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Spanish TV Butt Grab · Let's Ask the Mamas!

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  We got a question for American mama. Dear mamas, did you see the
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  video of the reporter getting her butt grabbed live on air? Well, let's
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  ask our American mama's Mama, Mama, and joining us now our American Mama's
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  Terry Netterville and Kimberly Burlison. Okay, so this was a story out of
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  Spain, and so I kind of needed subtitles to get through some of it.
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  But there was a female reporter on the streets in Spain, just reporting,
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  and you see this guy walking up behind her. He se he clearly
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  sees the camera. He walks up and he grabs her butt, and she
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  kind of like jumps on camera. He doesn't walk off, he walks just
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  a little bit off camera. And in the middle of the reporting, the
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  male anchor back in this newsroom stops and says, wait a minute, did
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  that guy just grab you live on air? And the reporter very embarrassedly said
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  yes, yes he did. And he said, okay, uh, that's
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  not acceptable. We're gonna put a stop to that. And they eventually they
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  reported this guy to the police and years later arrested. Oh wow. You
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  know what's so interesting about it is I was proud of her for her professionalism
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  because he comes up, he does it looks like he like tapped her on
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  the butt or something. But she continued to do her reporting even though you
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  know, inside she was thinking what the heck because he didn't just walk by
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  and keep going. He stayed there and watched her while she was working,
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  So that hadn't been intimidate. I think that hadn't been weird. But she
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  was so professional. Here's what I love. They go back to the studio
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  and and the guy looks like a father figure. He does, he doesn't
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  look like he's her age, and he says in Spanish, did he just
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  did he just touch you? And so she's she's actually awkward and embarrassed,
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  and he's like, yes, he actually did, says it in Spanish,
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  and then I don't know, I don't speak Spanish, but then he said
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  something you could tell it was very He was monishing that person. He was
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  not happy with the situation. He said, you tell him told her what
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  to say, right, So she stops the interview. Yeah, this is
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  not okay, You're not to do that, and you know he was protecting
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  her. This is when I love when men do this because gosh, dang
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  it, these people who are saying poop poo to toxic masculinity kind of crap.
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  Let's be clear about what you're saying. You like the part that men
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  do, You don't, not the part of the guy walking up and grabbing
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  the butt, but the part I like that if it's Kevin, okay,
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  but yeah, no, you're right. I may have messed that up.
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  But but the protective anchor who saw this, and it's kind of like that
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  soccer player that's a female ref. The soccer player comes and gets in her
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  face and she stands up to him, but it was the other, the
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  male ref that came in between him and gave him another car. And like,
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  I'm sorry, y'all, but I love that me too. We're we
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  are the weaker sex. We are so to be able to do her job
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  professionally and to be able to stand there with someone, you know, yelling
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  in your face, that is strength. But then to have a man come
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  up and go heck no, I love that. Well. It's men making
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  other men accountable. Yes, in every area of life, it is important.
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  The men in our country like this in their country must be strong.
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  Yes, they must stand up. That's their job. Yes, in my
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  opinion, that is their job. We just like her, you're embarrassed,
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  like you immediately want to always okay, so yeah, yeah, yeah,
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  yeah, it's okay, okay. I mean we did it ourselves in school
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  when boys did it. I mean it's the same kind of thing. You're
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  just like, you're silly. Yeah, yeah, don't do that. But
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  it's going to take other men saying, hey, don't do you just do
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  that to you exactly, and then to follow through with him being arrested.
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  I loved it. I loved it. It's kind of like the president of
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  the soccer team. What team would I guess it was? Here? He's
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  the president of the Spanish soccer association. Yeah. And after the women's Spanish
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  soccer team won the World Cup for the first time earlier this year, yea,
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  as the star player gets up on the platform to be able to get
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  her medal, he just full on face plant kisses her. Yeah. And
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  he's since has been he's finally stepped down. It created a firestorm of attention
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  in Spain. He has finally stepped down as the head of the soccer association
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  in Spain because of it. Okay, I'm probably gonna be unpopular with this,
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  but give me a freaking break. They were all celebrating, he was,
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  They were hugging each other, She hugged him. They were talking,
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  they were laughing, and he gave her He brought her, he gave her
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  a kiss. I think if it had been a male, he would have
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  brought him in and kissed him on the head or something. That was a
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  celebratory thing. And then she was fine with it. They talked, yupped
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  it up. It was great until the media put it in her head.
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  Hey, that was harassment. I was disappointed in her. I mean,
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  he apologized, he said, I didn't mean anything, but I was just
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  caught up in the moment. It's not a good look. I made a
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  mistake, you know, and all of that. It would have been a
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  battle at her to go. Look, I was in the moment too,
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  didn't mean anything. I didn't feel anything sexual from him. But I was
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  sad that she kind of went into the me too way. I see,
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  this is what scares me. I don't like that it's not one fits all
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  because there's different relationships, there's different friendships men and women. But because of
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  women like this that come back and say this is you shouldn't have done that,
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  and so it's going to change the relationships of men and women. Well,
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  this is any environment. This is what we saw during the Me Too
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  movement. Yeah, it's such a shame. And I you know, I
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  feel sorry for him because he didn't have a job. He was, but
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  it just seemed like it was just a celebratory Oh my gosh, this is
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  just the greatest thing in the world, and it turned into something ugly for
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  him. Yeah. So you're glad with them anchor holding the other random man
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  to account. Yeah, but with the head of the soccer association, he
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  held himself to account. He said, I'm sorry I got carried away.
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  It wasn't sexual, he didn't mean. I really think that if it had
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  been another man, he would have kiss him on forehead, you know,
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  he would have hugged him just as tightly. But since it was and she
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  was fine with it until she wasn't it feel like I asked our American mamas
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  a question. Go to our website American ground Radio dot com slash Mama's and
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  click on the ask them Mama's button. Tarn out of Ville, Kimberly Burlison,
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  thank you so much. Thank you,