La Derecha Diario Karina Milei destroyed Pamela David after she fabricated that she was wearing a $35,000 Rolex.
Karina Milei dismantled in minutes the fake news promoted by the pro-Massa host, who had to retract live after defaming her
Television host Pamela David issued a public apology to the Secretary General of the Presidency, Karina Milei, after having stated on her program that the official was wearing "a $35,000 Rolex." The accusation, made on América's screen, provoked an immediate reaction from the President's sister, who not only disproved the claim with evidence, but also announced that she would take the case to court. In a post on X, Karina Milei wrote: "The watch they're showing is a Grovana brand, it's worth less than $1,000 and I bought it with the fruits of my labor long before Javier Milei launched his presidential campaign."
Hours later, Pamela David had to publicly admit her mistake: "Karina, I want to apologize. I was wrong. I spoke hastily based on an image and made a mistake. Nobility obliges: I acknowledge my mistake and I ask your forgiveness, with no excuses. Tomorrow I will confirm it live."
Karina Milei destruyó la fake news de la kirchnerista massista Pamela David, quien inventó que compró un Rolex de $35.000 dólares: En realidad es un reloj Grovana de $700 dólares que compró con su dinero años antes de entrar en la política.
Far from being satisfied, the official replied harshly: "I'm waiting for tomorrow's clarification on your program, Pamela. I assume it will have the same enthusiasm with which you spread the lie today. It's good to acknowledge when one is wrong, but when the mistake is always on the same side, the bias becomes evident," she stated.
"You should also apologize for all the times in the last 2 years that you've defamed the President with lies, slandering and insulting nonstop, with the sole objective of politically benefiting your friends. Last but not least, I want to highlight that every time you acted in their favor, it was to the detriment of the Argentine people. Sending you a kiss," she concluded.
The controversy began with a clip shared by the official herself, in which Pamela David stated: "No one talks about the $35,000 Rolex that Karina has. If she's a pastry chef, she's not Maru Botana to have a $35,000 watch. She has so much power that no one talks. She had it here."
In response to those statements, the President's sister did not hesitate to reply: "It's false. They're used to those kinds of politicians who stole from the people to buy themselves luxury handbags and watches. It seems their ties with Massa confused them. Obviously, we'll go to court to seek redress for these slanders and insults."
Karina Milei also made it clear that she has nothing to hide: "I'm sharing a photo of the same one from before taking office. Because unlike you, I have nothing to hide. Keep lying, on October 26 we'll win anyway, because thank God people no longer believe your lies."
The President himself joined the debate and defended his sister firmly: "Unmasking here a liar and an operator. The kukas never lose their tricks... Liars will have to parade through the courts. At least let lying, slandering, and insulting not be free," he wrote in two posts.
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