PEINADO NO SE FÍA DE BEGOÑA GÓMEZ Y LE DA 5 DÍAS… — Transcript

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1. 0:00Well Jesús, Judge Peinado has returned
2. 0:01from his vacation, but he has done so
3. 0:03with the same mistrust towards Begoña
4. 0:05Gómez. Begoña Gómez, who returned
5. 0:07her passport here to the court today,
6. 0:09just as she had promised Judge
7. 0:10Peinado's substitute, but once the
8. 0:12judge reviewed it, he said he saw that
9. 0:15there are no stamps confirming she
10. 0:17traveled or returned from the United
11. 0:19Kingdom. For that reason, he has given
12. 0:21the Prime Minister's wife 5 days to
13. 0:23prove that she indeed only used that
14. 0:25passport to travel to her daughter's
15. 0:28graduation in London and not for other
16. 0:30purposes that could constitute a crime
17. 0:32by using that passport to travel to
18. 0:34places not authorized by the judge who
19. 0:37cleared her.
20. 0:37Well, you already know that Pedro
21. 0:39Sánchez's daughter has graduated, in
22. 0:40psychology no less, with the father she
23. 0:42has, I find it quite funny. I don't see
24. 0:44Pedro Sánchez as very balanced. So,
25. 0:47for his daughter to be a psychologist,
26. 0:50well the joke writes itself. Well,
27. 0:53Sánchez and Begoña were at their
28. 0:56daughter Ainoa's psychology graduation
29. 0:59in Bristol, because as you know, he
30. 1:01always fills his mouth with the topic
31. 1:04of public education, public education.
32. 1:07In fact, I have María Jesús Montero
33. 1:08right here. Private universities are
34. 1:11the main threat the working class faces
35. 1:16to provide a horizon of hope for those
36. 1:19families who, only through effort,
37. 1:23through knowledge, through training,
38. 1:27will climb rungs, will climb steps. "
39. 1:31Seats" are what she didn't win in these
40. 1:33elections, because this is a bit of—
41. 1:34well, you've already seen it—the
42. 1:36campaign she ran through Andalusia,
43. 1:37which María Jesús Montero lost,
44. 1:39against all odds, right? Well, this
45. 1:41girl, Ainoa in Bristol, at one of the
46. 1:44most expensive universities in the
47. 1:46world, 40,000 bucks. Her parents have
48. 1:49gone. Of course, Sánchez uses the
49. 1:51official 80-seat plane to travel to his
50. 1:54daughter's graduation. The judge
51. 1:56substituting for Peinado allows Begoña
52. 1:58Gómez to go to London for her
53. 1:59daughter's graduation, but not to the
54. 2:01NATO summit. And here you have it,
55. 2:03Ainoa's 3 years of study in Bristol
56. 2:06have cost Sánchez and Begoña 180,000
57. 2:08bucks. Let's hope it was truly just
58. 2:12them, okay?
59. 2:13Watch out, because Judge Peinado has
60. 2:14breaking news. Jesús Maraña. Let's
61. 2:16see. Judge Peinado is asking Begoña
62. 2:18Gómez, the president's wife—it never
63. 2:21ends—to prove that she actually went
64. 2:23to her daughter's graduation.
65. 2:25He issued an order requiring Begoña
66. 2:27Gómez to demonstrate that she went to
67. 2:29her daughter's graduation and did not
68. 2:31use her passport for any other purpose.
69. 2:33The first thing I think is, well, if
70. 2:36you have other proof that the
71. 2:37precautionary measures he established
72. 2:40weren't met, the prosecution should
73. 2:42have to present it, right? No, we go
74. 2:45back to the principle of the
75. 2:47presumption of innocence and the right
76. 2:49to a defense.
77. 2:50Well, first of all, I don't know, I
78. 2:52repeat, how the substitute judge made
79. 2:54Judge Peinado look so bad by
80. 2:55authorizing Begoña Gómez to leave.
81. 2:57And then, well, Judge Peinado is doing
82. 2:59what he has to do, which is to verify
83. 3:01that this woman—even though we've
84. 3:02seen it in the press—he wants to know
85. 3:04as a judge that she really went to that
86. 3:06graduation, and why not, he also wants
87. 3:08to be a pain. I always say it,
88. 3:09they’ve really screwed Judge Peinado
89. 3:10over. It’s normal for him to be a
90. 3:12little bit spiteful, too. Well, Jesús,
91. 3:14Judge Peinado is back from vacation,
92. 3:15but he’s returned with the same
93. 3:17distrust toward Begoña Gómez. Begoña
94. 3:19Gómez returned her passport to the
95. 3:21court today, as she had promised
96. 3:23Peinado’s substitute judge, but once
97. 3:25the judge reviewed it, he saw there was
98. 3:28no stamp proving she had traveled to or
99. 3:30returned from the United Kingdom.
100. 3:33Because of this, he has given the prime
101. 3:35minister’s wife five days to prove
102. 3:37that she indeed only used that passport
103. 3:39to travel to her daughter’s
104. 3:41graduation in London and not for other
105. 3:43purposes that could constitute a crime
106. 3:46by traveling to other places not
107. 3:48authorized by the judge who granted her
108. 3:50permission.
109. 3:51It makes me laugh that people assume
110. 3:53that because Judge Peinado is going to
111. 3:55retire, he’s going for the kill. I
112. 3:57don’t know, that Judge Peinado is
113. 3:59capable of causing trouble, right?
114. 4:02Let’s see, look, a judge, even if
115. 4:04he’s retired, could risk being
116. 4:06accused of prevarication, right? If a
117. 4:09judge doesn’t stick to or comply with
118. 4:12the rules, in this case the Penal Code,
119. 4:15the Civil Code, the criminal procedure
120. 4:17law, and all these things that exist,
121. 4:20well, obviously if he goes outside
122. 4:23those laws, this guy is going to get
123. 4:25locked up. I mean, just because he's 70
124. 4:28-something years old doesn't mean he
125. 4:30can't go to prison or get hit with a
126. 4:31massive fine, and so on and so forth.
127. 4:33Judge Peinado has issued an order
128. 4:36giving him 5 days, because he argues
129. 4:38that, since there are no entry or exit
130. 4:40stamps in the passport, he must provide
131. 4:42proof that he actually made that trip;
132. 4:45and if he doesn't provide them, he
133. 4:47warns him that it will be understood
134. 4:49that he breached the precautionary
135. 4:51measures and could face a charge of
136. 4:53violating a precautionary measure.
137. 4:56Wow. Judge Peinado clearly has it in
138. 4:58for Begoña Gómez, but I go back to
139. 5:00the same thing, Begoña Gómez earned
140. 5:03it, Pedro Sánchez earned it. Yeah, I
141. 5:05mean, this is like, there are a lot of
142. 5:07people, it's very trendy to post videos
143. 5:10on the internet of yourself acting
144. 5:12tough, right? Acting like a smart-aleck
145. 5:13with the police. The police come up to
146. 5:15you and say, "ID, sir," and you say, "
147. 5:16No, because I have my rights." Let's
148. 5:18see, that's not going to end well.
149. 5:20That's obvious. Maybe if you're famous
150. 5:23and you're recording them, well,
151. 5:25obviously they're going to be a bit
152. 5:27careful, but that wouldn't occur to me
153. 5:29because you're going to lose one way or
154. 5:31another. And Begoña's situation is the
155. 5:34same, provoking by not attending when
156. 5:35Judge Peinado told her she had to go.
157. 5:37Judge Peinado tells her she has to go
158. 5:39through the front, and she enters
159. 5:40through the garage. Um, he summons
160. 5:45Pedro Sánchez to testify and the
161. 5:46testimony lasts 40 seconds and Pedro
162. 5:48gets up and leaves. Well, it's also
163. 5:51normal that this man, even though I
164. 5:53know he shouldn't step outside the
165. 5:55scope of judging this lady's
166. 5:57investigation. Okay, but if they are
167. 5:59busting his balls and using all their
168. 6:02weapons to annoy the judge, it's
169. 6:04logical that the judge is also using
170. 6:06all the weapons at his disposal to
171. 6:08annoy them. I mean, if from the
172. 6:10beginning Begoña Gómez had said, had
173. 6:12collaborated for real, not just lip
174. 6:14service, because Pedro Sánchez is the
175. 6:16same: "I'll collaborate," but then I
176. 6:18don't testify; "I'll collaborate," but
177. 6:20I don't show up. No, if this lady had
178. 6:22nothing to hide, which is what we all
179. 6:24think, she would have said it, she
180. 6:26would have gone when they summoned her,
181. 6:28and she would have said everything she
182. 6:30had to say. Period. She's been
183. 6:33stretching the gum and stretching the
184. 6:36gum, as a strategy and as, uh, yes, I
185. 6:39suppose a political, or rather, sorry,
186. 6:42uh, judicial strategy. And now she
187. 6:45wants Judge Peinado to be careful with
188. 6:48her and not to go after her; well, well
189. 6:51yes, you brought this on yourself,
190. 6:53honestly.
191. 6:54It can be described as a truly
192. 6:56anomalous investigation. The Madrid
193. 6:58Provincial Court has overturned the
194. 7:00rulings of this gentleman you mention,
195. 7:02in whole or in part, 15 times.
196. 7:03There is the seminarian. The opinions
197. 7:06of Bolaños, who does everything except
198. 7:10defend his own ministry, the judges. I
199. 7:13mean, how can a Minister of Justice
200. 7:16like Bolaños attack the judges? I mean
201. 7:19, it's just inconceivable, he should
202. 7:22have had two options, in my opinion:
203. 7:24stay on the sidelines or defend the
204. 7:27judges, but instead, the Minister of
205. 7:29Justice attacks the judges. I mean,
206. 7:32this is a joke. Do you think there are
207. 7:35anomalies in this case? Marta Nebot.
208. 7:38Well, uh,
209. 7:38Judge Peinado, the president's wife,
210. 7:40prove that she has been where she says.
211. 7:42Lest it turn out the president's wife
212. 7:43has been, but well. You know what
213. 7:45happens, it's a new presumption of
214. 7:47guilt that they have been working with
215. 7:48in this case from the beginning. There
216. 7:50is some court order where it even says
217. 7:52so, right?
218. 7:53I'll stop here and Marta "Nevotitas."
219. 7:56She's already been kicked off Nacho's
220. 7:57program and is now in the cesspool that
221. 7:59is Telepedro. She has indeed already
222. 8:01found her they've already called her
223. 8:04from there. They are all going to end
224. 8:06up here. And when these people leave
225. 8:08the government, which they will in '27,
226. 8:09they will obviously end up on La
227. 8:10Séptima, which is the new channel they
228. 8:12are preparing for November. I mean,
229. 8:14we'll eat our grapes watching an
230. 8:16absolutely Sanchista channel, because
231. 8:19Televisión Española is one, but it
232. 8:21always has the brake of "if the
233. 8:23government changes, it will change," or
234. 8:25if they get a little embarrassed; they
235. 8:28won't go full throttle—although they
236. 8:30are going full throttle, that's clear.
237. 8:33But we are going to see a full-on
238. 8:34Sanchista channel, which will be La
239. 8:36Séptima, by José Miguel Contreras,
240. 8:37the creator of La Sexta. I mean, that's
241. 8:39what's coming, that's what we're going
242. 8:40to see. And then, uh, I find it funny
243. 8:43when they say what is being said in
244. 8:45this case to defend Begoña Gómez,
245. 8:47they say, "There is no presumption of
246. 8:50innocence here, there is a presumption
247. 8:52of," as they said, "guilt, right?""
248. 8:54Let's see,
249. 8:55it's a new presumption of guilt." That
250. 8:57Presumption of guilt, the same one you
251. 9:00apply to everyone from the PP and
252. 9:02everyone from Vox, like how it is with
253. 9:05Santiago Abascal's wife, or Rita
254. 9:08Barberá back in the day, or Ignacio
255. 9:11so-and-so, or Esperanza Aguirre; all of
256. 9:14them are guilty. Bárcenas, M. Rajoy,
257. 9:17which has been proven and stated a
258. 9:19thousand times that those Bárcenas
259. 9:22papers were written after the fact. I
260. 9:24mean, uh, Bárcenas wrote it just
261. 9:26because he felt like it, basically, but
262. 9:28they keep on and on. It’s Ayuso who
263. 9:31is, uh, the one guilty of the
264. 9:33disappearance of 7,000 elderly people.
265. 9:37I say it that way because you know you
266. 9:38can't say certain things on YouTube.
267. 9:39Anyway. And then they complain when one
268. 9:42of their own is subjected to the same
269. 9:44thing, the presumption of guilt, as
270. 9:46they say,
271. 9:46which is what has been used in this
272. 9:48case from the beginning. There is even
273. 9:50a court order that mentions it, right?
274. 9:52So, I don't think it's an anomaly. I
275. 9:55think it ceases to be one when the
276. 9:57General Council of the Judiciary fails
277. 9:59to stop it; when the justice system
278. 10:00does nothing about something we could
279. 10:02only describe as anomalous. It
280. 10:04continues and continues and continues
281. 10:06to humiliate a person who could be any
282. 10:08one of us, but who also happens to be
283. 10:09the wife of the Prime Minister.
284. 10:11Do you describe it as anomalous? Uh,
285. 10:13people don't describe it as anomalous.
286. 10:15I see it the other way around. If
287. 10:17Begoña Gómez weren't who she is? She
288. 10:21would already have a fine and this case
289. 10:23would be closed, because she wouldn't
290. 10:25be able to defend herself with the
291. 10:27super-lawyer she has, with the
292. 10:29prosecutor's office that, instead of
293. 10:31accusing, in this case is defending,
294. 10:33with her husband, who is who he is, and
295. 10:35we all know she's being investigated
296. 10:38for four crimes and that, indeed, it
297. 10:40looks very bad. I mean, if the other
298. 10:42three are dropped and she pays for one,
299. 10:44I don't care, but it can't be that
300. 10:45those four or five crimes—because it
301. 10:47ended up as an indictment. Well, even
302. 10:49though she's being investigated for two
303. 10:51more, maybe they'll charge her with two
304. 10:53more and suddenly go from four to six.
305. 10:54But anyway, when we've all suddenly
306. 10:57seen, I don't know, that she is someone
307. 10:59without a university degree and is
308. 11:01heading a chair. Why could that be?
309. 11:04Because of her husband's influence,
310. 11:05damn it. I mean, it's just, it's
311. 11:07obvious, you're teaching people, uh,
312. 11:10what they were saying, how to give, uh,
313. 11:13how to provide state aid, and then you
314. 11:17get into bed with the one giving it out
315. 11:20. That honestly isn't right, seriously.
316. 11:24I mean, don't they see it? It’s so
317. 11:26unfair that people complain, it's so
318. 11:27unfair that this lady has to go to
319. 11:29trial. And like I said, if they have
320. 11:31nothing to hide, then just tell it all
321. 11:34and say, "Look, no, I mean, when I get
322. 11:37home with Pedro Sanchez, I don't say, '
323. 11:39Hey, give aid to, or let's bail out,
324. 11:41who was it?'""Was it Air Europa, for
325. 11:44example? Or, don't I tell Barrabes, '
326. 11:46give them a grant'?" Well then, say it,
327. 11:50tell us. Anyway, today's video about
328. 11:52Begoña, uh, and Judge Peinado, who
329. 11:55apparently has gone crazy over the
330. 11:57issue of the daughter's graduation, is
331. 12:00asking her to prove and justify that
332. 12:02she went to Bristol this weekend. I
333. 12:05also think that with the money they
334. 12:07have and the mobility they have, she
335. 12:09could have perfectly well gone
336. 12:10somewhere else. So let her prove it,
337. 12:13it's her problem. I love you all.
338. 12:15Thanks for being here for this video
339. 12:17and subscribe to the new channel, uh,
340. 12:19to this one and the new channel too.