📢 JAVIER MILEI CENÓ CON ROBERTO PIAZZA Y YUYITO: EL PASE DE NOVARESIO CON PASTOR Y CALABRÓ

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Qué posibilidad hay de que una personalidad conocida como Roberto Piazza, se sumen a la política.   🗣️ Marina Calabró @facupastor 👉 Seguí en #ArrancaLaTardeEnA24 📺 a24.com/vivo

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00:00I don't like it at all.

00:02I mean, it's been a minute and a half since the hearing

00:07and, frankly, I'm offended.

00:09I was waiting for a Marina Calabro

00:13throwing herself at my arms.

00:14You were waiting for the viral run.

00:17I mean...

00:19It looked like we were two kilometers away.

00:22We were five feet away.

00:24I don't have short legs.

00:25I'm not going to ask you for a peak, Marina Calabro,

00:29but a hug, a...

00:31Nothing.

00:33I'm going to cross myself so all the directors hate me.

00:36I'm going to cross myself.

00:37Come here, come here.

00:39But a hug as a repose.

00:41Hello.

00:42The koala.

00:43I'm going back to my position.

00:45Because it's literal that we met

00:47working with Calabro

00:49and it was like a...

00:50I'm going to be a great friend.

00:52I love her very much, Calabro.

00:53Luis, can I cross myself?

00:55No.

00:56Stay there, please.

00:58It's good that you differentiate friendship with Marina,

01:00not with the person next to her.

01:02I'm going to plagiarize Calabro.

01:04There are two great people.

01:07One is Gravia, the other is Marina Calabro,

01:10and there's Facundo.

01:11He says that all the time.

01:13Well, how are you?

01:14Well, good, good, good.

01:15On the one hand, the rain, an exclusive topic.

01:17What was the dawn,

01:19what were the gusts of wind at 100 kilometers per hour,

01:21the wrecks, fallen trees, crushed cars.

01:26This, on the one hand,

01:27and then also a lot of political information.

01:29Of course, the political, Luis, that happened yesterday.

01:31Yesterday was the day of the president.

01:33Today, the ex-president answering him,

01:36playing that game of a ring, practically.

01:41On the other hand, there's a photo of my law scene.

01:44I don't know if you saw it.

01:45Yes, with Piazza and Walter Bach.

01:48Walter Bach is the husband.

01:49I tell you, in political terms, Luis,

01:51you should ask yourself if that is useful to the president,

01:54because it's not being able to get out of the Davos discussion.

01:57Now, I believe this.

01:58First, about Cristina,

02:00I add to Gustavo Gravia's theory.

02:02I think what Cristina is doing

02:04is trying to sneak into this discussion

02:06and stay on the stage,

02:07because it seems that Kicillof,

02:09sorry, my law looks more at Kicillof, right?

02:12Yes, it's true.

02:12To me, the other thing,

02:13I think that Piazza and the...

02:16Do you know what it has to do with that of Davos?

02:19I think it's showing up, supposedly open,

02:23showing that he can have links

02:28that were very questioned by the gender issue

02:29in the last few hours.

02:30A topic that I think has...

02:33There it is, there's the photo.

02:34Yes.

02:35It's a topic that obviously bothers the government, right?

02:39Yes.

02:40And it bothered him, of course, with the march.

02:43And we have to see if he actually manages to get out,

02:46because last year, my law showed

02:48greater political initiative

02:50in being able to impose the agenda.

02:53Now it seems that there are officials

02:55who are still giving explanations

02:57of what my law said 10 days ago in Davos.

02:59Maybe it's a double flirtation,

03:01because beyond this message that I share with Facundo,

03:04the photo is forceful,

03:05there was always, when I say always,

03:08I say from six months to now,

03:10the intention to politically add Roberto Piazza.

03:13This activated...

03:14By the way, it's Santa Fe, right?

03:15Roberto recognized him, of course.

03:16It's Santa Fe, and freedom advances.

03:18It's, for example, Juan Pablo, no, Juan...

03:21Yes, Juan Pablo Lear,

03:23who is the host of Canal 3 de Rosario,

03:25who had denounced an intrafamilial abuse,

03:27left TV to join the freedom advance

03:30and will be a constitutional candidate.

03:32It seems that there is also an intention

03:33to look for well-known people, right?

03:35Yes, yes, yes.

03:36Well, Roberto has had a militancy,

03:37he has a public militancy,

03:39the Piazza law has not much to do with the protection...

03:42So you say that here you can make a candidate?

03:44I think so, in the case that Roberto is willing, right?

03:47Until now, he had been saying no.

03:48Well, he had a lot, do you remember, Luis?

03:51A lot of militancy and activity when it was the Piazza law.

03:54He did a great job, Roberto Piazza.

03:59He, with his foundation, helped a lot of people,

04:02in many cases, in a silent way, approaching.

04:06The truth is, I can't imagine it, candidate,

04:08but out there, yes, I don't know, I don't know.

04:09Well, it is true that there is a lack of candidates,

04:14which is a, I say, for a new political space,

04:18as it is this one, more candidates are needed, logically.

04:21That's why this scene has to do with this.

04:23I think the president has a hard time getting out of the Davos issue,

04:27and that is something that bothers him.

04:30We'll see if in the next few days they take back,

04:32in some way, the political initiative, right?

04:35That's right. Yesterday you didn't cross it to the president, right, Luis?

04:38No, no, no, I prudently, as I said, I stayed out of the studio.

04:41I was struck by what you said in the air,

04:42I stayed out prudently.

04:44Don't listen to that.

04:45Yes.

04:46The truth is that I stayed out of the studio.

04:48The president, I don't want to make any kind of consideration

04:53of what the president told Esteban Trebuca

04:55in the note about me.

04:57The president has everything, this is nothing personal,

04:59I have nothing personal.

05:01It seems to me that the president said what he said,

05:03it corresponds to him, etc.

05:05I stayed out of the studio so as not to bother anyone.

05:08Then in the cut I had to go in,

05:10because for obvious reasons, you have to put together,

05:11put together in our jargon,

05:13is that they put the microphone and the cockroach,

05:16I didn't cross it, I crossed it to José Luis Esper,

05:19who was there, and Mrs. Lemoyne was also there.

05:22I didn't see it, it doesn't happen,

05:23I have nothing personal, absolutely.

05:25I think differently, in some things I think differently.

05:28As simple as that.

05:29And it shouldn't be so complex to think differently, right?

05:31It's complex.

05:33It's complex.

05:33In Argentine politics in general,

05:36I mean, they don't like to put together a party

05:38and win the elections.

05:39Well, of course, yes, yes.

05:41And it seems to me that what we are discussing in the background

05:43is the symmetry of power, right?

05:45We can all say what we want,

05:47but we are not all the same

05:50in terms of being the president of the nation

05:52and you are a citizen as a journalist.

05:53A simple journalist, a simple journalist of the truth.

05:56And if we did that point with Cristina Fernández,

05:58it is also worth doing it here,

05:59and we did it when it was against the aliexpósito,

06:02and then we can have opinions,

06:05here is one reason, here is the other reason.

06:07The question is another,

06:09what I frame in the background is that, right?

06:11And that's why...

06:13I totally agree with what you are saying, Marina.

06:16I say, besides, you see,

06:17this thing of having to do a kind of performance,

06:19of exam, of what you think of Kirchnerism.

06:21Let's see, in a program with Johnny Viales,

06:26I said a year and a half before the pandemic exploded,

06:30it is the worst government in the history of Argentine democracy,

06:32I support it,

06:33I think that the government of Alberto Fernández was a disgrace.

06:35I say, they fired me for working in a medium

06:37that was bought by a K businessman,

06:39because I don't want to make an account performance.

06:42Now, I think that, I always say the same thing,

06:45to politicians, to everyone,

06:48the obsequious are the first traitors.

06:50Doubt.

06:51The obsequious?

06:52The obsequious are the first traitors,

06:53because the obsequious need to look for the next one

06:56who has power.

06:57So I say, it's always interesting to see someone

07:00who has a critical view on some things,

07:01for me, on some things,

07:04and thinking differently is not turning you into an enemy.

07:07Nothing personal,

07:08the note of the president,

07:10who made a very interesting report, by the way,

07:12I was there behind this thing,

07:15I don't know what it was, the scenery,

07:17nothing, period.

07:19Good.

07:19Good, well, and then you did a very generous review

07:22of the titles you left.

07:24He doesn't look like an editor.

07:24That's because I edited.

07:26You see, when you edit,

07:28don't you happen to be making a note and you're editing it?

07:31Yes, of course.

07:31Then I made an edition of the report.

07:33Of course, of course.

07:34Well, Luis, you brought umbrellas,

07:36you brought the pilot, galocha.

07:38Everything.

07:39We're going to take a little break,

07:40we're going to do a little review, of course,

07:43in different places,

07:44because the rain has left its mark.

07:46Stay, because the opening is going to interest you, Luis,

07:48because it has to do with your city,

07:50because it is again, unfortunately, news, Rosario.

07:54You see that something happens,

07:56you must generate more trouble than we do.

07:58He puts on the magnifying glass, he takes out the magnifying glass,

08:00he puts on the magnifying glass.

08:01I don't think this has to do with anything other than sometimes

08:04we have such a porteocentric look from here

08:07that we forget that there are things that are really

08:10worrying in how people live.

08:13Obvious.

08:13And Rosario's drug war,

08:15if you allow me to call it that way,

08:17that I really hear myself call it that way,

08:20and the term costs me, it doesn't stop.

08:23Attention, because seven murders in 24 hours.

08:27Yes, five events, seven murders.

08:29We're going to do an exhaustive review

08:31and we're going to talk to specialists.

08:33I'll stay with you.

08:34Good show.

08:36Thank you, Luis.

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