Here’s the reaction of Karen Davila to the remark of Imee Marcos
KAREN DAVILA – The broadcast journalist took to social media wherein she reacted to the alleged “pang-aasar” of Senator Imee Marcos.
It was just recently when Sen. Imee appeared on the program ANC Headstart hosted by Davila.
The program started with Karen introducing Senator Imee. Apparently, the latter poked fun at the broadcaster while responding to her.
“Good morning Karen, It’s nice to see you are still here in the Philippines. Akala ko mag-ma-migrate ka pag nanalo ang Marcos,” Imee Marcos quipped.
The senator’s remark generated mixed reactions from the netizens.
But in social media post, Davila denied that she was pissed off with Imee’s “pang-aasar.”
She also shared the senator apologized to her thru text message after the interview.
“Napikon po ba ako? Hindi po. Sen Imee Marcos also sent me an apology by text after the show. All good. Salamat!” she noted.
Meanwhile, Karen Davila made a buzz earlier following her interview with Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor and incoming Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno.
At one point, Davila told Diokno that he will face lots of challenges as incoming finance secretary since the country’s funds are lacking.
Karen even cited that the budget department has recommended a 200 billion peso increase for 2023 in lieu of the first year of Marcos administration.
According to her, some would say it won’t be enough considering the needs post-pandemic. She then asked him, what’s his plan as an incoming finance secretary.
For Diokno, the country is now in a better position despite the crisis that the Philippines went through.
He stressed that the Philippines now has more foreign reserves.
Diokno is also confident that the government would pay its debt since the Duterte administration is leaving with a good tax structure.
The interview earned mixed reactions from the netizens.
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