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First lady hits Sara: She has crossed the line

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April 19, 2024

‘Bad shot na yun sa akin’

- ALEXIS ROMERO

First lady hits Sara: She has crossed the line

As rumors swirl about the supposed falling out between the Marcoses and the Dutertes, First Lady Liza Marcos revealed that she now views Vice President Sara Duterte negatively.

The First Lady admitted being hurt when the Vice President, also the education secretary, supposedly laughed after President Marcos was accused of being "bangag" or high on drugs in a rally led by the Dutertes.

"I mean, for me, nasaktan ako (I was hurt) because my husband will do everything to protect you," Liza said in a teaser for an interview with broadcaster Anthony Taberna, which was posted on Facebook.

"You ran together, di ba? Sama-sama tayo babangon muli. Pupunta ka sa rally, tatawagin yung presidente mong bangag, 'di ba (We will rise together again. You will go to a rally, your president will be called a drug addict), you're going to laugh. Tama ba yan (is that right)? Even (former vice president) Leni (Robredo) never did that," the First Lady said.

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