“What’s the difference between Philippines and Thailand? Philippines send people abroad. But Thailand brings the world to their country, giving their people reasons not to leave.” - Stephen Cuunjieng
Do people have a choice?what Cory created when she took over was pull the rug underneath the factories' feet by giving the the waterworks and electricity away to her friends thus too expensive to run a business in the Philippines for the last 35 years and coupled that with Ramos. You have to look back on the root cause why Philippines commodity is exporting people. Al these yahoos always forgot to look back on the root cause. It's survival of the fittist after 1986.
@@thecruisediva you also have to look back on why she had to sell unprofitable government owned businesses. It was part of the condition by IMF before they would bail out the country. You also have to look back and understand that the country was basically bankrupt (Sri Lanka style) at starting from 1983 all the way until she started her term.
That's why I love listening to stephen, he is blunt and for real.. this kind of interviews filipinos need and kudos to mimi throwing essential questions, i did not feel this 18 minutes, it's like 5 minutes swift.
So, it is the energy sector and steel industry that are the weakest links - ferdinand e. marcos set up these 2 sectors plus agriculture infra and whole value chain - he was very right, then cory came and destroyed these sectors. now, we have to wait a minimum of 5 years to get right back up and will see benefits only after the bbm admin. i hope people will not viciously politicize every little thing along the way and get sober from hereon. Great discussion Mr. Cu-unjieng! You are doing more service in enlightening the country in a few minutes compared to so-called noisy "experts" who serve the interests of partisan politics. Good job to the host this time, too. This one is certainly a big, big improvement from the last time. Tabula rasa, mimi, dont be a member of a particular cult.
yes that's right "WE WANT TO START FRESH!" a CLEAN SLATE! Buti na lang may na-iinterview kayong MATALINO! Sana maraming Pilipino na ganito mag-isip hindi pa-backward and puro drama. Ang talino mo Sir. I Love You po! More of you po!
This is the 2nd time i watched the gentleman in an interview and frankly, i think i like him already and i can honestly say his insights are giving me so much hope. Perhaps theres a way Sir Stephen & PBBM cud somehow meet - to begin with.
It's a great interview, very articulate and knowledgeable of the subject matter. Looking forward for more of Stephen, I think this is just his 2nd time in ANC, I fully remember it, as I was as impressed on his first one with the same anchor.
Mr. Cuunjieng should do a Ted Talks or similar to help promote and explain Philippines potential to Filipinos and everyone else in the world. I'm even down to pay for a master class, lecture, seminar, etc. just to learn more from his insights... Does he teach at Universities?
this is the man the country needs to speak about our economy analytically inside and out...Kudos to you sir... that what eyes can see rationalized with a brilliant mind and balance by the heart...
To all fellow Filipino Customers who engage in commerce and trade by paying money in exchange for goods or services: I just had an epiphany! If you want to help the Philippines government generate more tax revenues, ALWAYS DEMAND a receipt that indicates the TIN number of the store or business proprietor. You'll be surprised to know that there are some shops and restaurant operators, even the ones located in the malls, who don't issue official receipts. It's been a long while now that this bad trade practice has been prevalent. Non-issuance of a BIR-prescribed receipt is a source of dishonest tax reporting by declaring less income tax. By demanding a receipt, customers are paying a portion of the sales tax. To a certain extent, we are helping our government in their revenue collection. There's this famous 'lechon manok'. One time, I ordered 'lechon manok' and dined in at a food court in a mall. They issued me a receipt. But more than three times, I bought for take out this same brand of 'lechon manok' from one of their kiosks by the side of the road. They didn't issue me a receipt. It's been their habit. I'm partly to blame. I always forget to ask for a receipt. It would appear that on a weekly basis, I also don't get any receipt for some of the goods and services that I pay for. I can understand the small vendors who try to make ends meet by selling fruits and vegetables and what not on the side of the market. But items that cost P200 and above are something else. If supermarket operators, who pay rent on leased property and utilities, can issue an official receipt for a bottle of water that costs P15, why can't others do the same? Let's help our country settle our huge debt by demanding a BIR-prescribed receipt on every purchase we make. It may also narrow the wide gap between the rich and the poor in Philippines. czcams.com/video/xZ6BLIx4dkQ/video.html
Thanks. Last month I had literally arrived 3 hours earlier in NY. This was after about a month in NY. Should Anc invite me again next month I will be in Manila so hopefully not looking haggard.
Always a pleasure watching & listening to your meaningful insights & opinions regarding our country’s current economic situation.Thank u Stephen & more power to you from your new avid follower here in Sg(ofw)☺️
I may not have agreed on certain points on the last interview, I still wanted an alarm clock set that will let me know Stevie is on the show. Always new great insights every time.
Ito na naman kayo. Puro kayo twisting this twisting that, bias this bias that. Is this your first time to listen in on an intelligent conversation? Because it seems to me like it is.
we need more interviewees like him with unbiased points without sugarcoating anything. it is about time we focus on the real issues and not personalities. we need solutions and not why things are bound to fail. good job po.
It is always enjoyable and educational to watch interviews of Mr Cuujieng and Ms Mimi. Looking forward to his next interview. I suggest Ms Mimi that you schedule him twice a month.
Sinabi na din po niyan ni late Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago (MDS) in an ANC interview conducted by Ms. Karen Davila. In that interview, MDS used the word, "encomiums." That is such a perfect adjective, in my view. At this point, we really do not need a sort of 'confirmation' or 'applause' from other sovereign nations. The Philippines, as a sovereign nation, will have to navigate for itself, not necessarily by itself. While it is a fact that we are part of the community of nations, it is important to heavily emphasize that we mobilise for our own, not so that other nations will have something good to say about us. In the end, we have myriad of problems that may be unique to us; and so theirs. We must, therefore, focus our undivided attention for our country esp. in this epoch.
This is the interview for the educated and non educated to be watched. For the people in the administration and opposition and for the youngsters who are interested in the subject matters for the future of the country.
The difference between Vietnam and Philippines is they have open fdi(100% foreign ownership) whereas Philippines have 60 40 restrictions. So, they really will make a lot of profit owning 100% of their company in Vietnam.
You are correct, Mr. Cuunjieng. We need to do wholistic approach. In fact, we need a NATIONAL STRATEGY encompassing all levers of the State. Platforms and promises are not enough. Thank you. Mabuhay ka!
If you want to bring tourism to the Philippines that is at par with Thailand, accessibility is the key. Our travel infrastructure is way way behind that of Thailand. From Suvarnabhumi Airport you can connect with all of Thailand using there efficient rail, bus, and taxi system without any hassle if you need to stop by Bangkok. But most of tourist spots in Thailand have direct flights. Unlike here in the Philippines were it is such a task to get around and Terminals aren't even connected. In my opinion our tourist sites around the country is much better than of Thailand, but to get there the travel infrastructure needs to be taken care of.
Watching from hong Kong po Ofw Ako Ng mahigpit sampong taon na......sana nmn huwag nila kaming pilitin mgbyad Phil.health dahil Hindi nmn magagamit yan dito sa ibang bansa.....
The reason why philippines has fewer visitors than thailand and vietnam is because we are not part of mainland asia. China and india has easy access to those countries as well as european backpackers.
"The people clearly have spoken, they want a Tabula Rasa (they want to start afresh). We have a clear winner wether you like that person (President-Elect BBM) or not." - Stepen CuUnjieng Preach it Stevie! I'm tired of all the negativity.
This is a great interview. The host and Stevie did a great job! I dont know what to say to our current administration but one thing is for sure, people wants a change - to start anew. Great insights and I can really feel that everyone is positive to move forward because that's the only thing we need to.
I preferred listening from these experts than listening from political analyst/media. It somehow widens my knowledge about the real status of our country and how we can move forward. Traditional media always baiting us their headlines but if you analyze the story one sided or wala dn naman laman ang kwento.
I am quite Agree for The Differences between Phil and Thailand...But then..We should also Think that These things Happened Because of The People who run The Government.. During Pres FEM What He wanted was to Make Our Country Great Among Others!!! That is How One Leader think when One Leader is Intelligent and has The Love for His Country. Unfortunately When Corykong Came..Who was a Housewife and Became a President, what do you Expect?? That is why .Everything that Pres FEM started was Gone just like that...because of Corruptions!!! The Country became Poverty..Thats where The OFW began till now!!! That is Why it is Very Important to Choose an Intelligent Leader who has a Determination and Vision to his Country as well as to his People. We Hope that Govrmnt..will also do Something more to Attract The Tourist to Come and Visit Our Country for The Quickest Recovery of Our Economy...We wish Pres BBM and VPres Sarah for their Vision to make Our Country into Progressive one. So that one day nomore OFW's ❤✌👊
The new government can win over people if they manage the economy well AND regular people can feel the improvements. Talk about strong GDP isn't worth much if you can't get a decent job.
Open FDI and a change in government structure is definitely needed. It’s now or never. Let the country and all of its people flourish together, not just a selected few.
Thank you, Mr. Cuunjieng! Loved the insights and learning on tourism and power cost issue for foreign investors. Like the rest, I was hoping that ANC can invite you weekly insteAd of monthly but I think I read somewhere you saying you didn’t want to overexpose yourself 😅 Can we ask ANC instead to create a playlist of all your interviews? Or is your schedule with ANC random or it is every end of month?
Please let us come together and formulate a solid roadmap for our country - so that who ever wins in each election - they will have a clear direction and a common goal for all level of govt .
Ofw is our present reality, short term goal with regards to ofw should be focus on protecting thier rights in foreign land and financial education. The long term would be what he said basically.
In other words, Marcos would have to put power plants, preferrable renewable, as one of his top priorities, even if it will not be finished within his term.
Just like he said, to develop our supply chain, we need to develop our own mining, our refinering and smelting plants to produce our own steel and other components, to make them cheaper and more available in our country.
@@ar5288 that was done by Marcos Sr during his administration but Cory Aquino scrapped all Marcos long-term plans and sold all the geothermal and other renewable energy to her family and mothballed the Nuclear Power Plant. While Ramos sold National Steele Corp and Petron… ramos and cory presidencies were the worst thing that happened to the filipino people.
Why? Because the frontal lobe cannot perform executive function such as judgment, problem solving, and even sympathy when there's no sugar coming from a very empty and hungry stomach. Evidence: Post Typhoon Hai-yan in Tacloban City, 2013-people looting, stealing and killing to get food. Human rights does not exist when hunger is not resolved. Human beings will go back to primal and basic instinct to survive.
why tourism is not good here in the phil, because of some negative publicities from other source of information. supposedly media like mainstream media can help promote, rather giving poor image of the phil.
“What’s the difference between Philippines and Thailand? Philippines send people abroad. But Thailand brings the world to their country, giving their people reasons not to leave.” - Stephen Cuunjieng
He forgot about CULTURAL PRIDE ...FOREIGNERS LOVE SEEING A DIFFERENT KIND OF CULTURE LIKE CLOTHING, STRUCTURES AND ATTITUDES
Philippines is a principal exporter of talents.
@@j.madelozo8222 It can also be called state sanctioned human trafficking.
Do people have a choice?what Cory created when she took over was pull the rug underneath the factories' feet by giving the the waterworks and electricity away to her friends thus too expensive to run a business in the Philippines for the last 35 years and coupled that with Ramos. You have to look back on the root cause why Philippines commodity is exporting people. Al these yahoos always forgot to look back on the root cause. It's survival of the fittist after 1986.
@@thecruisediva you also have to look back on why she had to sell unprofitable government owned businesses. It was part of the condition by IMF before they would bail out the country. You also have to look back and understand that the country was basically bankrupt (Sri Lanka style) at starting from 1983 all the way until she started her term.
Always looking forward for his interview. The only person who is not biased but just real talk. We need more of you Sir!
define biased? if in favor to your politics not biased? against the personalities your support biased? HAHAHAAHAHA
Who hurt you??
@@ajrobert2 by "not biased" he means not an echo chamber unlike the now zoomer-filled forums like /r/Philippines
Time flies when this guy shares his insight. If possible, they should feature him weekly not monthly.
this is the kind of guest who has a deep knowledge on the subject matter being discussed.you will learn from listening...nice one mr.cuunjieng..👏👏👏
Hehehe profit
Hope PBBM will watch this
Love him. He is painfully honest with his views but essential for us to grow as a country
That's why I love listening to stephen, he is blunt and for real.. this kind of interviews filipinos need and kudos to mimi throwing essential questions, i did not feel this 18 minutes, it's like 5 minutes swift.
Agree! Was too short 😊 i demand a 30 min interview next time lol
hindi sya partisan. we need more patriots like him
One of the best guests ANC has ever had. Really love listening to him.
I love that the reporter took that interview to stride and is also self-aware! This will endear you to a new breed of fans.
Thank you again for inviting me
Parang laging may high class seminar pag nandyan si Sir Steve. Napaka galing.
Love this guy. Mimi's show is the most trustworthy and credible program on ANC especially when Stephen is around.
Mr. Cuunjieng is effortlessly insightful. Proud to be your kababayan sir.
Mr.Cuunjieng should be given a position in the government.He is indeed a very good about finances..We need one like him for the country..
Stephen needs his own show!!! Id watch it, even if it is a subscription
So, it is the energy sector and steel industry that are the weakest links - ferdinand e. marcos set up these 2 sectors plus agriculture infra and whole value chain - he was very right, then cory came and destroyed these sectors. now, we have to wait a minimum of 5 years to get right back up and will see benefits only after the bbm admin. i hope people will not viciously politicize every little thing along the way and get sober from hereon.
Great discussion Mr. Cu-unjieng! You are doing more service in enlightening the country in a few minutes compared to so-called noisy "experts" who serve the interests of partisan politics.
Good job to the host this time, too. This one is certainly a big, big improvement from the last time. Tabula rasa, mimi, dont be a member of a particular cult.
yes that's right "WE WANT TO START FRESH!" a CLEAN SLATE! Buti na lang may na-iinterview kayong MATALINO! Sana maraming Pilipino na ganito mag-isip hindi pa-backward and puro drama. Ang talino mo Sir. I Love You po! More of you po!
This is the 2nd time i watched the gentleman in an interview and frankly, i think i like him already and i can honestly say his insights are giving me so much hope. Perhaps theres a way Sir Stephen & PBBM cud somehow meet - to begin with.
He shld ignore bbm. He shld avoid addict
It's a great interview, very articulate and knowledgeable of the subject matter. Looking forward for more of Stephen, I think this is just his 2nd time in ANC, I fully remember it, as I was as impressed on his first one with the same anchor.
I really like Stephen as he is a straightshooter and doesn’t mince his words👍👍👍
I am learning from this man, Loving this man already. Keep him talking!
Always admire Mr.Stevie! Pure intellect,no biases.Thank you Sir!
Mr. Cuunjieng should do a Ted Talks or similar to help promote and explain Philippines potential to Filipinos and everyone else in the world. I'm even down to pay for a master class, lecture, seminar, etc. just to learn more from his insights... Does he teach at Universities?
I agree with the Ted Talks but Perhaps he had done it already before 😅
Real talk. No partisan, purely focus on results
this is the man the country needs to speak about our economy analytically inside and out...Kudos to you sir... that what eyes can see rationalized with a brilliant mind and balance by the heart...
To all fellow Filipino Customers who engage in commerce and trade by paying money in exchange for goods or services:
I just had an epiphany!
If you want to help the Philippines government generate more tax revenues, ALWAYS DEMAND a receipt that indicates the TIN number of the store or business proprietor.
You'll be surprised to know that there are some shops and restaurant operators, even the ones located in the malls, who don't issue official receipts. It's been a long while now that this bad trade practice has been prevalent.
Non-issuance of a BIR-prescribed receipt is a source of dishonest tax reporting by declaring less income tax. By demanding a receipt, customers are paying a portion of the sales tax. To a certain extent, we are helping our government in their revenue collection.
There's this famous 'lechon manok'. One time, I ordered 'lechon manok' and dined in at a food court in a mall. They issued me a receipt. But more than three times, I bought for take out this same brand of 'lechon manok' from one of their kiosks by the side of the road. They didn't issue me a receipt. It's been their habit. I'm partly to blame. I always forget to ask for a receipt.
It would appear that on a weekly basis, I also don't get any receipt for some of the goods and services that I pay for. I can understand the small vendors who try to make ends meet by selling fruits and vegetables and what not on the side of the market. But items that cost P200 and above are something else. If supermarket operators, who pay rent on leased property and utilities, can issue an official receipt for a bottle of water that costs P15, why can't others do the same?
Let's help our country settle our huge debt by demanding a BIR-prescribed receipt on every purchase we make. It may also narrow the wide gap between the rich and the poor in Philippines.
czcams.com/video/xZ6BLIx4dkQ/video.html
Mr Cuunjieng looking healthier and leaner now. Glad to see you in good health sir!
Thanks. Last month I had literally arrived 3 hours earlier in NY. This was after about a month in NY. Should Anc invite me again next month I will be in Manila so hopefully not looking haggard.
Always a pleasure watching & listening to your meaningful insights & opinions regarding our country’s current economic situation.Thank u Stephen & more power to you from your new avid follower here in Sg(ofw)☺️
I may not have agreed on certain points on the last interview, I still wanted an alarm clock set that will let me know Stevie is on the show. Always new great insights every time.
Stephen Cuunjieng you the man !🫡🫶🏻
My favorite speaker!
It did go viral because he was telling the truth... While you tried to twist a fact on your way of questioning.
Ito na naman kayo. Puro kayo twisting this twisting that, bias this bias that. Is this your first time to listen in on an intelligent conversation? Because it seems to me like it is.
Guys like Mr. Cuunjieng should be appointed to the government.
I enjoy his interview every time. Should be more often.
I love listening to Stevie. Very bold and honest!
Like your comments. Approve very humble ... and Frank....Good for consultant...\
Happy to see you again Sir Stephen Cuunjieng 😍
I’ve always love to hear your interviews.. Nakakatalino at lumalawak ang kaalaman at kaisipan namin😍
This guy knows a lot that makes sense, why can’t he serve our country, i hope he will!
We should give Stevie an advisory role and take his advice seriously.
So much wisdom.
This guy is a genius, I can watch listen to to him all day.. wish he’s my drinking buddy 😅🍻
Unfiltered comments no sugar coating straight facts that is why I’m here watching.. please have more interviews with this guy..
we need more interviewees like him with unbiased points without sugarcoating anything. it is about time we focus on the real issues and not personalities. we need solutions and not why things are bound to fail. good job po.
Just when I was in Bangkok in 2015, a western tourist there, knowing that I'm a Filipino, asked me "IS MANILA DANGEROUS?"
it’s been 1 week since you interviewed this guy. Where is he now? We want him in another interview. 😀
Another nice interview! I hope our new government will listen and consider mr Stephen insights.
It is always enjoyable and educational to watch interviews of Mr Cuujieng and Ms Mimi. Looking forward to his next interview. I suggest Ms Mimi that you schedule him twice a month.
Sinabi na din po niyan ni late Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago (MDS) in an ANC interview conducted by Ms. Karen Davila. In that interview, MDS used the word, "encomiums." That is such a perfect adjective, in my view.
At this point, we really do not need a sort of 'confirmation' or 'applause' from other sovereign nations. The Philippines, as a sovereign nation, will have to navigate for itself, not necessarily by itself. While it is a fact that we are part of the community of nations, it is important to heavily emphasize that we mobilise for our own, not so that other nations will have something good to say about us.
In the end, we have myriad of problems that may be unique to us; and so theirs. We must, therefore, focus our undivided attention for our country esp. in this epoch.
Pwede siyang maging economic adviser, Ang galing ni sir steve.👍
Stevie should start his own channel
Can somebody make a watchlist of his interviews here in ANC?
Sensible guy. Very sensible. 👍
Yes I was waiting for your interview Mr cuunjieng.. more insight and I learned a lot..tnx
will promise to watch cuunjieng always
In my next life, I’m going to marry Stephen!
So he is the father in law of Yam Concepcion. Wala lang para maiba. It's so enriching listening to Mr. Stephen CuUnjieng.
Good evening anc happy watching from philippine
This is the interview for the educated and non educated to be watched. For the people in the administration and opposition and for the youngsters who are interested in the subject matters for the future of the country.
I always like how Steve explain things. Good job! You should have your own show.
The difference between Vietnam and Philippines is they have open fdi(100% foreign ownership) whereas Philippines have 60 40 restrictions. So, they really will make a lot of profit owning 100% of their company in Vietnam.
This guys shoul work for PBBM. And he can help the Philippine economy
lupit ng analysis mo sir. on point
You are correct, Mr. Cuunjieng. We need to do wholistic approach. In fact, we need a NATIONAL STRATEGY encompassing all levers of the State. Platforms and promises are not enough. Thank you. Mabuhay ka!
Sir Stevie, I really hope you reconsider entering a post in the government. Especially in finance.
Looking forward to seeing Stephen on your next show mimi! A lot of insights as usual!
Stephen Cuunjieng should have a post in the government.
A most satisfying discussion with the Enrique Zobel look alike.
If you want to bring tourism to the Philippines that is at par with Thailand, accessibility is the key. Our travel infrastructure is way way behind that of Thailand. From Suvarnabhumi Airport you can connect with all of Thailand using there efficient rail, bus, and taxi system without any hassle if you need to stop by Bangkok. But most of tourist spots in Thailand have direct flights. Unlike here in the Philippines were it is such a task to get around and Terminals aren't even connected. In my opinion our tourist sites around the country is much better than of Thailand, but to get there the travel infrastructure needs to be taken care of.
Im optimistic we are getting there. Hoping sec Art Tugade can continue his post in DOTr. :)
Watching from hong Kong po Ofw Ako Ng mahigpit sampong taon na......sana nmn huwag nila kaming pilitin mgbyad Phil.health dahil Hindi nmn magagamit yan dito sa ibang bansa.....
Been waiting for your ANC' interview. I like how you interpret things. Honest, objective and "real talk" lang po talaga.
I love this man! Worth my time!
Very Informative, Good interview 👏👏👏👍🏿
I learned a lot today! Thanks to this man 🙌
Galing!!!! Move on!!! Start fresh!!! We can’t always look and look back and stumble to a rock. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
one of the unbiased person they have interview I really like this man he's always right
I can listen to this guy all day. Very informative and a good communicator.
The reason why philippines has fewer visitors than thailand and vietnam is because we are not part of mainland asia.
China and india has easy access to those countries as well as european backpackers.
"The people clearly have spoken, they want a Tabula Rasa (they want to start afresh). We have a clear winner wether you like that person (President-Elect BBM) or not." - Stepen CuUnjieng
Preach it Stevie! I'm tired of all the negativity.
This is a great interview. The host and Stevie did a great job! I dont know what to say to our current administration but one thing is for sure, people wants a change - to start anew. Great insights and I can really feel that everyone is positive to move forward because that's the only thing we need to.
If the Leader/s love his countrymen, authoritarian/communist is the best!
Thanks for your insights but sadly Philippines will never be like Vietnam.
I preferred listening from these experts than listening from political analyst/media. It somehow widens my knowledge about the real status of our country and how we can move forward.
Traditional media always baiting us their headlines but if you analyze the story one sided or wala dn naman laman ang kwento.
Sir may youtube/ Facebook channel ka po ba?
This guy is savagely honest about his opinion in a fruitful way Lol. Mimi is the right anchor for the right guest. Perfect!!
Hope this segment with stevie becomes a more frequent thing
wonderful guest... I really really like him, sir Stephen bravo bravo!
I am quite Agree for The Differences between Phil and Thailand...But then..We should also Think that These things Happened Because of The People who run The Government.. During Pres FEM What He wanted was to Make Our Country Great Among Others!!! That is How One Leader think when One Leader is Intelligent and has The Love for His Country. Unfortunately When Corykong Came..Who was a Housewife and Became a President, what do you Expect?? That is why .Everything that Pres FEM started was Gone just like that...because of Corruptions!!! The Country became Poverty..Thats where The OFW began till now!!! That is Why it is Very Important to Choose an Intelligent Leader who has a Determination and Vision to his Country as well as to his People. We Hope that Govrmnt..will also do Something more to Attract The Tourist to Come and Visit Our Country for The Quickest Recovery of Our Economy...We wish Pres BBM and VPres Sarah for their Vision to make Our Country into Progressive one. So that one day nomore OFW's ❤✌👊
This guy deserves his own podcast or show.
The new government can win over people if they manage the economy well AND regular people can feel the improvements.
Talk about strong GDP isn't worth much if you can't get a decent job.
Open FDI and a change in government structure is definitely needed. It’s now or never. Let the country and all of its people flourish together, not just a selected few.
Thank you, Mr. Cuunjieng! Loved the insights and learning on tourism and power cost issue for foreign investors. Like the rest, I was hoping that ANC can invite you weekly insteAd of monthly but I think I read somewhere you saying you didn’t want to overexpose yourself 😅 Can we ask ANC instead to create a playlist of all your interviews? Or is your schedule with ANC random or it is every end of month?
Love this guy ..he speak no boundery...i learn alot...thruthfull..
Please let us come together and formulate a solid roadmap for our country - so that who ever wins in each
election - they will have a clear direction and a common goal for all level of govt .
hope you do it weekly or bimonthly. I enjoy watching you both.
I like this guy, I came to know from the previous interview. Sensible and realistic.
Ofw is our present reality, short term goal with regards to ofw should be focus on protecting thier rights in foreign land and financial education. The long term would be what he said basically.
He is completely right, we do not have enough raw material suppliers and cheap enough electricity to lure investors for manufacturing.
In other words, Marcos would have to put power plants, preferrable renewable, as one of his top priorities, even if it will not be finished within his term.
Just like he said, to develop our supply chain, we need to develop our own mining, our refinering and smelting plants to produce our own steel and other components, to make them cheaper and more available in our country.
@@ar5288 and keep liberals away from steel plants.they have a tendency to sell those.
@@ar5288 that was done by Marcos Sr during his administration but Cory Aquino scrapped all Marcos long-term plans and sold all the geothermal and other renewable energy to her family and mothballed the Nuclear Power Plant. While Ramos sold National Steele Corp and Petron… ramos and cory presidencies were the worst thing that happened to the filipino people.
Cu Unjieng is a Marcos admirer
He speaks truth, hopefully the government notices him
WHY WE FILIPINOS CHOOSE ECONOMIC CAUSES RATHER THAN HUMAN RIGHTS.
Why? Because the frontal lobe cannot perform executive function such as judgment, problem solving, and even sympathy when there's no sugar coming from a very empty and hungry stomach.
Evidence: Post Typhoon Hai-yan in Tacloban City, 2013-people looting, stealing and killing to get food. Human rights does not exist when hunger is not resolved. Human beings will go back to primal and basic instinct to survive.
Thank you so much for the insight...I really hope economic managers see this interview.
why tourism is not good here in the phil, because of some negative publicities from other source of information. supposedly media like mainstream media can help promote, rather giving poor image of the phil.