Bongbong Marcos said “Ako ang nabibiktima ng fake news”
Presidential aspirant Bongbong Marcos said in a recent interview that he is a victim of fake news.
Even before the election season has officially started, politicians have been receiving accusations against them. As Election Day is fast approaching, it is no wonder that more issues, controversies, and intrigues are being brought up.
With the heated arguments between different camps, it is inevitable that fake news is being fabricated as well. For the son of the late President Ferdinand Marcos, he is the victim of fake news, based on the report from Inquirer.
“Para sa akin, ako ang nabibiktima ng fake news. Dahil ang dami-daming sinasabi sa akin na di naman talaga totoo,” the presidential candidate of UniTeam said. He added that even though there are “fact-checker,” still there were those who allegedly do the fact-checking for their benefits.
Bongbong Marcos also said that there were those who were just doing the fact-checking that is focused on a certain side of the story but refused to the same to the other side.
He added that there were those who checks what he said but actually, he did not say anything like that. “Kami biktima kami dyan e. Maraming finafact-check ako na sinasabi hindi totoo ‘yung sinasabi ko. Wala naman akong sinabing ganun pero fake news daw yung sinabi ko. Wala akong sinabing ganun… Iniimbento nila yung sinabi ko tapos sasabihing fake,” the former Senator said.
Meanwhile, in a previous interview, the presidential aspirant clarified the statement of his wife Atty. Liza Marcos about the time when he decided to run while they were watching the movie Ant-Man. This created presumption that his inspiration to run for president was the movie about a thief who became a hero. Bongbong Marcos stressed that he has been thinking about the presidency prior to the Ant-man movie incident.
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