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Construcción Plural - Programa 1169 · Construcción Plural - Radio Trend Topic

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  Plural construction, the renowned journalistic program of political analysis and current in its twentieth
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  season, with the leadership of Fernando Mauri and a team of prestigious analysts.
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  Listen to it on radio train topic which maybe friends very but very good afternoon.
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  Here we are starting the afternoon in plural construction. Half a hour we
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  ' ll try to get the game out. We will be if we can,
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  with Marcelo Cantelmi and otherwise as planned, with Don Julio Buroman. She
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  ' s very nice. The 19th almost twenty degrees. That' s TN
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  ' s screen at sixteen o' clock one today and I' m gonna
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  get hit by rain there is over, because you tempere makes us the cold
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  order, but it' s going to be cooler. Twenty- four.
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  The Belina accuses Senator Pellegrini of pressing, once again loan that he returns to
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  centrality along with the financial cao brands on a day of calm, with just
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  a little bit of going down the same country and keeping blue and raising the
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  other financiers. The mechl counted with like starts argenzuela stable constant stable of Jorge
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  Real, zincu n channel, twenty- six, Russia frustrates tempted them in
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  daily and the most last song is with publicity. He' s a pontollillo.
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  Then let' s see how we do it. They usually displaced the
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  leadership of the current police more than a month away from the secret meeting between
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  Maximo Pisner and Moreno. You' re rendezvousing them. I learned in the
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  PJ and if Infobae Donna Book I told them if in singing two thousand four
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  hundred fifty five risk country hardly drops a zero with more six that is under
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  ninety- six hundred thousand five hundred ninety- two points counted with Licky thousand
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  three hundred twenty- four thousand three hundred fifteen dollars me where I was going
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  today. Well, everything we talked about. It makes a long, two
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  - hour special show with Ferrari returnedson with Keeper standing the selection theme, as
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  you know here. Then that raisins we scream live, should come in the
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  worst renun a gago of glue that yes no good. The government of Emilés
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  one expectant, is magician, is populist, is afraid to lose against Messi,
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  to waste the play. In public opinion. Of course, going against
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  selection and not talking is a big problem. Going against Messi or talking can
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  ' t go against popular issues. Well, let' s see if we
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  can find Julio Burman right now. That' s where we start with him.
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  I sang the mic now for another time. There' s no problem.
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  Next week we are starting Tuesday, as Carlos has always arranged to share
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  the afternoon the beginning of the week, we, probably also Dr jue José
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  Waresti we will see there was a breaking news that said this was a rumor
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  published by an American media. I don' t think Washington or I'
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  m wrong that Obama thinks Byden should seriously reconsider. Those are the words that
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  I would have used and you capture him, for example, the sixth in
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  Spain for his condition is health. Either Obama believes that Vaiden or we'
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  re going to be President that these Baden incursors think it' s going well,
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  he should seriously reconsider the future of his candidacy. The former President of
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  the United States imprisoned in nearby circles, as revealed by the Washington Post,
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  that the President must consider is to seriously reconsider the future of his candidacy.
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  And there' s Harris Camera. One thinks that the most possible candidate in
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  this case in the middle yesterday very suggestive, all very suggestive, goes and
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  well said only this would leave the candidacy for the presidential race for a health
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  issue. And now it became known after that, though mild, but at
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  his age. He' s got covid here at Casa Valentina. I hear
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  you have covid who in the President of the Union. But the covid had
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  not gone well, that were some reminders and troublesome will be for older people,
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  not for young people. Obviously, luckily I read I allowed myself a
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  correction. Watching check the political correction and it was with first chap that gpt.
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  I didn' t ask him why, Camera. Harry tells you,
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  President, it' s not very popular and well I threw myself a piece
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  of very politically correct data. The last point in what the cha throws at
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  me probably has more to do with the unpopularity of Kamara Harris, the Vice
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  President, who would eventually be the one who has the most, Chances Burman,
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  will already tell me to replace complex national problems and is the sais point
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  of Chatse a long text that if one puts because it is and popularity of
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  calamala, Harris explains it. Harry has been in charge of dealing with complex
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  problems such as the migration crisis on the southern border and the reform of the
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  criminal justice system, which are extremely challenging tasks. I love how the word
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  defiant is fashioned. When there' s a problem, it' s a
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  challenge. I' m on board the divorce. Well, it' s
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  a challenging scenario. Well, it doesn' t have easy or quick solutions.
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  The political correction chap GPT is surprising. Sometimes, Don Julio Burman,
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  I' m a friend, good afternoon, how you doing hello, how
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  well you are. Well, you' re also guilty of a lot of
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  corruption, corruption, political correctness. I don' t think so, but
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  good. I' m trying to target you. I' m a narist.
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  No. Objectivity does not exist, we think wrong, there is impartiality.
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  Objectivity does not exist. No. What a joke is the intention to
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  be beyond the fact that I never make it. Not one, but I
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  say the director, is to try to be objective missions. Well, how
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  do you think the fruit finally falls from ripe and bden gives up the candidacy
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  these days, for these hours, reiters of his statement yesterday add up the
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  run, although slight this transcends. This is not Obama' s official words,
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  but it transcends different means of the world makes gold and a half.
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  How do you think I' m in the movie? Look what we'
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  re clear about, obviously, none of us have information and they' re
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  ever gonna have it. But what we have less than Bailen' s health
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  show became something than centrality to the whole campaign. It didn' t seem
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  like Trump wanted to compete with them with an even more dramatic fact. It
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  ' s a bullet in Teresa, but it still doesn' t have everything
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  under control. It' s the theme of dance health and, but that
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  ' s good or bad. That' s bad, no, no,
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  no, I' m just trying to see what this campaign is leaving,
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  I don' t say Julio, for the dance campaign that everyone focuses on
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  their health. It' s good, it' s bad objectively, like
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  saying, not for clan dancing, for dancing you' re bad now for
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  the search party for good, maybe you have the chance, as I said
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  abs just is to change it. Yeah, yeah, it' s replacing
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  him. The problem with Jerry' s replacement if you said he' s
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  an unpopular person and surely if they' re going to put another one,
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  they' re going to put someone that he' s got in competitive.
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  In addition, there is the great advantage that the quote advantage is that the
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  Bugro Party that here does not need to go to primary school, that is
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  to say it can put it to the Convention And that would even tell you
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  that the point of view of the democratity of processes is very complicated. But
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  to a great extent even desirable, because just the drama that has part of
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  Bucket was that Goran already painted as a candidate who was too old, but
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  still had a lot of support, perhaps for lack of another. How good
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  and good to see not this being able to make an Underwood now not a
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  frick Ander Bull is the house oscard. I mean, I mean, clearly
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  in your i I don' t want you to go back to tibo,
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  but I mean to get someone, an opportunist who couldn' t say in
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  the primary implas, but maybe and now he can go in through the back
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  door. Yes, yes, without having done fine work or wear. Again,
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  I don' t want to put you on the ropes. You'
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  re a fine analyst, but let' s leave it in terms of intuition.
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  You think it' s effective. My intuition is that I saw it
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  complicated, that it was lowered to bayo not to get off. But between
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  yesterday' s health statement, the covid and this Obama transcends, I try
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  to do as rigorously as possible, without rushing, without anxiety, but I
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  see it hugged and that candidacy sunk. It is my intuition that you say
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  none is there in Wington' s carcasses we don' t have, or
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  we' re sorry, but I was telling you that all the big media
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  in Nework, Tranjet and Economy, and it' s even all the media
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  and Anglo- Saxons are asking for the Vai nce months announcement. So good.
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  It' s like I actually thought that if Vais got over this one
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  it would be almost as heroic as Trump' s replacement of the bullet.
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  It wouldn' t be like the story of an older gentleman who still resists
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  that I think they were part of the whole show, too. He'
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  s riding around all of this that I don' t know how far you
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  guys are going. As a fine analyst, international reality. Actually on time,
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  I think quite a bit about the United States what happens to see is
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  that a President must unrelentingly aspire to re- election, and that Trump'
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  s leadership is such. So bought the conservatives from the Republican Party, that
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  we fell into these two vegstories with the saltiness that trum is not so much.
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  I mean, I mean, there' s no directional renewal for anything
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  that could be raised with Harris and that, surely, well, Trump let
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  ' s remember the listener if he' s elected and sees January they don
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  ' t have the possibility of a third term. It is prohibited by the
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  Constitution because it already had a first. You can have as American President at
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  any time, followed not consecutively by the case of two other terms. If
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  there is no more, I say generational regeneration is going to happen with the
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  thirty- nine- year- old vice president candidate. It was Trump'
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  s sign, but I' m saying what' s going on in the
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  American system that we have these two old- timers hanging around and no one
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  else has come out. Well, they' re two vegetorios as you say,
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  you' re very different, because trump more renovation than after. I
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  couldn' t see trumpin' that completely outside he wasn' t even a
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  councilman, he' s not even a Republican. And besides, it completely
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  changed the party because well, it didn' t change it as far as
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  right, because it was already coming from benevolent, but it was turned into
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  a Po Publica nationalist party since it was an absolutely liberal and conservative party in
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  a much more conventional sense. No, so the renovation is a total outburst
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  for the Republican Party. Well, I thought that moment was eight years ago.
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  This was generated, it started eight years ago. Not like that anymore.
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  But notice that when there was a little talk about the possibility, for
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  example, that a Ron de Santis, who is an important governor in Florida,
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  was renovation, it was talk about how much cheater he was about Ron
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  de Santis, It' s like it' s very difficult today to think
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  of a renewal that doesn' t come from the side of what tram represented.
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  Therefore, that renewal, the headdress would be a change of person,
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  but it would seem coin No one can in the Republican world renew the party,
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  but it is one if it is not a trapper as transmitted as Trump.
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  Therefore, it seems to me that the process of renewal of the Republican
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  Party is not yet to be expected, because it is in a great internal
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  revolution. There is no Democratic Party now. I think that the problem and
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  this I say to him as an owner of Argentina, was that a great
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  debate was created in the Democratic Party with the left area that had emerged that
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  we have identified as the wing of Bernis Sanders, but realio there was more
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  leader of that profile, so they were almost the European left and Vayden represented
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  as the resistance to all that, as the right- wing center that,
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  therefore, I believe he brought together all the Democrats that had to leave,
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  which becomes something else. And maybe that' s what Kamala Harris was saying.
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  I have to do with that because she is identified with this progressive sector,
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  which was quite resisted by the most centrist Democrats. So, well,
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  I think Byden stayed there as a guarantee that the Democratic Party is not going
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  to go so far to the left as to lose Democratic voter. Now it
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  would take another one to match that same profile, someone to ensure moderation.
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  Why Harrys is unpopular plus some issues of managing the immigration issue that got in
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  and apparently gave us a lot of good results. Opatten a little by vaive
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  what this unpopularity that is said to have Harry looks a little bit like.
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  Let' s say maybe I' m here speculating a little bit, but
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  maybe she' s located in a place that' s unrepresentative of many important
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  concerns of the Democratic voter. She was always left with a set of issues
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  that are important to many people, not to the majority. In a context
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  in which what is being discussed in the United States are the big alignments or
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  what is the economy, the foreign relations, cra a little bit the typical
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  prog the typical progress that defends minorities. I mean, he doesn' t
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  deal with the macro, the most important thing when there' s no problem,
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  but if he deals with political correction in terms of minority, let'
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  s say something like that, which at some point may have been important to
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  have a candidate who represents that ponies renewal, but at such a gras moment,
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  she' s either as good as or placated. Not everyone running away
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  today is discussing an election about the existence of the United States, almost because
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  if China becomes the number one superpower, now at any moment, it is
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  like the United States is going through a great shock where the dollar begins to
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  be questioned all over the world. The military role of the United States is
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  being questioned by the Russians, the Chinese will succinctly appear there the Indians and
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  the Turks will also question why the United States has to have the last word
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  in this or that region. I feel that they are no longer a number
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  one power, that is, for the United States to let you do number
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  one power is a very important issue, because the United States is what it
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  is, because it is the number one power Trump is not to say we
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  are still not Middle America, a ray of Get and Bden was also another
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  way of saying the same thing, it was not the alliance with the other
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  with Europe to defeat all these insolent ones. And in all that big debate
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  so deep and camela carry appears as someone who has a secondary agenda. No,
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  I don' t understand. I don' t understand myself. Today
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  another one was added in Trayeri and today, at least, I am circular.
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  I give Baden one more. He forgot the name of his Secretary of
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  Defense and called him a black man. The black man. One more stain
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  on the tip. After the failed shooting, let' s say the assassination
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  attempt. We already have to give practically and let' s give it so
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  suitors for the fact that trap is po President, it' s function of
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  what they have against us what we are talking about baden or a refiltration of
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  psychology. Well, good to see forgiveness not as such stayed. With all
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  this we' re going to put him back. The bombing show. It
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  doesn' t mean it' s an invention, but I' m saying
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  everything that' s found. But that gave him a centrality. But now
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  centeringeliera has the dance disease show You see that all this is a story that
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  is finally told the big campaign. So I think it' s like back
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  again that the truculent plot of if Byden has no tricks. It' s
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  just that he hears and that' s not capable of being President, he
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  ' s now becoming another centrality and we' re starting with a super-
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  candidate to put him on Michelle Obama. Suddenly, I don' t know
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  if you' re cheating anymore. I don' t see her. I
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  don' t see her at all. I don' t see it for
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  if it isn' t jay speculated article as it would be a great letter
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  to say surprise the entire readership undoubtedly, but you don' t see it.
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  It doesn' t seem like Gaby Newson' s name is that I
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  ' ve just quarried the California runner, but it' s either Harry'
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  s caamala it seems as far as you can see that you wouldn' t
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  get out of there I say yes, yes, the radiating appearance of husband
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  Obama breaks everything. I say, I repeat with all the caveats and the
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  case doesn' t seem to me that you' re going to arise on
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  that side, with a good candidacy. What you would have very much in
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  favor of is that also, like TN came from without experience and that for
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  many people is very attractive at certain times, as it was trumpes has not
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  had any political experience, as Emiley is attractive today in the voter. There
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  are certain contexts. People want instead, not and she would now represent a
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  change. Well, if we' re speculating with something that was, but
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  I made it a lost note and most of the note of Dimandra is good
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  and if I don' t already bathe it I could change a little bit
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  or competitiveness. I' m saying if it' s Harris Oe being California
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  ' s mistake. You see it and a reiter trumb you see it stinging
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  in quiet tip or it opens again a little bit. It' s shuffle
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  to what extent and give again. Well, there' s a figure who
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  ' s always spinning around and who, apart from that, represents a lot
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  like the stable in democrat, which is not encipelosi. Not even she who
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  went into this period, was this almost for the moment seemed more important than
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  vaid in the American political system. And, well, that' s always
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  a candidate for redundancy, too, and here it would be the Underwood in
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  the background, because she' s just the great operator of Congress, who
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  never had too much luck with the 50s. That' s why you never
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  finish playing and a lot of fast juleo. He' s eighty- four,
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  but well, yeah, well, well, like we said, I
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  want to make can that you' re going to pull and with all the
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  candidates that are so big, not mommies trm but good. Trump is seventy
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  - eight, I think, and he wanted clear chen three. The end
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  is to send you that I would start in which I would live, well,
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  okay, yeah, yeah, they' re gonna end. We'
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  re going to start seventy- eight with eighty- n a lot of generational
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  renewal. The old man thing, with all due respect to bidon a tough
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  old lady. What do I know about the process? There' s a
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  lot of old people. It' s just not and besides, it'
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  s a story of people who live a hundred years I' m attractive.
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  What you thought of it all, I say all you said when you passed
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  the Trump jo jo jo of the attack that what clarified it well I don
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  ' t mean. You didn' t mean what your setup would have been,
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  let alone. How did you think I said I don' t know
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  to see my law and or the Spanish boxing that is the international left.
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  I mean, it wasn' t apparently like everything at the moment seems to
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  me to indicate a loose nut that the John Lennons want fame or that I
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  ' m the same killer John Lennon, I mean, but that it'
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  s going to be the international left. That mounted the campaigns of the ultras
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  of Republicans or Trump who say this was all prepared by the secret service to
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  leave a series and wanted to kill Donald etcetera, or someone else' s.
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  But that a hundred was a montage to victimize him by the mounters,
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  not because he hit him in the ear, hit him a little bit more
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  and killed him. But I say, in time of networks, what the
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  hell if you can do above all these phenomena that we see today exacerbated,
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  let' s say with networks. Well, it' s a topic that
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  ' s been dealt with in the careers communication sciences of the 1990s. How
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  politics becomes that in addition to a show a story to tell and increasingly looks
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  like a movie. What we are seeing always seems that if not someone interesting
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  story, can not see a campaign and the old campaign with platforms and for
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  candidates saying their proposals no longer interests anyone. Everybody wants a story to a
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  show. Basically not. And, well, I think Villey himself in an
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  interview they do on the channel where if they do interviews, when Cristina tells
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  him she tells her a showman and Law responds with a voice of looking like
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  to do as the real Miley, talking and saying. And, well,
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  we need at one time it requires a little show. There is not my
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  law that all a small confession that he knows perfectly well that I am setting
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  him up all the time, because it is the kind of policy that is
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  being made at this time and I believe that this model of there is politics
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  became so widespread that there is no longer any president of this boating sar.
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  There are some who do it more thoroughly, but more or less we are
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  all doing show at this time of the Presidents of America lemina and for the
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  President of our country to say, I say as to the Bascales of Spain,
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  like the ultras these, the first reaction is to throw it to the
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  left and give it to an international left. It' s not even a
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  local issue in America anymore. With all the subject that we have of the
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  loose lonies, what milestones that here in fame, I am abuse of arms
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  by the guerta amendment of what reaction generates you to say another fighe new I
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  do not say one more. It is not that yes, but that it
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  is not even the news is a political discourse with which the new right,
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  or the so- called new right, wants to explain everything as that all.
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  It' s a big battle against the dominant left. And that'
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  s good, my law does. In Argentina all these leaders do it to
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  Bascal, Well Marin depends much more on cabotage, let' s say,
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  but they do it all as saying that they are in a battle that is
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  played on many sides. So, Mirey, if he wins a box in
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  some region of Spain, he feels like a win. So, well,
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  everyone' s got the préte. How many others do these, how many
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  more returns, whether it is the core of hard or it is to stay,
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  to keep the gymnastics of the hard core, because I say to Donia
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  Rosa, as Barna Ardoneuta of the center would say, let' s say
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  it doesn' t go or come to her, but no one I think
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  buy this from the left that dominates the world. The left is friendship.
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  On the left, the international waiting took place. I mean, I mean
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  that' s for gymnastics, for my own, let' s say what
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  I already have insurance for. And probably on the one hand that, because
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  I think, like you, you' re implying what you' re saying,
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  that that' s not what you' re afraid most people will die.
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  I think so too. I think most move for other reasons, not
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  much more like what happens in the supermarket or what happens in the security of
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  the neighborhood. Now it seems to me that, on the one hand,
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  it maintains AIDS the hard core gives you identity and besides that it is a
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  form of plants that Villahi has to show that he is above the average of
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  politics. He plays this game, that he' s on a world level
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  and that makes it different. And you what he does in the background is
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  not to show how different he is now. If I say hello to see
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  we go, if I go out now on the street, it' s
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  naked, or that' s more tempered. I' m different, too.
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  I think it is, that being instinct, is the bottom of the
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  overall goal. And besides, being different by facing someone and I think it
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  ' s like the same thing that is played at the local level is played
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  at the international level, it' s like it' s the same speech.
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  No, but facing tends let' s say caste, caste, spends
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  it facing whom. Well, we already know that this caste thing is moving.
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  It' s moving a little and meaning in the Charter and suddenly it
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  ' s like I' m this in the Cold War already moving too.
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  It' s the border. And well, and the Act suddenly is now
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  the international left, United Nations progressism is changing what caste is. But right
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  now the caste is also Pedro Sánchez, for example, he is a Social
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  Democrat, he is not a communist at all. Let us not clarify how
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  the German put with the President of Ulemas Crol if you want but well,
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  yes, center mcroma, but well, the real day I say no further
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  than later he winks to the left. But the government per says macro.
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  It doesn' t have much difference, I say and someone internationally can consume
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  this beyond the acolytes themselves, that I don' t know, I say
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  it was you to give and let them give lessons to the davos because they
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  are leftist. In other words, the world is or is dominated by not
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  even social democracy, by some progressism, by the left. Someone can buy
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  that out of your own that you applaud desperate of a don' t know,
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  but you who are seeing in mile but as you have a known figure
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  in many countries, there aren' t many countries in America, China where
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  they' re all worried because totally, totally, but to see it'
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  s okay. But I' m coming back with what I told you,
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  with the crap I said, it' s kind of naked. They'
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  re different, I' m flashy now, yeah, I' m famous
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  to have I' m going to do a brutality. Hitler was also famous,
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  I mean, but the fame that costs, with what convictions and with
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  what real or sustained data he opens up in Europe comes to the figure of
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  Milenia speaking in Spain. Now after, the substance, that is, the
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  fame has it, the breaking eggs, breaks but the subject after, the
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  substance, or so coherence or that it has. Let' s say,
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  not good, but I don' t know to what extent what you'
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  re proposing is such an important value Today it doesn' t seem like to
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  play the communication game in the networks and to guarantee to be famous aleas,
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  if more, you need to draw attention, than to say very rational things.
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  Let' s say it like this, not total total, but that
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  allows you to win. Now you allow yourself to rule, because I say
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  we have melons I call him Lune. In Italy, for example, what
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  has been centered there was a little problem with neo- Nazi things, it
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  took them out, the censurón, the e- mails, that is,
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  I say one thing in the campaign or it will make noise. And another
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  thing is in principle going down a bit, that noise ruling in my liye.
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  It seems that it does not happen, it is that this is of
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  pragmatism, that we know that there were them from the base law is to
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  Pope Patricia Buo, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
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  It seems like a lot of people follow the showl and it doesn'
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  t differ much. It' s the permanent campaign, as well as life.
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  The end of quindrism makes a permanent campaign. But more of the show
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  and the networks let' s say it seems to me that it' s
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  the game that everyone is playing as well and that he' s going to
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  play it all the way. On the one hand, yes, he is
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  trying to see how he does to govern inflation and markets, that he does
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  not finish responding to what he is making caputo, but at the same time,
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  his game before public opinion. Your way of thinking every time you'
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  re in a camera has a lot to do with it. So, I
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  think it' s two levels and it' s true if you see it
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  law very focused on nue of those my levels, which is the one of
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  being all the time moving the public conversation. As you say now, no,
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  but of course, that doesn' t necessarily lead you to rule.
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  It is another dimension My leide impresses that much of those other dimensions, more
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  of the gestiolas, is delegating. He didn' t look at it completely.
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  Both the entire management, as it was, for example, the Nestor
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  Killa, who was someone who transmitted in the ibueno not who and that is
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  the other extroono, but mene yes, well who was the other end of
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  the obsession menm let do, but was above b to have permanent cabinet information.
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  One has the idea that he had much more connection with so Goinetus led
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  as the one of menem letting not the obsession of who was the day-
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  to- day. But my laws like that between the trips between the Swiets
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  and others, it seems like, in fact it is the small table of
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  Caputo and the Chico Caputo and Karina and eventually some Franco, something of Bullrichr,
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  something of the Minister of Economy. And stop counting, yes. I
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  think that' s why I think it' s important for the Millay model,
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  because it' s not going to change this model that we said connecting
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  him behind the Sports Secretariat, seeing the day- to- day in the
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  pre- selection execution, as it was done, for example, that that
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  ' s why it' s also sixty years maybe, but since it'
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  s not going to be that good model. I think it' s important
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  for Miley' s model of functions that has more Frank- type ministos,
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  where they seem to be more management- oriented and less communication- oriented.
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  I think those two profiles should coexist. He' s coming with some of
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  that, too. He didn' t let it do, but he had
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  the minister who was transmitting that they were doing well Menem. I think that
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  was a little Menem' s model that everyone remembers, including the great adversaries
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  and anti- menemists, who have as an intellectual respect or what there is
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  Nene' s cabinet. No, yes, people who say no, cobra
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  ghe Drumi and Bausar knew nothing. In this case they will criticize them morally.
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  But I think Ani per my law lacks a tiny black- spa of
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  meaning. Okay, Julio, a big hug. Thank you so much,
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  uh, please hug, big hug, well, Julio Burban here in plural
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  construction, the last Miley. He needs a more east- style cabinet in
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  the direction of Carlos Menem, the political idol of Javier Millen. Mr Les
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  and gentlemen, we leave, we meet on Tuesday, at the start of
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  the week at two o' clock in the afternoon, with Carlos for we
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  will surely be with ferrari and volvels are with Rosman, with juarezte and good
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  with different voices Airú perhaps in the coming week the second of the winter vacation
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  here, in Federal capital r in Buenos Aires, we will be coming back.
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  Thank you Juan, as always for putting in the air. Thank you
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  very much Silvia, for the preproduction be Bye Buen fin de o o S
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  S S. S