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0:00Alright, it's time to show you what the
0:03title promises, and that is that Baena
0:06has pulled a "Carvajal-style" snub on
0:09Pedro Sánchez. Here you have the
0:11players
0:12being greeted by Pedro Sánchez. And
0:14now, oh, what happened? There it is.
0:21Logically, we imagine,
0:22Wow. Passing by. And what’s more, he
0:25did the exact same thing. He shakes his
0:28hand. It's true that Carvajal doesn't
0:30do it, I think. Let's look for Carvajal
0:32now, but I think Carvajal didn't even
0:34shake his hand, right? Yes, he does
0:35shake his hand, but he doesn't look at
0:36him, right? Yes, he shakes his hand.
0:41Damn, I thought he didn't shake his
0:42hand. I had forgotten about that
0:44Carvajal moment, eh? The one he did
0:46shake hands with was Donald Trump, who
0:48was there in the VIP box. There’s a
0:51photographer I found funny. He says, "I
0:53spent 30 minutes with my lens. Seeing
0:55if I could catch him shaking hands with
0:57Donald Trump, I mean, Donald Trump,
0:58with Pedro Sánchez. Yes, there was a
1:00handshake, just so you know. And of
1:02course, well, the leftists are already
1:05analyzing these kinds of things through
1:07their lens, like Sara Santolaya, for
1:09example, saying nonsense as always.
1:12Personality,
1:12I believe that football is politics,
1:14that everything in life is politics,
1:16and yesterday we saw that. Our
1:18footballers don't just score goals,
1:20they introduce ideas. And when we see
1:22how Borja Iglesias doesn't want to look
1:24Donald Trump in the eye, we see a
1:26player who doesn't want to look a
1:27rapist in the eye and a—
1:30When we see Nico Williams handing the
1:32medal to his mother, we see a kid who
1:34has seen his mother cross the Sahara to
1:37find a better life in this country and
1:39who has given everything to him and his
1:41brother. And we see a kid who endures
1:44racist insults daily. When we see
1:47Lamine Yamal score a goal, we see a boy
1:50who, despite the same racist attacks,
1:52celebrates by waving a Palestinian flag
1:54while a genocide is being committed.
1:58And we see kids who get involved and
2:00people, footballers, who don't set
2:02human rights aside. And when we see
2:06those behaviors with Donald Trump, with
2:08Infantino, with Milei, we see the
2:10behaviors that should be respected and
2:12supported in this country, because this
2:15country is Nico Williams, is Lamine
2:17Yamal, is Borja Iglesias, is so many
2:19players, so many. But now that
2:21Santolaya says this, tell me in the
2:22chat because maybe I missed something.
2:25Infantino is a fascist for a reason,
2:27because he said" Infantino "as if
2:29Infantino were also bad, right? Or at
2:31least that's how it seems to me. I find
2:32this whole thing about the national
2:34team's plurality very funny. For
2:36starters, maybe all these people
2:37haven't realized, and it's an argument
2:39that contradicts arguments they had the
2:41day before yesterday, which is very
2:43lefty-like: when they say everyone is
2:45Spanish and then tell you they are
2:47plural, that there are Extremadurans,
2:49that there are Catalans—they really
2:51emphasize this—that there are Basques
2:53, which as far as I know, exclusively
2:55...The Basque Country, Catalonia, uh,
2:57Madrid, Extremadura...in the end, these
2:59are the regions, several of the regions
3:01we have in Spain, and those people are
3:04Spanish without any doubt. Evidently,
3:07just because there’s a guy with a
3:09slightly darker skin tone, that makes
3:12the team plural. It makes it plural,
3:15yes, but these people talk as if our
3:18national team were truly something
3:22special today and some kind of cyborg,
3:25right? Like, I’ll put a little bit of
3:26this here, I’ll put a little bit
3:27there. You only have to look—I say"
3:29special "because it isn't—you have to
3:31look at the French national team, as
3:33Rajoy said the other day, what a shame
3:35that France played so well, but that
3:37there wasn't a single Frenchman playing
3:39; all these people cried foul, saying
3:41it was racist, saying this and that,
3:42even Le Pen's party said it too. Look,
3:45honestly, the idea is understood and
3:47the joke is understood. I mean,
3:48obviously, what a shame there are no"
3:50real "Frenchmen of origin on that team.
3:53And let me tell you something, it's not
3:54just about defending it and laughing
3:56and joking around, people should be of
3:58that country's descent, right? Uh,
4:00because obviously you can't go back to
4:02that anymore because we’re all very
4:04mixed up and there are people who are
4:06born in any country, and from that
4:08moment on, we all agree. There will be
4:10people who don't like it; personally, I
4:11don't care, that they belong to the
4:13country where they were born and can
4:14play for that national team. But what
4:17we all agree on is that, in countries
4:19like—as we’ve already seen with
4:21Cape Verde—especially in Africa, they
4:24are missing an incredible opportunity
4:26to win, for example, a World Cup;
4:28because as soon as one of these people
4:30can get citizenship in Morocco or Spain
4:32, like what happened with Lamine Yamal,
4:34uh, they take Spanish citizenship
4:36because they believe they’ll have
4:38better chances of winning. In fact,
4:41Lamine wasn't wrong, as you can see.
4:44And indeed, besides that, they are
4:45hurting their countries of origin—not
4:48origin, because many were born there,
4:50but their parents and such have dual
4:52nationality and could play for African
4:54countries, eh? And in fact, we are
4:56seeing how football in those kinds of
4:58countries is really rising, okay? Like
5:01for example, and I’ll use the example
5:03again, Cape Verde, which was fearsome
5:04in this tournament, Egypt was fearsome
5:06in this tournament; in fact, they
5:07almost knocked Argentina out of the
5:09competition. Obviously both, okay? Both
5:13. Let’s see what Sara Santaolaya, a
5:14football expert, has to say.
5:16There are several realities here, and
5:18that is that yesterday all Spaniards
5:20celebrated Spain’s victory, of all
5:23ideologies, all colors, and all
5:25backgrounds. I think the Popular Party,
5:27once again, is not up to the task—not
5:29of the national team, but of its own
5:30country. It's just not up to the task.
5:33We’ve put up with them saying for all
5:35these weeks that Pedro Sánchez
5:36couldn't go to the final because he was
5:38a jinx, but yesterday we found out how
5:40Alberto Núñez Feijóo went down to
5:42Plaza Colón, where they were putting
5:43up big screens all over the city, and a
5:45blackout occurred and the match
5:47couldn't be seen for 7 minutes. Let's
5:49see if the real jinx is Feijóo, and
5:51it’s not Luis de la Fuente because he
5:52doesn't want to be. But besides this,
5:54there are other realities that the
5:56Popular Party is also leaving us with,
5:58with colonialist tweets and certain
5:59comments. It’s the same right wing
6:02whose servants on the mic said that
6:04Lamine Yamal and Nico Williams couldn't
6:06play, that what kind of national team
6:08was that.
6:08Who the hell said that, Sara? I mean,
6:10who said that? It’s just tremendous.
6:13Talking about Santaolaya so you can see
6:15the nonsense she says and what she
6:17doesn't condemn, especially these
6:18images you see on the right, look,
6:19I’m going to show it.
6:24This is a bar where there were military
6:26personnel watching the game in the
6:27Basque Country. These are, uh,
6:30Batasuna-style left-wing delinquents
6:33who, it seems, have reactivated, we're
6:35going to see it now, who show up and
6:38suddenly beat the hell out of them,
6:40without warning. They could have been
6:43with children, you know, just because
6:45they're from Spain, okay? And now
6:48you're going to see Sara Santolalaya
6:50condemn the little scuffle, because
6:53it's a little scuffle that Fonsi Loaiza
6:55had, who is a leftist Twitter user.
6:59Outside a nightclub in Cádiz.
7:01The day has arrived, the day has
7:03arrived when they beat you up on the
7:04streets of your own country. The very
7:06same people who talk about insecurity.
7:08Insecurity is for left-wing people and
7:10for people who openly have an ideology
7:12against fascism. Ideology contrary to
7:16fascism.
7:16Look.
7:18The opposing ideology.
7:21Because there's a Spanish flag there,
7:22do you see it? No, here there is a
7:24Spanish flag.
7:26They arrive and start beating them up.
7:29Here you can see the whelps of the
7:31left-wing Batasuna in Bilbao destroying
7:33an area where people were watching the
7:36match and wanted to smash the giant
7:38screen. Careful, careful. This is a bit
7:56for Sara Santolalaya, who says that, uh
7:58, only people on the left get attacked
8:00on the street for their ideas, okay? Uh
8:02, just in case she sees this video,
8:04that she thinks about how she's going
8:06to defend this. A young woman who has a
8:08certain point, I acknowledge it in the
8:11main idea, but it sounds like a lecture
8:14from a" charo. "Listen.
8:16Well, the typical" red "is here, coming
8:18to kill the vibe regarding the World
8:20Cup. Let's see, how do I say this?
8:23Without hurting masculine egos that are
8:25a bit sensitive now, more than usual, I
8:27mean, right? Spain hasn't won its
8:31second star on the national team jersey
8:33, and no, Spain hasn't won its second
8:35World Cup because Spain won its second
8:37World Cup with the women's team in 2023
8:39, even if no one talks about it. Of
8:42course,
8:43I mean, I know that Spain as a country
8:45only wins when the men win, because
8:47women's achievements will never matter
8:49more than those of men. I'll leave it
8:52to you to give your opinions in the
8:53chat, uh, directly on whether she's
8:54right or not. Technically she is right,
8:57very, very technically, by pure and
8:59simple technicality, because obviously
9:01in 2023 we won with Jenni Hermoso and
9:04all that Rubiales" little kiss "stuff,
9:06remember? Uh, the World Cup, yes, but
9:10what this girl is essentially saying is
9:13that we should already have two stars
9:16previously and now win the third. She's
9:20wrong because then we aren't the only
9:23ones in the world. I'll let this girl
9:26know. And other countries also have U-
9:2819 teams, they also have women's teams.
9:31I mean, it means, maybe Argentina—
9:32though I don't have the data—But
9:34maybe Argentina, instead of four stars,
9:36I mean, three stars, should already
9:38have four, five, or six, you know? I
9:41mean, who knows, because if we start to
9:43, to, to add up everything we have: U-
9:4721, U-whatever, and on top of that the
9:50women's teams, I don't know how many,
9:52Spain might have seven, seven World
9:55Cups. And we all have to play by the
9:58same rules, both us and Colombia, so
10:00this girl understands: we can't just
10:02put on the women's star because Spain
10:05isn't the only sexist one, like she
10:07wants us to think, just because of the
10:09flag she has there. He looks like he
10:11knows what he's talking about. Well,
10:13let's see what Pablo Fernández, the
10:14Terian from Podemos, says. That guy has
10:17some incredible hair, huh? A very
10:19well-deserved victory and triumph. We
10:21are talking about a national team that
10:23perfectly represents what this country
10:26is, what Spain is. A diverse,
10:28multiracial, inclusive, united, young
10:32team that played extraordinary soccer
10:35and gave a lesson to the whole world.
10:40having had Donald Trump be the one to
10:43present the world championship title,
10:45the trophy, to a country that I believe
10:48is among those that has stood most in
10:51solidarity with Palestine and that
10:54boasts most proudly of its defense of
10:57the Palestinian people.
10:59I'm laughing a little now because I
11:01understand the attack on Donald Trump,
11:02we all understand it. When are Pablo
11:05Fernández, Ione Belarra, and the
11:07Mercadona cashier better known as Irene
11:10Montero going to start condemning their
11:12own party colleagues, like, I don't
11:14know, Monedero and such? Regarding
11:18Monedero, the news broke the other day
11:21that he is indeed being pursued for
11:23alleged harassment, okay? I can't say
11:26it in full because you know YouTube
11:28doesn't like these kinds of phrases. I
11:31mean, when is Podemos going to condemn
11:33their own colleagues? Et cetera, et
11:36cetera, before continuing to talk about
11:38the, uh, criminals, as they call them,
11:40out there. It's not like Podemos
11:42doesn't have convictions for these
11:43kinds of things. And they are always
11:45doing the same thing, looking at the
11:46speck in someone else's eye, right? As
11:47the saying goes. The newsstand guy.
11:49Indeed, it had been a long time since I
11:51last called this man the newsstand guy.
11:53Well, and Borja Iglesias, who is the
11:54progressive of the national team,
11:56without a doubt. Let's see what he says
11:57.
11:57with the national team not long ago, do
11:59you remember? all the commotion,
12:00Rubiales, the applause. When you
12:02decided to leave the national team
12:04until things changed, my goodness, what
12:06you got hit with back then, and you're
12:08a world champion, I insist.
12:09Yes, there were people who thought I
12:11wasn't coming back, but well, yes, I
12:12have returned. I don't know, I think
12:15life puts us where we belong, and it
12:18was my turn there, and it's also true
12:22that I decided it. I think it was
12:25something I had to do. It came from
12:27within, I felt it that way, and well, I
12:28think that being here today means that
12:30something has changed, right? A little,
12:32even if it's just a bit. So, on top of
12:33that, being able to experience this,
12:35well, imagine that, right? What madness
12:37. Nothing, brutal. The truth is that I
12:39think we still need to let everything
12:41sink in a bit, and I am very happy and
12:43I am very grateful to all the people
12:45who have always supported me. Because,
12:47in complicated moments where I also
12:49received a lot of hate, I also received
12:52a lot of affection and a lot of love,
12:54and those are the people I truly thank.
12:57Damn, what a great player, huh? We owe
13:00it to...now he'll say," No, we owe it
13:01to everyone, and so on. "" Yes, yes,
13:03yes. "I am very grateful to the
13:05national team, for this second World
13:07Cup, but this man played 30 seconds or
13:10a minute, do you remember? It was in
13:13the match, wow, it was at the end of
13:15the match against Austria, could be,
13:16and he played, they threw him a pass,
13:18Unai threw him a pass from the goal to
13:20the wing and he didn't control it and
13:22it went out and I don't know what other
13:24screw-up he made. This man, every day,
13:28gives us lessons on, well, just how
13:31great he is as a progressive rather
13:33than as a footballer, because, I'm
13:36telling you, I haven't seen this man
13:38play; I've seen that, indeed, he is
13:41very, he is very much a protagonist,
13:43like Pepe Reina off the, off the field,
13:46right? Because that’s the only thing
13:49this guy has really done, defending
13:51Pedro Sánchez, defending, uh, Bardem,
13:53he’s been very good friends with
13:55Bardem, defending progressivism in
13:56general, Sara Santolaya already said,"
13:58No, because Borja Iglesias is the best
14:00player on the national team. "Now Borja
14:03Iglesias is our Messi." Can you guys
14:05confirm in the chat that this guy is
14:07really good. "Maybe it’s been super
14:09unfair and he hasn’t been able to,
14:11they haven’t let him play, I don’t
14:13know, but I hadn’t heard of this guy,
14:14I think he was at Celta, right? Or
14:16something like that. Anyway, that’s
14:18it for this video on the lefties
14:21complaining, okay? Because that’s
14:23what they like: complaining and whining
14:24. I mean, complaining and whining, uh.
14:27I mean, it’s not like the national
14:28team didn't win, and they're already
14:29whining; it didn't even last 5 minutes,
14:30and they’re already complaining. They
14:32say that, that the team won, but
14:34everything is the same, that jobs are
14:36just as precarious, and so on. Yeah,
14:38right, as if the Spanish national team
14:39winning would fix that. Anyway,
14:41subscribe. Thanks for being here.

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