On her Facebook account, Carlos denied a spreading news that Marcos asked her advance questions before he joined the SMNI debate. According to her, she did not mention any name of the candidate in an interview with her by the ANC news channel ABS-CBN.
Carlos, on the other hand, asked them to fix for the dissemination of information. The Political Science Professor also mentioned in her statement earlier that a candidate insisted on asking advance questions but because they were not given, he did not attend the SMNI presidential debate.
Here is the post from the professor:
“An FB friend posted in one of my walls, seeking clarification from me, in re some news where I was ostensibly quoted, cum my picture… 1. The newsclip, datelined ANC, quoted me that “the camp of BBM sought advance questions”, before a debate. This is a DASTARDLY LI3!!! 2. If those interviews would be run, without compromising it, anyone, with even an IQ of 70, would see that there was ABSOLUTELY NO MENTION OF BBM NOR ANY CANDIDATE, IN MY INTERVIEWS, in regard to requesting for advance questions!!!!! 3. Nothing prevents you from supporting a particular candidate, but please change your legal personality to a PAC!!! 4. Sadly and ironically, you present yourselves as purveyors of unexpurgated news… MAGPAKATAO naman kayo! Utang na loob… Salamat… P.S. In the SMNI presidential debates held sometime last month, the network itself noted that one of the candidates kept on insisting to get advance questions, which the panel, where I belong, refuse to give. Failing to get advance questions, this candidate, reportedly, withdrew at the last minute… So, there!”
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