where's sasha at? -there you are! -sasha: good to see you.acked your restaurant is. sasha: yeah, i know. it's doing well. i think it's a testament to the fact that we set up a really good concept with fresh food that allow people to eat a good, balanced meal during lunch. it's the middle of winter. it's freezing outside. and you can't fit any more people in here. rich, how are you, buddy? good to see you, my man. i don't want to get your hands dirty. all right. let's see the process happen. sasha: hi. would you like a bowl or a pita today? lemonis: bowl? i'm gonna give you a lot of protein. what type of meat would you like? man: can i do the traditional? lemonis: we need more gyro meat, please. -sasha: it's coming. -lemonis: all right. let's pick it up. what type of meat do you want? let's knock these out, guys. come on. does everybody like the food? -man: it's awesome. -all: yeah! lemonis: chicken? need more chicken! i'm going a mile a minute serving food, but i can't help but notice mike's just lounging around at one of the tables. the last

asked some on the left guilty of crying wolf joining me to discuss this are sasha pollack author of go back to where you came from the backlash against immigration and the fate of western democracy and david good heart in london author of the road to somewhere the populist revolt and the future of politics david sasha thanks for joining me on in the arena david we hear a lot about the rise of populists near nazis the far right before we talk about the impact of that righties especially in europe how would you distinguish between these different terms phrases or are they effectively all the same thing no i don't think they are the same thing and i mean the being being able to define them clearly is part of the argument that i think we're not going to have i mean i would say that the kind of accepted definition of populist is the view that the vast majority of people have the same interests. those of those interests of pity to gain. a relatively small elite controlled society in its own interest is corrupt and self-serving if you can have populism of the left you can a populism of the ri

so, change it to b. >> and watch what sasha does now. >> oh, my gosh. >> okay, so sasha changed his answerre all talking to him, too and comparing. so, not like he was the only one. >> so how did you feel seeing sasha -- >> i don't like that. >> time for their next assignment, a group test. >> you have to collectively decide what you think the answer is. >> we put our actress in charge of writing down the answers they will come up with together. >> kara dioguardi. >> yes. >> now that they are no longer cheating, emma seems to relax. >> prince william got married earlier this year. what is the name of his new wife? >> kate middleton. >> pippa middleton. >> you watched the royal wedding? >> yeah. >> see, they are getting along so well, the next challenge they get is going to be tough for anybody. >> it is going to be hard for them to confront. >> we rigged the group test with a second cheating temptation, an answer cheat is stapled to the back of the quiz. when our actress finds it, it will look like our mistake. so, as the questions get harder -- >> for each of these young stars give the na

sasha violence has gained international renown with her brand of a.g. which the physical theatre. she's conquered major european stages with her trademark choreographic offer of work frequently brings dumps into dialogue with architecture the. the susser but says dance company is one of the most popular in the world and twenty eighteen it marks his twenty fifth anniversary will be at the party the the. the the big thing in art these days is performance but the question is how far can it go as far as violence against the artist's own body will get some answers starting in late april from a major solo show and we're well familiar with the artist. no one else has radicalised performance up like marina abramovitch she's interested in loss memory pain trust what human. eans can ensure of what they're capable of. in april the blunders const hollerin bomb will be devoting a major retrospective to this exceptional artist berlin is big here but frankford promise is even more art in two thousand and eighteen the city's planning three cultural highlights. an extensive exhibition of works by

sasha astonished from bosnia fled genocide in his homeland. and tonio scar made up from chile fled an occupational ban in his homeland. judas' care from germany fled the nazis. nuna from nigeria flood violence in the family. five people who have one thing in common they had to make fresh starts in strange countries. we all wanted to be german by all means there are she adds wanted to be german. did the iranian girls the old when i did some of them me when did i say to get blue eyes and blond hair the only proposition trying to be tapped but. nica of no knock came to hamburg in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine at the age of nineteen her german mother had left her when she was just two after that she grew up with her father and stepmother in nigeria. she would rather not talk about why she left but her brother wrote a book in which he tells how the stepmother terrorized abused and starved the children in nigeria she was forced to do the housework in hamburg she enjoys cooking nigerian specialities. it was a time when i definitely felt like

sasha astonished from bosnia fled genocide in his homeland. antonio scar metal from chile fled an occupational ban in his homeland. judas care from germany fled the nazis. knew not from nigeria flood violence in the family. five people who have one thing in common they had to make fresh starts in strange countries. we all wanted to be german by all means there are sheehan's wanted to be german. did the iranian girls the old when i did some of the me when did i so try to get blue eyes and blond hair. falling from the titian trying to be trapped but. nica of no knock came to hamburg in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine at the age of nineteen her german mother had left her when she was just two after that she grew up with her father and stepmother in nigeria. she would rather not talk about why she left but her brother wrote a book in which he tells how the stepmother terrorized abused and starved the children. in nigeria she was forced to do the housework in hamburg she enjoys cooking nigerian specialities. it was a time. a stranger here in

get more on this now i'm joined on the line by the ambassador of the bolivia to the united nations sasha lorenz he joins me from bust that what to believe you had to ask for a u.n. security council then on this issue over jerusalem. of first of all thank you very much for the opportunity we were very very concerned and we are concerned because the decision of the president of the united states is not just reckless it is not just dangerous but it also or it's course against international and that's why scenes this acutely cancel has as its main responsibility to maintain peace and security we understood along with other seven members of the security council that. you were in oregon should discuss and debate this decision because it has to do with or the situations of the council previously taken and to the fact that one of the. most important conflicts that we are dealing with has to do with the the illegal occupation of palestinian territory about by israel what do you make of nikki haley statement at the u.n. . well. i think that its goals it sure was. more to the terrorism is under thr

. >> but she told me that sasha and malia put her onto the show, which was amazing.w. >> no, no, no. i know, but she was like, "sasha's all that, okay? she can -- she can watch the show." so -- >> jimmy: they're great kids, yeah. >> she brought her -- >> jimmy: and tiffany haddish was like -- she was talking to michelle, i thought you guys were going to have a get together, right? >> no, yeah, we're supposed to -- we invited ourselves to like cook for them. well, tiffany said she would cook, i would just bring the drinks. [ laughter ] and michelle was like, "yeah, come through to chicago." and -- so we're just waiting. on you michelle! we're ready! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, michelle, i'll come too! i'll come too, it'll be girls and a guy, you know? >> yes. >> jimmy: i'm down. i'm down with that. >> come through. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly and you'll be happy when you see season three. she's writing it right now. >> i'm writing it right now just for you. we could shoot it at your hous >> jimmy: there you go! perfect! [ laughter ] i want to show a clip. here

it's damaging to you know if you are a young british muslim and you and you listen to the people like sasha was saying about the age of islamophobia it's going to it's going to make you worried about joining the mainstream of your society about applying for the job ok so let me take a course and so on so let me take the point that david raises about you know especially minorities see this and all you exaggerating all you alarmist you said recently you suggested recently that especially that white nationalism is a threat to the west and to europe it's a bigger threat that even quote unquote jihad is terrorism now david would say that is the exact alarmism he's talking about i would argue that white nationalists are a threat to this country the united states and to many european countries because they can present themselves as natives who are valiantly defending the homeland against the invading hordes and they often do this in their campaign rhetoric and their policy proposals often reflect this view and what i'm arguing when i say that there are greater political threat than jihad is that i

in heidelberg the writer sasha astonishes made his new language his living. that is up to us yet to get out the entire flight the asian have been sucking sweets man every time he opened one he folded the wrapper carefully into a square and stuffed it into the pocket on the back of a seat in front of it but. and in chile it was overflowing with little squares of sweet records a lot of ice that was ignored by the asian harvest as normally he would have been happy with that but this time he felt that the asian was deliberately ignoring it as if to say i'm not bothering with you i prefer to bother with the sweets and the fifth is dear mr horrible where are you. thank you very much. i have to my first novel i found it hard to read in public i had the feeling that people could see that in german is not my mother tongue that this was something i've consciously been working on for the past eight to ten years to make it go away from my vocabulary because it gets in the way of. the scene at all some of them so i notice myself when i'm with writers who have the same ten

she was rescued by my friend sasha. at the time sasha did not have an organization but today you will hear many of the stories and maybe you can help him. to save thousands and thousands of refugees in the world. it is a story of survival. that survives and for new mexico and then to sing the story and then to survive they are all doing well. it was the stories i am interested in. and to be killed and she is strong and capable of dancing and singing and has joy in her life. so there is all kinds of reasons to be joyful. so right now i feel we have a time of depression that there is no connection. because there are so many reasons to be joyful about. i am joyful about that. b-17. >> i speak for all of us that we are also grateful for your stories. thank you so much for sharing them with us. [applause] b5. [inaudible conversations] >>host: in 2018 we are changing course we have invited 12 fiction authors onto our set national security thrillers, science, social commentators their books have been read by millions around th

well let's talk now about this with sasha stephan finance analyst from the frankfurt school of finance and management sascha the fed's raised rates by a quarter of a percent to the fed members did vote against that increase those are any reasons to be concerned about u.s. economic growth. i don't think so i think there was a decision to increase the rates again was based on solid economic growth over the past quarters and all the expectation of that gross continuing into the future particularly embedded into a global growth overall so there's always people might be concerned oh it is the wage growth in sufficient is the g.d.p. growth sufficient but i don't think to be worried about or that we have to be worried about your economic course in the u.s. so you know concerned about the tax reform and increasing the deficit in the u.s. and hurting growth there. i don't think i think the overall opinion is that the of the tax reform is going to increase growth overall the question is whether it can be to the extend as opposed by the administration so there is going to be an expected increase

zplrnlgts there's no one who does power better than sasha fierce herself, beyonce.er marriage has gone through tough times. but they don't mind poke fun at it. topping tonight's couples edition of "know & tell" jay and bey's elevator remix. >> hurry up. get in. >> reporter: to celebrate her hubby's 48th birthday, beyonce through a bash. and instead of avoiding the paparazzi, they actually posed in an elevator that opened up on to the street. >> say happy birthday, jay. for real. always tell her you love her, jay. >> reporter: the two may have been poking fun at that infamous elevator incident after the met gala in 2014 when jay got into a dust-up with beyonce's sister, solange. ♪ >> reporter: queen bey had the word "unity" embroidered on her sleeve. so maybe she's saying, it's all good, people. >>> next up, it was a night out for rumored couple jamie foxx and katie holmes. the two posed separately at the launch of prive revaux eye wear's new flagship store in times square. the bash featured a new york city subway car. and jaime seemed to be the life of the party. bu

giselle: recuerda al de sasha? >> ese es el tuyo, sasha.a también? cómpralo en target.com y recógelo en la tienda. shay millones de maneras en las traque la vida te puede cambiar en un instante. no esperes. sfx : quejido de dolor asegúrate... con un plan de salud a través de covered california. hay ayuda económica disponible. así que averigua sobre los ahorros para los cuales podrías calificar. inscríbete antes del 15 de diciembre. porque nunca sabes cuando la vida... te puede cambiar. covered california. es más que cuidado médico. es cuidado para la vida. ♪ ♪ ♪ giselle: gabriela fue la primera que se comprometiÓ. yo estaba de cÓmplice de william, su novio, que me llamÓ por telÉfono y me dijo que querÍa ser algo muy importante, pero que no querÍa hacerlo sin mi bendiciÓn. me dijo: ahora necesito que me ayudes para planificar cÓmo le voy a pedir matrimonio. dÉjamelo a mÍ, esto lo organizo en dos segundos. colguÉ el teléfono y despuÉs de eso estaba haciendo " pequeÑos gigantes usa" y la dice -- pensÉ que la tenÍa perfecta. haciendo en televis

obama, sasha, malia were looking out in the distance to the wall and mrs. obama said, amanda, would you take a picture of us, shortly after that she just grabbed her girls in for a big hug and i picked my camera up and picked a couple refrains, i like this one much better than the close picture. [laughter] >> does anybody know this picture? what emotion does this picture evoke? love. so that's what i think is -- if you take president obama and mrs. obama out of the picture, or you forget who they are, maybe you put yourself in the picture, maybe that's how you want to feel, you know, that's how we all want to feel when we are in love. and i hope that pictures transcends those messages and maybe we can look a little bit deeper. going back to the liberian girls that i was telling you about. we arrived in liberia, a place in africa that i wanted to go my whole life, so much so that when i got there, when i was 37, can i sit in the cockpit, we are really going to need pictures of this and they let me. [laughter] >> i got to make the pictures flying in and landi

something that you give to sell appears on to a business that is not that easy some of his own to send and sasha to moan to montana to the noble. me while we reach the beats oh yes to dread a second question. one of the topics is border. security you know what you think but i want to know. it's too much and snug enough. what do you think is no no no. i think when you create a boardroom you create a life like any company like that any company you need to respect and go to when possible though you need to pass mr jenson and make you made a positive move do not get revenge and start now and i still do and of course. i think you have to create a pizza called the wall yet. i do my own venues not think enough but there's nothing that was funny yet the good who. says you should become a blip optical. two thousand companies are events seem to meet the missing piece even. if juan measures the acars disk. in of a life support the please don't even use it as he tried to deceive me if once it was going to secure she didn't use it is going to do any good to see it's a good thing if you see him but me to him.

giselle: recuerda al de sasha? >> ese es el tuyo, sasha. william, su novio, que me llamÓ por telÉfono y me dijo que querÍa ser algo muy importante, pero que no querÍa hacerlo sin mi bendiciÓn. me dijo: ahora necesito que me ayudes para planificar cÓmo le voy a pedir matrimonio. dÉjamelo a mÍ, esto lo organizo en dos segundos. colguÉ el teléfono y despuÉs de eso estaba haciendo " pequeÑos gigantes usa" y la dice -- pensÉ que la tenÍa perfecta. haciendo en televisiÓn con los niÑos, con uno de los niÑos piden del matrimonio le decÍa que era muy pequeÑo para ella, que tiene que esperar algunos aÑos y entraba william a pedirle matrimonio, eso fue viernes. >> yo no sabÍa quÉ estaba sucediendo. antes de que sucediera, Él me pregunto algo de los compromisos y Él dijo que no sabÍa si quisiera algo grande y Él se ha puesto nervioso. parece que me dijo despuÉs que se encajÓ la caja del anillo, hasta que lo sacÓ y me dijo: quiero que te cases conmigo. yo me puse bien nerviosa, preguntÉ si le habÍa pasado algo a mi perra o no, que si eso era mentira, no

the co—curator of the exhibition, sasha craddock, is with me.concern is a painter? he paints what painters paint, landscape and interiors. he follows a relationship to traditional painting. the barber shop you talked about has some detail in portraiture, but we are often looking as if from the street, looking into the barbershop, a place thatis looking into the barbershop, a place that is personal, but he has depopulated it. we just have bits of hair that have been cut off. it is an emptying out of the relationship to the portrait, almost going towards an abstraction or arrangement of colour in a more abstract way. but we then go over and look at the landscape. there are two here, but i want to point out this one, which has an extraordinary nothingness in the middle, which is often a good habit in painting. it can't all be beautiful and luscious. yet at the bottom, we have this illusory space going off on a path as if ona illusory space going off on a path as if on a railway track. so we are in the kind of place that he wants to find. he doesn't

well let's talk now about this with sasha stephan finance analyst from the frankfurt school of finance and management sascha the fed's raised rates by a quarter of a percent to the fed members did vote against that increase those are any reasons to be concerned about u.s. economic growth. i don't think so i think there was a decision to increase the rates again was based on solid economic growth over the past quarters and all the expectation of that growth is continuing into the future particularly embedded into a global growth overall so there's always people might be concerned oh it is the wage growth in sufficient is the g.d.p. growth sufficient but i don't think to be worried about or that we have to be worried about your economic course in the u.s. so you know concerned about the tax reform meant increasing the deficit in the u.s. and hurting growth there. i don't think i think the overall opinion is that the of the tax reform is going to increase growth overall the question is whether it can be to the extend as opposed by the administration so there is going to be an expected inc

damaging to you know if you were a young british muslim and you and you listen to the people like sasha are saying about the age of islamophobia it's going to it's going to make you worried about joining the mainstream of your society about applying for the job so let me take a course and so on so let me take the point that david raises about you know especially minorities see this and all you exaggerating all you alarmist you said recently you suggested recently that such a white nationalism is a threat to the west and to europe it's a bigger threat that even quote unquote jihad is terrorism now david would say that is the exact alarmism he's talking about i would argue that white nationalists are a threat to this country the united states and to many european countries because they can present themselves as natives who are valiantly defending the homeland against the invading hordes and they often do this in their campaign rhetoric and their policy proposals often reflect this view and what i'm arguing when i say that there are greater political threat than jihad is that in his book t

micron's been a vocal critic as well of donald trump's decision let's talk more about this with him sasha butler who is at the palace in paris you were saying before natasha that this was actually a planned trip but the timing means that this jerusalem decision becomes probably the main talking point. that's right this meeting rachet you will do a while back to discuss the political situation in lebanon and iran but of course in light of donald trump's announcement on moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem what is taken on a whole new significance in fact emanuel might call is the first leader to host the israeli prime minister since that announcement and he is a fierce critic of the decision in fact might call it regrettable on the evening that donald trump made his announcement and then just a few days earlier even before donald trump had made those statements and i know my call and spoken to him on the phone that warning him this such a move could threaten stability in the region and then on the other side we have the israeli prime minister who before coming to paris actually called euro

percent of its population suffering from a shortage of food clean water and access to health care sasha going to him has more more than twenty two hundred yemenis have died from cholera since late april the disease continues to spread in what the u.n. has called the world's worst cholera outbreak the international committee of the red cross says yemen now has one million cases. going to got even though it is figures that we did with the u.s. one hundred twenty seven yemenis and not the good idea yet but no we cannot recover these d.v.d.'s why because children have not been vaccinated and we want to know what next more than eighty percent of yemenis can't get food or clean water and lack access to health care and fuel adding to their misery aid groups have struggled to deliver supplies since november that's when the saudi led coalition blocked all ports of entry saying it needed to halt the flow of weapons to the rebel who thiis vowing to international pressure the coalition has allowed some aid in but the u.n. says it's still not at the level required to help the more than twenty millio

obama, sasha and malia were looking out to the distance of the wall and then-miles-an-hour obama turned around and said, amanda, would you take a picture of us, and i took a posed picture and then put my kamala down -- put my camera down and she grabbed her girls for a big hug and i took another picture and i like this one much better than my posed picture. anybody know this picture? what emotion does this picture evoke? love. that's what i think is -- if you take president obama and mrs. obama out of the picture, or you forget who they are, maybe you put yourself in the picture, maybe that's how you want to feel. think that's a thing. that's how we all want to feel when we're in love, and i hope that pictures transcend the messages and that maybe we look a little deeper. going back back to the liberians i told you about, this actually in liberia. so we arrived to africa, place i had always wanted to go to my whole life. so much so that when i finally got there, i think i was 37 at the time, i said, can i sit in thecock pit? we need pictures of this. and they let me. so i got make these

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he should be off limits in the same way sasha and malia obama were off limits.different question when you're talking about trump's adult children who have played a role in the white house, who have positions of influence such as ivanka trump, donald trump jr., eric trump. but the point the congressman should have focused on was potential conflicts of interest, the amount of time trump spends promoting his own brand by being at his property for more than 115 days. also, the fact that there is -- he had really aggressively attacked president obama for the amount of time he spent on the golf course, even though trump in his first year is poised to spent triple that amount of time on the golf course, and the white house also wasn't transparent about it. they refuse to confirm he's golfing because they clearly are mindful of the optics before the american public. so there are a lot of other issues that they could go after trump on. i don't think they really need to bring the children into it. >> all right. let's move on and talk about "the new york times" report on f

some except sasha they are so is our goal is to go till.the last session i have i let mine of four and then and i'm just fine i was only still finish. of rising food but i shouted petition stunt of the eye and said to me that's. my palestinian i. unlike you i mean maybe i'm faced considerable prejudiced at school. and i wish nominal museum conduct has been on all cylinders and i wasn't just made here and it's been this into again to come next it's mine if i'm needed here. on my mama's it's not so how's a soviet had the spirit and is. on assets money on a storage shed so money. is spent at. the hundred. the difficulties might be i'm faced growing up here gave me pause for thought. i'm beginning to realize that the journey of germany's arabs as a times been a painful one. how was it for you it was very difficult i think it started at that time already this picture of. people who are not. fresh and of muslims being fanatics like today also. what made it difficult for me was the environment and fear of my parents and they're trying to manipulat

joining me now is democratic congressman raj sasha of illino.for being with us. >> great to be here. >> happy holidays to you. we'll let you get to your holiday in a moment. i have a lot to go through with you. you were there, you were behind closed doors in this, you know, the testimony that we heard, and you reiterated some of your concerns. you wrote that it was a tense meeting and tense testimony from, you know, between lawmakers and deputy director of the fbi andy mccabe and you write, this is part of the attempt of house republicans to basically discredit the fbi and special counsel mueller. that's quite an accusation to say this is a concerted attempt to do those things. what evidence are you basing that accusation on? >> well, first of all, thank you for having me on. yes, i was part of hours and hours and hours of closed door interviews with deputy director mccabe. basically what's going on here, and this is public knowledge at this point, i can't get into the details of the actual testimony, but what publicly is known is that there's a

sasha: ya estaremos compartiendo detalles de este gran proyecto con thalÍa en despierta amÉrica.s adversas tienen a miles de pasajeros parados en atlanta. el problema que suministro de energÍa había causado por un incendio subterrÁneo mientras autoridades temen que la espesa niebla que afecta la zona provoque retrasos adicionales. shell hemos estado adelantando, es el dÍa en el que recibimos una visita muy especial para nosotros y con mÁs detalles pasamos con las chicas. karla: eso serÁ más adelante porque estamos a la espera de thalÍa que nos visita en "despierta amÉrica". ana: la verdad que trae muchÍsima sorpresa de aquí la vamos a pasar muy bien. karla: todos hemos estado muy pendientes de la salud del cantante josÉ josé que fue trasladado a un hospital en la ciudad de mÉxico se ha mencionado mucho que estÁ muy mal de salud y vamos a ver lo que su misma publicista hablÓ con la presa para aclarar esta situaciÓn de la supuesta gravedad. >> mucha incertidumbre en cuanto a la salud de josÉ josé. su propia publicista y la que despeja las dudas. >> estÁ muy bien, está estable, ingr

and it's time for sports now here's sasha thank you very much the only team of the gulf cup that qualified for the world cup in russia has been eliminated on thursday saudi arabia were beaten to nil by oman going into the match their armies knew a win would send them to the semifinals they are in day three to the final four but the saudis are out. host nation kuwait are also out they drew no no against the united arab emirates the amorality has progressed to the semifinals but the kuwaitis finished bottom of group a so confirmation of the final standings in group a saudi arabia who will be in russia at next year's world cup or out kuwait also eliminated while the united arab emirates undermanned still have something to look forward to this year the gulf cup now on friday three teams in group b. will be fighting out for two places in the semi the emmen already out so rock or fancy their chances in that game behind the castle will be the other match of the day whoever wins goes through while the loser will go higher behind though can afford to draw a price comes of ready for this winner take

five days in 2016 where linked blew up and the kind of nasty battle between linked in and micro soft, sasha is first name guy like sher. >> sher is one name though do you have any one else >> madonna. >> yeah, sting. >> how is nvidia >> oh, my gosh, i had to really let them have it the other day. >> you id? >> yeah, because nvidia is doing things in the house not what you would expect. >> that's not good >> flo, he claims it's mr. bitcoin is doing it. that's the other one. >> you need a dog named clorox. >> i'm going to the shelter and i'm getting a consumer products goods dog. >> you are >> yeah, i'll get clorox. >> not an opini pg&e? >> if he gets on the dog i'll adapt a cat. >> mr. peltz. >> we did get a court date. >> yeah, march 18 at&t will go to court against the government to make the case actually the u.s. government has to make the case as to why this merger should not be allowed what is interesting or important here is while they got the trial date earlier than the perspective april 22 date, not perspective, the date that both parties could walk away from the transaction, the jud

borja: buenos dÍas para sasha y para toda la familia de "despierta amÉrica".enen aquÍ con nikki, en el parque.. luis: perfecto, vamos a conocerlos. [risas] quiÉn es esa gente que viene por aquÍ? roberto tapia, como que se me hacen conocidos. venimos a disfrutar de mickey, de este parte bendito dios me toca venir con la familia. todos mis hijos, mi seÑora, todo saca tambiÉn. luis: es buen papÁ, se porta bien roberto tapia? >> se porta bien. luis: digan la verdad, no hay bronca. quÉ es lo que mÁs les gusta es su papÁ? lo que mejor les cae, lo que mÁs les gusta hacer con Él? >> jugar. luis: ya hicieron la carta para pedirle algo a santa claus? >> sÍ, un iphone 8. >> un iphone x. luis: se han portado bien? roberto: si les llega los regalos, quiere decir que se han portado bien. ♪ luis: presÉntanos aquÍ a betsabe. roberto tapia: ellas mi seÑora, estamos disfrutando de este primer viaje, aquÍ, en disney. luis: cÓmo es roberto fuera de cÁmara? betsabe: es muy divertido, su carÁcter me gusta cuando anda de buenas. luis: ademÁs es buen papá? betsabe: es super buen papÁ