• 2 months ago
PBBM supports Sen. Imee Marcos’ decision to run as an independent candidate in the midterm elections

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00:00The president has not seen eye-to-eye with his elder sister, especially on a number of political issues.
00:06Still, they share a commonality in opting to run as independent candidates,
00:10as the president did many times before,
00:12and her sister, Senator Aimee Marcos, doing as he did of late,
00:15as our Alan Francisco tells us in this story.
00:20President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. is fine with his sister, Senator Aimee Marcos,
00:25running as an independent candidate in the midterm elections next year.
00:30Yep, that's fine. I've run as an independent myself many times, so that is her choice.
00:36According to the president, he himself ran as an independent candidate in the past.
00:42I suppose it gives her a little bit more scope and freedom to make her own schedule and campaign
00:49in the way that she would like to do.
00:52However, the president said the administration party remains supportive of his older sister.
00:58As for Senator Aimee Marcos, she considers her decision a sacrifice,
01:03as she wants to serve as a bridge between different camps towards unity.
01:28I don't want to say that I don't want to be a bridge between two rivers.
01:35I don't want to say that because I aspire to be a bridge between all the rivers,
01:46so that we can talk and be united, and in the end, we can do something for our country.
01:53The senator admits their mother, former first lady Imelda Marcos, feels sad about it.
01:59Yes, my mother is sad. She said, why is it like that?
02:03I said, it's better for the family, I think, for the good of all,
02:07so that we can talk to all sectors, so that we have a way to join different sides.
02:15And that's what my father taught, one country, one god. Let's not be divided.
02:22Senator Aimee also dismissed rumors her children and her brother's kids
02:26will compete against each other in May next year.
02:29Oh, nothing like that. Nothing like that.
02:32We never argued. My brother fought.
02:36To be honest, we love Bongbong very much.
02:41Ever since, he's the kindest to us.
02:45And he's a man. He's my sister.
02:48So, we never fought. We never argued.
02:51And it won't happen that our children will compete against each other.
02:55Sandro will be re-elected. Mark will be re-elected.
02:58But the positions of the two are different.
03:00Meanwhile, regarding the question of who will replace DILU Secretary Benu Abalos,
03:05who is running for his Senate seat in the midterm elections, the president responded.
03:10We will let Secretary Abalos change.
03:15I don't want him to feel that we're already pushing him out
03:19since considering his personality, he's done such a good job as DILG.
03:24So, when he will file, we will also announce his replacement.
03:27But sir, how many are on the shortlist?
03:29I'm sorry?
03:30How many are on the shortlist?
03:31Just a few. Just a few.
03:34Just a few. Now, there are two.
03:37Alan Francisco from the National TV Network for a new and better Philippines.

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