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So you came to the United States right before
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your term ended. How do you spend your time
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here in the United States? What are your
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future plans? And
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being very well received, especially by the Brazilian
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population.
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And my intention to be
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here is that I I wanna stay away
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from the government that just took office.
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I knew that there would be plenty of turbulence,
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and I did not want to be accused to
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cooperate with the disastrous
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way that the government started
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there.
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Disgute because we have opposing policies,
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mind, conservative, right wing,
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and there's leftist and geared
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towards socialism.
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Sounds very similar to what we're dealing with
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in the United States. This kind
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of internal dispute And
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you brought crime down when you were
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president. It's one of the things that I think we
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could actually understand. Tell us about
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some of your big accomplishments Jair
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tenure as president. Debts
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by firearm were reduced
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from sixty thousand to forty
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thousand.
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And the biggest reason for this was that
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we allowed for the the good
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people to purchased their
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own firearms to defend themselves. And
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through a law that's called the law of economic
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freedom, we allowed for people to freely
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work and create their own companies.
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We are the second country with the greatest
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in terms of digital in the world.
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We chose our cabinets based
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on their on merit
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and not political appoint appointments.
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And we really went
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against corruption. I come
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out of Brazil without one single
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accusation of corruption. We
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also had a great foreign policy. We
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got close and did great
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business with the entire world. And
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also the conservative issues. We worked
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for freedom of religion, freedom
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of faith, and also freedom
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of expression. We worked hard for
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those freedoms. We
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rescued the patriotic
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sentiment of the Brazilian people. My
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simple
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thoughts. And those took for
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me are the most important achievements. You
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mentioned firearm ownership. It's
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one of the first things that Lula got
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rid of after he took office is
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owning a firearm, a constitutional
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right Our
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law is very restrictive when it
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comes to firearm ownership.
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And I regulated this subject
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through decrease that allowed
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for people to more
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easily purchased firearms, which was not allowed
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before I came to the president. And
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out through the decree
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he wants that all firearms
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in Brazil become part of become
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registered.
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Jair this
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goes against federal law because it
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says that this registration must
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be done by the army and not by the
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federal police as he intends to
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do now.
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If we study history, every dictatorship
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starts with a campaign against individual
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rights to own firearms. For
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four years, they said they've been saying that I
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wanted to give a stage of military
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coup in Brazil. Feel
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pretends to be profitable always, you know,
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no sweat. And now they noticed
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that the the people who intend
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really to change the regime. That's
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not me.
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I I hope this translates well,
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but if you were trying
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to do something insidious, you wouldn't want more
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people to own
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guns. And that's essentially I I
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believe that's what he's saying. Yeah. Jair should be able to
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Yeah. I believe that a
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people that is armed
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will never be enslaved.
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That's that's very profound and totally true.
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So there were the protests that
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happened on January eighth You
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were in Florida when those protests
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occurred and yet some people are trying
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to blame
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you. You had nothing to do with these
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protests Why are they trying
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to blame you? And what's the story behind that?
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Jair did
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not have a right wing.
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I was able to bring people together,
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talk about values, and talk about their
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importance for the future of Brazil.
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There's a huge mass of people, conservative people
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that will be the difference in future elections.
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Jair the
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left blames me for this. And obviously,
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I do not agree with any violence or breaking
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public buildings or throwing rocks at
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it. At glass windows,
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but they wanna blame it because they wanna be
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alone in, once
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again, the only the last ruling
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Brazil. Jair
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is a disturbing trend in my estimation
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of the weaponization
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of the judiciary in Brazil. Do
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you have comments on that or thoughts on that?
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Let me give you an example. We believe that
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private property is sacred.
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One supreme court justice has
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said that after a long process
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of someone who owns a private land,
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trying to get it back from people who actually
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took it over. That after that,
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it would be necessary for another Jair
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the long process, they would have to create
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a commission
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to decide if a committee
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to decide if that would be if
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that property would be once
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again given back to the owner.
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It seems as if Brazil is
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going through a very critical
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crisis where in America, we
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are going through a similar one, can
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a singular judge take your rights away?
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Unfortunately, this is happening.
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Today, we have more than one thousand people
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arrested in jail in Brazil, and
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many people have had their social media
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taken away and also the ability
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to to make money on social media removed.
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Because of fake news. All
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analytics. And always, they use the same
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accusations, fake news, or
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going against the to
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the democratic institutions. Protective.
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And fake news in in going against Democratic
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institutions is not there's nothing in
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the constitution that says that those are
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crimes. And
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how can we decide what's fake news for me and
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not for
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you? And
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so these judges are able to make their
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jury judge executioner
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and prosecutor. And
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in America, it's a it's a different
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concept.
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This began four years ago in
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And it's unfortunate because our constitution
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is very clear when it comes to freedom
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of expression. And
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there is an article that allows
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freedom expression, but if you don't have judges
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that defend it, then what goes the article?
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So it's not the first amendment. Like here,
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it's article two hundred and twenty, but
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unfortunately, it's completely ignored because they
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feel that they can do
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anything to protect democracy
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as if I was a dictator. On
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this question on final question on this
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topic, do you think
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that there is a working system
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of separation of powers or checks and
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balances. The reason I ask
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is that the founding fathers warn in
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America, what judges with too much
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power could do.
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Jair is a general consensus in Brazil
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that certain supreme court justices
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have overreached on
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their responsibilities. However, we don't have
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a a force in in Brazil
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that is able to go against,
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you know, and to use the balance of powers
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-- Yeah. -- in order to be able to
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restrict the power of these judges.
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The American founder said Jair
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liberty is protected by the structure of
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the
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constitution. And without that, you don't
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have liberty. So
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What is your message to Brazilians watching
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this back home and want
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you back?
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There's a great wish by a great
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part of the Brazilian population that I
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return as quickly as possible. In
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the next few weeks, I intend to return
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to Brazil and to to
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to have to to be part of
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a responsible opposition to
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the current government. Unfortunately,
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in the last three days, have already done a
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lot of bad things. And I used to I like to say
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that a government by the workers party
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by get Jair not really need opposition.
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Will you return to politics again? Jair.
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I I found myself through politics
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maybe a little bit late, but I feel
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that I must stay in politics because I
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have a very big responsibility. There are new,
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probably, right wing leaders in Brazil
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and I feel that in my position, I
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must help coordinate their efforts
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to help the conservative
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move. Last question. From
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what you have learned
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in the last couple of years, what is your advice
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or wisdom to other freedom fighters
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in the western world or across the world?
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Don't give up. The left is
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very persistent, but we are
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the majority. And as I like to say in
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Brazil, good always
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wins over Ivo. Okay.
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Then we'll We
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don't want to criticize you to follow the path of
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things as well. We don't want
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America to become Venezuela. For
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