Would the President comment on the Vice President's threat to excavate the late dictator's remains? 'I'd rather not,' says Marcos.
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Following a mass held at the Libingan ng mga Bayani , where the first president Marcos is buried, Marcos Jr. was asked for comment on Duterte’s threat that she’d throw his father’s remains to the West Philippine Sea following the political rift between the two clans. “I’d rather not. Thank you,” said the President, as supporters also gathered at the cemetery were chanting his initials “BBM.”
When asked on October 22, on the sidelines of a Philippine Coast Guard event, to react to Duterte’s claim that he did not know how to be president, Marcos only smirked at media before walking away towards his vehicle.
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