Political Commentary on Bolsonaro and Trump

You know? While I was doing that, my opponent would grab the American flag and keep kissing it.

And now he went and ran. Bad luck. He defeated Trump.

He got to the United States, and Trump lost.

He went, he went. He went there to seek protection.

You’ll see what kind of protection you’ll get, you’ll have to go back to Brazil, to face the lawsuits you have.

New York—Actually, actually, just so you know, these days, these days, we’re going to show what your Flávio Bolsonaro and that lawyer of his did when he bought the land from, from Nenê’s father.

The baby’s father. Charles’s, the baby’s father, Charles.

That guy bought several plots of land, he bought several islands, he was a land grabber.

Since Bolsonaro was the one giving orders to the guy at SPU, who was a colonel and his friend, he kept taking the islands that had problems, He'd go there and take it.

We're going to report it. Professionally. We're going to report it.

Get ready, because you know that my document is still there at the courthouse, waiting for Flávio to bring his in, to see who in this country is honest and who's a thief.

I'm willing to give my life to prove who in this country is honest.

And my bank accounts are there, my account, Janja's, my family's, all of them.

Lay it all bare. Now I want to see the others'.

I want to see who in this country is honest.

Mr. President, just—just one more thing to mention here, too.

He was made a laughingstock by the New York Times there in the United States, which published on— they invited him for an interview and he thought he was going to be portrayed as a hero, they published yesterday, saying, “Tomorrow you'll learn the truth,” and so on.

And the newspaper went ahead and published the story today, portraying the truth, portraying him as a coward who fled the country