De Lima To Duterte: "May Gusto Po Ba Kayo Sa Akin?"

On Monday, Senator Leila de Lima announced to the public personally aiming at President Rodrigo Duterte to put an end with his haunt to undress her sins to the public after the chief executive's latest speculations against her.

"Our President is again going ballistic. Naawa na po ako sa ating Pangulo kaya patawarin na lang siya ng mahal na Diyos sa kanyang pinaggagagawa." De Lima told the media.

"Suddenly, he's now -- for me, he's now the lowest, vilest man in the country sa sobrang kabastusan na niya that's why, God forgive him." De Lima added.

"Naawa na po ako sa inyo mahal na Pangulo, tigilan na ninyo ako. Ano po ang gusto ninyo sa akin? May gusto po ba kayo sa akin?" De Lima joked.

During at the oath-taking of officers of the Malacañang Press Corps, Duterte accused De Lima yet again for claiming that inmate Jaybee Sebastian was a government asset.

“Was it a sexual asset or for information?” Duterte added.

Duterte also mentioned in one of his statement that he was sure that Senator Leila De Lima, who is currently facing legislative probe on her accusations by not only the President but several other witnesses on her involvement in illegal drug trade in the new bilibid prison will already go to jail and face sentence.

"Itong si De Lima makukulong to, on a national case. Who brought in the narcopolitics? It is here already. You elected a senator who was into narcopolitics. Who was being financed from the inside. 'Wag na sana sa labas. From the convict inside the prison, this senator, and won. What do you call that?" the President said.

"I do not ordinarily nagpapahiya pero si De Lima she screwed her driver and she screwed the nation. Gusto n'ya ko idamay," Duterte added, noting the senator's effort of using self-confessed assassin Edgar Matobato in a Senate hearing.

De Lima said she was no longer surprised Duterte would say such a thing, saying the President “really wants me out.” She earlier said that Duterte wants her kicked out of the Senate much more in the government.
Source: GMA