Claudia Schmidt sobre Julio César Rodríguez

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Claudia Schmidt se refirió a Julio César Rodríguez.

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00:00Very well, cover, the truth of the conflict between Claudia and Cuyozas.

00:07Context, you've been away from television for three years, you're watching in Miami, wonderful, right?

00:12But you're learning...

00:13I mean, I'm in paradise, you know?

00:14Absolutely, you're in Miami.

00:16But you're learning everything you do in Chile too, Cata.

00:18And a week ago, as a result of what happened to a great brother,

00:21a participant came out after a harassment complaint too.

00:25You threw your darts against the host of that program.

00:29Claudia Schmuck.

00:31What's the story? What happened to you with Julio Cesar?

00:35Look, basically, nothing happened to me on time.

00:41What happens to me with people like Julio Cesar

00:45is that I find that they are very double standard people

00:50who give a speech to the public eye

00:54and act in a totally different way from behind.

00:59I mean, that's the point.

01:02How long did you work with Julio?

01:04Several years, several years.

01:06I even know him very well because a lot of the data they gave me

01:10for me to broadcast on screen, he gave it to me himself.

01:13Let's see, let's see, but how?

01:15In the scandals of the week, in the foreground, did he give you the information?

01:18No, for example, in that coupé, when there were rumors of couples,

01:24then he came and told me,

01:26I saw that I went out with Leonor Varela, with Ferdita Suárez, with...

01:31Do you understand?

01:32So I had to put my face in front of the screen

01:35and say what he told me to say about the romances in Santiago Centro

01:41with the people of Tamara Costa, and well, all those things.

01:45So the one who always put her face in front of the screen

01:48was this person that you have here, sitting,

01:52showing her face, because the chicken was following you around.

01:57Now, I don't want this to happen to me,

01:59did you say that Julio was with Tamara Costa?

02:01Yes, according to him, yes.

02:03Ah, he told you.

02:04In that coupé, not in the foreground.

02:06Excuse me, a question, my friend.

02:08I mean, did he brag about his trophies?

02:12Yes, I imagine he did.

02:14It was like, let's play the game,

02:16but always in that role of faggot man,

02:21who is the one behind, talking about the women he was with.

02:26For example, others, as many of you know,

02:29in the middle, who wore a panty,

02:31which had the image of a little monkey,

02:34and well, everyone behind knew.

02:37And where did those things come from?

02:39From his own mouth.

02:41And I'm going to tell you something else.

02:43Many of the women who are here,

02:47have had to face moments

02:51of saying, affirming, or denying men

02:56with whom we supposedly were,

02:58because there is a man behind,

03:00who is not a man,

03:02because he really fills his mouth,

03:04saying things that are not.

03:07But that's your point of view now.

03:09These are very serious accusations.

03:11One says, who else is going to justice?

03:13That's the point of view.

03:15Because if it's not so serious,

03:16it could be a tie within the TV show.

03:18You used a word,

03:20I'm interpreting it as cowardice.

03:23Cowardice?

03:24That's why, but I'm trying to use other words.

03:26Well, Nacho, I'm sorry,

03:28I'm going to apologize.

03:29Why do you invite me like this?

03:30Yes, I speak like this, and it's nothing.

03:33And people like it.

03:35Yes, but...

03:36I have nothing against faggots,

03:39against gays, whatever you want to call them.

03:41I speak like this,

03:42and if they don't like my vocabulary,

03:44I'm very sorry.

03:45You interpret, I interpret it as cowardice.

03:47Cowardice, you're very right,

03:49but no, excuse me,

03:51because there are many people who speak like this,

03:53and I'm one of them.

03:55I'm not trying to hurt anyone,

03:57it's just within a vocabulary

04:00that I have very close to me.

04:02Claudia Schmid, very good.

04:03Here we have full freedom,

04:05but in this case,

04:06if you worked so long with Julio,

04:08you never managed to talk to him,

04:10tell him why you are like this,

04:11why I don't like it,

04:12or I don't like your way of being,

04:14or if it was so serious,

04:15I ask you directly,

04:17if it was so serious,

04:18what you felt that happened to you with Julio,

04:20why didn't you make the formal complaint

04:22if you are frontal?

04:23But of course,

04:25the complaint of what?

04:27In court.

04:28In court?

04:30Yes.

04:31And why should I report Julio in court?

04:33Because it's not a crime what he did.

04:35I mean, she would feel mistreated,

04:36but you're going to go to court like this.

04:38No.

04:39You know what he makes me say,

04:40the mines that are seized,

04:41and I have to face it.

04:42One moment,

04:43I never felt mistreated by him.

04:45That never came out of my mouth,

04:47just as the names never came out

04:51to the public eye of my mouth,

04:54of the people to whom I denounced,

04:57because the minute I did it,

04:58is that things get mixed up here.

05:00One thing is a complaint that I made

05:05to the executives of the channel

05:07based on an episode that I lived,

05:10I went, I spoke with the German

05:13who was in charge at that moment,

05:15with the program's lawyers,

05:17and what they did on television

05:20was completely violate my rights as a worker.

05:24Based on that,

05:26it's always like that.

05:28Yes, it's always like that.

05:29I understand you Claudia,

05:30because I was there working,

05:31let me give you the point.

05:32One thing is that it has to do with the work,

05:35that I support that people,

05:36work issues,

05:37please go to justice,

05:38and that justice be done,

05:39as you have done it too,

05:40Cata, I also imagine.

05:41That's one issue.

05:42But about Julio,

05:43I have another issue there,

05:44because Julio Cesar,

05:45first, is an animator that I have read very well,

05:47an animator that for the rest,

05:48for his team,

05:49is very dear.

05:50I have never worked with him,

05:51I think we have seen each other

05:52working on the same channel,

05:53but in that particular case,

05:55what is the problem

05:57that you have?

05:58Because it has not been clear with that.

06:00It is not a crime,

06:01it is not a matter of mistreatment,

06:02it is not a matter of ...

06:03Why so much trouble?

06:05I have no problem.

06:06Do you think I'm going to come here

06:08to throw a tantrum?

06:09I throw flowers, my love.

06:11I don't throw tantrums.

06:12I just talk.

06:17Look.

06:18I just talk,

06:20and I have ...

06:21Talking is free,

06:22and we all have the right to opinion,

06:24even ...

06:25All.

06:26That is, people at home

06:28give their opinion,

06:29through social networks,

06:30in family,

06:31at a table,

06:32everything is fine.

06:33You, Julio,

06:34you are not accusing him of anything.

06:35I am not accusing him of anything.

06:36I just have knowledge

06:38based on what I uploaded

06:41on my social network,

06:43because the subject is mixed here.

06:45Julio with another person.

06:47So the media,

06:49I don't blame them,

06:50pick up what works for them

06:53and mix the whole story.

06:55No, I just said,

06:57this gentleman is talking

06:59in this way,

07:01he is a person who makes me laugh

07:03because all Chile knows

07:06that it is a double standard.

07:08All Chile is not like that.

07:10Well, the vast majority,

07:12for some reason ...

07:13I don't think so, Claudia.

07:14I think that's anger.

07:16No.

07:17I'm going to tell you something,

07:18because I think it's enough for me.

07:20It's perfect, but ...

07:21Because I have memory.

07:22I have to do it too,

07:23I'm a very connected man.

07:24Well, then it's not all Chile.

07:26Excuse me.

07:27No, you don't have to apologize.

07:28I'm going to apologize.

07:29It's not all Chile.

07:30I'm going to apologize.

07:31It's a part.

07:32Within that part, I find myself.

07:34Question for you.

07:35I would work with Julio Cesar again

07:37at some point.

07:43I believe that one should always

07:45take care of the work,

07:47and more in the times

07:48that one is living today.

07:50Therefore, I would work with him again,

07:53always keeping the distance

07:55and the respect,

07:56and trying to mark the court very well.

08:00So it wasn't so bad.

08:02No, Claudia.

08:03I'm not saying it's bad.

08:04No, it's what you feel.

08:06I think ...

08:07Look, I'm going to tell you something.

08:09When one acts in some way,

08:12for example,

08:14I ...

08:16I look at a person in a reality show.

08:18Yes or no?

08:19Yes.

08:20Do you regret that?

08:22Do I regret it?

08:23No.

08:25Have you been in a reality show?

08:27No, no, no.

08:28Here we are all dead,

08:30so you can say whatever you want.

08:31No, no.

08:32I don't regret it,

08:33but I want to tell you something.

08:34But do you know what I value in a person?

08:38What?

08:39When he assumes things.

08:41When he shows his face.

08:43And he goes forward.

08:44And he says, yes, indeed,

08:46I, for example,

08:48my ex-partner,

08:51Fran,

08:52I made a gesture in public

08:55that all Chile saw.

08:57I denigrated her.

08:58She herself said it publicly.

09:01But he doesn't say that.

09:02Yes.

09:03He never assumes things.

09:05So,

09:06I'm not even telling you that he should regret it,

09:08because I, for example,

09:10I don't regret some things I've done,

09:12and I don't regret it.

09:13But I do think that one has to value

09:17when people speak up

09:20and assume things.

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