He praised his supporters for standing up to the student and anti-fascist protesters who had been waiting for him at the San Francisco Campus. “You stood up to that squalid left, which talks about freedoms and democracy but devotes itself to throwing stones at young people who do not think like them.”
Quiles denounced “the multitude of radicals and leftists” and the University of Zaragoza for allegedly preventing him from exercising his freedom of expression. “We no longer believe Spanish Television or the program Charo Charez watches on Telecinco; instead, we see with our own eyes that Spain is collapsing,” he asserted.
Much of his speech was directed against the president of Spain, prompting his supporters to respond with the now-common chant, “Pedro Sánchez, son of a bitch.” “Now the autocrat from Moncloa comes along, and they say he likes pizzas,” added the right-wing activist, who went on to say that Sánchez loved them because they were next to his wife Begoña Gómez’s father’s “saunas.” He called on him to stop that and start listening to “the voice of Spain’s youth.”
He also addressed left-wing politicians, demanding that, while they “supposedly” defend housing, “they go to Galapagar with a one-million-euro swimming pool.” “On November 29, we’re going to send them to the dustbin of history,” he concluded, before a huge crowd ran after him toward Los Porches del Audiorama.
