CÓDIGO 22: MORAES VAI DEIXAR FLÁVIO GANHAR?. Moises, Lisboa e Fábio Ton 20/05/2026

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[00:02:46]Let's talk about Lulinha, shall we?

[00:02:48]Lulinha should already be in jail; the system is messing with Lulinha. We're seeing what's happening. We just heard testimony from Lulinha's friend about Lulinha. André Mendonça is going after them because we know they tried to change the delegates there, but it won't work. It wo n't work. We can see that André Mendonça is going to put up a fight.

[00:03:16]Let's talk about it. We also have the issue of censorship.

[00:03:21]This is extremely dangerous.

[00:03:24]Lula, with a stroke of the pen, Lula, in the year of the election, with 4 months to go, Lula, with a stroke of the pen, he approves a censorship law, a censorship decree. He gave it another name, said it was for this, said it was for that, but this is extremely dangerous, extremely dangerous. We will be canceled and censored in this election. Congress needs to do something. My fear is that Congress will do something and the Supreme Court will side with Lula to protect him. That's incredibly brazen. With four months to go before the election, he issues a censorship decree. He's basically saying that in that case, the Messiah will essentially be in charge of deciding what can and cannot be said on the internet. This is very serious. We're going to have to talk a lot about this, because it's really an issue that each of us will have to work on three times as hard, folks. Because I've been telling you for some time now that this isn't an election between Flávio and Lula, it's an election between Flávio and an entire system. Flávio against an entire system.

[00:04:46]And the question is, how are we going to fight this system? Each of us, like ants, doing our part, sharing, making cuts, posting on social media, posting in WhatsApp groups. It's the only way. They will do everything they can to censor us. Let's talk about this because it's a complicated situation. I think that's a more important point from today's live stream, right? We need to talk about this censorship situation. We're going to have to show you guys, because things are really getting serious.

[00:05:21]Let's start by waiting for Moses to arrive, waiting for Lisbon to arrive. Let's start here with some videos about everything that's happening, shall we? Let's go. To be very talkative, talkative. Let's go. Look, it's Mendonça here. Mendonça is here at COD 22, folks, the whole story is on COD 22. And we at COD 22 are here to fight for Flávio Bolsonaro so that we win these elections. Either Flávio wins or I don't know what will become of Brazil, you understand? Is it Flávio or Flávio? You need to stop being so fussy. We all have to be 100% Flávio. It's no use. There is no false equivalence in comparing Flávio to Lula. So, it's either Flávio or it's Flávio.

[00:06:08]Put there who is 100% Flávio Bolsonaro.

[00:06:11]Put 100% there. Who is 100% Flávio Bolsonaro? Give it your all so we can win this. Look, Mendonça considers the Federal Police's explanation insufficient and opens proceedings in the Lulinha investigation.

[00:06:29]So Mendonça, he saw that Lulinha, and uh, Lula, right, in this case, changed the Federal Police, changed the delegate, and André Mendonça, he's going after him, he's not going to let it go easily. He had to confront him directly and bring the other delegate back. That's what he had to do, you understand? That's what he had to do. Okay, let's see what the article says here so we can understand better. Let's go. We'll return now to the case of the possible involvement of President Lula's son, Lulinha, in the INSS scandal. In a recent news report, Minister André Mendonça of the Supreme Federal Court, who is the rapporteur for the investigation into fraud at the INSS (Brazilian National Social Security Institute), is expected to open proceedings to investigate the circumstances surrounding the replacement of the Federal Police delegate who was leading the investigations into the INSS fraud.

[00:07:27]Exactly. Eh, eh, this is the one Lulinha is mentioned in. Our Jusara Soares is getting here at the crucial moment. Jusara, the minister had already called the team together last week to say: "Listen, what happened? This change of delegates, I wasn't informed and I want explanations. The next step is what you bring us for your operation. Good evening, welcome."

[00:07:51]Hi, Thaís. Good evening to you and everyone. Thaís, in fact, last week Minister André Mendonça called the Federal Police team to seek explanations about this change in coordination of this INSS case.

[00:08:07]Guys, why do you think they changed the police chief? It's pretty obvious, is n't it? It's very obvious. The reason is very clear, for God's sake. In this case, the Federal Police decided to remove this case from the INSS (National Institute of Social Security) division responsible for combating social security crimes and transferred it to the coordination of investigations in higher courts. With this replacement, there was also the departure of Delegate Guilherme Figueiredo Silva, who was coordinating the entire investigation. So, uh, just to be clear, it was precisely in that previous area, that division for combating social security crimes, that the request to break the confidentiality of Fábio Luiz Lula da Silva, the eldest son of President Lula, was made. So, this exchange took place. Minister André Mendonça only learned of the replacement when he was informed by a lawyer during a hearing. Until then, he was unaware of a swap that had occurred two weeks prior. Given this, he called the Federal Police to seek explanations, and what was presented, which was justified, was not to the satisfaction of Minister André Mendonça. And it is from this that he must now, in the coming days, open a procedure to investigate the circumstances of this change in the coordination area of ​​this INSS case that mentions Lulinha, as well as the replacement of the delegate. From what I've been able to ascertain, the big issue here, and what Minister André Mendonça should also do from now on, Thaís, is precisely to follow this case more closely, to exercise closer supervision.

[00:09:46]Furthermore, the minister is also expected to issue a decree in the coming days regarding increasing the rigor in this sharing of information. What does that mean, Thaís? It means increasing the requirement for certain people to have access to this information. So, the information we have so far is that Minister André Mendonça will seek to shield the investigation, and precisely that objective, Thaís, is to try to shield this inquiry into the INSS case, in which Lulinha is mentioned, from political pressure.

[00:10:24]So, these are decisions that Minister André Mendonça must make in the coming days.

[00:10:28]Oh, my friend, that guy needs to go to jail. Let me bring Moses, he's already arrived. Welcome, Moses. There's Lulinha, who should already be in jail, but the system has been shielding him from being arrested.

[00:10:45]Welcome, Moses.

[00:10:47]Hey, everyone's welcome too. Who else is joining us from Pato e Defesa? Our friends here are Fábio Tom, from Vlog do Lisboa. Welcome everyone.

[00:10:54]An excellent live stream for all of us. That's enough, huh? Just leave a like, okay? Look, that's an interesting detail, isn't it? Well, the right wing should be taking advantage of exactly these facts, Fábio, that you're mentioning, right? Focus on these facts, because the opponent is full of irregularities, right? And, for example, let go of the issue of the smokescreen, right?

[00:11:14]All that smokescreen that was often raised by the right wing itself, right? Against Flávio.

[00:11:20]If we learn from this, if we use the opponent's, the enemy's, mistakes against themselves, we'll win this battle, we'll win the war, right, in October. Look, André Mendonça wasn't happy. The girl, in my opinion, well, her answers made things even more complicated. For example, she said she didn't know the origin of the 15 million, she didn't know what it was for. It's normal, everyone received 15.5 million and doesn't know what it's for. It goes into the account, but there's no need to explain. He didn't deny it. Actually, quite the opposite, he confirmed the trips, he confirmed the company's story, right, uh, with the substance from Maria Joana, right, from Pereirê. And that was that.

[00:12:01]And then she said, "No, regarding Nin, she just didn't give him any money." And where did she go, who did she stay with, right? It was, one could say it was, something very fragile.

[00:12:09]Here's the article you read, it's in André Mendonça's code, saying he's not satisfied with this, the way this is being handled, and also something that seemed strange was the replacement of the detective who was in charge of the case. He wants to review that, right? That's going to turn into cancer and everything else.

[00:12:27]It's really personal. And we also have censorship coming, and we made a commitment here, a challenge for ourselves to reach 1000 Pix. And here's Pix, look.

[00:12:36][email protected] because, man, we're going to have to fight hard to win these elections, because it 's not just Lula, it's an entire system that has risen up against Flávio Bolsonaro. And you had many people who you would call right-wing who have already fallen for the narrative, who have already abandoned ship, and we're left here with you to carry this burden on our shoulders. So, what we're going to need is to fight much harder, to produce more content, to make more videos, and for each of us to unite in this fight. So, help me out with Pixs.

[00:13:17]Let's hit that goal of 1000 Pix payments. I know there are people who can give 100, 200, because you are, thank God, blessed. Many people can't give that, but she can give what she can. And we 'll be able to produce more stories from there.

[00:13:30]Let's defend, man. It's 100% Flávio Bolsonaro. We have no other option, folks. Is it Flávio or Flávio? Forget the narrative, forget the gossip. Yes, Flávio, even after the end, and we will turn this game around. We need to analyze this. We're going to turn this game around. So, there you have Pix. Let's get to 1000 Pix payments so we can do a lot of things for the real right wing, okay? That's right, Fabio. And we can only count on you guys who are here in the chat, right? There's no bank financing here, no politician financing. And if you want to continue being the protagonist, right, and the effective, positive recipient of the news, look, stick around with us. As Fabio said, there's a lot of material. Today there are dozens of articles about this.

[00:14:18]Full coverage of the testimony, full coverage includes articles about the speech, right? President Bolsonaro reaffirmed it, right? He not only reaffirmed his support, but also called for unity behind Flávio Bolsonaro's name, saying that there is no other option, it's with Flávio until the end. That's what Fabio just said. And leave the enemy's job to the enemy, right? People on the right want to do the opponent's job. No, here we're going in a positive way. And another detail, Fábio, that you mentioned, uh, not only with the Pix issue, but private clubs, uh, will perhaps be one of the great tools of defense against this evil decree that was, uh, signed today, right, by Lula, the censorship decree, right, because in the clubs we have, uh, the club, you the subscriber, so it's not an open environment and you have the guarantee that you will continue to receive the information the way it is, right? This is also extremely important. The portal remains strong and stable; it's public and for everyone. Code 22 is in the news, but it's subject to state oversight. The clubs, that's no longer the case. So, anyone who wants to can also subscribe to código22.com to stay informed and participate in the daily contests. But let's move on.

[00:15:30]Yes, here [snoring] is the girl's speech, right, Lulinha's friend, right?

[00:15:34]Lulinha's friend reveals that she introduced Lula's son to Careca. Look, Lula's son didn't know Careca. Now you know the bald guy. And Careca is something else, isn't he, Moisés? The coincidences in Brazil, right? The Federal Police don't ask about the guy's son. Yeah, so things are kind of strange, but the coincidences in Brazil, oh Moses, are that Careca takes Luda's son to Portugal, he goes up and down, pays for everything for him. It's just because he liked the look of it. That's very strange. Nobody likes me and they do these things, you know? We use Pix here, we request payments, we work, but nobody likes me enough to pay for a trip to Portugal, to pay for a trip like that just because I liked them. It's such an absurd thing that we see right in front of our faces. And the right needs to exploit that. The right wing needs to stop talking about Flávio, right? Flávio this, Flávio that, and talk about reality.

[00:16:32]While one had a phone call with the guy from the bank, the other is robbing old people, our mothers, our fathers, our uncles. The most vulnerable people in Brazil are being robbed by the young man's son. And we don't say anything. We're letting their narrative win over ours.

[00:16:56]This is very bad. So, what did you see in the speech of the young man's son's friend?

[00:17:03]Well, first of all, according to her, it's normal to receive 15.5 million and then not know why they gave it to you or what you're going to use it for, right? So I guess that's how it should be, you guys tell me in the chat if it's normal to receive that amount. According to her, as you already said, she confirmed it, right, and even presented it there, anyway, there's no problem with that, but what doesn't add up, and I think this is what should be observed, is that there are testimonies that were collected at the INSS CPI (Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry), which state that the final destination of those 25 million and also later the 300,000 monthly allowance was the young man's son, right? Please note that I am not saying who the boy's son is; that's something they should be explaining. It's strange that the Federal Police themselves aren't asking this question. Look, who is this, who is this son of the boy who deserved so much benefit from you all? If you add Leoncé, you see all the international trips in first class, in first class or business class to Europe, then you put these points together, and things become very clear. And it's as you said, uh, on the current government's side, you have the Mastercard scandal totally in Lula's lap, including someone who told Vorcaro not to sell the bank, that our friend will arrive and then solve everything, right? Referring to the future president and current president of the Central Bank, Galípolo, right? And that's probably the genesis of all this problem we're experiencing right now, it was Lula's advice, right? And we call it advice here in a friendly way, because if you go to the Presidential Palace, being a CEO of a bank with problems, to talk and ask the president of the country for his opinion on what you should do, it means you're willing to do what he says, right? So, uh, I believe that all of this, in the hands of the right wing, is what should be built. And speaking of Flávio, we have to talk about him every day, but in support of him.

[00:19:11]Our winning horse has already been chosen, right? We're going to put it together and stick with it until the end, right? It has to be this way. Today, even President Bolsonaro himself is circulating information, the newspapers themselves are saying, reaffirming that, regardless of this, it's all election stuff. There are people around, Fab, right? He's already thrown in the towel. Well, you look on Twitter, at all the people who claim to be in the legal field, a lot of them, saying, "Oh, but this can't go on like this." Is it going to be so-and-so? It 's not with Flávio Bolsonaro until after the end.

[00:19:41]Yes, the right wing is ceasing to mention the 109.29 million, ceasing to talk about the young man's son, ceasing to talk about Lula's visit to Vorcaro, Vorcaro's 41 visits to Galípolo. In other words, we have so much ammunition, the right wing needs to go back on the attack and stop defending. This is what the right wing needs. And when the right wing thinks about going on the offensive, that's when we have this, which is very serious and many people don't understand it: censorship disguised as a decree. Lula signs decrees, tightening rules for big tech companies in Brazil. This is an illegal, unconstitutional decree because it's a censorship decree, four months before the election. Imagine if every president issued a decree stripping Big Tech companies of their authority, stripping the judiciary of its power. That is to say, the Minister of Justice, Lula, will decide the content. In other words, man, Big Tech is going all in, any suspicion will have to take people's content away. So that's a huge problem. And then they use that strategy, Moses, that we know very well, they put those nice names, it's not for doing this, it's a crime against women, it's a crime against this, a crime against that. But nobody in Brazil believes that Lula is concerned about crimes against women, when he says that Corinthians fans can hit women and his son also slapped another woman in the face. So he's not worried about crimes against women. In fact, crime against women increased during Lula's government.

[00:21:25]It increased, it broke records. So, where is it?

[00:21:28]He's not worried about that. Lula only wants one thing: to censor his political opponents. It's a law, it's a decree, right? Horrible, horrible. It has a bit of that European law in it, except that in Europe, at least there's accountability for those who lie. In this case, no matter what, any crazy person can go to any channel and badmouth any channel, and little by little, all those channels will be taken down. Lula will look at the channel that is accountable and criticize it, and he will take it down. And then talk about that law, Moses, that's really scary. That's why you need to sign up for Pix. Send a Pix payment, folks. And if you send a Pix payment, write "Pix" here with the names of the people who are supporting this work so we can react to it here.

[00:22:19]One thing that is serious is that what is being done with this decree is to remove the authority from those who have the authority to do so. For example, the judiciary, which is the one that decides, you know, on disputes, you know, about what is right or wrong between people. Oh, and you're placing that responsibility on Big Tech. BigTech, Bigtec, folks, those are the companies, you know, YouTube, Facebook, and so on, Meta, uh, for them to make the decision, uh, through the judiciary. And one detail: creating a mechanism within a regulatory agency, which shouldn't have that purpose, is that the regulatory agency acts against, right?

[00:22:57]It acts by monitoring and regulating business agents in the market, not individuals. In this case, it's reversing that role, and people will be able to file complaints, or groups will come together to file complaints, and content will be removed without due investigation in up to 2 hours, depending on the case. So this is very serious, and as Fábio said, something else that people aren't paying attention to, uh, it's in the article, including the fact that the agency responsible for this is a newly created agency, right, that was supposed to take care of the General Data Protection Law. That wasn't the intention, and what will now be said is what is permissible, what is right, or what is wrong in terms of content. So, it's obvious that what's written there—look, protecting women, protecting children, protecting this, protecting all of that—is very nice, and everyone is in favor of it. The big question is who defines what is offensive, and it's those interests that are going to cause us trouble. Because I say, we, the people, actually, we, the Brazilian people, because what we're really going to have is a group of people chosen by the current president, by this guy who's there, who doesn't have the right to decide what can or cannot be said on social media, you know? And a great deal of injustice will be committed in the name of that. Back in 2022, we experienced this in a fairly regular way. They are formalizing this and expediting the process.

[00:24:28]What was happening back in 2022, including in that office, right?

[00:24:35]Remember Taglia Ferro explaining how censorship worked? Now there will be a body within the Ministry of Justice, under Lula's government, that will define what can and cannot remain on social media, what is offensive and what is not. So you say here, "So-and-so drank, I don't know," even if he did drink, the guy goes there and says: "Look, this can't be defamatory: ah, the prisoners celebrated the arrival of a certain candidate at a certain location." No, you can't. You're spreading defamation. Ah, a certain candidate is a friend of a dictator. Look, you're spreading defamation, so you're out. And one detail, uh, we're even being generous here, uh, that the content could be suspended. What we really believe is that it will be even worse than what happened in 2022. You simply take the profiles offline, at least during the most important part, which is until October and November. Then, whether or not to return the profile to the people, silencing the voices of the people is the way to go. Fabio said it, and I agree completely. It's important for you to be in groups. If you trust, or at least feel comfortable with, certain channels— e.g., journalists, influencers who are in tune with you—join their private groups, right? Hey, we have the Code 22 club. So, make sure you're in, because it might be the place where you'll hear the truth. We don't know. The expectation is that this is being signed today to be enacted starting tomorrow. Some people are saying it won't work until September. I highly doubt it. I think that's already being done. They're just going to formalize it, right? And Congress can overturn that, it can create a bill.

[00:26:11]Gustavo Gaer even said he would draft the PDL (Proposed Legislative Decree) to overturn it.

[00:26:16]But regarding the latest attempts by PDL (Legislative Decree Proposal) to overturn the president's decree, I don't recall any that worked, so let's wait and see. But that's a good initiative. But the real truth is that this group is already taking steps to ensure that the majority of the population, the conservatives, simply cannot speak their minds or debate the issues they believe in, right? That's censorship, right? There is no other name for it.

[00:26:38]That's what I've noticed, Moisés, the strategy is to weaken the TSE (Superior Electoral Court), because you have Cásio Nunes and André Mendonça. Cásio Nunes and André Mendonça will not censor, they will not harm either the right or the left. They will make sure the game is fair. So, to prevent these things from falling into the hands of the TSE (Superior Electoral Court), they are weakening the TSE. So, it's Alexandre Moraes, Lula's justice system, and Lula's Attorney General's office who are going to resolve this. They will censor, they will block, they will make our lives difficult. That's a strategy. When Alexandre Moraes said that he will continue the fake news investigation, what he was saying was that he will be able to include all these profiles, these people, within the fake news project.

[00:27:50]In other words, we don't need to send it to Cáso Nunes because we're afraid that Cáso Nunes will be good. So what are they going to try to do? We're going to try to get all of this under Alexandre Moraes' control. So you put pressure on the big tech companies, the big tech companies will be notified, and then what will the big tech companies do? Is she going to defend my video, or would it be better if she just took it down and let it go?

[00:28:22]That's the big problem. It's blatant censorship. And it's difficult, because if our representatives try to overthrow the Supreme Court, they will, they also want censorship, they will simply side with Lula. So, uh, it's complicated, okay? It is complicated. Lula did this now because he knows it could give him a great opportunity. So, folks, we're going to have to keep fighting.

[00:28:51]We cannot give up. We have to go all out to win. So how are we going to do that? It's like working painstakingly, each of us standing up for ourselves, because censorship is coming, because he knows if Flávio wins with all the senators we're electing, man, it's checkmate, Brazil will change, so they're going to make it as difficult as possible for Flávio not to win these elections. Okay, so we're seeing it all happening right before our eyes.

[00:29:20]Hey, Moses? That's exactly it. And what you said is correct. Well, they are taking away this authority that belonged to the TSE (Superior Electoral Court) in 2022.

[00:29:29]The TSE (Superior Electoral Court) was responsible, because the focus here is on the elections, right? Well, and the body responsible, the one that organizes elections in Brazil, is not the Brazilian government, it's the Brazilian State, through an institution called the TSE, right? Well, and this year, since we have Mendonça and Cásio Nunes in charge, they won't do the work that Moraes did back in 2022, when he was the president of the TSE, who set up a real cabinet to oversee this. And things got even more blatant, because imagine that it's the government itself, which is running in the election, that creates a body that will force Bigtex to remove content that doesn't interest it.

[00:30:10]So, that in itself is already something terrifying, it's already something shocking. We also need to see how this plays out in terms of regulations, right?

[00:30:21]Because it's not about changing an election rule, but rather creating interference in the selection process, because you're going to directly influence what public opinion will say, what people can or cannot say, right? So, yes, the deputies have to get on top of this, they have to give it a lot of attention, including for this, because once this is instituted, Fábio, we won't have a voice, right, on this side to be able to combat the narratives, for example, of the press, of those who are very well paid by the regime to maintain the status quo that we have today, right? So, very seriously. Hey Fabio, I just wanted to thank everyone who's been helping out. You placed the order, you're on the 1000 pics challenge, and more than ever you're going to need this, okay? So, Marcelo de Carvalho there, Silvia Santos, João Paulo here, uh, who also supported it, there are a few more friends here, I want to mention them so as not to make this too long. Cristina and Hilberg, Silza Bueno too, Marcos Domingos, Valéria Pereira, Lola Galdo, Humberto, uh, Santos, Vilma, Maria, Tânia Teixeira, Galdília, our friend, who's always here. A hug, Galdília, and Antônia here, uh, from Jesus.

[00:31:31]There's another friend here too, just because I don't want to jump. Uh, I'm just clicking here real quick. Ana Maria Gomes. Thank you so much, Ana, for your support. And Marcelo de Carvalho, I've already spoken about him.

[00:31:41]Let's go. Let me put the guy from Globo here talking.

[00:31:46]Well, there's an obsession on the part of the government, and not just the government, when it comes to regulating big tech companies, with introducing a huge grey area.

[00:32:03]And it's an obsession.

[00:32:06][Clearing throat] I've never heard of the idea of ​​regulating big tech companies in a way that limits what is considered a crime, as defined by our legislation. Clearly defined as a crime. There is always a huge gray area, and then power is given to a regulatory agency and the Big Tech companies themselves to define what will be censored.

[00:32:35]This is not good.

[00:32:36]This decree is wrong.

[00:32:39]He's wrong because he goes beyond the crimes and opens the door to this obsession, which is the obsession with controlling public opinion.

[00:32:49]It's the obsession with the idea that the State will teach society to be nice, good, and agreeable.

[00:32:58]The state has been trying to do this for quite some time. It hasn't been working, judging by what we see on social media. If we insist, things will go worse and worse. England has been insisting on this. Thousands of people have gone to police stations in recent years. Some served days or weeks in prison, paid very large fines for weak-minded opinions written on social media. Not crimes, just weak-minded opinions written on social media. One of the results, and not just that, but one of the things it produced, is the fact that the far- right party, Nigel Farage's reform party, is now the largest British party.

[00:33:51]And one of the factors highlighted by research is this sensory obsession of the State. We need a First Amendment like the one that exists in the United States, and then we punish the crimes.

[00:34:08]My God, the guy started going to the right. What's going on at Globo, man? Can you feel the water hitting their bottoms too? What's going on there, Moses?

[00:34:18]I think that's the exception that proves the rule, right? We have to put someone there to provide a counterpoint, to pretend there's impartiality, right? That they are impartial.

[00:34:28]But the big question here, Fabio, and I think you've already mentioned it as well, is Europe—you cited the case of the United Kingdom— there are punishments for excesses. So, if people suddenly get together in groups to persecute someone and start making random, unfounded accusations, they're the ones who get punished.

[00:34:49]Even the strictness there in the United Kingdom is such that it can lead to imprisonment, as has been said, confinement. Remember that the prison system in the United Kingdom is not the same as in Brazil, right? Imagine having to go to prison because of an opinion you have. Oh, and one more thing, in Brazil we don't have that kind of brake. So, you can imagine, uh, we know today that left-wing parties have entire floors, right, of teams, even though they say it's the right that has this, they have their own parties and the party is uh funded by the party fund, uh, that is, by the people and to persecute people. Imagine these groups working in a systematic, organized way. All they have to do is get fixated on any channel. You've already put someone on the cover there, and then comes that battalion of 50, 50, 100 people, maybe real people. And each of those with 1000, 2000 boats there, you'll see, it's going to turn into complete chaos. It's going to be very difficult to say that, isn't it? Well, it's an abomination, isn't it? It's an abomination. It needs to be contained, right?

[00:35:53][snoring] It's very sad, man. That's very sad, they 're going all out, aren't they? But if there's one good thing, folks, some good news came out: a possible Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry (CPMI), right?

[00:36:07]Davi Columbri schedules a session in Congress to install the Joint Parliamentary Inquiry Commission on Banco Master this Thursday.

[00:36:15]That, folks, would be a huge relief for all of us. Why? The Joint Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry. I don't believe the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry will arrest people. I've always told you that, in my opinion, the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry (CPMI) is more of a political issue than a legal one. But at this moment we need the political issue, we need the leaks from the meetings with Lula. I saw, man, those guys interviewing Galípolo, damn, awful. Nobody was asking the right questions, nobody was going after Galípolo, it was just Damares who asked some questions that made me sleepy. I said: "My God, man, nobody asked the questions. The CPMI [Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry], it can turn the game around. It can turn this game around. I, personally, I'm telling you, I believe that Flávio [Bolsonaro] had a small setback. He had a small setback with all this lying that was done, with all this damage that was done in the media. But we can recover from that quickly, but we need the right wing to go on the offensive. In other words, this CPMI would greatly help us to come back or turn the game around again. What do you think, Moisés? Will this CPMI happen? Won't it? If it happens, it will be a turning point, the beginning of a turning point for us.

[00:37:48]Look, it was important that it happened, especially because the right wing has a candidate, a single candidate, which is Flávio Bolsonaro. And Flávio's banner for everything that appeared there was: "Let's do a CPI [Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry]". And then in the CPI everything is clarified, right? Uh, today there was also a testimony from Jordi, the deputy from Rio de Janeiro, Jordi, saying the following and repeating what... Flávio said, right? Let's differentiate the good guys from the bad guys, right? Ah, there you go, there's a video there too.

[00:38:15]You can, you can put it there.

[00:38:17]Urgent. Davi Columbre has just called a session of the National Congress for next Thursday, the 21st, at 11 am. And why is this so urgent? Because on Thursday, at the session of the National Congress, Davi Columbre will be obliged to read the request for the installation of the CPMI (Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry) of Banco Master. And then you might ask, but wasn't there already a session of the National Congress and Davi Columbre didn't read and install the CPMI of Banco Master? Yes, because on that occasion there was an agreement among the leaders of the National Congress that that session would be the only item on the agenda, a session to vote only on the PL (Bill) on dosimetry.

[00:38:53]Now it's different, there is no agreement and, according to the rules, Davi Columbre needs to read and install the CPMI of Banco Master next Thursday. Pressure your deputies, pressure your senators to demand that Davi Columbre be present. In Thursday's session, we need to pressure David Columbri to establish the CPMI (Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry) for Banco Master. We have 281 signatures. It's a historic record. It's a demonstration that the population wants this CPMI to clean up Brazil. Enough is enough. Let's separate the wheat from the chaff. Let's separate the innocent from the guilty. Thursday, 11 am in the Chamber of Deputies, the session of the National Congress. We need all the mobilization so that David Columbri can establish this CPMI.

[00:39:40]And then, we will follow this, including tomorrow there is an interesting detail, many people I saw in the chat already saying: "No, but it has already been said that there won't be one, look, it depends." There's something peculiar about that. The behind-the-scenes relationship between Alcolumbre and Lula is far from ideal. This CPI (Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry) is not in Lula's interest, and Lula has also been saying behind the scenes that he wants to re-nominate Messias once again for the Supreme Court vacancy, to the detriment of Alcolumbio's preferred candidate, Pacheco. So, there's a game going on behind that, maybe. And it 's good when these people have differences, these are the counterbalancing brakes, right? We might be able to take advantage of this opportunity. It will happen, we don't know, but if we've already given up on everything, then there's no point in leaving home to go into battle, right? So let's wait. Who knows, maybe this will come out, I think it's important. Well, I have no doubt that the left has much, much more to lose. The staff didn't even get there. The right wing isn't taking advantage of this " but" scandal, is it? Because they don't even know how to exploit what has already been reported.

[00:40:52]You touched on the subject of Galipolo; there's an article about it on Galipolo in issue 22, even though people were asking him questions badly, he got all tangled up. Imagine if it were a completely convoluted process. In my understanding, he committed several acts that can be attributed to his own responsibilities, including, right?

[00:41:11]So, he talked quite a bit there. I think we brought this up on the live stream yesterday. So imagine in a Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry where you have much more time for this, you have much more reach, right? So, it would be extremely damaging to the left, for example, if the essence of the matter wasn't reached, and there 's a message for those who still haven't understood: people on the right were very concerned about this issue with Flávio, right, about these leaks concerning Flávio, and they didn't observe a story that we also brought up this week, Fábio, where the left told us to stop this persecution. It's the pseudo-right doing all the dirty work, okay folks? It's the right flavor, because over on the left they asked to back off precisely so that this CPI (Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry) doesn't come about, because if it does, there's already an internal message that this will hit the heart of the left wing of a party, of the government there in Bahia, which is the origin, which is Vorcato's partner. Some people even say that the real owner has always been Gugal Lima, right? Well, he's a guy from CR Seesta, where it all begins, I've already explained this story here, he's what transforms Banco Máxima into something that turns into a monster after that. This guy is the real name, and with him come so many left-wing leaders, my friend, you have no idea. So, this Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry is extremely harmful to the left and ideal for the Brazilian people, right?

[00:42:30]Everything that's bad for the left is good for Brazil. So, uh, it would be really good if it came out, right? Let's see what happens next.

[00:42:37]Yeah, folks, who's in favor of the CPMI (Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry), put me there, put me there, because someone says, but the CPMI ends in nothing. I understand what you're saying, but the pizza, in legal terms, and in political and personal terms, causes friction, because that's where we find out what happened at the meeting with Lula. Remember when Lula lied to Maria Lima? He said it was just a business matter, nothing political, but we found out that wasn't true. Actually, Lula gave Vorcaro some advice. So, all these things come out and then we gain control of the narrative, because the narrative has to pass into our hands. That's why the right needs to keep talking about these things. The right wing needs to talk about Lulinha, we need to talk about Lula, we need to because they want Flávio to give an explanation. But did anyone ask Lula for an explanation? Lula gave an explanation for the four times he met with them if they were summoned. Nulinha gave an explanation for the 300,000 plus the 25 million. Where's Lulinha's explanation?

[00:43:50]Where is Lula's explanation? So, we need to address this situation where the crimes are actually happening. That's what we need to do. That's what the right needs to focus on. The right wing needs to focus on this moment and start working to turn this game around so that we can see this happen. Flávio is already holding several meetings, and also making appearances in various places talking about his government's plan to cut taxes. In other words, Flávio is already making progress. He'll choose his running mate in a little while. He'll be posting his entire government plan in a little while.

[00:44:34]He'll appoint all his ministers in a little while longer. My friend, let's go all out for this! And remember, even after their research—and they did conduct research—what happened? Lula's popularity only grew by 4%. Lula hasn't grown at all. In other words, we will win this election. We need to master the narrative. We need to go after Lulinha. We need to go after Lula. We need to ask them to explain the encounter with Vorcaro. That's what we have to do. Hey, Moses?

[00:45:10]This is the situation, man, where we need to control the narrative, right? We need to master it. That's all we need to do, go for it.

[00:45:19]Yes, the right wing has allowed itself to be dictated to by the mainstream media, okay?

[00:45:22]For vehicles that reach zero, right? The news outlet reporting this has very little reach and questionable credibility, right? Since it's not doubtful, they must have a purpose of their own, right? They were founded by a globalist left-wing arm, or something like that, right? Millions of dollars to fund it. And he's the one leading this. It's now becoming clear that there are also business interests involved, such as those of family members and journalists, against the production company, right? Well, referring to the city hall and the state government of São Paulo.

[00:45:54]So, people also fell for this other thing, a report came out about Flávio's name and it was circulating on social media giving it a negative connotation, right? How negative talk has grown. I went to analyze the report, and I was impressed because, according to this report, the biggest losses for influential opinion leaders are from the former right wing.

[00:46:21]Even a certain journalist who made a lot of money, right, with his media outlets and himself, during all this time riding on the Bolsonaro name, has been the biggest defamer of Flávio, right? Nothing can come out about Flávio without being questioned, " explain this, do that, I don't know what." a charge. And that's a completely misguided stance for someone who wants to win the war. I am totally in favor of holding politicians accountable, but what we are experiencing now, this phase we are in, is not one of political normalcy. We are in the midst of a battle to win a war. We'll spend four years asking Flávio, as president, for explanations about his actions. Now it's the other side, the opponent is picking up on the foam and the right is reacting to that foam. That's what's wrong, isn't it? Those who want to support Flávio need to make a speech beforehand.

[00:47:07]Ah, I think he said that, I think he was wrong. No, it's already been decided, we're going to win. There is no other alternative. And one more thing, we have enough time here. I believe that in the next 10 to 20 days this phase will be completely over. And we still have months ahead of us. Now, Fabio, do you doubt that the left will orchestrate a series of other crises like this one?

[00:47:31]Will it take us that long to calm down and say, "Hey, there was nothing there, nothing at all.

[00:47:38]It was public panic." Today, thank God, I'm responding to a lot of people's comments here after the live streams, right? And then there was another person who said, "Oh no, give up already, there's nothing left." I even made a point of replying. He said: "Forget it, I still have 4 months to go, nobody even knows what's going to happen yet." I, for example, have already seen the plan now; they are preparing a complaint that has to do with Cláudio Castro, and Flávio is a senator from Rio. And then I said: "Look, it's going to be something very serious, it creates a huge cloud." I took the time to read the article. I went, and I wasted 15 minutes of my life reading the article, rereading it. There's nothing to it. And the article talks about a situation involving public security, where Flávio was simply demanding, and I think everyone here agrees, the classification of the movements of these groups, CV and PCC, as terrorist groups, right? That's what they managed to link together. There's nothing about it being stolen or given away, or anything like that. Then there's the situation involving Cláudio Castro, which I didn't see the problem with either, but what they're implying is that legislative tools were created to benefit a particular refinery. But Flávio has nothing directly to do with this.

[00:48:51]What are they going to try to do? Ah, this guy is an ally of Flávio, he's in Rio de Janeiro. So, consequently, you who are right there are also guilty, because if you're from Rio, you're guilty just because you live in the same state as Flávio, where he was elected. So, it's something we don't need to pay attention to. You can expect to see this in the coming days, then it will turn into something else, then there will be the trips that were planned, and so on. And I believe, Fábio, that they'll still keep something, like a little video or something, as Flávio himself already said, it could happen to keep it closer to the present, so there won't be time to reverse it.

[00:49:24]How will the right wing acquire antibodies so that we don't fall into this trap, and are quick to leave this behind? I think it's that simple.

[00:49:33]Moses, are you saying that if there's something real there, we won't... I'm talking about what your opponent is plotting against us. Our adversary, the left, is plotting against us.

[00:49:45]It's obvious. If there were something real, people have their own center of ethics, of morality, and they will judge with that. But people are being swayed by narratives created by the adversary.

[00:49:56]Come on, we can't fall for that, can we?

[00:49:59]It's a very complicated situation, and what we're going to have to do is what I said: each of us has to become a soldier. It's no use, folks, it's no use. Now is the time for each of us to become soldiers. And here President Bolsonaro, right, he said here, look, it's number one, right, it's number one. Jair Bolsonaro reaffirms that Flávio is the candidate. And then the journalist said here: "Jair Bolsonaro just expressed his support for Flávio Bolsonaro's candidacy today, Wednesday, after the revelation that the senator met with Daniel Vorcar in São Paulo and exchanged gifts with the banker to try to obtain funding for the film that tells Jair Bolsonaro's story. This expression of support occurs during a visit by Flávio Bolsonaro to Jair Bolsonaro, who is under house arrest in Brasília. In this meeting, Bolsonaro told his son that campaigning is exactly that. It was the expression used by Jair Bolsonaro when defending that his son remain a candidate for the presidency of the Republic and not back down. In other words, in the current scenario, Bolsonaro has ruled out replacing Flávio's candidacy with that of another name from the right, for example, Michele Bolsonaro, who has been mentioned in the corridors of political backrooms. According to Bolsonaro, this is not an option being discussed today, whether it's Michele or some other name from the conservative field.

[00:51:22]Yeah, that was another stupid thing, right, trying to explain what doesn't need explaining. Folks, all the polls show that Flávio is neck and neck with..." Lula, that is, all the others are far behind Flávio. So, the PL doesn't need to explain that Flávio is the guy. Everyone knows that Flávio is the guy. This business of wanting to explain too much, sometimes, Moisés, it only complicates things. Sometimes you don't need to explain, there are things you don't need to explain, you just ignore them. Explaining too much hinders things, you understand? So I'm seeing that the PL explains, there's no need to explain. The candidate is Flávio.

[00:51:59]That's it. It's 100% Flávio.

[00:52:02]We did take a hit, yes, but we're going to turn this game around and that's it. That's it. There's no other candidate. And then Moisés, my mother used to say the same thing, Fábio.

[00:52:12]Explaining complicates things, right? People giving too many explanations sometimes get tangled up. The big issue is that Valdemar seems to have given an interview and said this during the meeting about the so-called 15 days, but the 15 days are to let things mature. I think 15 days We really need to get used to the fact that these crises have to be resolved in three or four days, that's the end of the story, move on, or don't even bother. It's what you said at the beginning, Fábio, this story of you being dictated to by your opponent, my friend, that's a disaster, isn't it? Now there's a detail we need to talk about.

[00:52:44]All the news is coming out, it's just that, we know the press lies a lot, invents a lot, but there's always a spark there. It's true, isn't it? Sometimes the whole thing isn't true, but some of it is. The number of people who were elected using the Bolsonaro surname, and who ridiculously, are very stingy in defending Flávio, all these people should be wholeheartedly defending Flávio, whether they agree with him or not. We're even talking about a political team, because what's at stake isn't simply electing Flávio, it's saving Brazil, it's removing the left from power, it's removing this whole group from... Lula.

[00:53:23]So, people who are putting vanity or anything else ahead of this, excuse me, it's a level of selfishness that doesn't belong in politics.

[00:53:30]Selfishness, vanity, you have to overcome that and embrace it very strongly. I'm speaking from the heart, without all that nonsense, but it's because at the right time, I don't know, this is hindering things. I'm sure all of this would already be reversed, you know? If everyone, at least many close ones, right, people that the right put there that we voted for, would come forward. Folks, does anyone have any doubt? So, Flávio, do you know what you just did, Fábio? What I just did, my friend, who has any doubt about this? Do you know where this doubt comes from? It's not from the people, it's coming from the politicians. The politicians are too shy to openly defend Flávio.

[00:54:07]They are the ones who need to change that. And we have to demand it. I would even say the following: any politician who withdraws their support from Flávio doesn't have my vote. Doesn't. The guy who isn't there, doesn't have it, but it's a My opinion. Everyone does it their own way.

[00:54:21]The moment they discover that they are being deliberately deceived, when people discover that they are being tricked by these people, waiting for the storm to pass and maybe they can get their way. My friend, this group changes its mind instantly. If we have engagement now from everyone on the right, those who dominate social media, each one has their own qualities, okay?

[00:54:42]In this case now, the project isn't simply Flávio, it's the Brazil project.

[00:54:48]Flávio is the one chosen by President Bolsonaro. This article only serves to ratify this, because coming from a journalist, there are people who need a journalist to believe. We've known this since December 5th, 2025, right, Fábio? When the president chose Flávio Bolsonaro. So, my friend, this is the forward-looking approach we have here. People are very shy about this. They go to events, talk about everyone, but don't talk about Flávio. Everyone on the right. There's no such thing as a choice, right? Everyone on the right has to be... Open your lungs for Flávio. And you don't have to wait for Flávio to ask for it.

[00:55:19]It should be natural, because these are the same people who are only something, only have political prominence, because one day President Bolsonaro took their hand and introduced them to the public, right? If you [snoring] agree with this, folks, type one here to see if I 'm not a lone voice. Everyone should be speaking up. Fábio is speaking up and I 'm speaking up. Lisboa is speaking up. We 're all speaking openly here.

[00:55:42]Nobody needs any favors.

[00:55:43]I need Flávio to call me to ask for support. Yes, it has to be spontaneous.

[00:55:47]It's to change the state of affairs that's there. People choked, choked on a speck of dust, uh, from the situation of a statement by Flávio and are swallowing a huge stone which is Lula in power. There's no way that's possible, right? Uh, some groups lack cognition, right? [snoring] Exactly. Guys, so let's give the readings. Oh, Moses, do you want to add anything else?

[00:56:11]No, no. It's up to you.

[00:56:13]So, thank you to Pix, everyone, you who send Pix is ​​a struggle, we're going to win this, everyone. Ah, reacting to Fabio's goal. Thank you, dear.

[00:56:23]Our goal there is 22, code 22. One thing I don't understand, the country is being governed by a misgovernment, high inflation, low purchasing power. And how can the right wing be whining? Exactly. The right wing, it can't fall into this false equivalence. The right wing is like Moses said, a speck in the eye, the guy has a pole in his eye and we're complaining about the speck. We're complaining about Exactly.

[00:56:51]I want to swallow a stone and I don't know, they're choking on hair.

[00:56:56]It's ridiculous.

[00:56:58]It's worth a trip to Europe for Fabio Moses when he gets rich in the Mega-Sena. That's it. I already promised, Mrs. Marta. I see, Mrs. Marta. I have your number. I'll send it. A message for you, ma'am. Okay. There's no shortage of topics. The right wing stopped talking about the 29 million. The issue of Lulinha's allowance, the meeting. You're absolutely right, but the problem is, what are we trying to do? And you're with us. Moisés and I and Lisboa, who couldn't be here, he's on a mission.

[00:57:30]Folks, we have a project, and that's the project, but our project is still small.

[00:57:36]Imagine if we had the power that the mainstream media has. Imagine us here with the power of Oeste. Do you think we wouldn't be changing Brazil? Do you think we'd be here being foolish? We'd be here fighting. So, damn it, we don't have the resources, we don't have them, we wanted to be here defending, fighting with everyone for Flávio Bolsonaro, but we still don't have what we need. We need resources.

[00:58:11]And you've also been helping a lot.

[00:58:13]So, that's why we say, folks, come Supporting this project so that we can continue this fight, because these channels aren't helping. Those guys, Fábio, and Fábio, that group made a lot of money, right, off the right wing to switch sides at the last minute, right? Absurd.

[00:58:33]I want to, on behalf of you all in the chat, on behalf of Fábio and Lisboa, also thank everyone who is supporting the code. It's still far short of what we need, but we're doing a lot.

[00:58:44]Exactly.

[00:58:44]In terms of news portals, the portal, the Code 22 portal, which is for everyone to access, the quantity and quality of the articles, folks, is impressive. It's at the level of someone who received bank funding, but we didn't, right? But your support allows our editors here to dedicate themselves to bringing you content. There are articles on weekends, holidays, news comes out every day. So that's already a form of combat. Yes. I just want to thank you here, Fábio. I thanked some people, but there were others here. Marta Moreira, Raul Ponoso, MF Silva here, Virgílio too.

[00:59:24]Cristiane had another friend of ours here. Where is she?

[00:59:28]Valéria Pereira here. Thanks also to all the friends who gave support here, and we also had the people who are subscribing. It's very important that you join the Código 22 club because there's a platform where we interact internally, and in addition to the articles that come out on Código 22, there are exclusive articles only for members there, and they always come out there first, okay?

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[00:59:56]It's something we need to observe, right? We're in the fight, folks. We're with you, okay?

[01:00:06]Oh, about this year's elections, Donald Trump has already warned that if there are problems that jeopardize fair results, he will not recognize them. So, will Eduardo Bolsonaro act on this new fact?

[01:00:22]Well, [clearing throat] I think the situation is a little different, right? What Trump was talking about was something else. Oh, I think the people have to do their part. The indignation has to come from within. Wow, this rule change, understand, Trump has his problems with the world. This was something very glaring, something that was discovered. Yes. Many people think that the problem in 2022 was exclusively about the equipment of choice. I don't defend this equipment, but I say that the problem was much bigger. The problem was in a series of insertions, for example, that were not made by President Bolsonaro's campaign, especially where he needed them most, in the Northeast, radio campaigns, TV campaigns, several rights of censorship and reply were denied to President Bolsonaro and were given to the left. Lula used a lot of television time, the public time of President Bolsonaro in 2022. And we had this censorship and persecution of independent organic influencers, who were doing this work here, while the mainstream media had the freedom to speak. Whatever you want, true or not, and nothing happened. So it's a construct, we need to do our part to avoid repeating this mistake, right?

[01:01:37]We have to create slogans and invade the networks. For example, "Lula hides from the voter" or "Lula lies to the voter" or " Lula supporters don't know how to differentiate between lies and truth." You're absolutely right. Slogans are what work, you understand? "Lula master." "Lula master," you understand? Break the narrative and overcome the " Lula Master" narrative. I think that's important. Congratulations. If Lacombra opens the CPMI (Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry), it's because Flávio will give him what he wants, his reelection to the Senate in 2027.

[01:02:10]There's a possibility. There's a possibility. I don't know, right? There is.

[01:02:16]Fábio, we reap what we sow. So, the Brazilian people either wake up or they're going to get screwed. We have to stop being naive. Everyone knows that everyone, exactly what Moisés said I was going to say. One thing is people have a speck in their eye and the guy has... [The post is right in front of his eye, and the guy's playing dumb. He's playing dumb, you understand? I even understand, something happened, and on the first day you ask a question, that's it, first day, it's over, it's over, and now let's go after Lula. Now every day they're talking about Flávio Bolsonaro, going after Flávio. This is a campaign for Lula, damn it. This is a campaign for Lula.

[01:02:54]Yes. People are wasting their time, they're missing the timing, for God's sake, right? Tell me, dear Fábio. Remember the question about how many PT supporters are in the family?

[01:03:06]Worse, I went to a dinner in honor of the matriarch and I started counting just the people at the table. My God, 76 people in your family are PT supporters. My God. [clearing throat] My God.

[01:03:22]My God. You can't believe it.

[01:03:25]Where are you, ma'am? Mrs. Gila, where are you? I think I know where you're from, ma'am. You're in Sergipe.

[01:03:32]Oh, I forgot where you are. I'm in... Gumar.

[01:03:36]Let's pray for Mrs. Gils there.

[01:03:38]Yes, we have to pray a lot for her.

[01:03:39]Protection.

[01:03:40]Imagine you're at a table with about 76 PT supporters. My God, it feels like you're in an innocent prison. Like, they threw you in. You'll be surrounded. Oh, sorry, Dângel. I'm just kidding, okay? I'm not calling the Sóora family criminals.

[01:03:52]But ma'am, you know? PT supporters are like this, not everyone who votes for the PT is a criminal, but every criminal votes for the PT.

[01:04:00]That's a fact, okay? So we have to stop. Flávio, our future president of Brazil, listen to what I'm telling you. That's it, Mr. Joaquim.

[01:04:08]God bless you.

[01:04:10]Hugs.

[01:04:11]Fábio, Poder 360 released the news that Lula interfered in the financial system.

[01:04:16]That's very serious. I didn't see a single right-wing politician take action against Lula. The PL just watched. I remember, right? We talked about this here, Right? That's it. Very important.

[01:04:27]Flamengo scores. Congratulations. Very good, very good. Flamengo scored. Congratulations, Flamengo Nation. The Flamengo nation deserves congratulations.

[01:04:37]I believe we're going to win, not a single step back, Fábio Bolsonaro. That's it, my dear. That's it. Flamengo 1-0, goal by Pedrão. Thank you, my dear.

[01:04:48]Paraíba. There you go. She's from Paraíba, 76 family members are PT supporters. It's not easy, man. Yeah, but we're going to change little by little. The secret, Dona Gila, is that it's difficult to transform a PT supporter into Flávio Bolsonaro, but you can get a PT supporter to become anti-PT. You can do it. For many people, that's the first step for a person to start coming out of the darkness. He starts, he's not Flávio yet, but he starts to be anti-PT. That's half the battle. I've already put it there, Moisés, I'm putting it now. I just finished putting it now. I think it's going to appear there soon.

[01:05:31]Thanks. So, tell them what you think, and I'll put it here.

[01:05:34]Well, everyone, thank you for being here, thank you to all the friends who have supported Code 22, to all of you warriors here every day at 10 PM, champion of audience ratings here, thanks to you who are with us. This work we do here is important. It's already much more than that, it's a whole nest, not just ants, it's a nest here, right? And we collaborate to be this first line of defense. People just need to become aware that many people who filled their pockets, journalists, classics... We warned a lot. The same thing that happened back then with the Jovem Pan situation is what's happening with these media outlets now, right? After filling their pockets the day before, then the new boss appears, they go after, invest in, and support organic work like ours here, other influencers that you trust, but who don't change their position like that. Right? For many people it may be a surprise, but this phenomenon that we are seeing now was already expected.

[01:06:31]So let's move forward. I just want to thank everyone and once again I say, we have already chosen who our horse is for the dispute, the winning horse. Flávio, the one who chose this was President Bolsonaro himself. The political legacy belongs to President Bolsonaro, the choice was his. It is up to us here to support him. Moisés is an unconditional supporter at this stage, if there is a moment where debate is appropriate, when things are not yet in a definitive choice, then you fight for what you choose as best. My understanding is that Flávio was the best choice, but, oh, all sorts of situations are arising. We need to be the first line of defense to stop the opponent. The interest in destroying Flávio shouldn't be from the right, the interest is from the enemy. We have to be here to support, defend and win this battle, okay? I remain with my unwavering convictions here and we will be together until after the end. Tomorrow, code 22 is on the Pat and Defense channel. Our brother Lisboa is on a mission, an important mission, helping to defend Brazil, right? He's on an important mission and couldn't participate with us today or yesterday. I don't know how it will be tomorrow.

[01:07:40]He might be more relaxed then, right? But he's in transit, he's traveling, and soon he'll be back here with us, okay? A big hug to everyone. Let me see if I forgot anyone here. No, I've already told everyone. Just Maria das Graças here too, Maria Aparecida too. Thank you very much to everyone who helped with Pix, to everyone who is becoming a member, to Margarete here. Uh, you are always welcome and tomorrow we'll meet at Código 22. Oh, Fábio, let me make a request. If you arrive now, this live stream will be directed to Pato Defesa. We need around 200 more friends to reach 786,000 subscribers there. So, if you can check if your subscription is still active, I thank you in advance. Let's see if tomorrow... People, we can close that account there, reach 786,000 subscribers. I think we're missing 250 friends, but we're very close, okay? This support is free, everyone can help out. That's it, folks. I know many of you are feeling this through a difficult time, right? It was a difficult week, but the election will be like that, folks.

[01:08:41]We're going to have excellent weeks and we're going to have weak weeks.

[01:08:46]It's going to be a war. Nobody expected it, or at least not us here, we never told you it was going to be easy. We told you this election is going to be a war. Each of us has to be a soldier to win. It's not an election against Lula, it's an election against the entire system that exists in Brazil. So, it's going to be difficult, there will be moments when you'll be very angry, there will be moments when you'll be very happy, but we're going to win at the end of the day. Each of us has to fight until the end, okay? So, God bless you all. Have a wonderful day. We'll see you all tomorrow without fail at the Defense Club, okay? Big hug to everyone.

[01:09:33]Bye. Bye.

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