Trillanes proud sa BBC interview niya
Nilinaw din ni Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV na wala siyang balak sampahan ng kaso ang British Broadcasting Corporation taliwas sa mga kumalat na pekeng balita na kakasuhan niya ang world's oldest national broadcasting organization. File photo
MANILA, Philippines – Kung si Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV ang tatanungin, ipinagmamalaki niya ang naging panayam sa “HARDtalk” ng British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).
“Personally, knowing the impact of the interview to the global audience and knowing now that ‘Hardtalk’ is very popular yet the most difficult talk show for any guest, I can honestly say that it is one of the proudest moments in my public life,” wika ni Trillanes.
Ayon sa senador, wala siyang pinagsisisihan sa naging resulta ng panayam.
“It is what it is. People who watched the full interview (not the spliced one) are entitled to their own opinions. The haters will hate; the believers will believe,” ani Trillanes.
“Setting aside the trolls, the critics who gave very negative feedback presume that they can do better. But we very well know that they cannot. So, we march forward,” dagdag ng senador.
Sa naturang panayam, napansin ng ‘HARDtalk’ host na si Stephen Sackur na tila “out of tune” at “inharmonious” o hindi tugma ang mga kumento ni Trillanes sa sentimyento ng mga Pilipino kay Duterte.
Samantala, nilinaw naman ni Trillanes na wala siyang balak sampahan ng kaso ang BBC taliwas sa mga kumalat na pekeng balita na kakasuhan niya ang world's oldest national broadcasting organization.
“Let me just say that it was an honour to be invited as a resource person on BBC World’s HARDtalk Program. So, please be assured that I have no plans of suing your company,” paliwanag ng senador sa BBC.
Aniya, biktima lamang siya ng isang black propaganda na gawa umano ng mga taga suporta ng pangulo.
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