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Malacañang has rejected Senate Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano's claim that the government was practicing "selective justice," saying the courts—not politicians—decide whether detained senators may be granted bail or participate in official proceedings.

READ MORE: https://mb.com.ph/2026/07/29/palace-rejects-cayetanos-selective-justice-claim

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00:00I'm wondering what the reaction of Malacanang to the contrasona of the Senate Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano.
00:09He's also saying the selective justice again, pointing to the fact that Senator Bato is fleeing unjustly from justice.
00:19And he said, if I may quote, I believe Senator Jingo and Marcoleta are political prisoners.
00:24And if it wasn't weaponized, they can at least go out on bail.
00:30Sabihin niyo mali ako, but they should be allowed to attend the impeachment.
00:33Pantay-pantay ba ang justisya o selective justice po tayo ngayon?
00:36Again po, I think that regarding Senator Marcoleta and Senator Jingo,
00:41I think, he just said, I think.
00:45I believe.
00:46I believe.
00:47Kung yan po ang kanyang paniniwala, hindi naman din po siguro ito ang paniniwala ng Sandigan Bayan.
00:53Iba ang kanyang pananaw, iba rin naman ang pananaw ng mga korte.
00:58At sinasabi niya, dapat ay ma-bail out sila or mabigyan ng pagkakataon na mag-post ng bail.
01:06Hindi po, kay Senator, alam kay Tano ang pupapasya, nasa korte, nasa Sandigan Bayan.
01:15So kung ano man ang mga kanyang bilanggit, kung yan ang paniwala niya, political motivation,
01:21maaari naman po siguro siyang tumayo na lawyer sa dalawa para ito'y mapatunayan.
01:25But definitely, may mga ebidensyang nakita.
01:28At yung dalawa po na senado, or rather senador,
01:32ay maaari naman din itong pasinungalingan habang sila po ang magbibigay ng kanilang depensa.
01:49At yung dalawa po na senado, or rather senador,

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