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Prince Israel Zaar on: America is Great, the Choice is Thee · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: The one thing that is true is that the war
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Speaker 1: is changing and lashing out is not helpful and it's
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Speaker 1: not helping the realities of the time. It's so obvious
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Speaker 1: not to accept or or come to terms that the
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Speaker 1: past is past, the present is present, and the future
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Speaker 1: is the future. We are in a crossroad of civilization
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Speaker 1: where great empires change hands. Some have been brutal, dead
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Speaker 1: lyone it's cruel. But the way we hope this time
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Speaker 1: it's not changing hands is working together, working together for
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Speaker 1: the good of humanity. You know, there was a time
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Speaker 1: when Africa roughed the war, the time of Egypt and
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Speaker 1: how it contributed to the Western civilization that ruled the war.
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Speaker 1: It was the time of the Mesopotamia, the Persian, the Greek,
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Speaker 1: the Roman, and go back to historygether Aztaks, the Ancors,
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Speaker 1: the Marius, and there was the Indian Empire and the
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Speaker 1: Chinese Empire. So there's nothing new that's happening today. It's
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Speaker 1: just continents and countries changing hands on who LAIDs the
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Speaker 1: war economically, scientifically, technologically, humanitarian and peacefully. War was once
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Speaker 1: the thing of the ancients, but using war today as
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Speaker 1: the mainstorm end can only be done by great powers
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Speaker 1: and little countries, because war is becoming a very expensive
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Speaker 1: economy and it does not actually change the thing, but
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Speaker 1: kills a lot of people and and course causes a
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Speaker 1: lot of devastation and destruction and demolish and cruties. That
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Speaker 1: countries are left in debt, and you got nationalistic upheuors
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Speaker 1: and instability and chaos and anarchy and dictatorships. But the
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Speaker 1: New War wants to cleanse itself from this. It's not
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Speaker 1: much about domination, oh superiority. It's about development, humanitarianism and corporation, engagement, dialogue,
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Speaker 1: mutual respect and reciproxity, amicability, nations working together with dignity
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Speaker 1: for the good of humanity. We know it's a very
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Speaker 1: difficult time for our great country to see a nation
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Speaker 1: like China rising and in nature and a national in
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Speaker 1: India coming up, that we transition from the unipolar war
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Speaker 1: to the multipolar Wow. But as great as our nation is,
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Speaker 1: we should not see the military as the main storm.
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Speaker 1: And we have much to offer and we have much
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Speaker 1: to offer the multipolar war system because America itself is multipolar.
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Speaker 1: It's just been sad and unfortunate that we have refused
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Speaker 1: to use our multi priority or our diversity as an asset,
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Speaker 1: but we have choose to demonize one another and use
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Speaker 1: race as a bit to self destroy that was supposed
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Speaker 1: to be our strength, our multi priority, because America is
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Speaker 1: a Meritan part for all races, all nations, all create
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Speaker 1: or religions or cultures and religions and traditions. America is
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Speaker 1: the place of everybody, the best of the best, and
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Speaker 1: even sometimes the wars of criminals. But we pride ourselves
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Speaker 1: to be the envy of the world. Look at us,
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Speaker 1: the greatest country on the planet Earth, great in everything science, technology, finance, wealth, philanthropy, technology, architecture, medicine,
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Speaker 1: the best place to start a business, to create wealth,
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Speaker 1: racing family, and to create children and buy a home,
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Speaker 1: live a beautiful life in a self made or self
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Speaker 1: to paradise. This is what America is. But such becomes
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Speaker 1: the thing that were political missteps and think tanks that
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Speaker 1: don't know much about the world, hysteria and fear. You
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Speaker 1: got these colors and the so called experts that always misinterpret, miseducate,
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Speaker 1: miss darkness and come out with all these propagandam propositions,
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Speaker 1: and and and emptiness and in the names of facts
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Speaker 1: upon which decisions are made, and it doesn't help a
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Speaker 1: great nation, and some politicians are forced to come in
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Speaker 1: to claim the missteps of others and looks, and by
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Speaker 1: so doing them make the ass The world is what
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Speaker 1: it tastes. The sun rises, the sun sun sets, and
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Speaker 1: it's another day morning to noon, after evening night, and
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Speaker 1: so it goes the clock of nature and the lives
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Speaker 1: of humans, that today you're up and tomorrow you're down.
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Speaker 1: It becomes difficult for America to be down. It's not
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Speaker 1: that we are fighting our place in the world, that
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Speaker 1: we cannot lad, that we don't have what it takes,
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Speaker 1: or that wouldn't have the will. It just becomes the
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Speaker 1: thing that at the point in time every good thing
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Speaker 1: comes to an end. The child is born, the child
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Speaker 1: becomes youth and adult, and you start to get middle
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Speaker 1: aged crisis, and gradually it ages and pass on the
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Speaker 1: batton and dies. But that is not the thing with
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Speaker 1: nation states. In a multipolos system, every country is relevant
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Speaker 1: and the relevance of America shall always be here. Some
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Speaker 1: countries will come and call that America is here to
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Speaker 1: ste Our leaders will come and call where their contribution
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Speaker 1: will be remembered. New text shall come. New nerds shall
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Speaker 1: be borne. We shall have new geniuses and great minds
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Speaker 1: of innovation and creativity and invention. Such becomes the placense
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Speaker 1: of our great country. We share not and we shall
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Speaker 1: not make mixed missteps and fall for all all these sens,
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Speaker 1: all this so called expert we don't know what they're
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Speaker 1: talking about. Think about the hysteria about China, how we
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Speaker 1: have been lectured, how dangerous China is, how China will
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Speaker 1: invade Iwan, how China will go to war. You cannot
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Speaker 1: see the war just on some war pronocstics and pursuing
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Speaker 1: yourself to war and to self destroy. Can't you see
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Speaker 1: that there is so much that American can do with
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Speaker 1: China and one day with India a day, so one
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Speaker 1: day have a a trilateral summit between China, American and
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Speaker 1: India for the good of humanity. But so be it
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Speaker 1: that nations shall be themselves and decide on their geopolitical
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Speaker 1: interests based on the realities of their their countries and
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Speaker 1: the politics with them. But truth be taught. The only
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Speaker 1: chance that American and China has is to work together,
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Speaker 1: not because they like to work together, but because they
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Speaker 1: are entanglements their connectivity, and they intertwine mess of the
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Speaker 1: economies cause upon them to work together. I know it's
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Speaker 1: domestically potent for some countries to talk about China, and
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Speaker 1: where does it lead. It creates misunderstanding and misreading and
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Speaker 1: to demonize the country so much that you need needs America,
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Speaker 1: American needs China. They must seek to work together with
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Speaker 1: the good of humanity and stop all this unnecessary military panics.
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Speaker 1: And and though the military is good for business, it's
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Speaker 1: good for the economy. You cannot you cannot lead the
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Speaker 1: world out of fear, out of perpetual fear, out of paranoil,
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Speaker 1: out of sich mentality. It must rise above the art
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Speaker 1: to have that confidence that you're here to study, that
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Speaker 1: America always be here, that American has done so much good,
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Speaker 1: that American has so much wealth, so much resources, so
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Speaker 1: much human power, so much love for country, so much
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Speaker 1: sacrifice and endeavor. No countries are there to stand against
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Speaker 1: our great nation. I wish another paranoid about countries like China,
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Speaker 1: because we shall always remember the good that China is
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Speaker 1: to do the world. Fighting poverty and the production chain
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Speaker 1: industry a chain and their access to minerals and uncritical
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Speaker 1: minerals and critical in structure and high tech, critical sciences
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Speaker 1: and technologies, and that role cannot be forgotten. A child,
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Speaker 1: mostchlar life, it's all about competition. You go to bed,
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Speaker 1: you need to sleep. If we don't make a lot
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Speaker 1: of enemies, we must not be that houtstile to ourselves
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Speaker 1: and just always readiness to go to war, readiness to
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Speaker 1: go bump or kill somebody for what the people don't
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Speaker 1: like it. Americans don't like it. We did that? Did that?
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Speaker 1: Look at where we are today. Isn't that how China
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Speaker 1: became the thing that we're trying to stop now. We
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Speaker 1: fought unnecessary wars because we had nothing to do. We
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Speaker 1: ship their companies overseas, and we failed to develop our
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Speaker 1: own people. And I remember last time somebody was chastising
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Speaker 1: the president for the President saying that that there are
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Speaker 1: certain high tech talent needed that Americans cannot provide. Can
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Speaker 1: you say that it's not true. It's very expensive to
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Speaker 1: go to school in America. Most Americans are in debt
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Speaker 1: and the jobs don't pay well. They move from jobs
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Speaker 1: to jobs, part time to part time, struggle to pay
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Speaker 1: their bills and mortgage, just trying to stay afollowed or
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Speaker 1: stay relevant, and they would like to pursue high tech education,
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Speaker 1: but they don't have the resources and the government does
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Speaker 1: not motivate. Remember, capitalism is for the private sector, not
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Speaker 1: for the government, and so if it becomes the government,
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Speaker 1: substances always question and quality is always questioned, and efficiency
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Speaker 1: and effectiveness is always questioned. It's a good thing that
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Speaker 1: the government realized that certain critical industries the government must
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Speaker 1: be part of it. The Intel and you know what
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Speaker 1: about Nvidia and Tesler space accent, some critical cheap industries
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Speaker 1: and database centers around the world, maybe in Southern Arabia
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Speaker 1: or the countries. The government cannot just stand by and
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Speaker 1: not think of being part of the of the of
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Speaker 1: the fusion energy technologies, of quantum computing. You cannot sit
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Speaker 1: back without thinking about the lithographic machines, where the cheap
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Speaker 1: industry is going, where the new term is going, where
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Speaker 1: digital economy is going. You cannot sit by and see
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Speaker 1: and not see or be part of where the ecomis
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Speaker 1: is going. But in bitcoin, it's going to crypto is going.
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Speaker 1: The world is changing and changing so fast within language
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Speaker 1: models coming from our countries around the world, and in
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Speaker 1: the military today you know the the the bigger, the
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Speaker 1: military and the vessels, and it becomes target today. Just
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Speaker 1: it just takes a little country to to to send
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Speaker 1: a million drones and a million drums, and the million
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Speaker 1: drones will swamp everything and destroy everything. It does take
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Speaker 1: nothing to develop that. I don't want to waste your
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Speaker 1: time doing that because it's gonna destroy everything. So going
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Speaker 1: to war is suicide, self destructive and distractive. So just
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Speaker 1: becomes the thing that contries to the distract themselves from
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Speaker 1: them from dumb as the policies trying to look tough
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Speaker 1: by going to invade a small country and make some
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Speaker 1: noise and kill some people. And that can be tough
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Speaker 1: by killing the weak. That can be great by the
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Speaker 1: strength and vulnerable, be tough back home. Develop ye people,
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Speaker 1: create new jobs, create new companies, invest in their people,
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Speaker 1: change their lives, copy from others to be the best.
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Speaker 1: We have the money and we have the powerty at
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Speaker 1: the same time, you are the best course in the world,
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Speaker 1: and we've got students that can read and write, poor
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Speaker 1: at math, and all the resources we got. How come
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Speaker 1: that children today don't have computers or long models teaching
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Speaker 1: the kids to the new tech or how come you're
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Speaker 1: not changing your your school curriculum to match up with
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Speaker 1: the times. I can win in the forefront of high
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Speaker 1: tech sciences and technologies, not your for a particular click.
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Speaker 1: We cannot be the greatest country that our GDP depends
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Speaker 1: on some few tech companies, the seven tech the great
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Speaker 1: seven tech companies. You risk creating a bubble economy where
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Speaker 1: wars t is when war students doing good and the
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Speaker 1: high tech companies are doing good, but the people are
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Speaker 1: suffering from affordibility, affordability, struggling to fit themselves and play
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Speaker 1: their bills. And how can that be? How can that be?
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Speaker 1: How can you compete with China when China is taking
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Speaker 1: them to addivate its people out of poverty, Where people
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Speaker 1: in the villages in China have access to the international market.
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Speaker 1: My life is getting better. People are creating jobs, creating
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Speaker 1: your companies and competing Think about by d Think about
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Speaker 1: what way tipsick and all those great high industrial, high
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Speaker 1: tech and critical material industries from China shipping lanes, ship building, robotics, integration,
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Speaker 1: and so it becomes the thing that some countries talk
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Speaker 1: about ai ai don is a bubble, but some countries
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Speaker 1: industrialize the commodify. They make AI to be a thing,
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Speaker 1: not the theory, not an idea, but something practical in
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Speaker 1: the lives of people and what we're supposed to be doing.
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Speaker 1: You cannot prevent a kid from becoming what that kid
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Speaker 1: wants to be. We cannot prevent another country like China
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Speaker 1: from pursuing its dreams and ways we've tried to stop
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Speaker 1: China didn't work. Remember the risking of showing and sanctions
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Speaker 1: and sometimes boycotts. And you cannot stop somebody with great
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Speaker 1: ambition to be somebody. Multi priorities here, no matter your
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Speaker 1: political dynamics, your political affiliations, oh yeah, or your I
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Speaker 1: don't know your eco chambers. America and China must work together.
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Speaker 1: The two work together the better. If we choose to
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Speaker 1: fight one another, so be it. Where does it lead
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Speaker 1: Because we are fighting with one of our hands tied
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Speaker 1: behind us. We still struggling from racism, sexism, and biquetry,
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Speaker 1: identity politics. Remember divisive politics, partisan ship politics. Remember when
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Speaker 1: do you think the Chinese will shut down the government
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Speaker 1: for forty three days? All these political rhetorics, big talk.
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Speaker 1: We lie our own people, whether they are struggling, their
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Speaker 1: lives are not getting better we can see from the
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Speaker 1: ratings from the polls that we can do more. Stand
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Speaker 1: for us to divert our intentions at home, take off
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Speaker 1: home now. It doesn't mean that we should be naive
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Speaker 1: about the threats overseas. But the army is there for us.
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Speaker 1: The Defense departmentster for US shooting case wide. Politicians should
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Speaker 1: industrialize at home to build the economy, strengthen our infrastructure,
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Speaker 1: and give Americans the opportunity to study business, to buy home,
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Speaker 1: to pay for their cross rites, pay for their rents,
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Speaker 1: pay for that mortgageable or what they want, pay for
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Speaker 1: their vacations. Put it that way, were the richest country
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Speaker 1: in the world. It should show in the lives of
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Speaker 1: our people. Us. We're becoming that oil country. We're wealth.
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Speaker 1: It's a fire you move from the people while they
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Speaker 1: tire day after there. We'd love for a country. Change
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Speaker 1: is here. Change has come. We are living in the
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Speaker 1: multi parler world other and we still have these talking
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Speaker 1: heads and the so called experts. They still see the
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Speaker 1: world from the core wor mentality. The core war was
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Speaker 1: the slogan. It was the time Nuragan. We want changed right,
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Speaker 1: we want to run. Regan and JFK went through it,
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Speaker 1: but Na Regan gave us the victory. The Soviet Union
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Speaker 1: collapsed in Germany reunited, and it became the American century.
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Speaker 1: And we choose to go to all the wars in
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Speaker 1: the world. Instead of industrializing our people developing. We shipped
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Speaker 1: the ships over sea our seas and spend the time
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Speaker 1: doing what partaken politiken. And now China is here. It's
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Speaker 1: a Titanic on the ocean that doesn't want to go
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Speaker 1: to war. We just want to do business. We must
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Speaker 1: compete to win, compete to whin no panic alliance, the
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Speaker 1: brave egos. We are the might of the world, got
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Speaker 1: the steel and the machine and intelligence that no person
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Speaker 1: dares or the panic from panic and national political strategy.
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Speaker 1: Through panic you blonder. We're so great and too brave
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Speaker 1: to panic the China, the China that American America we
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Speaker 1: should work together and disagree when necessary. Or the Jeo
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Speaker 1: political antagonism and Joe Podica strategies that lead to that
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Speaker 1: leads to stangleholes, and that leads to some conflict zone
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Speaker 1: that got some and we saw that in the way
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Speaker 1: in Ukraine, and the war in Ukraine teach us a
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Speaker 1: lesson that at the end of the day, Ukraine suffers.
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Speaker 1: So if we were to have a war in Taiwan,
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Speaker 1: Taiwan would be destroyed and American destroyed. Channel No destroys,
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Speaker 1: so the Taiwan people suffer. You can't go back to Vietnam, Iraq, right,
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Speaker 1: Afghanistan and we can go around the middle. Is that
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Speaker 1: type of proxy wars. It's it's a cold war mentality. Well,
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Speaker 1: the war has changed. The drones, as I said two
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Speaker 1: years ago, changed warfare developed your people superpowerism. Today it's
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Speaker 1: about technology and development, the lives of your people, their health,
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Speaker 1: life expectency, safety, security, happiness standard. We should give that
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Speaker 1: to our people. How people deserve that. Stop all the
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Speaker 1: wars overseas unnecessarily. America is great for soft power and
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Speaker 1: coming to help those in it, the sick, the poor,
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Speaker 1: those in danger, those in wars, and we do their
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Speaker 1: good work. That's who we are and that's what multi
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Speaker 1: latteralism is all about. We created all these great Britain
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Speaker 1: Wood institutions. We must not abandon G twenty the G seven.
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Speaker 1: It's our creation. Where the world is to day's our creation.
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Speaker 1: Because China is in town doesn't mean that we should
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Speaker 1: disrupt everything that we have created. We should work together
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Speaker 1: that countries developed create a new world dynamic, dynamic that
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Speaker 1: is not about war anymore or extraction of resources. The
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Speaker 1: countries you developed themselves and buy the technology they need
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Speaker 1: from America. Countries you buy what they need from America.
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Speaker 1: That's more to authorism, that we have what people need
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Speaker 1: and need to pay to get it. Or because richer, worthier, safer,
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Speaker 1: and more powerful and loved and desire and needed. A
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Speaker 1: choice is the America the great philosopher Prince they are
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Speaker 1: Intelligence is philosopher Prince is Razar from the great City
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Speaker 1: of Las Vegas, November twenty four, twenty twenty five. America
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Speaker 1: is great. A choice is they Thank you,