#ThewRap: Videos you need to watch this week, November 20-26, 2017

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Must-watch videos from this week

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This week, the House of Representatives resumed its hearing on impeachment complaints versus Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno and Comelec chair Andres Bautista. The Supreme Court also conducted oral arguments on the administration’s war on drugs, which human rights lawyer Chel Diokno discussed in greater detail in a Rappler Talk interview. Sereno’s lawyer challenged the House to expedite the hearing and to elevate it to the Senate.

National Democratic Front chief political consultant Jose Maria Sison calls President Rodrigo Duterte, his former ally, ‘the Number 1 terrorist in the Philippines.’

Newly-appointed Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque took the MRT to gain first-hand experience on commuter woes. He said the experience was “not bad,” inviting backlash from people online who felt Roque did not ride the MRT under ordinary circumstances.

In other news around the world, Zimbabwe celebrates as dictator Robert Mugabe resigned after 37 years in power. United States president Donald Trump declares North Korea a ‘state sponsor of terrorism.’

Here are the stories we think you shouldn’t miss.

LIVE: House hearing on the impeachment complaints vs Comelec chief Bautista, CJ Sereno

Watch the hearing live on Rappler at 9:30 am on Thursday, October 5

Rappler Talk: Why are petitioners fighting the drug war at the Supreme Court?

‘Because I believe it’s right and somebody has to do it,’ says FLAG’s Diokno on why they filed a petition against the drug war before the High Court

Sereno lawyer: Expedite hearing, bring impeachment to Senate

‘We are willing to face them before the Senate where the rights of the chief justice will be protected,’ says Alexander Poblador, lead counsel of Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno

‘Duterte is No. 1 terrorist in the Philippines’ – Joma Sison

The chief political consultant of the National Democratic Front reacts to President Rodrigo’s statement that he will declare communist ‘legal fronts’ as terrorists

Harry Roque’s MRT3 experience: ‘Not that bad’

During the presidential spokesman’s train ride covered by media, one passenger is overheard wondering, ‘Bakit pa kailangan dito magpa-presscon?’

Joy unleashed on streets of Harare as Mugabe resigns

Across the capital city, men danced, women sang and many were in tears, brandishing national flags

Basagan ng Trip with Leloy Claudio: The case for a biased, honest media

Watch Leloy Claudio on Rappler.

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