Macarena Olona y Ramón Espinar son dos habituales en las tertulias políticas de los programas de televisión. La exdiputada de Vox y el ex de Unidas Podemos son antagónicos políticamente hablando y lo demostraron una vez más en el programa ‘En boca de todos‘ de Cuatro.
Durante el espacio de la cadena de Mediaset se trató el tema del juicio a la neonazi Isabel Peralta, que se enfrenta a tres años y medio de prisión por incitar el odio hacia Marruecos.
Choque entre Ramón Espinar y Macarena Olona en directo
El primer enfrentamiento entre Ramón Espinar y Macarena Olona fue cuando el exdiputado de Podemos la llamó “flipada“: “No tengo nada que aprender de ti. Te escucharé si me apetece, pero no tengo nada que aprender de ti. No seas flipada“.
Ramón Espinar y Macarena Olona
Espinar siguió con el choque frontal con Olona: “No me vengas aquí con ninguna superioridad que bastante que nos sentamos aquí contigo como si fueras normal“. “Cuenta tu rollo de tu prima (por Isabel Peralta) que piensa lo mismo que tú, pero lo dice más fuerte“, soltó Espinar.
Macarena Olona se revolvió y le preguntó a su ‘rival’ en la tertulia: “¿Qué has dicho? ¿Qué has dicho Ramón?”. Y a continuación fue al ataque: “Pero si es que eres un ignorante“.
El presentador del programa, Nacho Abad, intentó poner paz (“no me reventéis el programa”) pero fracasó porque Macarena Olona siguió con su discurso contra Espinar: “Pero si hace tres días estabas en un mitin de Yolanda Díaz aplaudiendo como una foca. Si es que éste es tu nivel“.
Ramón Espinar y Macarena Olona
La reacción de Ramón Espinar fue inmediata: “Yo aplaudo a Yolanda Díaz con mucho orgullo, pero tu aplaudes a la nazi ésta (Isabel Peralta)“. La exdiputada de Vox se encendió de nuevo: “Tu totalitarismo no es muy distinto al de Isabel Peralta“. A lo que Espinar respondió: “Tú eres franquista pero te da vergüenza reconocerlo”.
“No me vengas a decir con tiempos que ni he vivido… Se te acaba el argumentario, Ramón y quedas al desnudo lo ignorante que eres“, contestó Macarena Olona.
La traca final llegó con el asunto de la deportación de inmigrantes. Ramón Espinar preguntó a Olona: “¿Cual es la diferencia entre cómo deportarían los neonazis y cómo lo harías tú?“
Fue entonces cuando Macarena Olona explotó: “Pues que yo no gasearía a seres humanos… anormal“.
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