Jay Fonseca: “I’m not one of those people who thinks that for me to grow I have to come down to you”

Part of zero. It is not supported by veterans by the path taken in the media, nor by the support of the public. Nor is it part of his personality to hinder a colleague or tarnish his reputation in order to gain acceptance.

“I’m not one of those who thinks that for me to grow I have to come down to you,” said political analyst Jay Fonseca, who will premiere on television at 3:20 p.m. Data is data (Wapa TV).

“I’m growing because I’m going to do a better job. Unfortunately, there are a lot of people in the media who are trying to destroy you so that they can shine, and I don’t believe in that,” said the lawyer at Primera Hora. , who in July announced his departure from Telemundo, where he moderated the research program Jay and his X-rays. “That’s why when I go out, I talk so well about everyone, obviously when I go out of channel that I was on. I want to show who I am, what I do and what my work team does.”

While he is aware of having a public sector that has shown his support for years, and of the experience that allows him to project to the media with great confidence, he says he does not support it.

“Anyone who knows me knows that I always run scared,” he shared. “One has to run thinking that the competitor is competing harder, and work harder, and I think I have to show that I’m going to give even harder,” the communicator said of the program, which will air Monday through Friday on a consecutive local programming block that starts at 11:00 a.m. and extends until Copper Warriors vs. Lions, Which starts at 5:30 p.m.

“I never take it for granted that the audience is going to see me, really. I’ve seen other media colleagues think that one is eternal in this, and as history has taught us, they can leave at any time.”

As expected, the format of the new program will include the analysis of situations in the future of the country, among other topics.

“Data is data is a show of politics, is a show news where data is the central axis beyond whoever presents it. The most important news of the day is going to crumble with the data. Let’s look for the most important angles within this news, and obviously follow up on our stories of the show researcher, which we will also be launching soon, “he said of the other space he will be in charge of suddenly, at night, he said.

“We want to make one show also that it includes comedy, that it includes the human element of helping the community, and we will be doing strength of that … and just in case, I am not the comedian “, he clarified when abounding on the program On the other hand, it has been discussed on social media how the research program that it plans to launch later, with that of Normand Valentí, would compete. Here is the truth.

“Son shows quite different, and his will follow. Normand’s is once a month because he works at NotiUno, he works here, but he continues. “

is opinionated

While the political analyst continually refers to the pride of being a parent, he revealed that the 19-year-old does not care to follow in his footsteps.

“My girl, my daughter, I don’t think she’s very involved in politics. You know they say cat son, mouse hunter. My daughter is not a mouse hunter,” the commentator on the girl said with a laugh. , who resides with him, and who currently includes singing as one of his main interests.

“She doesn’t follow the politics of the day. I think she lives in a parallel world different from mine,” he argued. “Yes it has happened that we think differently. I am more conservative, I presume than for years. She is 19, I had her at 19,” she expressed, and revealed that she resembles him in being “opinionated.”

“Sometimes when I hear myself talking to her, I feel like I’m talking to a human being so different from me, and at the same time so similar. My girl has her own judgment. She’s not a victim of group pressure and I love that. “I love to see that even though I differ from her, she has her own opinions and I love that. She doesn’t let herself be influenced by her father (laughs),” he said. his interest in keeping his name anonymous.

“I’d rather it be her (who reveals it). If one day she wants to be a public figure, it’s because she sought to be a public figure. That’s why I didn’t write for her name.”