What to expect under the 2nd Marcos admin according to Richard Heydarian
With over 31.1 million votes, it's only a matter of time when Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will be proclaimed the country's next president.
"Marcos wants to be like his dad in the sense that he wants to have an A-list cabinet. Whether he can assemble that is another question," Heydarian told Howie Severino. Heydarian said he expected the son and namesake of the late dictator to address the negative image of their family abroad.
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