Lies have short legs. The Portuguese is perfectly clear, but you were caught in a lie. He lied a lot. [music] It was a series of lies. He lied. He's lying. He lied. A liar with Thomas. He lied. He lies systematically. It's all a festival of lies. It dragged on too long. He's lying about having handed everything over, and everything is clear regarding the Masto scandal and the transfer of over 60 million [for music]. From beginning to end, he sprinkled lies around his fingers. We interviewed him on Globo News and he said he couldn't present the contract due to a confidentiality clause. If it's a contract he didn't sign, [regarding music], I don't know what confidentiality clause he's subject to. There 's no doubt about that he lied the whole time, right? He can't explain where the money went. Flávio Bolsonaro lied. He omitted the fact that the money wasn't public funds. The money was public funds. He lied, saying that he hadn't met them, that he hadn't asked for money, and he didn't respond. How can voters possibly believe you 100%, in what you say? How can voters feel safe voting for a candidate who is involved in the biggest financial scandal in the country's history? He's the biggest liar in this whole story. He joined his party, they asked him if he had any connection to it, and so on. He said, "No, who can trust a candidate like that ?" Flávio Bolsonaro made a sort of grand fuss, didn't he? Because he lied about the master plan, he lied about the coup, he lied about the tariff increase. If a candidate is capable of lying about verifiable facts about their past, how can they expect voters to trust the promises they make? Everything he said is a lie. It's a collection of lies that he tries to disguise. M.