EMÍLIO MIROU NA AULA DE LULA E SAMY DANA QUE DEU LIÇÃO EM CIRO GOMES?

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Emílio traz uma notícia interpretando Lula para comentar sobre a aula magna dada pelo petista em que falou sobre a criação de novos ministérios caso seja eleito, e Samy Dana analisa a crítica de Ciro Gomes ao Coco Bambu, destacando os erros do pedetista.

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