Latest / Turley Talks / Ep. 4248 Here’s What’s REALLY Happening with Bolsonaro Coming to the US!!!
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- 0:21[SPEAKER_00]: Just three days after Brazil's questionable presidential election, the man who nearly defeated the country's most powerful left-wing machine has escaped.
- 0:31[SPEAKER_00]: Flavio Bolsonaro, the son of former president, Jay or Bolsonaro, stepped off a private jet Miami just hours ago.
- 0:39[SPEAKER_00]: amid a political firestorm stretching from Brazil to the White House.
- 0:44[SPEAKER_00]: Hey, gang, it's me, Dr. Steve, your Patriot Professor, and we're about to find out what's really going on with the Brazilian election and the Bolsonaro right-wing dynasty.
- 0:54[SPEAKER_00]: Flavios, many of you know, escape Brazil after their ultra corrupt Supreme Court justice, Alexandra Demorais, ordered him to surrender his passport and barred him from leaving the country.
- 1:06[SPEAKER_00]: Now, this order given literally minutes after the far left leader Lula de Silva won the election quote unquote within the serious 10 million votes that suddenly surfaced over the last three weeks, Bolsonaro wasn't having any of it, he reportedly crossed New Argentina.
- 1:24[SPEAKER_00]: flew through Ecuador and arrived in Florida after the Trump administration authorized visas for him and for his family.
- 1:31[SPEAKER_00]: And President Trump's response, he said he quote certainly approves of Flavio coming to America and he called the Brazilian election quote very strange and said that while the result may stand the way Brazil reached it looked terrible.
- 1:46[SPEAKER_00]: reported this on Monday, polls were originally supposed to close at 5 p.m. Brazilian time, Brazilian being the capital, Brazil right around that time after a number of precincts had already closed and votes were already being counted.
- 2:01[SPEAKER_00]: Supreme Court Justice Christiana Zenene, who was appointed to the Supreme Court by Lula,
- 2:08[SPEAKER_00]: After serving as Lula's personal defense attorney during a massive corruption trial that put Lula in jail, that very same Supreme Court justice issued an emergency order extending voting for another two hours until 7 p.m.
- 2:25[SPEAKER_00]: in heavily-lu-lu-favored regions of the country, so a Supreme Court justice would deep personal and professional times to the sitting president intervened at the final moment and changed the timetable of the election in which that same president was fighting for his political survival.
- 2:44[SPEAKER_00]: Now, of course.
- 2:45[SPEAKER_00]: Immediately, Bolsonaro called for the intervention on acceptable turns out that Zineen overwrote the authority of Brazil's specialized electoral court, and that oversees elections, and the Supreme Court just has changed the rules after voting and already begun, and in some locations had already ended.
- 3:06[SPEAKER_00]: So the specialized electoral court,
- 3:09[SPEAKER_00]: actually saw no need to extend voting hours, but the single Supreme Court justice did it anyway.
- 3:15[SPEAKER_00]: And then when all was counted, Lula ended up with upwards of 10 million more votes.
- 3:21[SPEAKER_00]: Then he got in the first round of the presidential election just three weeks ago, while Flavio ended up with only an additional four million.
- 3:30[SPEAKER_00]: even though all the other candidates in the first round were all center right.
- 3:35[SPEAKER_00]: So everyone, of course, assumed Flavia would go on to win because he would get those votes, which he appeared to do with the extra 4 million he got.
- 3:44[SPEAKER_00]: But then Lula comes up with this mysterious 10 million votes.
- 3:48[SPEAKER_00]: after a Supreme Court justice that he appointed intervened.
- 3:52[SPEAKER_00]: So the whole thing stinks and then to make matters even worse, another Supreme Court justice guy, Moray, who looks like a DC comic villain.
- 4:01[SPEAKER_00]: Before the votes were even fully tallied, he ordered Bolsonaro to surrender
- 4:07[SPEAKER_00]: his travel documents, his passport amid a sudden round of federal investigations involving alleged money laundering in illegal foreign currency transactions.
- 4:18[SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, right.
- 4:19[SPEAKER_00]: So, Flavia knew exactly what they had planned.
- 4:22[SPEAKER_00]: They did the same thing to his father who was sentenced to 27 years in prison.
- 4:27[SPEAKER_00]: It's the old law fair playbook that the authoritarian left loves to play
- 4:35[SPEAKER_00]: attempting to neutralize an enemy immediately after an election, and by publicly saying Flavio was welcome, Trump transformed a Brazilian domestic crisis into an international confrontation.
- 4:48[SPEAKER_00]: America is not merely where Flavio landed, under Trump it could become the platform from which he challenges the political and judicial forces aligned against make no mistake.
- 5:01[SPEAKER_00]: Flavius not entering an empty room.
- 5:03[SPEAKER_00]: He's joining dozens upon dozens of Brazilian journalists, bloggers, activists and political figures abroad, who say they fled Brazil because a fair hearing was impossible there.
- 5:15[SPEAKER_00]: Spain actually refused to extradite.
- 5:18[SPEAKER_00]: a blogger as Waldo Estacchio after finding an evident political connection and motivation in the conduct alleged against them American authorities have refused to execute Brazil's effort to extradite journalist Alan Duss Santos.
- 5:36[SPEAKER_00]: with reporting indicating that as alleged defenses were treated as speech protected in the United States.
- 5:42[SPEAKER_00]: There's an Italian appeals court that's refused to extradite a fellow by the name of Eduardo Tuglia Farrow, a former Moray's aide accused of leaking confidential information because it found a concrete risk of defense rights and impartiality when Moray's was personally affected by the alleged disclosures while also directing the investigation and issuing the arrest order.
- 6:06[SPEAKER_00]: So there were many, many Brazilians in exile as it were fleeing from what they see to be an increasingly authoritarian Marxist regime that has zero tolerance for political competitors, particularly those on the political right.
- 6:21[SPEAKER_00]: So what can we expect from Flavio here in the United States?
- 6:26[SPEAKER_00]: That's exactly what we're about to find out.
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- 9:01[SPEAKER_00]: A number of years ago, I had the honor of interviewing the renowned Brazilian political philosopher Olovo de Cavalio at the Brazilian Embassy in D.C. Now, Olovo was fascinating.
- 9:12[SPEAKER_00]: He moved to Virginia back in 2005, and from thousands of miles away, he used books,
- 9:19[SPEAKER_00]: online philosophy courses, a very popular YouTube channel, and social media to shape a generation of Brazilian conservatives.
- 9:28[SPEAKER_00]: His channel grew beyond a million followers.
- 9:31[SPEAKER_00]: His students entered the Bolsonaro movement, and Jair Bolsonaro himself displayed one of the lava's books during his 2018 victory speech.
- 9:40[SPEAKER_00]: Flavio himself traveled to a lava's Virginia home in 2012 to
- 9:48[SPEAKER_00]: Flavio personally witnessed how Olavo's influence crossed borders.
- 9:54[SPEAKER_00]: Olavo held no office yet his ideas and students reach Brazil's foreign and education ministries.
- 10:01[SPEAKER_00]: By contrast, Flavio begins with far more.
- 10:04[SPEAKER_00]: Half the national vote.
- 10:06[SPEAKER_00]: Loyal law makers enties to Trump's America.
- 10:09[SPEAKER_00]: But there is a crucial difference.
- 10:11[SPEAKER_00]: Olavo was an intellectual and surgeon in self-imposed exile, whereas Flavio is an elected senator who left in defiance of a court order while facing a sham politically motivated investigation.
- 10:27[SPEAKER_00]: If he turns America into a mere refuge, obviously his influence could fade, but if he makes it a command center, publishing evidence, giving interviews, organizing legal advocacy, emphasizing due process, he could actually become the international spokesman for the Brazilian right with Trump's shadow behind him, cheering him on.
- 10:51[SPEAKER_00]: And this is where Lula has an enormous problem.
- 10:53[SPEAKER_00]: You see, Flavia may be outside Brazil, but his movement, the movement behind him now possesses unprecedented power inside Brazil.
- 11:03[SPEAKER_00]: Bolsonaro's party won 121, a 513 seats in the Chamber of Deputies in 28 of the 81 in the Senate, making it the largest party in both houses.
- 11:16[SPEAKER_00]: broader center-right forces are estimated to control roughly 57% of the chamber and 62% of the Senate.
- 11:23[SPEAKER_00]: So the right's first task is not the theatrical outrage, it's organization.
- 11:28[SPEAKER_00]: It needs to unite the party with the various center-right parties, block Lula's most radical bills, control key committee committees.
- 11:38[SPEAKER_00]: scrutinized budgets and appointments, protect political speech, and force public votes that reveal who supports judicial accountability.
- 11:47[SPEAKER_00]: Now with one third of either chamber, lawmakers can establish a parliamentary inquiry commission with investigative powers over a defined matter and fixed period.
- 11:58[SPEAKER_00]: The Senate can also try Supreme Court justices for crimes of responsibility, although conviction requires two thirds, 54 senators, so conservatives would have to persuade the political center to convict.
- 12:12[SPEAKER_00]: The path forward is using every constitutional lever inside Brazil, while at the same time, Flavio internationalizes the argument outside it.
- 12:26[SPEAKER_00]: Congress can hold hearings, demand records, investigated abuses, block Lula's agenda, and make every conflict visible.
- 12:34[SPEAKER_00]: eggsiles can speak where Brazilian court orders have less reach, Flavio can bridge them, providing the movement remains peaceful and factual and discipline.
- 12:44[SPEAKER_00]: So, no, Bolsonaro coming to America does not necessarily mean he's surrendered.
- 12:50[SPEAKER_00]: Lula may hold the presidency, Maurice may hold extraordinary judicial power, but the Brazilian Wright holds the largest blocks in Congress, a vast national constituency, and now a presidential contender broadcasting from the United States.
- 13:06[SPEAKER_00]: Olovedicavalia proved that physical distance does not have to mean political relevance.
- 13:12[SPEAKER_00]: In the digital age, exile can become a megaphone.
- 13:15[SPEAKER_00]: And if Flavio combines Olovo's cultural strategy with congressional resistance at home and international pressure abroad, Lula may soon discover that driving is a potent out of Brazil didn't silence his opposition.
- 13:30[SPEAKER_00]: It globalized it.
- 13:32[SPEAKER_00]: The election may be over, but the struggle is only beginning.
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