Senator-elect Imee Marcos talks about her plans to fulfill her campaign promises and responds to her critics on different issues.

Senator Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa responds to critics bashing him for admitting to not knowing about the work that senators do. Also, the former police and corrections chief also discloses what he wants to do in the Senate.

Re-elected Parañaque City Mayor Edwin Olivarez lays out his plan to better serve his constituents as he gets another term to lead the Bay City. First off, the third-termer mayor wants to prioritize health care for the fast-growing population of the city.

Land Transportation Office chief Assistant Secretary Edgar Galvante answers questions about “doble-plaka,” the law imposing two bigger license plates for motorcycles. The transportation chief also speaks on alleged anomalies and corruption in their office.

Amid worries over the Duterte administration’s loan deal with China, Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo expresses confidence that the Philippines will be able to pay its debt. The President’s Chief Legal Counsel says China’s seizure of Reed Bank in the West Philippine Sea as payment for debt is impossible because the Philippines will never renege and […]

Department of Agriculture Secretary Emmanuel “Manny” Piñol assuages the public’s fears by discussing measures taken by the government to mitigate the effects of El Niño especially on farmers. The agriculture secretary also answers apprehensions about the Rice Tariffication Law.

Department of Health Secretary Francisco Duque III answers questions on the most pressing health issues the country is facing and discusses the implementation of the Universal Health Care Law. Duque details the coverage of the law, elaborating on the aspects of health care financing, service delivery, health regulation, governance and local health systems development.

Makati City mayoral candidate Ricky Yabut expresses confidence about winning the election, saying he has the trust of the businessmen and the masses. Yabut vows to make life simpler for senior citizens, make the educational system better and create job opportunities with the business sector. He also discusses his plans to solve drug problems and […]

Actor-politician Edu Manzano is running for the lone congressional seat of San Juan City, challenging incumbent Ronaldo “Ronny” Zamora, who is seeking his last term. Manzano believes he can offer something that his formidable foe cannot, saying he’ll focus on harnessing the skills of both the millennials and the elderly population of San Juan.

In his interview with Kuya Daniel Razon, Olivarez refuted the claims of his political rival, Former Mayor Florencio Bernabe, that their administration have plans to shutdown Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP) Taguig. The incumbent mayor of Parañaque also responded to the latter’s statement about the alleged poor service of staffs in their local hospital.