“Today I’m very sad, governor. I’m very sad, senators. Today is, for me, a disappointing day. I’ll tell you all. I’m very sad today with the news that the Secretary of the United States of North America, a certain Marco Rubio, uh… said that our criminals here are terrorists and that the Americans may intervene.

They are not the terrorists Trump wants. Trump wants, Trump wants an Osama Bin Laden, whatever. And we want the Brazilian terrorists who are there, because you know the imported weapons that are smuggled into Brazil come from the United States. The weapons come from there.

We do not accept being treated like children. We do not accept being treated as if we were a banana republic. I spent three hours with President Donald Trump. Three hours with him. I handed him four documents. One of them was about combating organized crime.

There must not be traitors. Joaquim Silvério dos Reis would be ashamed if he knew there is a presidential candidate going to the United States asking for American intervention in Brazil.”

“I spent three hours with President Donald Trump (...) Mr. Marco Rubio was not there, possibly because he was busy preparing to help the son of a Bolsonaro supporter, who is a candidate in the election and has no shame in betraying our homeland.”