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00:00:03October 6th, the deadline only one, the Fox to see if AFD can
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00:00:47Here is my promise: if the Republicans win the
00:00:50House of Representatives and the United States Senate,
00:00:54both of them, because of our
00:00:56economic, tremendous economic.
00:01:085000 for all
00:01:11adults in the United States was the promise President Trump made
00:01:15from Dallas on September 10th and has reiterated since
00:01:19then in the midst of the debate about how viable
00:01:22it is, how possible it is and if adults in the United States
00:01:26will receive as long as... Republicans
00:01:30retain the House and the Senate, that is one of
00:01:34the topics we will discuss today, I'm going to start this week
00:01:37by introducing our guests here in Washington are María
00:01:40Teresa Cardona, also Ard Stopiñan, in
00:01:45they carried in their luggage, in Los Angeles Octavio Pescador and in
00:01:47Miami, Óscar de la Rosa, thank you very much to all four for
00:01:50joining us, I'm going to start with you,
00:01:53500
00:01:57if President Trump manages to get the Republicans. to have the House and
00:02:00Senate if they win, that has been described as a bribe, it has
00:02:05your reference point to find out what been described as something that will not happen also within the same
00:02:07Republican party they have said that Trump is now
00:02:09a socialist,
00:02:12it's a brilliant
00:02:14oil with Iran, idea from our leader, President Donald Trump,
00:02:17I'm ready Juan Carlos for my $5, and if
00:02:21Maria doesn't want it, she can give me the 500 and I'll
00:02:24spend it, look, the reality is that the tariffs
00:02:28that President Trump. and this administration
00:02:31imposed have resulted in a lot of
00:02:35additional funds to the country and as
00:02:38a businessman and as a businessman President
00:02:42Trump wants to have a partnership, an
00:02:45association with American voters and
00:02:49wants to share those United States profits,
00:02:53so I think it's a good idea, I don't think it's a
00:02:56bribe, it's just having a share.
00:03:00if Republicans win these $5 for working
00:03:04people in the United States. A small detail:
00:03:07the tariffs imposed by President Trump were repealed by the Supreme Court and
00:03:11he had to return the money to the large corporations that
00:03:14paid the tariffs that were not
00:03:17have been here legally to
00:03:17they least want is for him to returned to Americans yet,
00:03:20not yet and never. Now,
00:03:22yes Maria, President Trump's 5000,
00:03:26oh please, this man
00:03:29thinks we are stupid, I would say
00:03:33another word, but I don't want to be vulgar, so
00:03:36again, I'm waiting for the
00:03:39$2 he promised us at the beginning when he implemented
00:03:43all the tariffs, the American people
00:03:47already understand that this president all he has left
00:03:51to win are bribes, extortion,
00:03:54lies and and and all
00:03:58this because he knows. that Republicans will do very badly
00:04:02on election night in November and
00:04:06why will they do badly Juan Carlos? Because Trump
00:04:09and his administration have
00:04:11imposed a lot of
00:04:13policies that have been a
00:04:17betrayal of the promises they made in the
00:04:212024 campaign, they promised
00:04:24to lower inflation, they promised to lower the costs
00:04:27of everyday life.
00:04:31locations with they promised not to get us into eternal wars and guess
00:04:34what he has done, he has done completely the opposite, inflation
00:04:38is more today than it was when Trump
00:04:41took office, costs
00:04:44incredibly much, much higher,
00:04:48we have to pay more for everything
00:04:51than when Trump took office, the
00:04:55wars, we are in a war in Iran that he doesn't even know how to get us
00:04:58out of, he doesn't have any strategy, he doesn't even know why he entered that war,
00:05:02the majority of the American people, 75% think that
00:05:06war was a terrible idea, that's why you see
00:05:09Donald Trump's approval numbers are in the
00:05:1330s, the low 30s,
00:05:15so that's why he's making these ridiculous
00:05:19promises that no one believes, it's
00:05:21desperation on the part of Donald Trump and the
00:05:24Republicans. Oscar, how do you see this offer from President Trump, because he
00:05:28made it and has reiterated it, to give 500 to each adult if
00:05:32Republicans retain the House and the
00:05:34Senate,
00:05:38yes, look, the important thing to understand is
00:05:41that the President of the United States Donald Trump always has
00:05:45the residents and the citizens as his
00:05:48priority, why do I say that, because if Democrats mention
00:05:51that the economy is bad and there is a lot of inflation, why are they
00:05:55so against giving $5 to each person who
00:05:58needs it now in the United States, that is the first question, in
00:06:022021, under the Biden administration they gave away 5
00:06:05trillion dollars and they are not worried about the economic
00:06:09responsibilities that the country
00:06:12It is correct, much of this money he mentioned, is a dividend from the
00:06:16tariffs that
00:06:20the president's intention, not to accumulate
00:06:23another budget now to be able to
00:06:26question is that if we do have to take this proposal to
00:06:30be able to ask for $5 for
00:06:34adult Carlos who are in the United States, why are Democrats
00:06:37están en contra de eso, hace 5 años estaban en favor de regalar
00:06:41that's the first question I have, I see a
00:06:45little hypocrisy with the Democratic party, second, we have
00:06:48to understand what is happening internationally, the reason inflation
00:06:51is rising, yes, 100%, there are things the president does that
00:06:55I am not, I'm not going to say I agree with
00:06:59things he does I agree with, why, because the president's interest
00:07:02and the interest of this
00:07:05citizens of the United States, number one, we see right
00:07:08now less than 5,000 illegal entries at the border.
00:07:12Under Joe Biden we saw 250,000
00:07:15monthly, we are protecting our
00:07:18country, number one, if the concern we have now is
00:07:23the dependence on international
00:07:26what we just did with Venezuela and the agreement we just reached in Venezuela is to
00:07:30help that dependence, not having to be always
00:07:34dependent on Iran in straight or moves, but Democrats don't like the
00:07:38agreement we just reached with Venezuela either, the problem I see and they mention that
00:07:42obviously. Donald Trump's approval has dropped, what I would like to analyze
00:07:45and see that is correct data is that a
00:07:48year ago the Democratic party itself had an approval
00:07:52of 85% among its own party, Democratic
00:07:55voters were in favor of the party
00:07:5885%, it has dropped in less than 12 months to
00:08:0270%, and the question is very
00:08:05simple, why is the Democratic party moving towards
00:08:09socialism, not only in New York, in California.
00:08:46Maria, Maria, wait, I'm going to give the floor to Octavio, as far as
00:08:49I understand, those who give away things are socialists and I tell
00:08:53people that I'm going to give Octavio $5, simply for
00:08:56voting as I want him to vote, that doesn't
00:08:59seem like a very capitalist principle, but how do you see this offer from the president that he has
00:09:03reiterated and that it is not the first time, he had offered
00:09:06$2 for tariffs, he had offered another series of payments that
00:09:10are not materialized, but this one in particular.
00:09:12and at this moment when the midterm elections are approaching
00:09:15he is campaigning Juan Carlos, don't,
00:09:19remember that in the campaign you promise, promise, promise
00:09:22to see what happens after you get the results, right now
00:09:26it looks very difficult, the national average advantage
00:09:29that Democrats have in terms of voter preferences
00:09:33is about eight points, which was more or less what they had in
00:09:362018, which was called the famous blue
00:09:40wave, so despite... that, redistricting and a series of
00:09:44factors help Republicans a lot to
00:09:47and they are thinking where to spend
00:09:51their money because Alaska is getting difficult to keep the Senate
00:09:55so that is a reality, not that
00:09:58he has the wind against
00:10:01him, he has to do something because he likes to be the protagonist
00:10:05he wants people to think it's him on the ballot, which it's not in
00:10:08reality, but even if it were him, many of the Republicans, especially those
00:10:12in Congress in positions, holding local positions, are
00:10:16running, they don't want to get near him, not even as a joke, why,
00:10:19because when there's something that doesn't attract votes but repels
00:10:23votes, you don't want to be near it, so that's a
00:10:27real problem the president has, in international
00:10:30terms, the reason, even though
00:10:32the United States has achieved this
00:10:35agreement, which many Democratic voices in the
00:10:39world, not only in Venezuela, say is not beneficial for the
00:10:43democratization of the country, even if we have oil, we don't
00:10:46have it in hand, we have to invest in extracting it, that's one thing,
00:10:51cost of diesel, for example, which is an
00:10:55immediate crisis we have that affects everything, it affects agriculture,
00:10:58it affects aviation, it affects a series of industries, no, and
00:11:02finally, speaking of socialism, Juan Carlos, even artificial
00:11:05intelligence is acting in its socialist way, the
00:11:09agents who agreed said, you know what, some of us sacrifice
00:11:13ourselves so that others triumph, and somewhat authoritatively, because they appointed
00:11:16a leader who said, break all the
00:11:20rules, but I want to win and I will always win, so they will leave me where
00:11:23I am. And it was President Trump who in his speech
00:11:27told his followers to do all the necessary cheating to
00:11:31win amidst his denunciations of the mail-in
00:11:35voting system that he uses and that he says he can because he is the president
00:11:49of a bombing, unfiltered,
00:11:51they should not treat our young people
00:11:55like that anywhere, here the question is, is there
00:11:59freedom of belief in the country, in Spain, this type of phenomenon
00:12:02is heard, it's not that they are the generators of change, they are
00:12:05the expression of a change and it is debated whether their foreign policy will be like
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00:15:07This is the Marquette University Law School
00:15:11poll that says President Trump
00:15:14has a negative approval
00:15:17rating, they approve and it's net and I'm going to explain what net
00:15:21means.
00:15:23The number of people who disapprove of Trump's inflation policy according to this
00:15:27poll is 80 points and those who approve
00:15:30are 19, when you subtract the negative from the positive it gives
00:15:34-61, that's in the University poll.
00:15:37market, but it's not the
00:15:40News poll, which we know is a media outlet
00:15:44aligned with the conservative movement, gives
00:15:47Trump 50 negative points, the net
00:15:50rating on his handling of inflation, in both cases
00:15:54it is the worst record for any president in US
00:15:57history, evidently since this type of
00:16:01record has been kept, but let's review now by parties, this is also
00:16:04a net rating, sum and subtraction among Democrats, it's not
00:16:08surprising and Maria will confirm it, Trump is not
00:16:11a Democrat, Democrats don't like him, 95
00:16:14negative, among independents who are key to any
00:16:18election, he is at 74 negative, but
00:16:21even among his own party members in the Republican party
00:16:24Trump is at minus four. Octavio, when one looks at these figures
00:16:28one understands why the president is making this
00:16:31type of proposals, what strikes
00:16:34me is that he asks voters to think that he
00:16:38is on the ballot, but besides that, that the candidates are not
00:16:41following him and that campaigns are trying
00:16:45to avoid him, well, yes, it's
00:16:49look, and there's a clear recent
00:16:53case where the polls were wrong, they made a mistake,
00:16:56no, but that's because either
00:16:59the questions are badly phrased or the sample is badly
00:17:03made or the third factor and it answers your question Juan
00:17:07Carlos. of why Trump does this, one is because he does,
00:17:10as they said in the Mexican revolution, what he wants with his pistols, so
00:17:14no one is going to calm him down, no one is going to say anything to him, he will always do that,
00:17:18but in technical terms, some
00:17:21people when asked in a telephone survey for
00:17:24example or online do not
00:17:27really say for a series of factors, due to distrust, for whatever
00:17:31reason, what their voting intention is, and that can generate a
00:17:34discrepancy on the effective day. Perhaps that
00:17:38is what he relies on, look, right now we are in a situation, Juan
00:17:42Carlos, where the influence on the
00:17:45voter is microseconds, at
00:17:48moments of the ballot, that is, almost arriving, because
00:17:52before it was those who spent a lot of money, only in the media,
00:17:56on radio and television could influence what a
00:17:59voter did and they had to work two or three weeks to convince
00:18:03someone, today all voters or almost all have a
00:18:07cell phone or some way to reach them directly or
00:18:10indirectly, whether it's an ad in the house, whatever,
00:18:14so that counts a lot, perhaps Republicans are
00:18:17swimming in resources, Juan Carlos, they are going to put an infinite
00:18:21amount of money, remember what Elon Musk did in Trump's
00:18:24election, he said I will and now that the text
00:18:28conversations with his ex-girlfriend came out that I'm going to use lasers to
00:18:32win the election, well, we don't
00:18:35know what resources might be
00:18:39brewing in terms because some in the Senate look confident
00:18:42as I told you and that could be for some reasons, but the
00:18:45rest of the possible candidates or the candidates at
00:18:49this moment are very, very, very far from Trump and what
00:18:55jurisdictions, in a conventional
00:18:57campaign the leaders of the
00:19:00parties go to the districts where
00:19:03that support is required, so you have to go as a leader to that place and bring the
00:19:07president or the vice president, but those who are contending there say please don't
00:19:11come, here or I won't show up at the event because I don't want to be
00:19:14associated with you. Oscar, when you look at the
00:19:18election, for example, you're in Florida, Florida
00:19:21is a key state, a state that has voted for Trump, for the
00:19:24Republicans, there are issues that worry voters, among them
00:19:27we were talking about inflation, people feel it and that took a toll on Democrats and
00:19:31Biden and it's taking a toll on Trump, but there's also the
00:19:34deportation of Cubans. the deportation of Venezuelans, there
00:19:38are many issues that make people uncomfortable,
00:19:41yes, sure, look, as I mentioned before in
00:19:44the program, I am in favor of the president, I am in favor of this administration,
00:19:48there are things they do that obviously as a Latino and obviously living in South
00:19:52Florida affect us and and and we obviously
00:19:55explain the concerns we have,
00:19:59our congresswoman Salazar just made an announcement speaking
00:20:03to the public mentioning that obviously the immigration policies that
00:20:06President Trump and the departments are implementing are greatly affecting her
00:20:10district and are greatly affecting the voters in this area, I am
00:20:14an immigrant, my family are immigrants, I am from Cuba, my family is from
00:20:17Cuba and I am the first to mention that obviously there are frustrations in
00:20:21our community, but be careful, something very
00:20:23important, this is the best country in the world, there is
00:20:27no question, no doubt about that, people arrive in the United States every
00:20:31day with the intention of improving their lives, creating their
00:20:34families and developing an opportunity that they cannot
00:20:38do in any other country, but that merit, achieving that
00:20:42dream obviously has obstacles
00:20:44that we have to present, which is legal immigration,
00:20:48there is legal immigration and immigration that unfortunately is illegal and for
00:20:52the last 5 years the previous president
00:20:55implemented policies to be able to
00:20:58obviously distinguish
00:21:01between undocumented and documented people and this president that
00:21:05we have is basically saying we want you to come
00:21:08to the United States but you have to do it legally why
00:21:12because we saw 20 million people enter the United States
00:21:16with bad intentions we don't know which of those people have good intentions
00:21:19and bad intentions we don't know
00:21:21and
00:21:27the concern is not today, the concern will be in 10 years,
00:21:30if we keep allowing people to come to the United States without knowing their intentions,
00:21:34without going through a legal process, we don't know the damage they can do to this
00:21:38country, the last day of the United States, the
00:21:42empire that we have right now, the best country in the
00:21:45world, will end not from outside, but from within and
00:21:48the enemies. No, you see, that's the
00:21:51problem with what the Republicans are
00:21:53doing,
00:21:56you're still instilling fear,
00:22:00from within, that's their strategy, that's
00:22:02Iran's strategy, that's the strategy of other countries in the
00:22:05world, the Republican party is on the floor,
00:22:09Maria, I'm going to give you the floor, but first I want to tell an anecdote, once
00:22:13where I live in the state of Maryland, I met a
00:22:16gentleman who watched Clash of
00:22:19Opinions and directly. this Salvadoran gentleman worked delivering
00:22:22pizzas for one of these chains and he told me that he had arrived through the
00:22:26border, that he had managed to save money and that he had just brought his wife
00:22:30and son after saving this was some years ago but he
00:22:34told me, you know what, it's time to close the border because too many people are coming
00:22:38in, so it's a dilemma between those who have already entered and regularized their situation
00:22:41forget that they did and are in this policy but the truth
00:22:45is that statistics show that the border is closed so that is not a
00:22:49factor. at this moment in the case of Cubans, the Trump
00:22:53government with Donald Trump as president and Marcos Rubios
00:22:56Secretary of State, who is of Cuban origin, secretly deported more than
00:23:00500 Cubans to Mexico, some without documents, a policy
00:23:03that makes many
00:23:06government, Maria Alvira Salazar now makes the warning, Maria Alvira
00:23:10Salazar is tied in her race against Eliot Rodríguez, the Democratic
00:23:14candidate when she won her re-election by 20 points, so
00:23:17this issue is indeed having an impact. among the people,
00:23:21look, and the problem with what the Republicans are saying
00:23:24is that oh no, Donald Trump loves legal
00:23:28immigration, lies, because there
00:23:31have been many immigrants here in the United States with
00:23:34legal status, that Donald Trump is
00:23:38saying, well no more, I'm going to cancel all those
00:23:41legal statuses because we don't want more
00:23:44Salvadorans,
00:23:49he's canceling it from one side to the other and that,
00:23:53let me finish now, let me finish, you already had your
00:23:56opportunity, so when you say we like
00:24:00legal immigration and you make it incredibly
00:24:03difficult for people who
00:24:07regularize their status, when you go to the
00:24:10courts and people who are trying to comply with their
00:24:14obligations to appear at their hearings
00:24:17before an immigration judge. ICE
00:24:20is there to catch them in that process, you don't give
00:24:24Americans the confidence that what you
00:24:27are saying is true, that you want people to do it
00:24:30legally, when you are snatching people who are
00:24:34trying to do it legally and you are sending them not
00:24:37even to the country where they are from, but to a
00:24:41completely unknown country, that's why Americans are
00:24:44saying, this has been a complete betrayal, the numbers among
00:24:48Latinos Juan Carlos. you showed the other
00:24:52net negative numbers, for Latinos Donald Trump is
00:24:55at negative
00:24:5666%,
00:25:02first Oscar and then Art before the break, Oscar,
00:25:05okay, well and quickly, the Department of Labor
00:25:09currently has shown its latest data,
00:25:1295% approvals, 95%
00:25:16approvals of people who are sending to... Department of Labor
00:25:21sponsorships here in the United States. What does that mean? People who are here
00:25:24legally, with legal status and want to stay in the United States. The
00:25:27very administration we have is approving
00:25:3195% of those applicants. What is the problem that
00:25:33everyone talks about on television and no one mentions? When they see the lines
00:25:37of people waiting in front of the courts, what they don't know is that those people have been in the
00:25:41country for years, years in the country
00:25:44undocumented. They arrive in the United States, start developing their
00:25:47lives, wait 3 years or
00:25:50do what everyone else does, which is to file an asylum claim in the first year and then
00:25:54wait for the next 10 years for a audience, but during all that
00:25:58time they go and visit, they go and visit other
00:26:01countries, they don't have.
00:26:57Of all the jobs I've done, the one that perhaps has
00:27:00impacted me most on a personal level has been the coverage of the war in
00:27:03Ukraine, to see and narrate the stories of some of
00:27:07these thousands of refugees has undoubtedly been very difficult,
00:27:11but also necessary, because relating their
00:27:14stories has served to dimension the
00:27:17dramatic nature of this war, to convey the pain that
00:27:21it is causing among so many innocent people.
00:27:25However, something that has surprised me a lot has been the
00:27:28composure with which these people crossed the
00:27:31border. They didn't shed a single tear unless we
00:27:35asked them about what they had left behind, their
00:27:39families, their belongings, but
00:27:42to that I would also add that the extra
00:27:47the few suitcases they carried with them, was surprising,
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00:29:03of a city and the hope of a people determined to rise, it evolved
00:29:06very quickly and we never thought it would become a category
00:29:10five, and to understand what is happening, let's
00:29:14go with my colleague Ione Molinares to Washington,
00:29:18the explosion, we can see the dimension it had to take away the entire
00:29:21facade, we listen to the protagonists, they
00:29:25scoffed at us as mothers and fathers of the 43,
00:29:29where she lived a bomb fell, we are about to... remember this
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