01:29.7
How do you see this, Ronald? Kasi for me, the reason na medyo nakakatakot ito is because this is coinciding and at the same time dialectically reinforcing yung internal divisions within the Philippine political establishment.
01:41.0
I'll be honest with you, Ronald. I'm hearing some people who are not necessarily fans of the Dutertes, but they're saying,
01:48.8
natatakot sila na itong divisions sa UNITEAM will only strengthen China's hands.
01:53.8
That this has to be resolved in one way or another, even if that means cutting the umbilical cord between the VP and the father.
02:00.4
If the father is a troublemaker, this daughter really has to stay away.
02:04.4
Because I think some quarters are thinking they can still keep Sarah on the good side, or at least on the sane side, and cut off the father and tell her, wag mo i-drag down yung daughter mo.
02:13.6
How do you see this happening? Kasi yun nga, dito talagang Philippines is very unique.
02:17.1
I cannot think of any other country whereby...
02:18.8
The superpowers are directly influencing and invested in and being also affected by really fights at the highest level, highest echelons of power.
02:28.3
Sabi nga nung isang, one of the richest Filipinos, a few days back, na ito yata yung may-ari ng biggest mall system sa Pilipinas.
02:39.7
Anong sabi niya? Na hindi makakatulong itong escalation na ito.
02:43.9
Kailangan natin mag-step back at tignan ano yung magiging effect.
02:48.8
Yung effecto nito sa ating economy. Bagamat ang focus niya ay economy. Tapos yung binabanggit mo, yung effecto nito sa ating political dynamics.
02:58.9
Duda ako na maghahati yung mag-ama, yung vice president at saka yung ex-president sa issue ng West Philippine Sea, sa issue ng China. Duda ako.
03:09.6
Tingin ko, beyond the point na sila na maghihiwalay, mas ang panila ngayon is a common survival.
03:18.8
Kahit marami silang issue sa isa't isa. Tingin ko ngayon ay common survival na yung nagbabind sa kanila.
03:25.2
At tingin ko for now ay hindi yan madidivide ng issue na napaka-significant issue like the West Philippine Sea or China.
03:37.6
Pero at the same time, ang tingin ko, China won't cross the line militarily. At least not yet.
03:45.5
Tingin ko not for the next few years.
03:48.8
Ang problema is accidents happen.
03:51.5
Yun yung problema. Kung merong mangyaring aksidente.
03:55.5
Not necessarily between China and the Philippines, kung hindi an accident between our allies and China.
04:03.4
Yun yung delik. Kaya doon nagwo-worry yung ibang mga ASEAN friends natin.
04:07.9
Doon nagwo-worry ang Malaysia. Doon nagwo-worry ang Singapore.
04:10.7
Ang problema naman sa ating mga friends sa ASEAN, alibawa ang Singapore naman ay wala namang territorial dispute.
04:18.8
At beneficiary sila ng financial transactions. Massive financial transactions with China.
04:26.3
Yung Malaysia naman, bagamat meron din silang counting claims, ang daming big ticket projects with China.
04:35.2
Kaya sa ngayon, medyo circumspect sila about itong nangyayari. Ayaw nilang madamay sa gulo.
04:43.6
Kaya iba yung interest ng mga kaibigan natin sa ASEAN.
04:47.3
Kaya for now, hindi ko mag-i-review.
04:48.7
Hindi ko masyadong aasahan ng ASEAN.
04:50.7
Kahit dapat magkaroon ng strong position, alibawa sa Code of Conduct,
04:56.4
I doubt kung ASEAN will go out of its way to help us dito sa ating problema with China.
05:04.9
Pero yung buong mundo, gusto tayong tulungan. Yung buong mundo nakikisimpatya sa atin.
05:10.9
Nagulat nga ako. Nung nabasa ko yung mga news about Christmas Convoy,
05:21.0
Ba? Ang dami! From Sweden, to Italy, to France, to the Netherlands, to Germany, at siya.
05:28.2
Dami nagpapadala. Buti na lang may instant translation ngayon.
05:34.3
Kaya nagulat ako sa dami. Mas marami yung lumabas sa international kesa sa local.
05:40.7
Pero sa local, ang dami rin. Hanggang yesterday, may mga lumalabas.
05:44.8
Ang Rappler, gumawa ng special. Tomorrow, gagawa ang 1PM.
05:48.7
Yung paborito mong TV station ng special about the Christmas Convoy.
05:53.2
And that's more than a week ago.
05:55.5
So talagang yung buong mundo, kahit yung mga maliliit na activities katulad ng Christmas Convoy,
06:03.0
pinapanood nila at sinusuportahan nila.
06:06.3
Ibig sabihin kung yung ASEAN ay medyo reserved vis-a-vis our engagement,
06:13.3
yung mundo ay very supportive.
06:15.1
Ngayon, ibang usapin kung how will that play into...
06:18.7
...our engagement.
06:19.8
But I'll push back against it. I'll say that the mundo you're talking about is
06:23.3
with Italy, Sweden, US, Japan. They all sound Western to me, right?
06:28.2
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
06:29.4
It matters if Vietnam speaks out. And I think Vietnam kind of shares our perspective on these things.
06:36.0
I mean, I think Vietnam should actually say something because we stood in solidarity with them on multiple times,
06:40.7
including nung binuling Fisher-Manila in 2021. We released a solidarity statement.
06:44.7
But my understanding is that there's going to be a visit to a key ASEAN country by President Marcos.
06:48.7
So, I'm not giving up on entire ASEAN. I think ASEAN 10 as an organization is just north of useless in terms of helping us.
06:58.5
But some key ASEAN countries, I think, can be very useful bilaterally. Vietnam, Singapore, Indonesia, who knows?
07:04.8
Even with Malaysia, although with Anwar Ibrahimovic...
07:06.5
I agree with you. I agree with you, Richard.
07:10.8
Sweden, yes, they have been neutral for 350 years, but they're no longer neutral. They joined NATO, right?
07:16.9
So, that's my problem.
07:18.7
Optics is not good. When you rather want India, Turkey, Brazil, you know, those kinds of countries,
07:24.7
I don't know, Vietnam speaking, in support of us or at least not, you know, pushing back against the Chinese bullying, even indirectly.
07:32.9
Tingin ko yung Latin America will take time, no? Pero Vietnam, yes.
07:37.1
Lalo na yung Vietnam has an historic scaling up ng relationship with the US.
07:41.3
Di ba? It happened last month, no? Yung nag-scale up sila ng military...
07:48.7
economic engagement with the US, no?
07:52.7
So, tingin ko yung Vietnam or possibly Indonesia, no?
07:56.7
Ay pwedeng mahatak natin in the middle.
08:00.3
Pag hindi na sila chair, kasi this year chair sila eh.
08:02.9
Ang problema pag chair ka, you have to be neutral kasi you're 10 eh.
08:06.6
But I think once hindi na chair and then they have a new president na more friend.
08:10.9
Pero patapos na eh. Patapos na yung chairman ship eh.
08:13.8
Oh, kaya na. This year lang. And then patapos na rin si Jokowi. He's gonna be out by February.
08:18.0
So, Valentine's Day.
08:18.7
Valentine's Day next year is there gonna be next presidential election.
08:21.1
So, we might see a different Indonesia. Not totally, but different enough for us to find a common ground.
08:26.9
I agree with you on that.
08:28.0
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
08:29.2
So, ang kuha ko naman dito sa mga bansang ito, no?
08:32.4
Hindi ko inaasahan sila. They're too far away.
08:35.2
Pero bakit sila gumagawa ng statements? Mas ganun pa yung context.
08:38.2
Ikalawa, as part of Europe.
08:41.0
As part of Europe.
08:42.0
Dahil alam ko, interesado rito UK tsaka France eh.
08:46.1
And to some extent, Spain, no?
08:47.6
May ganun klaseng.
08:48.7
Tingin ko ito mga ito.
08:49.9
Alibawa, yung mga anim na vessels ng force guard natin, ang nagbigay niyan is France.
08:56.4
France ang nagbigay niyan.
08:58.1
Ang UK, tingin ko may plano rin magbigay ng battleship.
09:02.3
Hindi ko alam yung Spain.
09:05.1
So, ibig sabihin, hindi...
09:06.1
Yung Israel, magbibigay din sila ng...
09:07.8
Hindi insignificant.
09:09.2
Hindi insignificant.
09:10.7
Alibawa, yung isang major ship building company sa France, nagtayo ng office dito, yung Osea.
09:18.7
magagandang mga panto, initial moves, no?
09:21.2
Yung mga bansa na dati ay walang pakialam sa atin.
09:24.6
Ito, dati walang pakialam.
09:26.2
Ngayon, they're establishing toeholds into the country.
09:37.5
To be fair, wala rin tayong pakialam sa kanila dati.
09:41.1
If you're Philippines ka, purong US ka, ganun-ganun.
09:44.5
Pero nagulot ako na nakaka-approve lang ng GSP Plus.
09:49.0
Yung US ang hindi pa tapos.
09:51.4
Yung US hindi pa tapos.
09:52.8
I just interviewed the ambassador recently.
09:55.4
I mean, my point is, Ronald, magpasalamat tayo sa ating minamahal na Pangulo.
10:02.0
Pumupunta siya sa iba't ibang bansa.
10:04.7
Nag-build siya ng mga...
10:05.7
Four days sa Japan.
10:09.7
Hindi ka ba sumama?
10:10.7
Hindi ka ba sumama sa Japan?
10:13.6
Mamaya na ako may separate track ako dyan.
10:16.8
Kasi marami sila.
10:18.0
Masyado, ayoko magpapasalamat.
10:18.8
Nakahinap kita eh.
10:19.7
Doon sa pictures.
10:20.4
Ano ba ang sumama si Richard dyan?
10:22.3
May separate track 2 na.
10:25.8
So, Ronald, actually I like the point you said about Latin America.
10:30.8
I mean, I'm very skeptical about Latin America
10:32.9
because Latin America is very lefty, anti-USE
10:35.7
and China is a very big player there.
10:39.2
But I think it's worth a shot
10:40.4
because at least there are a couple of governments in Latin America
10:42.7
that, yun nga eh.
10:44.1
Kasi, I mean, Ronald, ikaw, to be honest,
10:46.2
like, how do you feel
10:48.0
when you hear from other ASEAN countries and all?
10:49.8
Kayo kasi mga Pilipino,
10:50.8
Western kayo masyado eh.
10:52.1
Like, how do you feel about that?
10:53.5
Because, I mean, it's true
10:55.7
and at the same time, it's not true.
10:57.2
It's not true in the sense that
10:58.2
they're trying to dismiss us
10:59.2
as being just a US lackey in a way
11:01.6
or like being too far away from them.
11:05.0
And it's a gaslighting
11:06.4
because we're the only one who bothers
11:07.7
to actually stand up to China.
11:09.4
But at the same time,
11:12.8
at the same time,
11:13.6
it's true naman talaga na iba tayo
11:15.4
sa ibang ASEAN countries eh.
11:16.7
Mala silang anything,
11:17.7
like Ilustrados, Rizal,
11:19.6
liberal democratic traditions,
11:21.2
no ASEAN country has had that.
11:22.6
Let's just be brutally honest.
11:24.3
What are the two other ASEAN democracies?
11:26.5
Indonesia and Malaysia?
11:27.7
Ang laya sa atin.
11:28.6
Ang laya-laya nila.
11:29.7
And the little one experience we had with Thailand,
11:32.0
hindi naman tumagal.
11:32.9
So, we're really the only liberal democracy
11:35.0
in this part of the world.
11:36.1
But, we're also Latinos, right?
11:37.8
We are Hispanic in a certain sense.
11:39.7
And that's a very underdeveloped part of our diplomas.
11:41.8
I mean, how do you see that?
11:42.7
Kasi, the reason I'm asking you is because
11:44.5
marami kang connection rin dun sa mga Latin American left.
11:47.7
Mga kaibigan natin dyan, di ba?
11:49.0
Who are, you know, with us on many other issues.
11:51.3
Pero parang pagdating sa China always,
11:53.6
parang ako pa yung neoconservative.
11:55.3
Parang ako pa yung nini-neocon nila.
11:57.9
I'm just fighting for the Philippines' rights.
11:59.7
How does that make us neocon, right?
12:01.6
When I oppose the West on other wrong policies
12:04.1
they have around the world,
12:05.2
including in the Middle East.
12:06.8
Well, una, yung mga attitude
12:08.1
ng ating mga fellow ASEAN,
12:10.5
nagbabago rin eh.
12:12.1
Nagbabago rin eh.
12:12.9
It depends on which side of their bread is battered on.
12:17.7
Hindi naman lahat sila kumakain ng bread.
12:21.7
Pero kumakain sila ng butter lahat.
12:26.0
during nung nag-file tayo ng case sa UNCLOS,
12:27.9
very supportive sila.
12:29.8
Halos lahat sila nandun.
12:31.5
Indonesia, Brunei, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam.
12:37.1
Very excited sila dun sa kaso.
12:39.9
Pero nagbabago yan,
12:41.5
depende sa kanilang economic relationship with China.
12:45.0
At a particular moment, mataas.
12:46.6
At a particular moment,
12:47.7
Halimbawa, nung nanalo si Mahathir sa Malaysia,
12:51.5
very anti-China siya, di ba?
12:54.0
Nung nanalo si Anwar,
12:57.0
So, depende rin dyan sa political climate
12:59.9
sa kanilang mga bansa.
13:01.9
Katulad ng possibly mangyari sa Indonesia
13:05.2
in the next few months.
13:07.1
So, medyo fluid din eh.
13:09.8
Maliban sa Cambodia at saka Laos,
13:12.8
yung mga ibang bansa dyan ay nagbabago.
13:17.5
nung nagsalita ako dun sa Singapore Forum
13:20.3
when I was a minister,
13:22.1
katulad ng silang sabi mo,
13:24.9
very critical sila sa atin.
13:26.1
Masyado kayong western,
13:27.2
masyado kayong ganito-ganito.
13:28.8
Pero after a couple of years,
13:31.3
very anti-China naman sila.
13:33.3
Mukhang may nangyaring incident between them.
13:36.3
Nagkaroon ng problema.
13:37.9
So, nagbabago yan.
13:39.2
Depende sa political and economic climate
13:47.5
Kitang-kita ko yan dun sa Mahatir to Anwar.
13:53.1
Nagbago eh yung attitude nila.
13:57.0
kinansel ni Mahatir yung kanilang
13:58.8
big ticket rail train project with China.
14:03.9
Tapos yung kanilang finance minister,
14:07.4
ay na persona ng grata sa China.
14:10.0
Dahil siya yung bad cop ni Mahatir noon.
14:12.6
Siya yung tigakatay
14:14.0
ng mga ginawa na mga deals ni Najib.
14:18.7
Siya yung kumatay.
14:19.8
Tapos ngayon, binabalik uli ni
14:21.3
binabalik ngayon ni Anwar.
14:26.9
I actually slightly disagree with that because
14:30.1
I see your point.
14:31.3
Ang akin lang naman is
14:32.7
if you look at it,
14:34.9
even Mahatir, right?
14:36.2
Once he got the concessions from China,
14:38.6
he sounded suddenly different.
14:40.1
No, walang problema sa Huawei.
14:42.4
Well, CIA spies on us.
14:44.0
What's the problem if China does it?
14:46.7
the way I see it,
14:47.5
I completely agree with you.
14:48.2
Behind the scenes,
14:49.5
they were very supportive.
14:51.2
Pero opportunista sila eh.
14:52.6
Nag-piggy bank sila sa atin eh.
14:54.1
Yun ang nakikita ko
14:54.8
ang tendency nila.
14:55.9
They will speak out once in a while
14:58.0
but end of the day,
14:59.8
they'll revert to the mean.
15:01.1
Even Mahatir did that.
15:02.9
I interviewed him
15:04.3
when he was in the Philippines.
15:05.6
By the time he came to Manila,
15:06.8
nag-tone down na siya
15:07.6
sa anti-China sentiments niya.
15:09.3
He was more saying,
15:10.3
no, we are for investment,
15:11.5
just high quality,
15:12.7
very different from his tone before.
15:15.8
ang problema sa mga asin,
15:17.0
including Vietnam,
15:17.5
ang tuwang-tuwa sila
15:19.3
nang file tayo ng arbitration,
15:21.0
pero parang pinipiggy bank lang nila
15:22.4
yung mga hirap natin eh.
15:23.7
Tayo yung nabubugbog dito sa ASEAN,
15:25.5
tayo lang lumalaban naman talaga
15:27.8
Pero ang sasabihin naman nila,
15:29.2
kayo kasi may alliance kayo sa US,
15:32.9
medyo mixed feeling ako dito,
15:36.2
there's really a streak of opportunism there,
15:38.4
if not slight cowardice,
15:40.7
on the part of some of our partners
15:43.5
Totoo niyo naman yan.
15:46.5
but I have to be honest about this.
15:48.0
Totoo rin naman yan,
15:49.2
nung pausap ko yung mga Vietnamese,
15:51.5
o pagkatapos niyo mag-file,
15:52.7
kami naman ang susunod.
15:56.6
hindi pa sila nagpa-file.
15:59.0
nung na-meet ko sila last year,
16:02.2
sabi ko sa kanila,
16:03.1
magpa-file ba kayo?
16:05.0
Dahil panalo na kayo eh,
16:07.3
At saka marami kami ngayong
16:08.3
economic deals with China eh.
16:11.2
maalis ng mga companies from China
16:12.9
sa Vietnam pumupunta.
16:14.6
At tatataka nila ng
16:18.9
para magkaroon sila ng
16:19.7
preferential options sa US.
16:22.1
tama yung sayo mo,
16:22.8
opportunistic niya rin.
16:24.2
that won't change eh.
16:26.3
Hindi yan magbabago eh.
16:28.2
Siyempre ba namang bansa dito
16:30.6
yung tatayo based on principle,
16:32.8
based on ideology,
16:34.3
based on friendship.
16:38.9
so I think we now kind of have
16:40.3
a common understanding of this.
16:42.9
Na clear tayo doon.
16:44.5
ang akin lang naman,
16:47.8
Alam ko naman na they're not gonna come out
16:49.5
guns blazing and all.
16:51.6
statement naman kayo
16:52.9
ng medyo patagilid ng konti na,
16:56.5
be nice to our founding member,
16:59.3
gusto mo naman hindi masyadong bully.
17:02.1
Just a little love.
17:05.3
Give us four at least.
17:06.5
And they're not even giving us four,
17:07.6
they're giving us zero.
17:09.0
ang dalawang silence sa West Philippines
17:10.5
ay ASEAN at Dutertes, right?
17:12.9
Magsama na lang sila,
17:16.2
kailangan kasi natin i-strengthen din
17:18.0
yung relasyon natin sa kanila.
17:21.0
kung yung ating BIMP Iyaga with Indonesia
17:24.5
ay nadala natin doon sa
17:27.8
greater coordination.
17:30.9
meron tayong suasion
17:34.5
to make some statements
17:36.0
in support of us.
17:37.4
Pero walang nangyari doon sa BIMP Iyaga natin.
17:40.6
It became an empty shell.
17:44.7
meron din tayong,
17:46.9
counting toehold sa kanila.
17:50.4
ay magkaroon ng interest
17:53.4
May pagkabot lang din tayo.
17:55.3
the reason I'm saying this is because
17:56.6
ang patsingo dito,
17:57.6
may mutual dismissiveness.
18:02.1
Yung mga sa Pilipinas,
18:05.4
You're absolutely right.
18:06.2
This is where you and I
18:06.9
are completely on the same board.
18:08.4
My criticism of ASEAN
18:09.3
is from a position of love.
18:10.5
And ang sinasabi ko,
18:12.9
wala nga ng ASEAN.
18:13.7
And be honest about it,
18:14.6
ayoko ng plastikan.
18:16.4
let's still engage ASEAN.
18:19.1
medyo walang ano yan.
18:20.5
Pero yung ASEAN 4,
18:23.3
yung key members,
18:25.2
kasing founding members natin,
18:26.9
or Vietnam for that matter.
18:28.2
And I think President Marco Jr.
18:30.5
how do you see Marco Jr.'s
18:33.1
Looks like he wants to
18:34.2
kind of do his dad thing,
18:38.7
with Vietnam ngayon,
18:40.4
leaders ng parliament nila,
18:42.1
And lahat ng mga effort
18:43.2
na hindi ko nakita kay Digong
18:44.3
or yung mga ibang
18:45.0
Filipino presidents,
18:46.0
in fairness kay BBM,
18:47.5
He's trying to reach out
18:49.9
ASEAN cooperation.
18:50.9
I don't know about
18:51.5
yung mga ano niya,
18:53.5
but I think at the level
18:54.3
of the president,
18:55.1
I think he gets it,
18:56.6
Kung pala kay Digong,
18:58.2
mas seryoso si BBM
19:00.0
sa engagement with ASEAN.
19:02.4
Pero I still have to see
19:04.4
Wala pa ako nakikitang
19:09.3
Siguro baka pwede kang tumulong,
19:12.1
to define that strategy.
19:13.7
from my vantage point,
19:14.7
wala pa ako nakikita.
19:20.8
mga ganun-ganun na
19:21.8
nothing defining pa,
19:27.0
oh, ito ang aking strategy
19:29.8
key result areas.
19:31.4
Ito yung gusto kong
19:35.1
at saka sa end of my term.
19:36.9
Ito yung bubuksan ko
19:40.5
Ito yung aking ilalaban
19:44.3
Minimum, maximum.
19:45.8
Wala pa ako nakikitang gano'n.
19:50.0
speaking of framework,
19:51.5
President Marco Jr.
19:57.7
to deal with China.
19:58.6
Openly saying na yung
19:59.4
traditional way of diplomacy
20:02.5
wala kang mapapala dyan.
20:04.9
up and blow their way
20:07.9
yung bullying nila.
20:08.5
How do you see that
20:09.3
this whole new paradigm thing?
20:10.6
Ito ba yung parang bagong
20:11.7
lipunan na naman yan
20:12.8
or he really meant it
20:14.2
like really a new strategic approach.
20:16.5
more multilateral
20:17.3
which is what you have been saying.
20:19.0
Maybe you should reach out
20:19.7
more to Latin America,
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to Middle East, whatever.
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We might not get 10
20:26.0
but we might get 4, 3, 2,
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right, out of 10.
20:28.9
That's still better than 0, right?
20:31.5
the paradigm thing?
20:33.6
Katulad na sinabi ko kanina,
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from my vantage point,
20:36.9
parang thinking out loud.
20:38.4
Parang it's still rhetorical.
20:41.7
Wala pa ako nakikitang substance
20:43.2
kung sa sinasabi niya, no?
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by a paradigm shift?
20:49.9
From what paradigm
20:51.3
going into what paradigm, no?
20:53.4
Even the contours,
20:54.9
wala akong nakikita, eh.
20:57.9
parang ang tingin ko lang diyan,
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talking out loud,
21:00.3
rhetorical, etc., etc.
21:02.4
All things without follow-through.
21:04.6
At wala akong nakikitang ideolog,
21:07.6
wala akong nakikitang strategies
21:12.7
Kissinger figure there.
21:15.4
Wala rin sa cabinet
21:16.5
ako nakikita ng gano'n.
21:17.7
Wala rin ako nakikita
21:20.3
Unless may nakikita ka
21:23.9
ng gano'ng kwento.
21:24.7
Magaling sila sa PR, eh.
21:26.1
But you need strategic thinking, eh.
21:27.5
There has to be doctrinal thinking.
21:29.2
Kaya correct ka dyan, eh.
21:30.5
Yan yung inahanap ko, no?
21:33.0
Kaya hindi ko makareact
21:35.5
sa tanong mo, eh.
21:37.6
wala akong nakikita naman.
21:38.5
That's the reaction
21:42.9
You put it perfectly right.
21:44.3
This is the tendency.
21:45.6
Saying the right things,
21:47.2
but it's more like
21:47.8
thinking out loud
21:48.5
rather than really laying out
21:50.5
I think he has many good PR people
21:52.8
That's why he does very well
21:54.9
But you really need
21:55.7
kind of strategic thinkers.
21:57.8
world-class strategic thinkers.
22:00.4
some of us are outside
22:01.8
but I don't know.
22:03.1
Maybe I'll figure out
22:03.7
something more there
22:05.3
Thank you so much.
22:07.3
Anytime, Big Gar, no?
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This has been one of the
22:11.0
blessings and joys
22:13.2
These collaborations
22:14.2
that we have had.
22:15.0
And as you noticed,
22:15.6
as we collaborated,
22:16.6
I opened up all sorts
22:17.5
of different collaborations
22:19.6
Also with Chris Tan.
22:22.0
Not Christian Esguerra,
22:23.5
but we found another Chris.
22:26.5
he's also all over the place
22:27.6
kind of a good guy.
22:32.9
Alexander Claudia,
22:35.0
a proper year-ender.
22:38.4
over the next days,
22:39.6
doan yung mga gusto natin
22:41.0
Parang medyo maayos
22:42.3
Tatlo kasi magulo tayo.
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kasi I wanna make sure
22:48.0
na ikaw boost yung topic
22:50.4
Ang problema natin
22:52.0
parehas tayong host,
22:53.0
parehas din tayong guest.
22:58.1
Ikaw yung full chrome.
22:59.3
Ikaw yung full chrome.
23:01.8
Salamat, salamat.
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Thank you so much,
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and have a blessed
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week and talk to you soon.
23:08.2
Talk to you soon.
23:08.8
Meron, Merry Christmas.
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Especially to your mother.
23:13.4
Merry Christmas, Sir.
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To your family, loved ones.
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Tsaka yung anak mong,
