexual development and all these questions and the parents how they are regarding the children. That' s why it' s logical that we think of that kind of motivation, which would be valid, but so that there are no Ay judgments either, but it' s not his, no, but who knows,
who put it then. No. In addition, we will make sure to inform the world, because this could also have been handled more privately if they had wanted to. But let us not inform the world that we are also going to make a journey between continents to make the genetic information of the two people present there. Besides, I' m forty- five years old
in Mexico. They said no, and I really say I don' t doubt she' s a healthy woman, who takes care of herself and so on, but forty- five years, because she' s such a complicated age to deliberately submit to so much as to bring in this baby that she ' s surely going or comes with that intention of validating the watches is to be a symbol, to be a symbol and if it sounds narcissistic and it sounds whimsical to me, fefrain, forgiveness and with all peace, because as
all the time they transverse us. What we say. It has nothing to do with being a trance man, that is, I wouldn' t think of a straight couple who forcefully wants to have a child with their genetics both, that is, it' s not really necessary, or this whole thing about starting to use children as a symbol of something. It' s not
a symbol. I say one thing that is very politically incorrect, but no, no, it' s not exactly right and it' s very respected that in Vaya I have a trances couple is very responsible, which was what I wanted, but this child thing, on request, from how I' m going to move the world so that they can do it is as already ridiculous, because besides it can lend to some bunch of scams, because they
can brown you the pill and how you do it. You' re a geneticist, I mean, the Pina Guzman are prosmosis geneticists, no, but how would you know? Yeah, I' m gonna say it A dance stops going around the world. See a home and your child and you' ll talk about it better than your partner. Of course not, because inside I tell you, because they want to validate, because look, maybe even wants to validate their concept of that intersexuality. He also wants to validate that
part as well. Probably clear and very complicated, because in addition, the problem that is now being talked about so much. She' s talking about it publicly in a lot of interviews. If you give this pregnancy without making that baby, then everyone will also say Look, that' s the baby that was born from that story of occurrence that was talked about. I don ' t know what. I don' t know what and aside I don
' t know very well how I understand her. Sorry, Feñao Bocalla, but don' t want it is that there are already four embryos ready, there are already four million. That later. But besides, he knows what it means. You don' t know what that means? An embryo does, we know what a membria is. No, but she doesn' t, because she doesn' t know, because you' re going to have those four planes, or what you' re going to do to them or what' s going to be a dilemma until today is a very broad ethical
discussion of abandoned embryos that are life Ephraim. I mean, look, it ' s going to be clear to them, I' m laughing a lot at money because my mind is very agile and thinks some things that I don ' t say later. Better, you love that. Don' t say it. Yeah, fail my partners and you don' t listen to yourself anymore you don' t listen to yourself I don' t. Then that ' s why I laugh. I' m going to tell you one thing about what Elisa said and you know what happens that I' m far from
helping the lgbt Q community. More trans takes him to a truly lewd place. I took up the word you don' t want to take up. But far from this dignifying the sexualityes, the trans community that we can adopt them. This is what I once commented on with my glasses and this they told me and you, offa would adopt and my point of view, that I will not see right now of the personal. This far from dignifying these communities, ridiculous forgiveness, a bale of forgiveness. So, then, with
all peace. It' s with all peace, with everything and dictitis and maps and I laugh at nerves because I don' t, because we already know how you' re doing. We know how you' re doing. Hey and changing another subject, this note you softened the one that' s a delight. It' s a delight because the note is something else. The note, I mean, look at the content of the note, I mean, it' s all in itself. The note in general is a
delight. It' s supposed to go to a reporter to interview a candidate who brings here all the symbols of the Roberto berdolo pr that before was four t seems to me and then changed and so on. No. And then this is supposed to be a fake cover of TV notes that no one knew more about than this candidate, which makes it seem to all languages that this
is a paid insertion. This is a paid promotion, because on the cover of TV notes are supposed to defam this woman that no one knows who she is and that they involve her knows who, that no one knows who she is either. But please tell us this note, which is a wonderful thing. No, and I walked in between work and work and bought her engagement I spent a lot of time looking for the famous cover. Not sometimes that what the fake cover was and I never found it. So that' s
what makes us suspect that he never existed. And then she goes to a reporter to interview this candidate named Lucmesa, Lucia Mesa Guzmán, who was a senator for the Morena Movement and resigned from the party, denounced impositions and corruption by Gov Coutemoc Blanco Bravo and is now a government candidate for the Broad Front for Mexico and all this alliance. Then she arrives well, you can see the interview that is there on YouTube, very nice, she is a reporter,
very young, very nice, but really in peace. When the interview begins, he says well, because we have traveled from TV magazine notes that he has his heat sets here in Mexico City. We haven' t traveled to Cuernavaca Morelos. With gold forty minutes of freeway name which voyages so that begins. We haven' t traveled to Taparnavaca Morelos to interview candidate Lucinessa.
Lucy really. Thank you very much, because we want to talk, because this happened to you, that they made you a fake cover in the magazine where they involve you with a gentleman because you have nothing to do with him and it seems that he worked with you on some campaign issue. But up there, but they' re discrediting you in the magazine. And then we ' re here for the purpose of you helping us spread the rumors. And then we had looked like it. It' s where you twist everything how.
I mean, aside from when you sent it to me, repeating it like three times is net. What' s being a reporter, we' re gonna spread the rumors. I mean, that could be lupita. I get to think because the boy is probably a journalist. I don' t know, and in that case he must handle the language and he must undoubtedly handle that word, because that word is very much about journalism and that kind
of journalism spreading rumors. I don' t know what. Then I have no other explanation, than to think that it was a lapse, that it was p may be, then, a lapse to say something that you unconsciously mean and that I consciously did not want, but should tell you. I mean, when I said I snooped, I got a truth that I shouldn ' t have seen. It' s the only thing I can think of, because it doesn' t make any sense for you to tell him this. And now we' re here with you to help us spread the rumors.
And she' s very happy and she says," Oh, yes, that' s barbaric" Listen and how you found out and he says well, for I found out, because look very sad for my brothers. My brothers sent me and told me you saw what came out. And then I was super worried and sad and very dismayed because I also said how it
' s possible that I was taken out in such a prestigious magazine. And there he doesn' t even understand that the thing is already there, because listen I understand that this reporter, because this reporter didn' t come with me to do that interview with came out my very famous note is not worth favor and from there, now that the rest is history, because because it is still talking and that the project very nice and everything, but really was
very nice. Not because, well, she' s a woman who' s devoted to politics, regardless of the opinion that everyone can have about these magazines today like this one' s notes, because I don' t know how flattering it is for a candidate for a governor to be in a magazine of those. Whether or not the false cover has existed and says that what surprises you is in a magazine of that prestige. But your first tour is clear, you imagine you see notes. Let' s get this rumor out
of the candidate. Number one hundred twenty thousand of all that is right now throughout the Mexican Republic, to her in specific, well and let' s do it. A fake cover. If the cover of the phase and indeed did not publish it the magazine, how did the brothers see it, how and besides I tell you I the vineyard was the only one of the newspaper stall or how they made it or it was the only one of hip why the cover, as it was false, put it in networks, not in
the posts of period and did not see mods. This is the new cover that' s going to come out tomorrow and count the magazine and then in networks. I didn' t find her now and then she says and of course I know where she comes from, because they don' t know what to do anymore They' re drowning kicks, because they know they' re going to lose and that' s why they' re attacking me. I mean. No, I never tell you no, no, no, not even here, that is, to be understood. She' s not even
the gubernatorial candidate. He' s not a senator. She' s not a candidate. It' s not inside the cabinet of a house no, no, no, nothing to see Anyway, it' s kind of apple. She was Apple' s boss. He was boss of manzan His neighbor ' s from the back He' s got a bad crush on him, because he' s making the music loud. They' re probably saying this is such a high- level revista. I already, already, at this moment I' ve already lost myself in the interview Hello shaking, but that
has of vividido who forgets to tremble all. Sure, of course, if you think that' s not going to time not after what I mean. And if I have already thought of that order of ideas, I remembered this wonderful series of House of s carts that deflated with the tragic departure. Yes, of his main protagonist, Kevin spacey for that scandal and so on. But there, they did tell us a lot about it. I' m not going to make myself just a scandal for myself to attribute it to the
other. No, but well, on a very repeated level, the name of candidate I sis Vega says a perfectly unknown candidate, yes, but what is called light and table, light and table, as light and month use of the State of Morelos. But he did have his moment where she, as a senator, I tell you, renounced the Morena Party and denounced corruption, that is, renounced and denounced corruption and acts of imposition and illegality by utemoclanco And now it seems to you that she is looking to be governor of
the state and so on. But, then, that was the note. No. No, no, no, no, no, but, well, that' s the note of light and table look. I have a very reasonable doubt. Let' s see. It' s not, but it' s got to do with it. And when we' re in the no- one' s room to see elections. No, of course it' s not absolutely authoritarian. We' re at the top. I ' m authority. Of course, there can be no democracy and I give nothing. There' s no way. I won' t be able to
be like Panzana' s boss. No, don' t look at it, no, and, well, I can name you some charge in there, but no. The authority is absolute, because and I am going to go you see that they want to steal projects and not not not the ship Madrid, smile ok is my exact in that We are going to go all, to save ourselves from all the tragedies of this world hear and it will
come out. This is very interesting, because Netflix is going to leave now, to see we read the other day that jab came out the trailer and we commented on it in this program that we did at the airport, the trailer of the one hundred years of loneliness that, then, we have to see how it will be and so on and so on and so on, uh, because I' m not happy that they do it well, because how that size and so much of that size in every way, not clear
absolutely. And now he' s coming out. Now this series is coming out I' m watching it here, in this series of poquianches Look at these series pons. Who says here Netflix is finishing producing the series inspired by the famous poquianches, women from Jalisco, famous for doing terrible atrocities in San Francisco del Rincón and other parts of Guanajuato. The series will star in Arcelia
Ramírez. Estupenda, actress Poncho Herrera, great actress super actor Joaquín yes Rias de me bon Joaquín Cossío, who will tell the story of the Poqueanchies and their crimes with a touch of terror and suspense. It will be one of the best series inspired by Guanajuato that have been made And if I have no doubt, we did this program in broken souls and this Pokens story is exciting, terrible, terrible, dark, strong, pitiful, sad, but interesting.
Hey, and besides, that chapter that cost us a lot of work, ' cause they' ve got some really gruesome, horrible stuff. I ' ll tell you who you think you are. No one listens once the other time. A person makes very little a person that I did not like to know and that I admire and that is a very well known person. He told me that I saw the most broken and that I had seen that chapter specifically and had caught his attention a lot and then I stayed just like
that and look. It' s funny that now we find out they' re going to do this show. I think the cast sounds good. I ' d like to know more who else is going to be, because I think that, apart from the actors you mentioned, I do like it a lot. Joaquin sews or as a job. He tells you he' s going to be a storyteller. I like him, and besides, I like him very much, because I' ve seen interviews of him and he' s very frank and he talks about his childhood wounds and so on. But
good. I think I' d like someone, someone else. Arcelia Ramirez, great actress, but I feel like there' s a missing older person with a lot of stage weight. No, then, I cannot help thinking of a Red Mary again that Mary Red was in the film of one thousand nine hundred and seventy- six with Juliet Bracho, also a very crude film about this same case. But, well, that' s forty- eight years old and now it' s going to be done in serial format.
So, then, it' s gonna be good. Notice that yes, because they do say Arceria Ramírez, but they are more, i e, more sisters because wide, Ephraim that it is beautiful, because look at them. I was reminding myself of the cotuchas empresarias, which was the chapter of destinies women. It seems to me that of the second season inspired by the poqueanchis, that Maria Rojo was also there and that it has been the worst thing that has existed on Mexican television. No, I hope it' s
the worst. I swear to you, the worst and look at what women you' re destining for. She was pretty good. It' s very good, but this chapter said a lot to be desired. It was a great story that, undoubtedly, the chapter of Soul Rotas narrated by you is much more delicious than the cotuces that are out there look for it then, I hope Nets wanders very well, because what you say makes me real. If you need other names of heavy people, because it sounds great story.
I mean, yes, and for the characters of brid oh sorry. Thank you very much, Patricio You' re very kind. You' re right, Diana Bracho. I was wrong about Juliet Brachos, who is my neighbor, Juliet and I confuse her, but it is Na Bracho day and also Maria Rojo. It also seems to me that there are many actresses at the
time were very young when they made that film. But yes, it really is needed, a cast with a lot of weight is needed, because the characters are very complex, they are evil and then you do need someone to hold not all that. And there are several, because there are several sisters they appear there and then the corrupt, to see the municipal presidents coluding and so much is that it is a story that mixes. The interesting thing is
this is a drama. They are more criminals who ended up in jail and so on, but they mix many elements, which is the poverty in which they lived, the ignorance in which they lived, the power they take, to power, by having in their hands municipal presidents than those who ruled in their places, how they got the permits to open their places, how they
were overshadowed by what they were doing with the women they recruited. In addition, then, all the guests they had because already when the business was growing and they became more known and important, because they received people of higher rank and everything they did is very interesting, because we have seen many series give me all these of these criminals. But it contains something else, which is complicity with authorities and that does not. We haven' t seen that in
another kind of series where cereal killers, because they were serial killers. In the end, yes, because there is also an exact complicity with the authority of the State and a great coldness and a brazenness to get rid of all kinds of life without seeing the chapter of Alba Rotas. And then, we ' ll see the series and if they saw the film, then the amount of evidence of what they were doing and how they were made of it with the look of the Authority' s fierceness is really chilling. No. No,
no. No. There was a super, super, super story. So you have to wait. I think Netflix, after we' ve had it, because we have to recognize Netflix as coming as the first platform that offers us many old movie content. It was the feeling and then, because this comes from rights and talk about other platforms. Open Amazon Prime, open Disney. I think it' s late, but open age saw a lot
on Netflix start filling in cheap series. Stories can be very good, but very low- cost series, like those that happen on open TV, not that they buy, are called cans or canned, or are projects that are already finished. You can put them on whenever you want and it' s going to cost you very cheap, because they' re already sold and they ' re brand- new. And I think Netflix is now betting on new stories, new productions, something different and applauded. So I hope it'
s good. Look it says here. It would be great if they were Diana Bracho, Mario Rojo Angel and Aragón Asela Robinson. It would be a delight, a delight that went to silk makes Robinson. Besides that I love her because on my birthday she sang me pretty mornings on a whatsapp. Besides being a broad, she' s an actress crumb, she' s a big one, and besides, she' s already taken her place in the mother- of- pearl from the start. Yeah, I' m not sure. She' s also part of the crew, like you and Ephraim
already have her place there. In fact, it is one of the people who helps us select the members of the ship in its infancy. But hey, well, let' s get this over with,' cause I think
this one' s interesting. It turns out that, after this has happened that in the program that matters of image, they criticized Lucero and Mijares' s daughter, but in a mocking way, a little bullying, a little rude, not for a woman who is just starting a career and they refer to her, not to her work, as we do all the people who talk about the work of others, because it is what they present us, they are dedicated to talking about his person and then they are totally because there
is an answer not only of the fans, but of many celebrities, of many of Consuelo Duval, but of many famous supporters because they had said nobes Lucero mocked of Consuelo and Consuelo and said no. No. No. No. No. I support Lucerito and many support Lucerito and the same mijare, that is, it is wrong for them to discriminate. I had already said it. My jeres had sung the picture Christmas promotional and still mistreated his daughter.
Lucero cancels says I already have them cancelled forever. It' s the Mediocres, but I see Garay, the stake and Mrs Sofía Sánchez Navarro, I think Sanchez doesn' t bank Torres, I' m Beras or Torres. Sofia Ribera Torres says they apologize, but with a gesture of anger for having to apologize, because, because we don' t need to be a rye marifer to know that they absolutely didn' t like anything they had to apologize for. B apologize and say good. Yeah, sorry if we offended,
sorry if we treated you badly, sorry if it was wrong. But on the bugle, which is the radio show that Mr Vide Garay and Mr Establish have on them again against Lus He wasn' t so much as short, because angry, not a little angry because they made them, because to
have to offer an apology. Now they come out the magazine sees you notes and I think this cover was not fake where they say that they are, that they are angry, because well not that maybe the group Image have the look at the program of these characters and that they could come out of the air for having gotten into this one with the cerito you, what do you think. I' m interrupting, I' m looking for the photo,
but well, it' s still bad, because it is. It does give the impression that it was a forced apology in the first place, that they already gave him all kinds of turns to the matter that he is underage, but that he is not under age, but that he must endure that because this is so And blah, blah, blah, I think that at this moment the one that is least interested in them not continuing with their program is the editos mijares. I think she doesn' t really care about that
anymore. The point is that the way they use something she related to roll things over even more and do them as they do, that is, heavy jokes, heavy for something she said. That' s the little line that crossed and they seem to be unable to see and that' s why they say when there' s one when there' s a joke, there' s always a risk. You look bad with someone, which is true. But if it' s also direct about a person who said it' s that sometimes they tell me such a thing and I say ah no, and
I' m also going to tell you such a look. It' s like we said here. It' s as if someone comes and says you and I, for example, hear we return from Ephraim. By the way, we walk a lot we try to behave ourselves, but like if we swell up a lot and you start telling us no and aside, they look like balloon whatever it is, because it doesn' t mean and you said it first his name, because of course it doesn' t go now. I saw they were kind of upset. Sofia Ribera Torres on the Michad program.
He held this position. He also said something that I feel wasn' t coming. As long as it was the ground. There' s also a line in it to be stepped on, that' s what I' m saying. I don' t think he' d come to the case and so on, but then I just saw that this man was standing on him. I forgot his name of San Cristóbal, his name was. Juan. He no longer knows if on ramón José Ramón ay does not take care of me or that is he has returned alone to publish a new apology then
there gives me the impression. It gives me the impression that he' s already gone bull, that the waters have already calmed down and I feel that he' s already repented so little, which I don' t see in me of claw there her husband. I think he' s already regretted it a little and then he really said it. Again I want to offer to make this apology. I understand how you feel, I don' t know how much my personal opinion is now, hence to be taken away from the
program by that one fact I would find excessive. That is why I fully agree. I look straight, too. I' m putting the picture of the day of the apology, but I totally agree. With you, I don' t think it' s like that. It' s no big deal, not to get them out of the air of the show, not when inside that TV station more serious atrocities have been committed against women and they ' ve done a lot of things on that particular show and they' ve
canceled them for us. Then, better, maybe change a little bit, not the line of the program, because if not the program, then it does disappear. But maybe moderate the line of the program a little bit, that is, do something different. But that' s just why we'
re gonna take them away. I feel the best is. I also don ' t think it' s fair to take them off Ephraim is that what we have to understand how people have been saying since they' ve been around, to take them away would be to get to the culture of cancellation, which is of no use. Okay, I' m not making Bauche a
ban. What do they have to understand? What do they have? What the three of them have to understand is that really what they did was likely And what' s delectable about all of this is that they' re not getting it, that is, and getting it out of the program, they
' re not going to understand it either. So what I' m wondering is what we can do as a society so that if I had an avalanche of people telling them they' re bad kids are wrong and they don' t understand it, what would change if we took it out of the air, that is, it won' t even make a mockery, that is, it would give them the same thing. What' s more, they ' d be more angry, but just look. I' ll tell you what. I' m going to tell you something I' ve seen more
reactive and refused to accept that he did something wrong. It' s a sophia, to sophiar riverside towers. He stakes anyway, already offers an apology, vide Gray hasn' t said anything and look here There' s a comment that' s very important, because I think we' ve said it untiringly many times says Andra. It' s opinion, as you have opinion. Such thin skin, no more for being sons of famous, only for
Nepo Bavis, sons of nepotism, not Andra. No. You can' t have your opinion and I can have an opinion, and we can all think, of course we can say what we' re given. The gain is not to have legit skin and it is not that it is the son or daughter of famous people, nor because it is nepotism. It' s whether these people take a picture on the street of a woman and make fun of her because they have big pomps or they put out their panties or they look too fat. That' s wrong, even if the lady is unknown,
call those memes where they' re taken. I' m going to tell you an anecdote and quickly. I promise you it has nothing to do with my arm, or anything, but I once had to stay at an airport fourteen hours because the train broke down, the hydraulic system of the planes I had to be locked in a waiting room as a series of lost to them locked up all that we were on the plane, that we were many.
Then, of course, the plane left at eleven o' clock at night by three o' clock in the morning to the eldest and they were asleep. I don' t, because I don' t get to sleep much, but most of it. So, while we were asleep and I was all resting. Three in the morning, a girl stopped from the plane that was like duty there about fifteen, sixteen years, to take pictures of people who were asleep, because I stopped and said you can' t take
pictures of people who are asleep. It' s disrespectful, of course, I did it out loud so the one who was asleep would wake up and say hey don' t take pictures of me. That' s no, it' s not because Lucero' s famous. It' s because nowhere can you be taking or mocking people, because in an event like the one that happened to me, he fell asleep. We' re gonna take a picture of him to laugh after him on social media. Well, no, no, it' s not okay. Then it has nothing to do with
being nepotism or anyone' s son. It has to do with an elementary respect for people vide garay the stácas in a comedy of a very black humor, very very acidic, very funny. But when they refer to work, political action, the actions of politicians, that is. I don' t argue with that, because it' s what' s exposed as a job. But that, I mean, they didn' t mean it that way. Lucero' s voice was good, so the shower p didn' t get received. They mean her as a person, for being as she is,
for being like that. She can' t change the way she is. And now Ephraim of Andra of Andrew says many things whatever you write to us. Andra I' m very happy because she' s arguing with us. Well, I' m going to make an excuse for opinions and say very valid Andra voices that it really means Andra to watch the show is called what matters not America, Next To moles I mean, they couldn' t criticize Lucero Mijares' s physique because if it were that they american x tom
Molso, I would understand, I wouldn' t understand. Oh, the Ear that has more where I have it or see America in this or daughter than even the ears. Oh, the ear is too big, that the nose Ok is understood. The program is called what matters. They didn'
t criticize how he sings, how he dances, or anything. And if the fortune of Lucero Mijares was to have those parents and to place it even that way for their fortune that has sustained with their talent, because the chava is talented, because there are famous children that have done nothing to me no and that have put them and just the poor little ones it goes like in ferio. Mira Mira says here, for example, this comment is very interesting.
Franca Junior, he says. Forty or thirty- five years ago we used that humor where we laughed at the defects another oh yes, that the fat and the teeth, the glasses or tragedy of others was not the right thing to do. That is why humor has evolved somewhat more respectfully, because it does cause exact harm. Forty years ago, thirty- five years ago, it was known that he sank on open television. And well, Mr Barriga remembers, Professor Girafals, because from there, it was already a mockery
of the person of both characters. But in these times it can no longer be done and we must be a little more respectful. I think I don ' t know what opium, I say and be bequeathing and giving and giving, what would we call heavy jokes, then, or of course, that
was unpleasant and most people agree on the unpleasant. I also insist it has nothing to do with the fact that, indeed, she will have to strengthen herself will know that she will be criticized, but the fairest people, for what they would criticize or what they would criticize had their work, which made her offer, because, as Ephraim says, she is not in a contest of modeling or of my universes or something where her physique will have to be
what is in the foreground, but she is singing then, because that would be the thing. I think, but well, this everyone has their opinion and is very well iranated here says, for example, Claudia m the problem is that they haven' t understood that even legal sanctions were sanctioned issues that were previously normal or funny and that neither were correct Carlos. This issue is also important. There are also those who defend vide gara and company, like
Jean nick Berman. She says they just took back what Lucerito said she no longer explained Dr Amel. No. Not because she says I' m swollen. No, not because someone says that. I think those who have defended them are because their style of talking about others exactly. That' s the guy they have. We gave Laura Boz O' s example, when she
said she told the surgeon to do something to her that mummy face. She told her and that to see what she was doing to her, because she didn' t want to go out like that on TV we talked about it. We said that many things of her work don' t please us and that' s why we don' t consume it, but we don' t use at any time what she said to us from there And because, effectively and look at it or not, then we don' t and I
tell you personally. We' re ready to evolve, because a couple of programs have gone on me because I said I was bully in high school and I didn' t say it with pride. I mean it with pity. The point of this is that in order to evolve we have to assume that we have lived in error and we do not want to do that. That is the problem, which he told us in the commentary is real. What used to give us a lot of laughter, today can be a crime and
we have to understand that is not clear. And we have to assume that we have lived in error and that we have done very badly. Everyone in the individual, well, I was wrong about this. I did it very badly. Rectifico. I' m learning, but look says Renato. The time is already great. Even if it' s the big people, people really feel they do. I think he' ll be a perfect one that ' s pretty much given. About twenty- five years ago, Dr Coleman El' s book on emotional intelligence. I think you' ve seen her
for twenty- five or thirty years. That book came out. The issue of emotional intelligence, the question of knowing how to put yourself in someone else ' s place, of imagining how the other can feel, because you don ' t talk about his person, because not because you don' t talk about his work, but about his person. Learn to put you in each other' s shoes. That' s emotional intelligence, and that' s what I think we' ve advanced. Of course, we' re all
wrong, as Ephraim says, and it' s good. Hey, you ' ve already made a mistake on the program that matters good. I offered an apology San Cristóbal, already asked for it again. It' s okay. It is not right, for example, the attitude of Sofia, who goes on a program with that of the micha and continues to say that it
is the right one. That' s what' s not right. But to recognize yes, if you' re right, I went smudged, as he said of the mica, because it' s okay, it' s okay, because we' re a generation of transitions that we' re learning. That' s what I think, not how you guys see it medically.
Yeah, totally okay with that. We are changing these programs of acid humor, irreverent strong, because yes, they have to make some adjustments so that they can continue to function, because besides, humor is a wonderful thing. Everyone will like a different kind of humor, but in itself it is
a very good thing. It helps us a lot to laugh, but yes, it' s very important to keep in mind this thing we' re learning, because you really can do a lot of damage to other people when you use something that apparently is a joke and you end up hurting no and you' re telling yourself to give and give and giving. Well, no. No, then, it could be easier. You' ll have to make a sincere apology, and it' s been a while since I' ve been in the past. Lupita, please read the first article of the
Constitution. There' s the key to knowing if it' s wrong or not what' s said about a person. It says good to me what happens to Frahin, but good to hear before we say goodbye. I want to tell you that the program created your life today, which was for six o' clock in the afternoon. You know Juan lives in Houston and there was a tornado threat. A storm was falling. It didn' t have the Internet, it was already saturated because it also put in a milkman that
there was traffic. He says we don' t understand why all people are broadcasting so far. But stream yort was saturated. So we' re gonna do it tomorrow morning at 6: 30 in the afternoon. They' re not gonna miss it here, because we' re gonna talk about toxic mothers and I' m gonna help them. Well, don' t get your tornado and make it all right? Everything going well? I hope it' s okay, Juani and good. But here we will also see the program
we did yesterday about Goyo Cardenas. We did it live. The format is a little modified, but they' re going to like it a lot. I think they' re gonna like it. They' re going to want to be live the ten thirty next week, which we already have chosen our character, our character week. Well, we said good- bye, Dr Abel. Yeah, well, thank you very much. S is going to be as usual, and yes, tell us what they think of the new format, because so he changed from arming broken yesterday and then watch all the
programs and here we soon see dear Efra daby Chicas, a taste. Thank you all very much and I promise the one who told me you spoke very quickly, Georgina. I' ll talk slower. I promise Georgina. Yeah, yeah, that' s it. Not good, very good. Efraudia, all right. Thank you very much, thank you all very much for having accompanied us for being here in complete peace on Thursday, 16 May. And, well, go see everything, go see also the cross lives of
women, leaving traces of Maria Barbara' s recommendations. Go see everything on this channel. Let' s have a fun marathon, but, well, thank you all very much. And I' ll see you tomorrow. You already know at ten o' clock who' s here and how the conditions are that we' re here, we' ll be talking about what we can, but it' s Fridays and Fridays for that are to relax. Maybe then boys bye bye let' s go, put here puts letters all over the machine. This, then, is that he hears