My house is yours | Feijóo, Bertín and the toston

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During

's interview with

in

there was a moment of 'debauchery' in which

had to describe her new president "in a present body".

Ayuso

, like

, filled her mouth and chest with praise for her new leader, but there was a note from

half

of soporific previous interview in the armchair of

he hinted at a thread of hope: "What a nice guy! Here where you see him, as he is so calm speaking, with such aplomb... But then, as soon as he is free of any camera, he is impressive. He has a tremendous humor " .

Maybe it was that, it was the cameras, it was that the interview with

in

has been the most personal interview on television, closer, more without so much political corseting, without media armor... But with cameras and gambling, I don't know if much, but gambling that the viewer was going to see something more of

than what is already known.

The poise, tranquility and seriousness must come as standard.

The humor... Both Juanma Moreno and

agreed to point out the humor and friendliness of

.

However, that's exactly what was missing, a little more humor, a little more spontaneity, a little less self-imposed girdle.

's interview

with

left some headlines, but it was a tostón, except for the moment of the meal in which the guests raised a bit of sleep between anecdotes, revelations and 'indecent proposals' to

.

is divided into three blocks: the first, the solitude of the armchair, where the guest comes face to face with

;

the second, in the kitchen and banquet, where a couple of wines and the company of guests lighten the structure;

and, a final, as a farewell, in which

usually changes the scene and says goodbye to the guest.

with

the structure was the same, but it was hard to follow, it was hard to pay attention, it was hard to follow the thread... The tostón.

It is true that

played the same role that he always does and that he has done with all the guests who have passed through the armchair of

, both political and from other fields, and that it is none other than to make the guest feel comfortable, let him talk and from time to time ask.

With

was the same.

asked about his childhood and

recounted his childhood.

The influence of her grandmother, the days that he watched with her the control sessions in the Congress of Deputies to

,

,

... "Democracy was built by people like that. The Moncloa pacts were made by people like

and

. Today it would be very difficult because we are in a very different political situation," said

.

The anger that he threw at him for raising the prices of canned food in the store, the honesty that his grandfather instilled in him, the pillar that his grandmother was... And

told it like the father who sits on the edge of the bed every night to read a story to her son.

Slowly, calmly, calmly.

"If I hadn't grown up in the countryside, I wouldn't know when the swallows come or what the flowers smell like," could be the slogan of the ad, but it wasn't

's story .

Feijóo tells Bertín about the episode that changed his life

Even when things seemed to get interesting, when

began to relate the event that changed his childhood, until then, the story was dormant.

The leader of the

told

when, at the age of 10, his parents sent him to study at a boarding school in León.

Can you imagine all that a 10-year-old boy had to experience in a Marist boarding school in León?

It could be the perfect plot for a Netflix series.

Well no, not even for those.

Of the obvious, it did not come out.

The child who arrives alone, who gets lost in such a big school, who studies and goes back to study, who is punished with washing the dishes... And all this with that poise that

was talking about .

Well, now adolescence has to come, the first years in politics, his first steps, university... Well, neither.

And look,

made it easy for him to give a little emotion to the matter when he asked him who he had voted for the first time, well, not even for those.

"I voted for Felipe González out of conviction and I would do it again.

was an excellent president of the government."

"Sins of youth"?

"I was vice president with

and

knew that when he ran for the presidency of the government I did not vote for him. He never said anything to me,"

confessed about his vote for

.

Because if something left half glimpse in the interview of

is that

is more about convictions than impositions.

He made it clear on the couch, he made it clear in the kitchen, and he made it clear in the food.

That thing that with a Galician it is not known if he goes up a step or goes down with

is not so clear.

told him

in a recorded message for the occasion.

"You have my friend

and I want to send him a cordial greeting. I know you have heard that

voted for me and he must know that the sins of youth are forgiven. Give him a very affectionate greeting. There are always many things to talk about in this situation that we are living".

,

... Well, neither.

With that astonishing tranquility,

thanked the former Prime Minister for his words and another butterfly.

It was the turn of the university, how he decided to study law, when

was in charge of Insalud, when Fraga reached out and got him into politics.

"(...)

is a manager, he is a great manager because he also manages very well, and then he was a politician," Juanma Moreno described him with great success.

He himself recognized it.

He knows how to manage, he manages well and his pulse does not shake: "Having 22 ministers at the time of the highest inflation in the last 40 years is a provocation. When I entered the Xunta I eliminated 45% of the senior positions. They called me

I, the austere"

If you got here without having given more than a head and with half an open eye you could discover the

more personal, more private

It is what politics has taken away from him the most, his intimacy.

He takes it badly and, perhaps, that is why he is very noticeable when he does not want to talk about his family, or his son or his partner.

He doesn't tense or, at least, he doesn't appreciate himself, but he's drier, more blunt, more of 'that's it, that's it.'

Even so, as happens with all the guests of

, there was a brief moment in which

showed through the lock of that door that he does not want to open.

Feijóo

was a father at 55 years old and is currently 60. His son is now 5 five years old.

"You are late, like me, you got married late,"

told him in an attempt to break that tension that he does not want to talk about.

"Having a child at 25 is not the same as having a child at 55. I enjoy it every hour," he explained.

Both his wife,

, a senior executive at

, and his son, have moved with him to Madrid.

"The truth is that she takes it... she is so generous that I know that I am not fair. In the end, a first level manager did not need a guy like me and lived much better before she met me. She has resigned, because of the child , to be the president of a company", revealed

.

And as Maira Gómez Kemp said, "I can read up to here."

It was time to leave the armchair.

And whoever had come this far, after the stories for sleeping children and a long string of advertisements that made it much more difficult to stay awake, would arrive at the kitchen moment and the wine moment, which in a

, I think

gives it to the guests to sing the Traviata.

With

it didn't work either.

Because it is true that the cooking moment was probably the most tense moment -if there was one- of the entire interview and the moment in which, as has already happened with other politicians who have set foot in

's house , the presenter leaves them that they expand more with their ideology and program.

Feijóo's response to a pact with Vox

It was here that

insisted until he almost annoyed

by asking him about

and if he would agree with them to reach Moncloa.

And as all politicians do, although they criticize each other,

tried to avoid the frontal response at all times.

He went from branch to branch, from vine to vine, giving prepared responses, until he ran out of them, and

would not let go of the prey.

During a good part of the program

questioned several times the fact that

assured in the past that he was not going to govern together with

.

So when Bertín asked him if he would agree with

, his answer had to be more than measured.

And boy did he measure it!

"I like the model of

and

more . I am convinced that many

voters , if they see us as an alternative, we are not the opposition, we are an alternative, and if people do not want to continue with this government they have to vote for the alternative. If we divide the vote,

will continue to govern . But if we join it..."

First round, over.

was going for the second and asked again.

"Yes, your answer is very correct, and I understand you, but would you agree with

?"

insisted .

"If I come to Spanish politics to try to add votes and not to try to win the elections forcefully, I will not come. I will stay where I am. It is my political project. I respect

, I am very interested in its voters, but

and

are not the same thing. We both talk about the

, I to defend it and

to criticize it. "

The third round followed, the fourth and there was even a fifth in which

went directly to the right hook: "Do you consider

the extreme right?"

"If we take the European nomenclature, what is to the right of the European

is considered extreme right. I am respectful of that party, because if they don't like us to tell them, I won't tell them."

dodged the right hand.

But not even with a fight... There was a knock on the door.

They were

and

.

The hope that the story for sleepers would become stories not to sleep.

They almost make it.

In fact, there were times when they succeeded.

And that was the part of the interview of

in which

was most silent.

He let them speak, let them have their place, let there be another narrator.

"Don't get into the rag", he told

when

He pointed out that with this president "she looked happier."

"Nobody had ever spoken so highly of me," she said when both regional presidents praised the exploits of her president.

"We will have to talk after the elections," she snapped at

when

threw the cane at the presenter to attract him to the dark side.

, delighted.

That they hurry, that

can copy the signing.

Because if there was someone delighted, someone who was in his element, someone like some castanets, someone happier than a partridge, that wasn't

, that was

.

The program could have been a tostón, but

was full.

It is true that he always seems the happiest man in the world when he is with his guests, but yesterday he was happier.

It was not only noticeable in his face, in his gestures, in his trust with, for example,

, but also in his unprepared phrases, those that come out without thinking about them: "...The day you are in

, you know that there is someone who makes empanada", for example.

It was the end, it was time to walk a few meters from El Camino de Santiago as it passed through Colmenar Viejo, it was time to say goodbye with the cold and the air, and it was time to be more political than anyone else.

"Do you think you will be president of the Government?"

asked to finish off the job.

"The important thing is what the Spaniards think," said

.

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