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This is CBSI on the World, the new world report with my colleagues Joseph Umar, executive

director of Secure Free Society, and Ernesto Arujo, former foreign minister of the Republic

of Brazil. So much news, so little time we go immediately to Brazil, Brazil, Brazilian

President Bolsonaro broke his silence on Friday, that is a few days past. For the first

time since his election defeated on October 30th and spoke to supporters calling for a

military coup, Bolsonaro said he had kept silent for almost 40 days, adding, it hurts

my soul. He went on to say, who decides where I go? Are you? Who decides which way the

armed forces go? Are you? He went on to say that he has great sympathy for the people protesting.

The armed forces are united. He said they owe loyalty to our people and respect to the

constitution. He said, and they are responsible for our freedom. Unlike other people, we are

going to win this about the protest of the people who supported Bolsonaro against the presumption

of something irregular in the election. However, I come to Ernesto to comment on Bolsonaro

at this point. Ernesto, the puzzle is that he leads a significant party presence. I believe

that we'll have significance in the city of Sao Paulo in the legislature is President

Bolsonaro in a position to become the party leader and to take control of these strong

voices going forward because he seems in despair right now.

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