TG TV: A Tour of the Philippine Senate [Sen. TG Guingona]

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Uploaded by on Jul 26, 2010

This week on TG TV:

An exclusive Senate Tour with Senator TG Guingona!

Very few people actually know where the Senate building is (it's in the GSIS Building, along Roxas Blvd., Pasay City). Most probably even fewer have ever been there!

So this week we're showing you where your senators work -- MTV Cribs style. Although we have to admit, there's really nothing mind-blowing about the Senate building, it's most just corridors and rooms, there are a few spots that are worth visiting.

Watch out for an EXCLUSIVE look at the SENATORS' LOUNGE! Never before seen on TV (or at least, on YouTube) -- but we'll let you get a peek!

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TG TV is a project of Senator TG Guingona as a step towards greater transparency in the government. Please watch out for our weekly episodes to find out what senators really do. We will be chronicling a senator's first term in the senate, and we want YOU to join us. The citizens should know what their officials are doing.

If you have any comments, questions or suggestions, please leave a comment below or send an e-mail to tgtv@guingona.ph

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  • Thanks Sen. TG for posting this video. I only get to see the Senate session hall and the other offices on TV. There are other rooms pa pala sa Senate building :)

    Anyway, sir, I hope there are more features on the Senate Museum and the hallway where the photos of past senators are. Question lang po: Is the Senate Museum open to the public? I want to visit kasi eh.

  • @annecy6 Yes, there are actually guided tours for the public. Check out this site:

    senate.gov.ph/feature/museum.a­sp

    There is also a contact number below.

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  • lahat ng mga nasa Senado puro tulog naman lahat eh. Hindi bukas ang mata sa kailangan ng bayan. Kung bukas man, nagbubulag-bulagan. Saka kurakot

  • SENATORS IN THIS FUCKIN COUNTRY NEED TO WORK TOGETHER AND COMPROMISE INSTEAD OF DELAYING OR BLOCKING BILLS JUST BECAUSE THEY DID NOT PROPOSE IT

    THEY NEED TO COMPROMISE MORE WITH EACH OTHER AND REVISE BILLS IF THERE IS NOTHIGN THEY DONT LIKE. IN OTHER WORDS PROPOSE SOLUTIONS TO THE PROPOSED BILLS INSTEAD OF JUST QUESTIONING IT.

    IF YOU OPPOSE IT PROPOSE A SOLUTION

  • PHILIPPINE SENATORS CAN'T WORK TOGETHER AND IS A VERY GOOD EXAMPLE OF FILIPINO CRAB MENTALITY.

    BILLS TAKE SO LONG TO PASS OR DO NOT GET PASSED AT ALL BECAUSE THE OTHER GROUP IS JEALOUS OR ENVIOUS. THERE ARE NO RESOLUTION IN SIGHT AND THE PROBLEMS GET WORST BEFORE A BILL GET PASSED

    PUTANG INA NILA THYRE THE REASON WHY PHILIPPINES IS A POOR COUNTRY

  • I am pulling out my Philippine LUS and planes for Russia or Japan investments transfer the earlier ****** parents dies the better for my US business infusion I don't need to deal with psychotic pinoys.

  • i have been there. i like it

  • Nice video Senator TG! I have been to the Senate before but your version is just so cool. Good luck Senator TG!

  • @tgguingona thanks po sir!

  • @athenean oh and thanks for the vid Senator, hope to see more!

  • MLQ 1935-1946???? that is so wrong in many way... he was president from 1935 and he's already dead in 1946.... somebody need to update the date in the Senate Presidents' photos...

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