**Federico Jiménez Losantos** (0:05)
It's the morning of Federico, with Federico Jiménez Losantos.
**Federico Jiménez Losantos** (0:12)
We continue with Silvia Ribeiro and Luis Díaz, and in case someone hasn't noticed, I don't know, Chihuahua de Otey, and Paquerín Martínez, and people from all over the world, or the guard post of the millionaire Bono, Pardo Piqueras, whose side is even Pillearejo. He's decent.
Well, it's good to remember what happened yesterday. Because I wouldn't be surprised if today, in an hour and a half, the monster, the monster, the villain, the great traitor, Satánchez, because Satán, I mean, Sánchez, Satánchez said that nobody left the street yesterday. I mean, I have no news that there have been... Marruecos couldn't have been, and yesterday the streets were deserted. Well, they weren't deserted.
**SPEAKER_3** (0:58)
Thousands of citizens have gathered in front of the City Halls of all Spain in support of Ceuta and in the cries of Sánchez's resignation.
The government refuses to give the report submitted by the National Police to Judge Tardón, insisting that there is no direct report to Marruecos. The content of that document is ratified by the advance of another report, this one made by the Civil Guard, which is advancing today to BC, and which warns of the presence of Marroquian spies hidden in the invasion. In just an hour and a half, President Sánchez will have to give explanations in the Congress about all these issues. He will do it for the first time since the avalanche.
**SPEAKER_4** (1:35)
The president of the government goes to the low chamber, isolated. He does not have the support of the opposition or his partners. All groups consider that the government has managed the invasion badly and that it is wrong in its defense of Marruecos. Summar with several ministries considers that the Interior should give explanations for the police report. From Podemos and Izquierda Unida, they demand the dismissal of Marrass, which we listen to Minister Tasun and Mayo.
**SPEAKER_5** (1:58)
We have said since Summar that beyond the existence of this report, that if there has been such a massive leap in a Spanish border crossing, the country Collindante will have some kind of responsibility for action or mission.
**SPEAKER_6** (2:11)
If it is confirmed that the police has been loyal to the Ministry of the Interior, the general director of the police will have to resign, and if it is confirmed that the Ministry of the Interior had this information and did not process it, the Minister of the Interior will have to assume the responsibility. Here the accounts are very well saved, but I already tell you that the thesis of this report are the ones that we have been defending for a long time.
**Federico Jiménez Losantos** (2:36)
Come on, Mayo, don't boast. You are the one who said that it would be better if a million or two moros, because that way there would be less faxes, or you didn't say it a month and a half ago. Of course you did, little rat, of course you did. You preferred the illegals to the Spaniards, because you are like that, the communists, and now you are a garbage. And you lie like Pedro Sánchez. But what do they tell me here about the one who doesn't shower, the Urtasun, who still hasn't explained what happened with the robbery of the Tresor de Vilena. And they say he is Minister of Culture. There was a copy, a typical palette, that reduced the expenses, but it looks like the original, which is 3000 years old.
They say it's an uncalculable value, but it can always be calculated. If you want to sell it, we will find out. It hasn't been long to say, well, this is unfortunate, they could have put a copy, what was missing, I don't know. I don't even know where Villena is, he will write it with B.
He is an oceanic idiot. He is a fool with a career. A fool with a diplomatic career, he is an unlimited fool, he is a universal fool. And if they sell those things, and maybe they just tied up with the Madrid in Casarse, always the same. The same as people, of course. Well, not only in all of Spain, yesterday, in many countries of the world, by the way, many, where young Spaniards go, that here they can't find a job, because the job in Spain is reserved for those who don't know how to do anything, They came to the market and they were going to work in the scaffolding.
Can you see a Spaniard? I haven't heard a J in the scaffolding for 25 years. Look, there's no need to do anything. No, as long as they do the works. The problem is who pays for the works. If we don't have electricity for the new flats, if everything is upside down, It's all upside down. These peonies have stolen everything. But it started well, PP and Vox have already started well together in the European Parliament. But in the whole world, the protests were the same, unitary.
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