BREAKING NEWS, INFORMATION, LATEST NEWS. Manu Sánchez's monologue on El Perro Andaluz, dedicated to Isabel Díaz Ayuso, Iker Jiménez, and Horizonte for their interview with Ayuso, has gone viral. He has exacted revenge and ignited a firestorm. He defended Maricarmen and the Puerta del Sol encampment, connected with Ignatius Farray, and interviewed David Bustamante and James Rhodes in what is already being hailed as "the monologue of the century that sinks Ayuso." Furthermore, Manu Sánchez challenged Ayuso to an interview on El Perro Andaluz if she dares. He compared and criticized the traitor Felipe González. Manu Sánchez paid tribute to the evicted woman with the monologue "Bella ciao."
Furthermore, she harshly criticized Almeida for the knife hoax and sang Bella Ciao in a parody titled "Bye, Fish," dedicated to the housing struggle in Puerta del Sol.
"Your empathy, Ayuso, makes you ask when you can stop paying rent. Stop trying to avoid paying your house. And no, Isabel, I don't know… Talking about your housing and rent in front of your mother is a right. That's not the point. It's Senior Citizens' Day, and with how you treat the elderly… Isabel, did your grandmother beat you? What's your problem with older people?
You like fruit for dessert, but eating Grandma's cake… You watched fires hoping Heidi would survive, but Grandpa's house would burn down. You keep insulting the elderly; you'll see what happens when Juan y Medio catches you.
Isabel, watch out: they're calling you 'Isabel Díaz Abuse' in WhatsApp groups. Spending all day with Miguel Ángel Rodríguez… Not all of them are like that." You're with MAR, you don't mind bars and beers. I'll defend you. And the thing is, deep down, you don't discriminate based on age: you had no problem evicting Pablo Casado, and he was young, admit it.
You're doing your part to solve housing problems and eradicate evictions of the elderly. I might think you went to Horizonte because you don't come around... Nobody from the PP comes to TVE. Ayuso doesn't come because María Galiana is there. I won't stand for that. I'd die for my elders, a source of wisdom.
María Galiana is to me what Fraga, Felipe González, or Esperanza Aguirre are to you. We're proud of our ancestors. Mine were laborers in Andalusia; you, of course, are proud of yours, the leader of the Falange, carrying Primo de Rivera's coffin.
Your grandfather would be proud. I think they see us and that we give them reasons to be proud. They have an influence. Besides, don't get mad at the people camped out in Sol. You'll be far away. They're misinformed; the construction is going ahead. They're just jealous.
And stop defending the elderly: let them buy a penthouse. And with the surprise, you'll come to terms with what you have with the elderly. Not like Becky G and Bad Bunny.
You don't have to go to Madrid. Now deal with centralism, Ayuso. Madrid is Madrid within Spain, you'll just have to put up with it.
I know what's wrong with you, it's true: it's not that you don't like the elderly, you only like the very elderly. You approve aid measures for people over 100. That's the incentive: if you want aid, live to be 100.
I see the logic in it. At 100, you can't play Monopoly, and when you need help, Ayuso, you get bored. Ha, ha, ha.
Isabel likes older people so much that she sees those under 100 as immature. So today I'm saying it loud and clear: long live the elderly!
Regarding Moncloa Palace, she won't get there because they don't want her to. Anyone can get there as a young person. You're invited, Isabel. And let's be clear, as my grandmother taught me."
She criticized Junts per Catalunya's decision to reject the two housing decrees in a monologue in which she defended Maricarmen, railed against speculators and rentiers, defended tenants, silenced those who say there was more housing under Franco, and criticized the banks and Pedro Sánchez's government for splitting the housing decree in two.
A devastating monologue on a program that also marked Raquel Hervás's debut after leaving Malas Lenguas.
"Stop saying horrible things about Maricarmen. They say she didn't say good morning to her neighbors. We don't need her to be a saint to be a symbol." Decent housing is a right for everyone. If only it were only for the nice ones… You can be a jerk and still have the right to decent housing. If you don't believe me, ask Dr. House.
Whose name was “house.”
00:00 Manu Sánchez's monologue about Isabel Díaz Ayuso's interview with Iker Jiménez on Horizonte, at the Puerta del Sol encampment
13:34 Manu Sánchez interviews Ignatius Farray on El Perro Andaluz from the Puerta del Sol encampment with Raquel Hervás
16:44 Manu Sánchez interviews James Rhodes on El Perro Andaluz by Maricarmen and at the Puerta del Sol encampment
27:44 Manu Sánchez's monologue about Almeida and the knife at the Puerta del Sol encampment by Maricarmen
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BREAKING NEWS, INFORMATION, LATEST NEWS. Manu Sánchez's monologue on El Perro Andaluz, dedicated to Isabel Díaz Ayuso, Iker Jiménez, and Horizonte for their interview with Ayuso, has gone viral. He has exacted revenge and ignited a firestorm. He defended Maricarmen and the Puerta del Sol encampment, connected with Ignatius Farray, and interviewed David Bustamante and James Rhodes in what is already being hailed as "the monologue of the century that sinks Ayuso." Furthermore, Manu Sánchez challenged Ayuso to an interview on El Perro Andaluz if she dares. He compared and criticized the traitor Felipe González. Manu Sánchez paid tribute to the evicted woman with the monologue "Bella ciao."
Furthermore, she harshly criticized Almeida for the knife hoax and sang Bella Ciao in a parody titled "Bye, Fish," dedicated to the housing struggle in Puerta del Sol.
"Your empathy, Ayuso, makes you ask when you can stop paying rent. Stop trying to avoid paying your house. And no, Isabel, I don't know… Talking about your housing and rent in front of your mother is a right. That's not the point. It's Senior Citizens' Day, and with how you treat the elderly… Isabel, did your grandmother beat you? What's your problem with older people?
You like fruit for dessert, but eating Grandma's cake… You watched fires hoping Heidi would survive, but Grandpa's house would burn down. You keep insulting the elderly; you'll see what happens when Juan y Medio catches you.
Isabel, watch out: they're calling you 'Isabel Díaz Abuse' in WhatsApp groups. Spending all day with Miguel Ángel Rodríguez… Not all of them are like that." You're with MAR, you don't mind bars and beers. I'll defend you. And the thing is, deep down, you don't discriminate based on age: you had no problem evicting Pablo Casado, and he was young, admit it.
You're doing your part to solve housing problems and eradicate evictions of the elderly. I might think you went to Horizonte because you don't come around... Nobody from the PP comes to TVE. Ayuso doesn't come because María Galiana is there. I won't stand for that. I'd die for my elders, a source of wisdom.
María Galiana is to me what Fraga, Felipe González, or Esperanza Aguirre are to you. We're proud of our ancestors. Mine were laborers in Andalusia; you, of course, are proud of yours, the leader of the Falange, carrying Primo de Rivera's coffin.
Your grandfather would be proud. I think they see us and that we give them reasons to be proud. They have an influence. Besides, don't get mad at the people camped out in Sol. You'll be far away. They're misinformed; the construction is going ahead. They're just jealous.
And stop defending the elderly: let them buy a penthouse. And with the surprise, you'll come to terms with what you have with the elderly. Not like Becky G and Bad Bunny.
You don't have to go to Madrid. Now deal with centralism, Ayuso. Madrid is Madrid within Spain, you'll just have to put up with it.
I know what's wrong with you, it's true: it's not that you don't like the elderly, you only like the very elderly. You approve aid measures for people over 100. That's the incentive: if you want aid, live to be 100.
I see the logic in it. At 100, you can't play Monopoly, and when you need help, Ayuso, you get bored. Ha, ha, ha.
Isabel likes older people so much that she sees those under 100 as immature. So today I'm saying it loud and clear: long live the elderly!
Regarding Moncloa Palace, she won't get there because they don't want her to. Anyone can get there as a young person. You're invited, Isabel. And let's be clear, as my grandmother taught me."
She criticized Junts per Catalunya's decision to reject the two housing decrees in a monologue in which she defended Maricarmen, railed against speculators and rentiers, defended tenants, silenced those who say there was more housing under Franco, and criticized the banks and Pedro Sánchez's government for splitting the housing decree in two.
A devastating monologue on a program that also marked Raquel Hervás's debut after leaving Malas Lenguas.
"Stop saying horrible things about Maricarmen. They say she didn't say good morning to her neighbors. We don't need her to be a saint to be a symbol." Decent housing is a right for everyone. If only it were only for the nice ones… You can be a jerk and still have the right to decent housing. If you don't believe me, ask Dr. House.
Whose name was “house.”
00:00 Manu Sánchez's monologue about Isabel Díaz Ayuso's interview with Iker Jiménez on Horizonte, at the Puerta del Sol encampment
13:34 Manu Sánchez interviews Ignatius Farray on El Perro Andaluz from the Puerta del Sol encampment with Raquel Hervás
16:44 Manu Sánchez interviews James Rhodes on El Perro Andaluz by Maricarmen and at the Puerta del Sol encampment
27:44 Manu Sánchez's monologue about Almeida and the knife at the Puerta del Sol encampment by Maricarmen
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