00:00Well, the reality is that we're already in the halfway of this administration.
00:14Number two is there's a new composition of members in the House of Representatives.
00:17So I foresee that it would be quite challenging to gather that kind of support that we have seen during the previous impeachment complaint.
00:30So that's a reality.
00:33Well, unang-una, naiba yung mga membership sa House of Representatives.
00:38And number two, hindi pa nga natin alam kung anong magiging complaint ng impeachment.
00:42Kung possibly na may maghain.
00:44So it's going to be a different Congress and it's going to be a different way of appreciating and getting support.
00:50Should there be any potential filing of any complaint against the Vice President?
00:55So that's a reality.
00:58Yeah, it's a possibility.
01:00Yeah, it's really, I personally do admit that it's kind of, it would be a much challenging, it's going to be a much challenging process.
01:10Unang-una, sino yung magpa-file, di ba?
01:12Number two, sino yung susuporta doon?
01:14Number three, how can you gather support?
01:16So the third mode as specified in the Constitution, to me, would be very much difficult and would be a challenge.
01:23Should the complaint ay yun ang ninanais na mangyari na direct from the plenary.
01:31Even if it's the same complaint?
01:34I think so, yeah.
01:35I think so, because there are a lot of members who have already graduated in the previous Congress.
01:40So kaya sabi ko nga, it's a different setup, it's a different composition, so the different minds.
01:45Of course, we cannot impose as well, di ba?
01:48No one is actually imposing, even the last Congress.
01:51It's actually voluntarily affixed the signatures of all those members in the previous Congress.
01:56So we can also do, we have to do the same, eh?
01:59We have to lay down all the premises and for the individual members of the Congress to really appreciate that as well.
02:04So they support or not.
02:05Thank you, sir.
02:06Thank you, sir.
02:35Thank you, sir.
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