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Top 10 funniest tweets from ‘The Jessica Soho Presidential Interviews’
The Jessica Soho Presidential Interviews, featuring aspirants Leni Robredo, Isko Moreno, Panfilo Lacson, and Manny Pacquiao, trended on Twitter.
Netizens praised Jessica Soho and her team for their critical and sharp questioning.
The interviews explored candidates' intentions, controversies, stands on issues, and plans.
The hashtag #JessicaSohoInterviews garnered over 164,000 tweets, dominating local Twitter trends.
Viewers appreciated the in-depth nature of the questions, which revealed more about the aspirants.
Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. declined the invitation, citing Soho's alleged bias.
Amid the interviews, Twitter users shared humorous reactions through memes and witty remarks.
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GMA News and Public Affairs is set to air "The Jessica Soho Presidential Interviews" on January 22 to help citizens make an informed choice in the upcoming elections.
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The Jessica Soho Presidential Interviews, a three-hour television special, set a high standard for future election programs by featuring tough questions posed by Jessica Soho to leading presidential candidates.
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Broadcaster Karen Davila and celebrities Bea Binene and Richard Juan lauded "The Jessica Soho Presidential Interviews," emphasizing its importance in aiding the public's decision-making process for the upcoming elections.
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GMA Network refuted the claim of Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos, Jr.'s camp that Jessica Soho is biased against the Marcoses, which was cited as the reason for his non-participation in "The Jessica Soho Presidential Interviews."
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