Discussion on Călin Georgescu's Finances

Why is it that whenever Călin Georgescu is asked about money, since you are so

stuck to Călin Georgescu by blood.

No, no, no.

No, no, no. One second.

That expression is inappropriate.

Stuck by blood, in the sense that you are very loyal.

You seem very loyal, at least that’s what, from a, from…

You should know that

many things bring us together, but also separate us

from Mr. Călin

Georgescu. But I think I’m sure.

You haven’t talked about the things that separate you until now.

Maybe you’ll say so on this program.

Well, wouldn’t it be illogical when the elections are being cancelled?

For example, what separates you from Călin Georgescu is the fact that

Mr. Călin Georgescu never

answers a question related to money. Never.

Mr. President, I’m someone who conducted an interview with

Călin Georgescu before

to enter the electoral campaign fray.

That's right.

I treated him like an independent candidate, whom no one gave any chance at all.

With decency, with, how should I put it, with the respect you

have for any person who comes on as a guest on a show.

I'm asking you again. Time has passed, and people are

wondering what Călin Georgescu lives on.

Do you know what Călin Georgescu lives on?

Ms. Chira,

if Mr. Călin Georgescu had held public office...

Mr. President, no, you're on the wrong track.

What do you mean, I'm on the wrong track? Let me answer your question.

He's a candidate for the Presidency of Romania. How the hell?

When you have the president of the Social Democratic Party who

hides his watch out of shame, who flies around, still hasn't explained what he has

sought after on Nordis planes.

You are the mask pope. I apologize for saying that.

No, no, I’m not saying that. No. He holds public office.

So when someone comes to ask me what Călin Georgescu lives on

and tells me again that he wasn’t employed as a rapporteur

at the UN, although I saw him in pictures with Mugur

Isărescu.

I saw that he drew up the latest report on

Romania’s sustainable development, as coordinator.

But, Mr. President, that happened.

With Mr. Dăianu, with Mr. Maior Severin.

It’s a period in one’s life, it’s a period.

You know the names in this society.

Mr. President.

And now nobody knows Călin Georgescu anymore.

I can’t.

And George Simion is the only madman who still supports him.

I support him because people voted for him and I will support him because I am a

dignified person.

Wait a second, so answer the question.

Are you close to Călin Georgescu or not? Are you or aren't you?

Today I spoke, for example, with

Mr. Georgescu's wife, who, to the horror of part

of Romanian society

of which I am also a part, was dragged before DIICOT too.

And so were my parents.

Mr. President. Are you close to Călin Georgescu?

I see.

You are close.

I want to tell you. I have stood by Mr. Călin Georgescu

since

December 2024. Through all the ordeals, through

all the hardships that this repressive state

has organized against him, this is the third trial.

Mr. President.

And.

Can you answer this question?

You're a good communicator, and out of respect for...

Do you want me to tell you where Mrs. Chira buys her food?

No, no, no, no, no. No, no. Don't trivialize the story.

No, don't make light of it like that.

What do you mean, don't trivialize it?

You are. So, are you laughing at me now? Are you laughing at me?

Is Mr. Georgescu a wealthy man?

Mr. President,

I'm asking you. Do you know what Călin

Georgescu lives on?

Because no journalist who has asked this question has received an answer from

him. Don't you have any doubts about

the funding sources for Mr. Călin Georgescu?

I'm asking because you're close to him and you

support him, and I can

understand why you support Călin Georgescu.

Thank you.

But I don't understand why you're dodging like this.

No.

About these questions, which are perfectly natural.

No.

And that fuels suspicion in the public sphere.

Mrs. Chira, you know I'm someone who

answers directly, honestly, quickly. If I knew

these things, I would answer you. But they often seem

absurd to me. Because that's not what we're discussing here.

The man is accused of having cheated the guy.

No, no, that can't be. So I'm asking you.

He allegedly cheated.

I'm asking you about apples, and you answer with pears. That can't be.

Well, no. Wait a minute.

Well, I am waiting, but that can't be.

Did one million euros reach him? I'm asking you.

I'm asking you. We don't know. I don't know.

Mr. President, I'm asking you something very simple.

I'm asking you.

Do you know what Călin Georgescu lives on?

And I'm telling you, no.

You don't know?

No.

Well, why don't you know?

I was answering you.

Well, why don't you know? Why didn't you tell him, sir?

Go on, tell us.

There is a public debate. Mr. Călin Georgescu.

What should I do? Should I tell him it's his money?

I'm the boss with OR.

Apparently, he had the grand sum of five thousand euros at home.

Mr. President.

I see you're laughing.

You're laughing at me now, but I'm convinced you have one.

And a device for boys.

You have a cause you're fighting for.

Five thousand euros. They found the incredible sum of five thousand

euros.

You know, look.

State institutions are discrediting themselves, and no one will have any more

faith in another case

opened by DIICOT when they see these hilarious things.