Television host Raffy Tulfo denied speculations that he was eyeing the country’s second top post in the 2022 elections.
In his ‘Wanted Sa Radyo’ program, Tulfo warned that there’s an ongoing misinformation campaign saying he will be running for vice president.
President Rodrigo Duterte has accepted his nomination from PDP-Laban to run for VP.
Tulfo, however, admitted that he was offered to run for vice president by some politicians.
“Merong naghikayat sa akin na maging ka-tandem nila sa 2022 elections at tinanggihan ko. I said no. Why? Mataas ang respeto ko kay PRRD, kay Pangulong Duterte,” Tulfo said.
“Wala po akong intensiyon na banggain siya sa darating na halalan,” he added.
Tulfo also noted that there’s a video of him from his guesting on ASAP that mentioned Duterte’s 16 million votes comparing it to 42 million speculated to be Tulfo’s online subscribers.
Tulfo clarified that he was referring to the Youtube channel of ABS-CBN which has around 42 million subscribers and not his.
“Sana, huwag na tayong magpakalat ng fake news para sa ikabubuti ng ating bayan,” Tulfo said.
