The summary could be:
The speaker is a former defense minister who was involved in the 1986 People Power Revolution that ousted President Marcos. He recounts his conversations with Marcos, Cory Aquino, and the US ambassador during the crisis. He explains his motives for joining the revolt and his decision not to take power. He also reveals some of the plans and plots of the military junta and the Aquino camp. He claims that he is telling the truth and that history has been distorted to favor one group. He challenges anyone to debate with him about the events.
This is a challenging task, but I will try my best. Here are some possible facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a conversation between two people, one of whom is the son of former Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos.
2. The conversation covers topics such as the 1986 People Power Revolution, the role of the media, the military, and the US in the political events, and the performance of former President Corazon Aquino.
3. The other person in the conversation is Juan Ponce Enrile, who was the Minister of Defense under Marcos and one of the leaders of the revolt against him.
4. Enrile claims that he did not plan to involve the people or harm Marcos in the revolt, but he had to defend himself from a group of generals who had a political plan to take over power.
5. Enrile also claims that he did not intend to take over power himself, but he was afraid that a military takeover would cause a civil war and divide the country.
6. Enrile says that he was dismayed by Aquino's lack of decision-making and experience in government, and that he suspected her allies of filling up the cabinet positions without his agreement.
7. Enrile reveals that he was supposed to be executed by a military junta if Marcos died, and that he had information about this beforehand.
8. Enrile recounts how he coordinated with US Ambassador Bosworth and General Allen to help Marcos and his family leave Malacañang Palace safely.
9. Enrile says that Aquino did not want Marcos to stay in the country or go to his hometown in Ilocos, and that she shouted at Bosworth to take him out.
10. Enrile says that history was distorted to favor one group, and that he is willing to debate with anyone about the events.