julian: no, i didn't.ky to win the man booker prize when i was in my had i won in my 30's, it 60's. might've put more pressure on me. but i have written 20 books. i know what i am, i know what i do. charlie: and you know your audience. julian: i do and i don't. it is nice that different books find different readers. some books work in some places and others work in other places. it is not, i tend not to write the same sort of books. this is, though it shares themes, as you said, of memory and truth. it is a very different locale from the other book. charlie:. what some of the critics have said. somber, brilliant, rueful funny, , poignant, savage. screaming with intelligence and literary flair, this elegantly composed fictionalized meditation offers a fresh gloss on a musical genius's collision s and collisions with power. julian: thank you for reading that. [laughter] charlie: well they said it. , i did not make it up. the idea is that we can hardly imagine what it's like, and the sacrifices that this grea

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caroline: julian, thank you very much. julian chillingworth, staying with us.hat measures will mark carney deliver on thursday to blunt the brexit blow? we discover next. we also await details on japan's fiscal stimulus package. we will bring them to you as soon as they crossed the bloomberg. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: welcome back. this is "on the move." one of the main events this week comes on super thursday. after living rates unchanged -- after leaving rates unchanged in july, rate estimates could be revised lower due to uncertainty caused by brexit. traders are pricing in a 95% chance of a rate cut. julian chillingworth from rathbones is still with us. it is very unlike carney not to be ahead of the market. but he showed us his reflective side, i think. how reflective do you think he will be this thursday? >> i also said there would be a rate cut. so, we were both wrong. i think it is fair to say it always worries me when 95% of the economists think there is going to be a rate cut. but i think carney wanted to wait for further data. the pmi data we had o

julian edelman and company on saturday off. they are gearing up for their first game against the saints. the saints will also be a foxboro for joint practices. these practices are all too his the number one thing above all else. we have a great relationship with the saints. it's always worked out well. all the times we have dealt with them. we have the opportunity to do it with them. they are great to work with. >>reporter: it's all about working together. thpa we kick off at 7:00 with the patriots and saints underway at 7:30 pm. we will bring you the post game press -- postgame press conference right after. you can see it all right here on wbz. >>> reporter: a-rod announced his retirement this morning saying he llay. the good news is the red sox will see him before he leaves the yankees and they come to record is for the ball time. he has been a polarizing figure over the last two seasons. he had a year-long suspension in 2014. he will play three of his final four games at fenway park starting tuesday. and 101 games, he has 46

i'm not going to argue with julian assange at all.oward dean screamed, i watched the media across the board jump on top of that, and we got taken out of the race, rightly or wrongly, because it was just great video. that's the other thing that's going on here. social media is sort of producing those -- and capturing moments of these candidates and cable picks it up, and this is becoming about clicks and ratings. i think a lot of the decisions are made around those kinds of things and not necessarily around the ideology of -- though that's played out too across the board. i'm not saying they do that. deirdre: i've heard both points, i heard tom brokaw talking about being at a camel cigarette news kefk smoking a cigarette with camel signage behind him, there is the uncomfortable relationship with sponsored media. speaking of sponsors, cnn is cancelling dr. drew's show after he voiced concern for hillary clinton's health. here is a quick help. >> based on the information she provided and doctors provided, we were gravely concerned not ju

as did wikileaks founder and editor julian assange.e was interviewed via video stream by former green party presidential candidate david cobb. julian assange has been in the ecuadorian embassy in london for more than four years. if he were to attempt to leave, he would be arrested by british police and ultimately extradited to the united states, where it is believed there is a sealed indictment against him over wikileaks release of documents. david cobb started by asking julian assange about the recent dnc e-mail leaks. e-mailsromd 20,000 the dnc. from the communications director and so on -- [indiscernible] into the hillary clinton campaign and a number of other groups. what the show is not only was there a sort of internal view or discussions about how to undermine bernie sanders and support hillary clinton, not surprising, even that debbie wasserman schultused twork for hillary clinton's campaign, but rher, the were formal instructions made to dnc staff of blacke a campaign propaganda against bernie sanders. for example, luis mirand

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two keep pats player, julian edelman and rod makovic leaving practice with the julian edelman injury was the bigger fear, because he had grabbing the same foot he had ot it turns out,?+ >> >> the reporter: the good thing about practicing against another team is that the compete level rises. >> there's a lot of competition in knowing that the guy across from you?) another team. >> that competitive nature of the sport, you know, draws you to that, and it's why we enjoy it. >> the reporter: the bad thing is possible injuries. tricep today. it's not known how long he'll be out and julian edelman got hurt also. >>ouy i have no idea what >> the reporter: on tom brady's first series, completed a pass to julian edt thmae ball, grabbed his left foot and slammed his helmet down in frustration. he sat on a cart with trainers for a little bit and walk off the field to the locker room. >> he's really a part of the heart around soul of our team, so i don't know what happened, but he's a big part of what we do here. >> what does julian mean when he's on thefi offense? >> he's got the defense swagge

vÁmonos con julián gil!esta industria sabemos lo que es verdad y lo que no. no nos quita mucho sueÑo. seamos menos juzgones. denle chance a la gente a decir lo que quiera decir. orlando: sÚbele un poquito! nos despedimos con juliÓn Álvarez, nÚmero uno, amigo de la casa. yo era el amor de su vida. quÉ bella canciÓn! pamela, es una canciÓn nÚmero uno. lleva casi un aÑo en medio, y abre sus shows con esa canciÓn. pamela: un Éxito rotundo. vamos a pasar a la informaciÓn del dÍa. sÓlo le habrÍa tomado 15 minutos a sujetos armados para someter a por lo menos uno de los hijos del narcotraficante joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn. las cÁmaras muestran cÓmo al menos seis hombres con armas largas irrumpen en el establecimiento y someten al hijo del chapo junto a cinco de sus compaÑeros. >> el secuestro de alfredo, el hijo de joaquÍn guzmÁn, va a provocar una guerra entre el cÁrtel de sinaloa y jalisco. cualquier cosa que suceda con este muchacho, o sea que muera o que lo liberen a cambio de algo, el chapo guzmÁn va a estar muy

>>>reporter: as evidenced by last season, there may be no player to means more to the team tan julian. 2 days after he returned to the field for the first time, all off season, you start to wonder sunday might have been one step forward and today could be 2 steps back. >> injury is tough. i the game of football is not always easy aoss the leagueat are out of your control. that's an unfortunate part of the game we play. >>reporter: julian exited the field, appearing to reactivate his surgically repaired left foot. >> he brings his ownen thaous/ kwrafpl/, you know? he is real contagious. he is part of the heart and soul of our team. i don't know what happened, but he is a big part of what we do. >> unrivaled competitor with toughness, probably pushing the envelope way too soon. >> you want him to be as healt healthy as possible, but at the end of the day, we can't stop playing football. we have to keep competing. >> alot of guys like julian in the league and there is certainly no one like him on this team. i don't know what is going on, but, we are hoping for the fast. >>>reporter: juli

right. >> right. >> julian was a scholar of a child. you know, as a student and he was a giver, as well. so >> the program started in a church basement has gro being able to help over 5,000 children get ready for school. >> i have no idea what we're starting. to think back then to now it's like look at planted. >> it means a lot to those help to give back. >> and while jennifer is making a difference in lives of thousands of chicago school children, she's also looking forward to her next project "hair spray live." we just did a table read recently i was blown away by the cast. it's an amazing cast. i'm excited to be a pa it. it's going to be a great experience. make sure you watch d [ laughter ] . yeah. it's going to be good. it's going to be fun. >>> i'm alrea singing. >> oh, yeah. >> i'm ready. i'm here for it. she's working on music with leg producers collide davis and l.a. reid. the last type they worked together they did the sound track -- basically you're saying it's going to be awesome. mine." watch it on >>> consideration provid

julian, welcome to "fox & friends." >> all right. good morning.m going to try to adapt to how enthusiastic you guys are. >> great. we have to wake everybody up. it ask a friday. so thank you for joining us. you said you have significant and unexpected material you're going to release before this election. can you give us a little taste of what is included? >> no, not really. sorry to disappoint you. but we have quite a lot of material in relation to the u.s. election. thousands of pages. relating to various aspects of the hillary clinton campaign and some other institutions. the publicity as a result of our dnc publications which caused the top five democratic officials in the democratic party to resign, including the president debbie wasserman schultz has led to other sources being encouraged. so they stepped forward and hopefully that process will continue as we continue to publish and we can see the cascade of information. hopefully also coming out about our republican campaign, and then americans and others can be better informed about who's n

on one day, jennifer lost mother, her brother, and her 7-year-old nephew julian. for years jennifer couldn't bring herself to talk about the >> my mother told me, jenny, what i love about you is no matter how negative things are, you seem to find the pos >> finding the positive wasn't easy. >> wow, what if we gave to the children? and then, therefore -- so six years ago, the two sisters came up with an idea to turn the family's tragedy into a triumph of the spirit. every year on julian's birthday or what he liked to call hatch day, they celebrate his life by donating school supplies to thousands of children in need in the community. >> so, i guess my momma was right. >> right. >> julian was a scholar of a child. you know, as a student and he church basement has grown to being able to help over 5,000 children get ready for school. >> i have no idea what we're starting. to think back then to now it's like look at the seed we have planted. >> it means a lot to those w help to give back. >> and while jennifer is making a difference in the lives of thousands of chicago

let's start with you, my friend, julian. julian has quite the story. you were born premature.s was born. >> he was 15 weeks early. everyone knows normal pregnancy is 40 weeks. so to have him come that early, there are going to be challenges. his happened to be brain damage and he had some medical issues as well. so those are the problems. but the challenges seemed to show more as he got older. so how does he learn, what is he learning, will he learn. those are the things that we're sorting through now that he's 12 and will moving forward. >> and this is a picture of julian when you were born. boy, you've come a long way, look at you now. but your family has really embraced julian's intellectual disabilities and that is not easy for a lot of families, so that brings us to the book. i personally have never seen a book like this before. how did the idea come about, and tell everyone about this incredible book. >> a few years ago we took him to a developmental peds doctor your letters, your numbers. julian said i don't want them. i'm going to give a picture board. pick the buildin

what have you found. >> i don't understand what julian is saying.plenty of evidence showing misquick. mrs. clinton promised there would be a bright line between the foundation and the state department. donors to the foundation were able to get special consideration at the state department from former officials at the foundation working for hillary, her two top aides, cheryl mills and huma abedin who shouldn't have been involved in foundation business either at least for the first two years. secondly, you have got the foundation promising specifically to not engage in activity that even created the appearance of a conflict of interest. contrary to partisan talking points being put out by our other guests here, you have the "boston globe" responding negatively to this. calling on the foundation to be shut down. you have front page stories in media outlets across the country that aren't terribly friendly to "judicial watch"or the conservative way of looking at things. and you have got the clintons themselves running away from the foundation in response

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clay harbor and wideout julian edelman. both those guys off the physically unable to perform foxboro with more on the much-awaited return of julian edelman. alex? >> reporter: yeah. no doubt, trey. it was a great surprise here at practice today. see julian edelman in full pads. he is off the list. even better news, to see him without the contact jersey. edelman joked and said" hey, red is my color." he acknowledged it was great he got on out there in full pads with his teammates, going through drills. howev, participate in today's scrimmage. he says this is the next step in his recovery. now, as we know, he started training camp on the list after undergoing off-season foot surgery. but right now, he says he is still day-to-day. >> you have to get your football legislation back in shape. you have to have this extra weight on. about 7 pounds. it is good to get out here and run around with the pads. and you know, just catch the ball with the shoulder pads. and the helmet. get tired as possible with the pads on. that is always

joining us is julian emanuel ubs strategist. julian, the markets action or lack thereof.want to bring up the s&p 500 and overlaid is the moving average but you think we are susceptible to a pull back the magic 2051? is that what you are expecting? expecting that. it is amazing that particular in this kind of calm we have seen in august that investors memories are very short. ago, in fact,year maybe to the day, that the dow jones opened down 1000 points in the wake of the china fx devaluation. we had these extreme dislocations in etf markets. all kinds of very, very odd behavior and pricing. and this is something that this is a new world. we had a volatility spike in january and cover. we had -- january and february. referendum. this is a more uncertain world and we think volatility is about to revert once again. alix: back in april, you're also calling for another decline in markets. n't seeing the kind of m&a we were seeing. we didn't get that kind of washout. why is it different this time? julian: it is not different this time. what we were looking for was a pullback. w

wait a minute, this is julian assange. and not only that, go back to the dnc stuff.ber, the russians were handing him stuff. they're use thing guy. >> i don't know if that's been proven. >> i think the justice department has said -- >> we'll talk to him on fox and friends tomorrow if he's not arrested or jailed. he's in the embassy of ecuador in britain. >> you miff just blown up your interview for tomorrow. you know how funny this is? this is like "the brady bunch." >> i would be peter. no, i would be greg, you would be peter. >> he's bobby. >> and sam always brought the meat. >>> coming up, the clinton foundation continues to come under fire. but don't worry, hillary says it's just all smoke. she's also answering questions about hiding from the press. her latest excuse, next. ♪ mapping the oceans. where we explore. protecting biodiversity. everywhere we work. defeating malaria. improving energy efficiency. developing more clean burning natural gas. my job? my job at exxonmobil? turning algae into biofuels. reducing energy poverty in the developing world. making car

julian edelman took part in some of the drills. and the chemistry between jimmy garoppolo and receivers, it's a long process in camp. and we're definitely going in the right direction. >> i know where the ball will >> i feel like i'm ready to help the team and, however, that might be, every day i show up to work and try to figure out what it is i'm asked to do. >> reporter: all the players from both sides heard words from the player who got paralyzed in 2010. since then he's written books and gotten awards on his and see the things you complaint about. and let's hope the pats can carry the inspiration to preseason game number one. >>> pats open up the preseason tomorrow night. we have it all here for you. 7:30. followed by the post show. >>> nate abner is at the summer olympics playing for usa rug by. he stored against -- they are out of medal contention play. as for the red sox, the red sox and yankees last night at to stretch it to a triple. and bradley jr. gunshot him town. and here we go. the benches would clear and no punches

julian, thank you very much. great suit. all right. a quick footnote.ember to check out the contributing factor podcast post hosted by bill o'reilly factor producer robert samuel. the latest episode features fox news catherine herridge with the latest updates with the fbi's investigation into the clinton foundation. you can find that uses technoloe only in doctors' offices. for deep penetrating relief at the source. new aleve direct therapy. a sand wish sign? unbelievable. detain them forever. >> well, that is what happens when in the that's why they were saying they were robbed at gunpoint because a security guard did detain them with a gun. >> okay. so they caused a little drama late at night. they were obviously hammered. no one remembers anything. they might have embellished and rock at this gets out with a gold on the flight back to the states. his buddy on the swim team are left holding the bag. >> faster than he can swim. >> i know. this guy knows what he is doing. not that smart but did he get out quickly. then they shake down one of the swimmer

in the case of donald trump, you have what his son says are extensive russian ties. >> julian, i wantt you on the record. you would be okay with russian money, publicly disclosed, pouring into a donald trump foundation on the eve of a presidential election? >> well, when you say russian money, money from the russian government, probably not. money from russian nationals, if it were properly disclosed, would be much better than what we have right now. the situation you're talking about -- the complaints about the clinton administration is much different. >> -- interests on the eve of a presidential election, you're okay with that, then? >> she just said that if elected, she wouldn't take it from corporations or foreign governments. >> she's going to keep taking it for the next three months? kristin, this is crazy. >> george bush's foundation takes money. >> hold on, julian. >> to pretend it's somehow honorable for hillary clinton to tell her foundations to stop taking donations from foreign entities and corporations is laughable. the damage is done. the clinton foundation has taken ten

>> let's deal with julian a sanja. the editor in chief of wikileaks, he is speaking from the ecuadorian embassy because he was to be extradited out of britain on sexual assault charges, he has sought asylum for five years in the ecuadorian embassy. the emails are stolen documents that are stolen by americans like bradley manning, the idea he would play a role in american politics is destructive. he was a bad guy dealing in stolen documents. having said that some of the documents turn out to be accurate as we saw in the democratic national committee. it could be damaging to the clinton campaign. i find the whole idea that julian assange might play a role in american politics highly distasteful. jenna: he is a criminal, there are those who call him a crusader. he is totally controversial but an important reminder about who this person is. he says these documents are coming and if they are the truth, how should we consider them? >> you have to consider the facts no matter how distasteful the source of the fact our. we are

watch. >> julian, thank you very much for being here. let's start with the additional information you have regarding hillary clinton. when can we expect this information? >> we're working around the clock. we have a lot of material and the major dndncs including debb wasser man schultz late last week. it's a complex situation. we have to assess the voracity, a perfect ten-year record of never getting it wrong. we want the keep that reputation. understanding how to keep things for mated, what media to be involved in. what is the best way to stage it out. do we accumulate everything in one batch door several batches. we decided to do several batches. >> give us a general sense. are we going to see it before the november 8th election? >> yes, absolutely. i mean in the case of the dnc leaks, for example, we pushed as hard as we could to try to get it in before the democratic nomination conference because obviously people have a right to understand who they're nominating and what's involved and the same is true here for the u.s. electoral pro

julian edelman had on the helmet and cleats didn't do much. here anied with why drew brees it looks like he's showing brees what happened to him yesterday then my left foot hit the ground. rob gronkowski he held his breath when julian left the field yesterday. >> i didn't see that so i was breathing totally fine. i didn't even know until someone i saw it on twitter later that night. to get back out there on the field. australia kind of gave them a game. kept it relatively close they won it 98-88. a seven run bottom of the sixth inning with a walkoff grand-slam from kenny ricks now that is a memory that kid will never forget. wellesley not eliminated. it's double elimination tour. in bristol this week. but kenny ricks this is quite possibly the best video we will show you this summer. that's a lot of mustard and a lot of ketchup on that guys face. that's about as bad as it gets for that guy. to him. >> that's not good. i don't go know what's worse the fact that the sox have now officially lost game is over 9-4 or that david ortiz got hurt or th

julian edleman limps off the field during today's practice. he was just cleared by team doctors to participate in training camp. edleman isn't the only one trey daerr with more details from gillette. >> injuries tough. the game of football is not always easy on your body. there are a lot of things out of your control. >> reporter: those words never more evident as julian edleman exited the field appearing to reaggravated his left foot in practice. >> he's probably one of the most competitive guys. he's part of the heart and soul of the team. >> reporter: an unrivaled competitor with unquestioned toughness. pushing his limits too soon. creating another level of uncertainty for the patriots in training camp. >> it's my teammate. you want him to be as healthy as possible. at the end of the day we can't stop playing football. >> edleman in the league. no one like him on the football team. i don't know what is going on. obviously we're hoping for the best. >> reporter: julian edleman not the only damaging injury for the patriots. late this afternoo

julio --juliÁn figueroa: espero que no.e es porque te aman. josÉ: claro. pero en ocasiones siento que lo hacen nada mÁs por controlarme. karla: ¿has cachado a tus papÁs espiándote? josÉ: no, pero he encontrado mi papÁ... lo he visto que tiene sus dudas. karla: nosotros tambiÉn tuvimos esa edad, entonces sabemos exactamente lo que estÁn pensando. ahora, aquÍ todos queremos saber, ¿hasta dÓnde puede ser considerado sano o aceptable espiar a nuestros hijos? maribel: bueno, espiar es una cosa, y supervisar es otra. supervisar es tener unas metas claras con sus hijos, y hablar y comunicarle cuÁles son las expectativas que uno tiene de ellos, y si ellos se han ganado esa confianza basada en la edad que tienen. decir a niÑos menores de 15 aÑos que tienen que entregar los telÉfonos por las noches. ya mÁs de 15 aÑos, y que darles cierta privacidad. o decirle: bueno, los textos te voy a dejar que sean privados, pero tu uso de internet lo voy a monitorear. es importante tomar eso en cuenta y tener una conversaciÓn abierta. si van a ir

julian assange, welcome. said this week that wikileaks is going to be releasing more of the information that was hacked from the democratic national committee in different batches. so when will the next batch come? >> i'm afraid i must correct you, judy. i didn't say we would be releasing information that has been hacked from the dnc. we said that we have a significant amount of information, and the information itself is significant, and it pertains to hillary clinton's campaign. and we will be releasing it in several batches as we are finished with the journalistic work on each batch. >> woodruff: so are you saying this is different from what was hacked from the dnc and the democratic congressional committee? >> you have dnc leaks, which is what we do, and you have dnc hacks, which is an issue that goes back several years. there's been a lot of confusion, which has been pushed by the hillary clinton campaign to try and confuse hacking of the dnc by a wide variety of actors over the last two years, and our pu

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alan: "sueÑo de amor", los personajes de betty monroig y juliÁn gil.amÁticas. reportero: si aprendiste el juego de la vida, aprovechas las adversidades que te presenta para alcanzar algo mucho mejor. betty monroig: nunca me habÍa imaginado. a veces es alguna pelÍcula, y dices estaría padre interpretar un personaje asÍ! pero nunca te imaginas que lo van a hacer en una telenovela. juliÁn gil: ha impactado mho mÁs el lado humano, el lado noble, la manera en que Él se ha desprendido de todo lo que tiene para demostrarle amor a esperanza, amar incondicionalmente. y eso muy rara vez lo ves en el villano. alan: "sueÑo de amor", no se lo pierdan. quiero felicitar a betty monroig, la criticaron, mas no pudieron. mÁs tarde se rapÓ completamente para personificar a una mujer con cÁncer y le llovieron los elogios, sÚper profesional. y la novela la verdad que estÁ de maravilla. karla: siempre hay que dar oportunidades, seÑores. bueno, vamos a celebrar la vida! alan: vÁmonos con los cumpleaÑeros! ana patricia: alexa valentina sosa lÓpez cumple siete aÑos! william: y

then just a day later, in a kelly file exclusive, wikileaks co-founder julian assange hinted b sittingome significant informatio about the democratic nominee. >> can you tell us how significant you believe it =é+Ññ i mean compare its significance to what we saw released by >> what's more, there are new issues involving her private e-mail server. a judge now ordering the state &÷partment to release e-mails uncovered by thecfj fbi's investigation by next month. ñ are learning just how far her team went to prevent her deleted e-mails from ever being recovered. we begin with chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge reporting from washington. >> reporter: two sources who have read5>db÷ the fbi's investigative file say clinton's team used a technology called [r deletev records. cybersecurity experts say this can permanentlyjszwç scramble t data. >> i >> reporter: last year in las vegas at one of her rare news conferences, hillary clinton claim hxéignorance. >> did you try to wipe the whole server? >> i'm -- you [1=úñ i have no idea. that's why we turnedx >> reporter: the timeline

julian, if we add in the number of meetings with foreign dignitaries and government officials and if,n fact, the number of meetings is now a universe of 1,700, the fact remains that 85 people who were big donors to the clinton foundation had their access to her facilitated by virtue of that relationship. isn't that, in and of itself, a problem? >> i don't think any of the facts show that, michael. i think that in all the a.p. reporting, there is no suggestion whatsoever that any of the meetings that secretary clinton had with private interests, whether they were donors or not donors, were somehow inappropriate. and i think your previous guest mr. schweizer is clearly interested in selling a lot of books. but like a lot of critics of hillary clinton his arguments are very, very half-baked and he's unable to back any of them up with serious legal analysis whatsoever. he calls for independent counsel, says ethic violations. you know in all your discussion with him he was unable to cite a single example in which any particular favor was provided in exchange for a donation to the clinton f

julian l. i'll go this way. this is too easy. the weirdest thing that a fan has ever sent to you or said to you? >> i get a lot of great art. needle point. i got pencil sketch yesterday from a woman named joanne barre from sioux falls, south dakota. a senior citizen in 24/7 pain and learned to pencil sketch to take her mind off of it. i get great things like that. >> i like when they make stuff. >> i get a lot of flag stuff. >> remember, we had those beautiful blinds. someone crocheted them with a smoker. various flag stuff. >> usually a gift with a paper bag that set on fire. >> i get a lot of conservative books. >> trying to turn you. >> you should read this. this will finally convince you you're on the wrong side. >> has that ever worked? >> i learn a lot, actually. i mean, as we sit here, i learn a lot from you guys. i really do. >> my favorites. salted caramel that you got. dark chocolate. two engagement rings. lingerie. >> somebody sent you an engagement ring? >> it wasn't gigantic but it was real. and shoes. last week, got

aranza: que pase buenas noches y hasta la prÓxima. ♪ ♪ esto es "repÚblica deportiva", ustedes juliÁn,