Ces Drilon goes ‘stress drilon’ with Toni Gonzaga’s interview with Bongbong Marcos

ABS-CBN journalist Ces Oreña-Drilon was (obviously) stressed by actress Toni Gonzaga’s YouTube interview with Bongbong Marcos, the son of former Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos.

On September 27, Drilon took to Twitter to express her disappointment to see Gonzaga interview the young Marcos. Countering the facts presented by BBM, the journalist said that he learned from his father “how to plunder the nation.”

Am so sad to watch Toni Gonzaga interview BBM. Sorry delayed reaction. Ngayon ko lang nakita kasi I thought I should watch him. Yes he learned a lot from his father-HOW TO PLUNDER THE NATION.

— Ces Oreña-Drilon (@cesdrilon) September 27, 2021

In the following tweet, Drilon urged the public to search for “William Saunders.”

She was referring to the time when the Marcoses, in 1968, used false identities to open their first bank accounts in Credit Suisse in Zurich.

The late Philippine President used “William Saunders” while his wife Imelda used “Jane Ryan.”

I mean c’mon! Remember William Saunders? If you don’t know, just Google the name!

— Ces Oreña-Drilon (@cesdrilon) September 27, 2021

The journalist then noted that it is “so critical to choose the right person to lead” the nation with elections nearing. She even asked the public to vote wisely and “keep the wrong people out of office,” particularly to prevent BBM from rewriting history.

Now more than ever it is so critical to choose the right person to lead our nation. Our survival is at stake. Register and vote. And keep the wrong people out of office. Especially those that seek to rewrite history.

— Ces Oreña-Drilon (@cesdrilon) September 27, 2021

After watching the interview, Drilon admitted that she was very much stressed by it.

Sobra! https://t.co/yYz70OImGi

— Ces Oreña-Drilon (@cesdrilon) September 27, 2021

After watching live TV, she was also ‘stress drilon’, realizing that the political ads were means to deceive the public.

Naku we are being fed more propaganda on live tv. Shucks stress drilon ang bumukas ng tv! Lies lies lies.

— Ces Oreña-Drilon (@cesdrilon) September 27, 2021

Drilon was not the only personality to castigate Gonzaga over her BBM interview. On September 15, Ateneo De Manila’s Martial Law Museum issued an open letter to the actress inviting her to interview the Martial Law victims during the Marcos era and at the same time called her out for contributing to the Marcos family’s attempts of whitewashing historical records.

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