Transcript · English → Spanish
Discussion on FBI Policy Changes
Ya no está protegiendo a quienes han sido acusados de bestialismo, está
protegiendo a quienes son víctimas. Simplemente le dio la vuelta.
No, lo hizo usted.
Entendí eso. No, lo hizo usted, señor.
De hecho lo hizo, porque mintió.
No. Podría decirle, yo… Lo que le estoy leyendo
es que eliminó la descalificación automática
para solicitantes que han participado en
bestialismo. No víctimas de bestialismo, solicitantes que han
participado. ¿No está de acuerdo con eso?
Que los solicitantes hayan participado en bestialismo significa que fueron víctimas de
bestialismo porque fueron obligados a hacerlo, y en este FBI,
no vamos a
criminalizar ni impedir que las víctimas sirvan a los
Estados
Unidos de América y a la principal agencia policial del
mundo.
Ya lo hacían antes. Eliminé la burocracia
que impidieron que estos
grandes estadounidenses sirvieran o al menos fueran considerados para servir,
y yo
seguiré haciéndolo.
Lo puso patas arriba. Así que—
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Original transcript (English)
He's no longer protecting those who've been charged with bestiality, he's protecting those who are victims. Just turned it upside down. No, you did. I caught that. No, you did, sir. You actually did, because you lied.
No. I could just tell you, I... What I'm reading to you is you dropped automatic disqualification for applicants who have been engaged in bestiality. Not victims of bestiality, applicants who have engaged. Do you disagree with that?
Applicants who have engaged in bestiality means they were victims of bestiality because they were forced to do so, and at this FBI, we are not going to criminalize and prevent victims from serving the United
States of America and the premier law enforcement agency in the world. They did that before. I eliminated the bureaucracy that prevented these great Americans from serving or at least being considered from serving,
and I'm gonna continue to do that. Turned it upside down. So-
