Flavio Bolsonaro made a live broadcast referring to the latest developments, his departure from Brazil, alleged election fraud, the future of the country and other issues: he says that he visited his father, Jair Bolsonaro (under house arrest), on the Monday after the elections (around 10 am). They discussed the results and the future; His father was in a good mood. At the end of the approved 30-minute visit, he was informed that federal police officers were waiting at the door. Upon his departure, he was presented with a judgment by Alexander de Moras (given minutes after the Supreme Court's announcement of the elections) ordering the seizure of their passports and prohibiting them from leaving the country. He says his father, with tears in his eyes, asked the officers to step aside and then asked: "You already know where they're trying to take this? ". Flavio answered yes, that God was in control and that he would fight back. He states: "I didn't leave Brazil; I left for Brazil." According to him, his departure was a strategic move to maintain an active voice, since in Brazil he would be "silenced, imprisoned and censored", like his father. He denied that this was an "escape" or a sign of weakness, calling it a "situation assessment" and "one step back to take two steps forward." The decision was made in secret (only his wife knew) to prevent its failure. No one from the campaign team received information or involvement. He repeats: "I lost to the system, not to the opponent." He claims that things were "mathematically impossible" in the real world, and that his opponent "completely ignored the electoral law." He describes Brazil under an unusual regime: institutions have taken over, legislators are afraid to speak out (some have been stripped of their mandate to speak), the judiciary acts in a partisan political role in the Supreme Court, and his father serves as a "hostage" in negotiations.

Flavio Bolsonaro made a live broadcast referring to the latest developments, his departure from Brazil, alleged election fraud, the future of the country and other issues: he says that he visited his father, Jair Bolsonaro (under house arrest), on the Monday after the elections (around 10 am). They discussed the results and the future; His father was in a good mood. At the end of the approved 30-minute visit, he was informed that federal police officers were waiting at the door. Upon his departure, he was presented with a judgment by Alexander de Moras (given minutes after the Supreme Court's announcement of the elections) ordering the seizure of their passports and prohibiting them from leaving the country. He says his father, with tears in his eyes, asked the officers to step aside and then asked: "You already know where they're trying to take this? ". Flavio answered yes, that God was in control and that he would fight back. He states: "I didn't leave Brazil; I left for Brazil." According to him, his departure was a strategic move to maintain an active voice, since in Brazil he would be "silenced, imprisoned and censored", like his father. He denied that this was an "escape" or a sign of weakness, calling it a "situation assessment" and "one step back to take two steps forward." The decision was made in secret (only his wife knew) to prevent its failure. No one from the campaign team received information or involvement. He repeats: "I lost to the system, not to the opponent." He claims that things were "mathematically impossible" in the real world, and that his opponent "completely ignored the electoral law." He describes Brazil under an unusual regime: institutions have taken over, legislators are afraid to speak out (some have been stripped of their mandate to speak), the judiciary acts in a partisan political role in the Supreme Court, and his father serves as a "hostage" in negotiations.