Ricardo Canaletti (68) starred this Friday in an awkward moment on the air of Mañanísima (El Trece, at 9) when he crossed paths with Esteban Trebucq (47) about the decisions that President Javier Milei is making in these first days of his mandate.
In detail, the host of El Observador 107.9 and La Nación+ provided a mobile phone to Carmen Barbieri's series to talk about the Decree of Necessity and Urgency (DNU) published in the Official Gazette to deregulate the economy.
In this sense, Trebucq questioned the spontaneity of the pots and pans that took place after the speech of the Head of State and assured that although all the appraisals are valid, "society was proclaimed at the polls and this government proposal obtained more than 14.5 million votes".
And after making a brief analysis of the structural measures announced on Tuesday, he asked: "Can anyone disagree that the Customs Code should be eliminated? Can anyone disagree with the dismantling of the Price Observatory of the Ministry of Economy?"
Ricardo Canaletti and Esteban Trebucq starred in an awkward moment in Carmen Barbieri's cycle. TV Capture
A: "Stephen, listen to me. I think your idea is clear and I agree that there are policies that could be beneficial, and they are included in this DNU, but the forms are important, there is a Constitution for something and consequently, this DNU would not comply with them... I'm no one to say whether it's constitutional or not, but from my modest point of view it seems to me that the forms don't."
E: "Let's do one thing. If you don't know about it, let's ask the judges."
A: "Listen to me, you're belittling me a little bit, because I'm a journalist and I'm giving my opinion."
E: "But you yourself said, 'I don't know.' So, perfect, let's ask the judges."
A: "Listen to me: we're talking at a certain height, don't give me a coffee answer. I'm telling you, it's unconstitutional. And I'm not talking to you, I'm talking to the public... And your participation is to clarify, not to say witticisms and want to look better than the other. Is that clear?
Ricardo Canaletti assures that the DNU is "unconstitutional" and Esteban Trebucq, the opposite. TV Capture
E: -"Well, perfect... I didn't know you were a constitutional lawyer."
A: "That's not the point, brother. You don't have to be a gourmet to appreciate a good meal, what Wednesday does it have to do with it?
"E: "To be clear, constitutional lawyers understand that (the DNU) is not constitutional."
A: "Then why did you tell me all this nonsense that you told me before... Look, I'm going to tell you. What you have to say is that this is a political issue and that politics must be done in Congress... It is not imposed by force."
E: -"Can you explain to me what the mechanism of the DNUs is like in Congress, please?"
Ricardo Canaletti seconds before leaving the Mañanísima studio. TV Capture
A: "Do you want me to explain it to you? No, dear, I'm going to explain it to people. Where did you come from? I'm going to get mad because this is for the public, it's not for you or me. Look, I'm not going to talk about show business, but if we're going to talk, we're going to talk well."
E: -"But what do I have to do with show business? What is the treatment like? First I tell you that it is bicameral, not unilateral."
A: "What? Don't you know him? But you're a journalist, explain it to people."
E: "Clearly I know him."
A: -"Then explain it to him!! Why are you asking me?"
E: -"If you don't even know what it's like..."
A: "No, no... Go there, go there darling, you're rude. Take them!"
Ricardo Canaletti left the studio and left Esteban Trebucq to speak alone. TV Capture
Finally, after that unexpected outburst, Canaletti leftMañanísima's studio and did not return until Trebucq's mobile phone was finished.