Eduardo Bolsonaro: And then, after all of that, I was here in the United States and decided to stay. Two hours after I announced on my social media that I was going to stay in the U.S., the Attorney General said, “Well, you’re not going to leave your past behind.” That same day, Alexandre de Moraes dismissed the case because they didn’t want to label me as “persecuted,” you know?
But anyway, I’m here living in exile, and we’re making very good connections not only in Congress but also in the White House.
And there’s another chapter. About a month ago, when Representative Corey Mills asked Secretary Rubio about the possibility of sanctioning Moraes, Marco Rubio said, “Yes, we are seriously looking into that, and there is a high probability we’re going to sanction that guy.”
After that, they opened an investigation against me. So now I’m under investigation in Brazil, and I could face a 12-year prison sentence because of my connections here in the United States — which basically means they’re calling Americans a criminal organization.
