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Ni Kuya Raul po. Magandang tanghali po.

Kayo po ba ay nakakainan ng tanghalian?

Kami po'y busog na. Busog na busog sa dami namin nakain ngayong araw.

Bumati naman kayo. Buenas tardes.

Buenas tardes.

Buenas tardes mga amigos, amigas.

Ako lang mismo. Original busina.

Ano daw?

Ano yun?

Daladala ni Sir Rico yung ano.

Daladala ni Kuya Rico ang kanyang pamilya dati.

Ang pahit. Ang pahit na pala dati eh Kuya Rico.

Sige.

Ayan. Marisol.

No. Business. At least business.

Mga mga.

Ah. Namiwala na ka pa dito.

Okay.

Iyan ang pamilya niya sa...

O. Ito yung pamilya niya sa Ecuadorian Guinea.

Ito si... Ito po si Marisol.

Si Asya.

Si...

Ah... Rosita.

Si Aliya.

Si Rico. Si Rica.

Ayan. Siya yung pamilya ni Sir Rico.

Na hanggang ngayon na hindi po...

Hindi pa nakakarating dito sa Pilipinas si Rico at Rica

dahil saan nangyaring pagbubuntis ni Marisol.

Kaya po ah...

Ayan. Galing pa po sa Batangas ka Sir Rico, no?

Batangas?

O. Galing siya sa Batangas.

Tapos ah... Ininvite kami ni Tita Millie

na taga Amerika

na maglunch dito sa Nueva Ecija.

Dito sa amin sa...

Dito sa Megapan.

O.

Dito sa amin.

O. Dito po kami sa Gapan ngayon.

At...

Pag-uusapan po kasi namin about sa...

Di ba dapat kasi si Marisol

ikasabay namin na pumunta dito kasama si Rico at si Rica.

Kaya lang po ang dahilan ay

hindi nakapunta dahil si Marisol ay nabuntis.

So marami...

Pero nag-start na si Marisol na kumuha ng passport.

And that time, nakuha na ni Marisol yung kanyang national ID.

Yung national ID na yun ay yun dapat ang unang makuha

pagkatapos po

pagkuha ng passport.

So alam naman po natin na hindi ganun kadalik

kumuha ng passport sa Equatorial Guinea.

Sabi ko nga isang taon. Halos sinabot yung Kechamame.

At ang goal po... Ang goal po kasi dito ay yung

makarating yung dalawang bata sa Pilipinas.

At si Tita Millie nga po ang mag-i-sponsor

para sa dalawang bata.

Sabihin na akong mabibilihan.

Di ba tayo?

Paglimonyo na naman ako.

Sabi mo, ikaw mag-i-sponsor. Sino pa mag-i-sponsor?

Ang sponsorship po kasi

I did my research

sa Washington D.C. Embassy ng Equatorial Guinea.

Nagtanong ako kung paano makakakuha ito si

Rico ng visa pabalik na Equatorial Guinea.

So ang sabi sa akin, ang sagot sa akin ng embahada

eh, ang nearest embassy or consulate

ng EG or Equatorial Guinea

is in China.

So from Manila to China lilipad siya

para mag-apply ng visa.

Which is, I don't know kung pupunta siya doon

eh, mabibigyan agad siya ng visa.

So I wrote a letter

in English and in Spanish

para pirmahan ni Marisol

inviting him to come over

to Equatorial Guinea.

Na ang sabi ko naman kay Roel

patadala ko sa iyan, iprint mo

para pirmahan ni Marisol.

And then kung pirmahan ni Marisol ng dalawang sulat na iyon

in English and in Spanish

Roel can send it to Rico

para mahawakan niya iyon.

If Rico decides

to get and apply a visa sa China

he can bring that

to the consulate office

para mabigyan siya ng visa.

Let's hope for the best.

Pero hindi pa rin guaranteed na mabibigyan siya ng

visa.

Tapos sabi ko gano'n,

kung ikaw eh mabibigyan, luckily you fly to

Bata

and process the passport

of the two children

who are Rica and Rico.

At sabi ko gano'n,

kung ma-

ma-

ma-approve yung visa nila,

then they can fly with Roel

coming back here with Marie.

I think Marie, you want to come back here, right?

With the two children

you should have us.

Alright, so sila ang pupunta dito.

Eh sabi ko gano'n, kung natin dito

yung dalawang bata,

Rico can educate Rico

and Rica here in the Philippines.

We have far

better education

in the Philippines than in America.

That's what I tell you

because I have been a retired teacher

in America. Mas maina

ang pag-aaral dito at saka

ang disiplina ng mga bata, mas maina.

So yun lang aking punto.

Kasi kawawa naman yung dalawang bata eh.

The father cannot

hold them because he's a senior already,

senior citizen na,

of which he cannot find

a job anymore. Tatanggahan nito

ng mga

employers

na mag-hire ng Filipino, although his

qualification is very high.

Eh kaso nga, senior

citizen na, malabong ma-hire

na siya dahil matanda na.

So yun lang

aking, ano.

Galing pa si Rico

din sa Batangas.

Mas maganda kasi pag-usapan ng personal

namin lahat

about sa mga nangyayari po.

Dahil ilang

buwan na po kasi kung hindi nakikita rin ni Marisol

and then

yung pag

yung pagtulong natin

kay Marisol eh

medyo nagkaroon ng problema.

Yun po ang totoo. Meron po akong ginawang

video na hanggang ngayon po ay

ini-edit ko dahil sa

sobrang hirap po na mga usapan namin.

So

marami po yung video, mga tatlo

yata yun o apat.

At

ayoko na sanang makialam

about dito dahil ayoko magkaroon ng problema

sa pamilya ni Sir Rico.

So yung

sa akin,

ang akin lang

ay

kung makakatulong ako

okay pero kung magkakaroon ako ng problema

kay Marisol

at sa mga bata

titigil ko

kasi hindi ako, ayoko ng problema sa buhay.

Ayoko ng problema sa trabaho ko

doon sa Equatorial Guinea.

Nag-usap kami ni Sir Rico after ng meet and greet

about sa mga nangyari doon.

At

nagkausap na kami

at din nagkaroon kami ng pirmahan

about sa mga pagtulong

nga doon. And then si

Mariden ay

siya mismo ang nagpapirma kay Sir Rico

about sa

about sa pagtulong

natin sa Equatorial Guinea.

Pero

ang ngayon kasi

si

Sir Rico gusto talaga

na

makarating yung dalawang bata dito.

E bago makarating yung dalawang bata

dito, dapat ay

kasama si Marisol.

Ganun po.

Kaso nabuntis nga po

at hindi natapos yung passport

na pinapagawa.

So ang magyayari po nito

kapag po si Marisol ay

nanganak,

pwede naman niyang iwan saglit.

Mga dalawang buwan, tatlong buwan,

kapag nagkaroon na ng passport

o pag nagbakasyong kami,

nanganak naman na si Marisol.

Sabi nga sa comment, sana mauwi

si Rico at Rica.

Yung lang naman ang concern

ng mga tao talaga, yung

mauwi si Rico at si Rica, kagayang

Tita Millie, na magiging maganda ang

edukasyon ng mga bata dito. And then

talaga naman yung mga bata na

umuwi.

Su niño, niña,

venir aqui.

E apagar de avion.

Pero problema Marisol, embarazada.

When Marisol

parir,

arreglar de pasaporte.

Ahora ella tiene identidad.

Esta falta

poco para coger pasaporte.

Asi, no?

Y despues, cuando

Marisol parir,

dos niños, una niña y

niño, venir aqui.

Esto no...

Esto facil, no?

Facil. Pero

my part,

para me,

I don't want

problem with this family.

You know this before, right?

We make a video

and also

he

sign to not

bother me.

You know this, right?

Marie?

Por eso

I take this photo.

I take this photo

for when we go with the paper

that Edwin signed.

Justifying that he saw us.

Because he can ask us

give us a photo of Marisol.

He can show us.

For them to know

that they are here.

His family.

For them to know that here

he also has a photo of them.

To identify if we really saw them.

So there,

here, there's a picture

of Sir Rico.

To prove that Sir Rico

is Marisol's husband.

And I just help them.

Because what happened

the last time,

there's a lot of problem.

After

right?

A lot of anger

because of our help.

There's no improvement in Marisol's life.

Until there's a problem.

And then,

I told Marisol

that I don't have a responsibility to you.

But because

Rico is my countryman

and I pity your children,

I help you.

I told her that.

You know that, I said,

I don't have a video and I help you.

I told Marisol that.

And then,

after that,

we already talked to Marisol.

We already talked to Marisol about

our last

talk.

What will happen.

I asked what she wants.

We met in the middle.

What she wants, I'll give.

What I want, she'll give.

It means,

we talked that

our decision is fair

for both of us.

So,

regarding

her children,

what I can help is

Marisol and

Rico Trica will accompany us

when we're on vacation here.

And then,

when it comes to

her children,

her children are big and

Marisol has relatives.

So, we can leave them.

What...

Let's read

other comments.

Someone said,

you don't have a problem with that.

It's Rico's fault.

We're just

concerned.

They're just concerned.

Who's the...

Who's the...

I don't know.

I think it's cheaper.

There's a lot of backers.

There.

What's that?

She's just stressed.

She said,

Marisol is just stressed.

Uhm...

What can you say,

Marisol is just stressed.

Yes.

Yes.

She said.

That's right.

I don't want

a problem with

her job.

That's why I said,

I don't want...

Because her family,

yesterday, we were able to vlog.

We're happy.

But when it comes to Marisol,

I went home like that.

Sad.

But of course,

the children

are our concern.

And,

Tita Millie wants to go home to the Philippines.

I think it's cheaper

if Sir Rico goes there.

There.

She said that it's cheaper

if Sir Rico goes there.

That's what we'll do

if Sir Rico gets a visa.

That's right, Tita.

It's cheaper.

That is a good solution.

But it's very hard

to get a visa to Equatorial Guinea

because there's no embassy

or consulate

of Equatorial Guinea here in the Philippines.

The nearest consulate

or consular office

of EG is in China.

So he has to

go to China.

But before he goes to China,

he has to obtain a visa in China,

fly to China,

and then go to the embassy there.

And if Sir Rico goes there,

it's cheaper.

It's better if he gets a visa

of Equatorial Guinea consulate there.

That's my suggestion.

Go to...

Who's that?

It's Tulfo.

Maybe Senator Tulfo

can help him.

He can make

connections.

He can make connections

by using the phone

to get information how Sir Rico

will be able to obtain a visa

in China.

And that remains to be seen.

What will be the result of that?

Or will he be able to enter

Senator Tulfo?

But it's okay.

So that's the

only two solutions.

He goes there, or Marisol and the children

come here.

Auntie Millie is right.

If Sir Rico gets a visa here,

he'll go to China.

There's no guarantee that he'll get a visa there.

Because

when I was there,

I was asking

if he'll be able to get a residency.

There's none.

It's hard to get a residency.

And Marisol's LOI

or letter of invitation

is not good.

So there's no choice.

The letter of invitation is old.

Where will you bring him?

We'll bring him to New Orleans.

New Orleans.

Where will you bring him?

Where?

New Orleans.

Auntie Millie

used to watch our show.

She's from America.

She watches our show every day.

And then,

when...

Yes.

I just

happened to see Ruel's

video one time.

And I watched it.

It's about Sir Rico and

Rika when they were making

phone calls or video calls.

So I sent a message

to Ruel

that he can bring the children here.

So that's how we started our friendship.

But I'm not interested

in vlogging too.

I just want to help the two children

go near

their father.

I have no interest in getting any

money from you or whatever.

Auntie Millie and I are friends

since a long time ago.

She wants to see Chama

and my family.

So they went to Nueva Ecija.

She's a lawyer.

She's a teacher

in America and a lawyer.

And when

she talks to you,

you'll immediately reply.

I'll reply right away

if there are wrong moves.

It's already expired.

He has multiple entries

in different countries.

He has an Ecuadorian

Guinea visa.

But it also depends on

who the consul is.

Not all consuls have the same mind.

The topic about Marisol.

We can't talk about Marisol

because

Marisol's family

is the reason

why I'm

doubting

going back to Ecuador.

That's the truth.

I admit

that I have trauma

or fear

that I'll be able to talk to Marisol

about this.

Her children

are okay with me.

But

Sir Rico said

that it's not okay.

I just found out.

Watch the video.

It's not okay

for me.

It's not okay

for me to say

that we're friends with Marisol.

Sir Rico...

It's not okay.

Sir Rico,

I'll tell you the truth.

We're not friends with Marisol.

We just know each other.

I'm helping her

because of you and your children.

But if you're going to say

that we're friends with Marisol,

we're not.

We're friends

because of what you did.

You know

what I'm saying?

When we talked last time,

when we talked last time,

the two children

that Chamamé is taking,

she doesn't want to give them.

Why?

There are many reasons.

She doesn't want to live with Chamamé.

But

that's not

the topic.

But

Tita Milly and Rico

want to talk about the two children

because that's what they're concerned about.

A lot has happened

since

before I came home.

Until now,

when it comes to

Marisol,

I don't talk to her.

The last time we talked,

the last time we talked

to the two of them

that we're going to separate.

That's it, my friends.

But

because of Tita Milly's request

and Rico's request

about the two children,

I'm here

to...

This should be a vlog.

For the rain.

I said let's just do it live. I don't want to edit.

I said it's okay to do it live

so that I don't have to

edit.

So that this is the video itself.

I'm just hoping that

Rico will be able to get a visa

to China because I told him

that his

expired passport,

his new passport,

if he presents it to the consular office

in China, if he applies for a visa,

the consular office will be able to see

the past entries

and

egress and egress of

Rico to Equatorial Guinea

so that they'll be able to see

that he has an entry

to different countries.

Okay?

But the two children

are really pitiful.

Even the two children are

affected by

Marisol's situation.

Right?

The two children.

The two children.

And also,

the two Filipinos

are the only ones.

So,

there's a picture here.

Chemamé took a picture

so that at least

the people there, the police

in Equatorial Guinea know that Rico

is the father of the children and

Marisol is the wife. Not me.

What I did to them is

at that time,

Rico needed to see

his family.

But we became friends

with Marisol but their friendship

ended. That's all for me.

I won't

say much

because

the video will be released. It was edited.

It's been a long time.

We haven't released it yet.

What are you saying?

What are you saying?

He said.

What's the comment?

How are the...

What's that?

What's that?

Maybe...

What's that?

What happened?

Watch this video.

There are lots of people

who are needy.

How can Rico

approve that he doesn't have a permanent job?

How can Rico

approve that he doesn't have a permanent job?

How can

Rico approve that

he doesn't have a job?

How can Rico approve that he doesn't have a job?

If Marisol

will proceed

and get an LOI

or letter of invitation,

if Marisol will proceed

and get it

even if Rico doesn't have a job,

Rico has a job.

He's presently employed.

What I'm saying is

how can Rico approve that he doesn't have a job?

In Equatorial Guinea?

He can be allowed to enter

if he has a visitor's visa.

Once he has a visitor's visa, he can be allowed.

He cannot be denied entry unless he is a criminal.

That's a letter of invitation.

He can...

If you have a job or you don't have a job,

it's okay.

If you have a job.

You can get a lot from me.

How much?

He has a very good resume.

Yes.

How much can you get?

A lot.

It's very easy for me.

What can you say

about this kind of situation?

For you,

how is it going?

Two children

and two daughters

of Rico.

For you.

For me, it's okay.

So they can come and study.

But the situation is very strong.

The situation is very strong starting with the mother.

The mother

has to have a long view.

And an idea

for the children, for their studies,

for the future, and for their well-being.

Not for her.

She has to look after her children's well-being.

If she has five, at least twelve people.

We want a better education.

It's not that there isn't one in our country.

There is.

But we also want the children to come to other countries

to study better.

It's a basic intellectual

ideal.

It's good for their health, for their personality,

for a person like them.

They're children.

We want health,

education,

studies, for their children,

for their future, for their well-being.

For everyone.

So it's okay for them to come here, right?

They can come here.

The father always has to

look for a better future

for his children.

Marisol, with the burden she has,

she can't do it.

I prefer her to ask her father to come and study.

It's a support.

I support her to help her

send the children here to study.

Even if not all of them come.

Listen to me, Chamamé.

For example, when Marisol

doesn't come here,

can only two children come with you?

Even if they're not here.

Can they?

Don't they have an immigration problem?

What about you?

If I don't come, I can stay here

but my children have to study.

These children won't get lost.

They won't get lost.

Without a mother?

Without a mother or a father,

if someone asks them,

they'll study here.

Their mother isn't here, but their father is.

That's for sure.

Their mother isn't here, but their father is.

They can come here.

If Rico and Rico are here,

this is what Marisol and Chamamé said,

Rico and Rico can come here

with Chamamé.

Rico and Rico can come here with you.

If I don't come,

their father can come here.

I, as Marisol,

I can sign the papers

and they won't get lost.

That's why I'm responsible for them.

They won't get lost.

They don't need Marisol.

Their father is here.

Marisol doesn't need to come here.

Chamamé is in charge.

She'll sign the papers for the two children.

If that happens,

we don't need to

get

Rico and Rico's passports.

Before we can get

Rico and Rico's passports,

we need to get Marisol's first.

But Marisol won't come here.

But,

Marisol wants

two children.

Without a mother?

If Marisol doesn't come,

I'll be responsible for the children.

I'll sign

as a mother.

I'll sign that the children will be

raised by their father.

I've been here.

I've seen Manila.

I've seen the Philippines.

When I'll go

and ask for the children,

they'll ask me if I've been here before.

Without Marisol?

Without Marisol,

they'll ask me if I've been here before.

It's okay.

It's okay.

Even if Marisol

won't come here, it's okay.

The two children will be with Chamamé.

Next year, Chamamé and the children will go on vacation.

They'll both go on vacation.

Immigration.

I don't know about you.

At least, we had a good discussion.

At least,

Marisol will leave the children

with Chamamé.

It doesn't include Marisol.

It's just Rico and Rica.

The question is if Marisol will allow

Rico and Rica to bring Chamamé there.

That's all.

So now,

Rico, make a document

that you'll allow

Rico and Rica to come here

to the Philippines.

You'll be in charge of teaching

and then you'll sign

so that we'll have a business.

Do you need MSWD?

No.

It's okay.

Chamamé, it's more important

to write

your father

of these two children.

Then, you'll sign.

Right?

It's okay.

Rico is asking

who will feed

Rico and Rica.

Father.

Rico's father.

I have a job.

Rico has a job.

He'll take care of it.

Oh, a job.

What else?

Keep asking until there's time.

Chamamé is the only one who can answer.

Media.

Sir Rico,

I told you to vlog.

You're famous here in the Philippines.

Try to vlog.

Tell me how to vlog.

Let's subscribe to Sir Rico.

He'll teach you.

Teach me how to make

vlog.

Who?

But it's okay.

It's okay.

About that.

Chamamé said that

she'll be responsible

for the two children

when they come here.

We thought that

Rico and Rica

can't leave

the Ecotourism

without their mother.

But Chamamé said

it's okay.

Marisol won't allow

you to bring money.

She said she'll bring money.

She wants to go to Baguio.

We don't know

what will happen.

That's it.

We'll try

to have

an end

for the two children and their father.

We will try our very best.

We'll put our hands together

with Marie also.

With the help of Marie

so that we can

collaborate on the repatriation

of Rico and Rica.

Of course, many are waiting

for the end of

Sir Rico and his two children

who were left in Equatorial Guinea.

That's all.

And then,

there's nothing else.

That's all we want.

Of course,

Sir Rico is still a Filipino.

And the

eagerness of the children

is there.

That's all.

We'll say goodbye.

Thank you.

We'll go home.

We'll take care of ourselves.

See you again tomorrow.

See you again live.

Thank you, amigos.

Go to sleep.

If you have something to do, do it.

Goodbye. See you again tomorrow.

Ciao!