Pam Bondi

Literally, they...

have to beg into the street after they finish working because they cannot even like give milk to the kids.

We actually went there.

We filmed discreetly.

So most of the people didn't know that we were filming them when they were talking with us.

They showed us around.

They brought us inside of their home.

They actually explained exactly how life is in Cuba.

And I did travel a lot in my life, okay?

I traveled for more than 10 years.

I've been to more than 70 countries.

I can tell you that Cuba is one of the poorest countries I've visited in my life.

and the most dirty at the moment because garbages are just pilling up because the regime is saying that they don't have fuel to go and pick the garbage up.

Most of them...

they are waiting for us help.

They, they want it.

They, they, they want, uh, foreign intervention.

They say that they cannot do it by themselves because speaking out against the regime, it's five to 10 years in prison going to 30 years, depending of what you're saying.

Um, so they are not going to rise up.

Um,