00:00Was it clear that the VP, for example, the VP Sarah,
00:06the VP Sarah, she doesn't trust the courts anymore,
00:11the President's house, the Senado,
00:14they were saying that they attacked the integrity of the impeachment court.
00:18Why here's the show cause?
00:21Well, first of all, we don't want to see that.
00:26We don't want to see that.
00:27First of all, the prosecutors,
00:31especially when we're explaining the case,
00:36we don't want to see that.
00:42Second, not outside the cases.
00:46Third,
00:46what I think is,
00:51if we are really to set the standard for all parties involved in this impeachment trial,
00:58to observe with due diligence,
01:01avoiding violating the subjudicia,
01:03it would also be applied to the respondent herself.
01:07because she has the defense there.
01:10And I think the defense panel should also advise her
01:14to avoid saying things that insults on weekends the integrity of the court.
01:23That's the reason of the subjudicia rule.
01:27Unfortunately, she has been uttering words that not only attacks the case,
01:33in fact, it does not attack the case of the prosecution,
01:37but it actually attacks the integrity and assail the integrity of the court
01:41by saying na wala siyang tiwala,
01:44by saying na yung mga nakaupo doon ay mga hawak
01:48or may influensya ng Malacan.
01:50Those kinds of statements should be called out by the court.
01:58Kapati, don't seem to think that way,
02:01na parang hindi nga po nakupo na.
02:03Again, I don't want to advise whatever the court would do
02:06because that's their prerogative.
02:08But it seems to me, personally,
02:11that if we are really to maintain,
02:14universally applied that subjudicia rule,
02:16it should be applied universally.
02:20Do you think by special treatment,
02:21itong Senate impeachment court presider officer kay VP Sara?
02:25I think it should be applied universally.
02:29Thank you, Pa.
02:31Ito ma-manifested ba yun?
02:32All right.
02:34Follow up.
02:36Sir, yung pagtingin po na kailangan i-apply universally
02:41yung subjudicia rule and yung mga observations po ninyo
02:44sa mga statements ng vice,
02:45will that be manifested by the prosecution before the impeachment court?
02:49Well, pag-usapan pa nga po yan,
02:51what would be the course of action.
02:53Again, just to be fair also,
02:54the court is also giving way naman po
02:57to both panels to err their side.
03:02If that requires, for example,
03:04if it necessitates for the prosecution panel
03:07to also make this as a formal manifestation,
03:10then that could possibly be done.
03:12What is important is also the court allows for both panels to err their side,
03:18you know, make manifestation in an open trial,
03:22in the open trial.
03:23So, pag-usapan po yan sa prosecution panel.
03:26How about, sir, yung show cause order issued
03:29against some members of the prosecution,
03:31will that trigger changes, adjustments sa prosecution panel po
03:37when it comes sa...
03:38Again, we would still see the details
03:41as what the Congressman Chua earlier explained,
03:46pag-usapan, pagtitingnan po yung detalye.
03:48Natanggap po natin yung show cause order,
03:50pero titignan pa rin po yung detalye.
03:52The response of the House prosecution panel
03:55would depend on the merits,
03:57on the details of the show cause order.
04:12You
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