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Prince Israel Zaar on: American Needs Thee - Be the Great New Thing · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: In our hands and in our time, the glory, the
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Speaker 1: glory of a great nation fitted What went wrong? What
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Speaker 1: should have been corrected, and what I wished to do.
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Speaker 1: It's not revamping, renewing, restructuring, readapting, renovating, re engineering, or
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Speaker 1: reinventing the glory? What went wrong? How did that happen?
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Speaker 1: Why did that happen? A nation not great? That's to
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Speaker 1: the test of time, that counter of the hear, a
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Speaker 1: pilgrim's pride, a constitutional emblem, the statue of liberty, the
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Speaker 1: tales of the founding fathers, and the rise of great leaders,
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Speaker 1: great industries, great inventors, the pioneers of the new frontier,
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Speaker 1: the makers, the builders, the first in this and first
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Speaker 1: in that, those glorious days of a great nation m hm.
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Speaker 1: The home to be shot, home, the pride of all time,
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Speaker 1: the greatest of nation that never lived in steam, engines
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Speaker 1: and sea, with the right brothers in disguise, and forward
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Speaker 1: on the road. The Rockefellers on the cornugis and the rear.
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Speaker 1: The greatest of scientists and nobel lawreates, inventors, philosophers, thinkers, beautis, innovators,
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Speaker 1: movers and shakers. They are sure to be that place
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Speaker 1: to be all went wrong, the greatest country and planet Earth,
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Speaker 1: the wealthiest ever made without hospitality and oppenness, and a
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Speaker 1: beauty to force a new frontier, that sweet home to dream,
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Speaker 1: to be something, to be, somebody, to elivate thyself, to
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Speaker 1: be the best of things, a land of opportunity, of liberty,
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Speaker 1: and the promise of the pursuit of happiness. Those glorious
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Speaker 1: days and glorious times when blood was shed for the
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Speaker 1: name of this great country in the battles of Normandy,
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Speaker 1: added to the freedom of the whole war, the repeating
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Speaker 1: of Europe, the fall of the repelling war, the country
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Speaker 1: to be, the home to be, that vibrance in higher education,
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Speaker 1: in science and technologies, the promise of a better day.
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Speaker 1: If you work hard and follow the law, I can
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Speaker 1: be whatever you want to be. A promise of the
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Speaker 1: home of a family, or that light of vacation and retirement,
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Speaker 1: a sweet home, a pride, a pride of heroes. For
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Speaker 1: Mormon alais to make a Jordan, the land of the
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Speaker 1: right brothers of Nicola, Tesla of Edison, of Hamstein. At
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Speaker 1: those shores upon which Charlie Champlain sailed that movie industries Hollywood,
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Speaker 1: a line of the Pilgrims and the free upon which
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Speaker 1: the Jews call home, or the Irish of the Italians,
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Speaker 1: that great country and migrated the best of the best
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Speaker 1: before the story the poor triumph. People blot in their
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Speaker 1: eyes and test to be somebody, to do something, to
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Speaker 1: be remembered, to put something with their name, with an
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Speaker 1: intellectual property right. Those great days of Michigan and automotives
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Speaker 1: that count in marine science and marine biologies, pushing the
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Speaker 1: frontiers of medicine, the frontiers of fashion and design, and
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Speaker 1: engineering and technologies, pushing those grape frontier space of architecture,
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Speaker 1: the face of new series, new employments, and new jobs.
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Speaker 1: The invention of the grocery store of refreshments from Cocaculus,
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Speaker 1: the fontees that pieces of cuisine with pizzer and pastor
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Speaker 1: thatabier and champagne factory, the vines of California, and a
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Speaker 1: rix of Louisiana. A place to be of the greators
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Speaker 1: of innovators in the City of New York, for those
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Speaker 1: tech hubs in the Silicon Valley, the days of Steve
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Speaker 1: Jobs and the Blue Box, the old computer Microsoft. A
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Speaker 1: great country to be with the great state of Texas
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Speaker 1: and what could come from from their great state, those poneers,
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Speaker 1: and every invention on planet Earth, in every new design avenue,
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Speaker 1: nobelaurate our intellectual property. Right there is they took the country.
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Speaker 1: The about what went wrong, those great troops who sacrificed
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Speaker 1: their lives for us to be free. We are land
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Speaker 1: of the free, our whole distrus to reserve evident that
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Speaker 1: our humans are created free, an equal, to come to
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Speaker 1: these shores and contribute, not to live under the stigma
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Speaker 1: and curse of laziness, entitlement and victim heard or went
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Speaker 1: wrong to this great country. I dreamed to be that
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Speaker 1: place to call home, A place of flourishment and wealth
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Speaker 1: and prosperity, and safety and security. The bank of the world,
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Speaker 1: the treasure of the war, that great stock market, the
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Speaker 1: innovation harps that star, the horizon of foreign direct investments
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Speaker 1: on every country and planet Earth, the land of discovery,
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Speaker 1: a line of enlightenment, that light to the globe at home,
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Speaker 1: to the forsakend, to the deprived, to the un free.
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Speaker 1: I beacon of of the new war. Or when on
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Speaker 1: what happened to us? One maker's stop in Wattil, A
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Speaker 1: pidate that street I never heard forgotten, scursey behind, and
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Speaker 1: almost everything that has been the pride of this great country.
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Speaker 1: Abraham Lincoln would be disappointed. Matin Luther King would be disappointed.
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Speaker 1: Runa Rigan would be disappointed, So as Emstein and Nicola
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Speaker 1: Tesla Benjamin Franklin of Edison. We invented GPS, invented the Internet,
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Speaker 1: every invention, from the plane to the great ships and automobiles,
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Speaker 1: even those that study in other countries. We gave it
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Speaker 1: the light. American became the place where people bring that
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Speaker 1: the ideas, the land of technologists, inventors, innovators, that frontier,
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Speaker 1: to be a place to call home. The greatest wealth,
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Speaker 1: the greatest philanthropy, but the greatest humanity. That island of God,
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Speaker 1: that faith, the faith of the Puritans Father. To believe
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Speaker 1: in found and to believe in country, To believe in
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Speaker 1: family and God, to believe in that which is good,
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Speaker 1: to believe in wealth and work, to believe in entrepreneurship
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Speaker 1: and independence, self reliance, self determination, to believe in that freedom,
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Speaker 1: to think for yourself, to be yourself, to contribute to
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Speaker 1: this great country, to sacrifice your life for it. What happened?
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Speaker 1: What happened? It is creat country of what went wrong
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Speaker 1: sit in the schools, that education failed to be that
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Speaker 1: which is supposed to be. It became nothing more of
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Speaker 1: a foot pantry to teach kids things that are not
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Speaker 1: necessary of the future, to corrupt the minds that could
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Speaker 1: learn and think for themselves. Who didn't teach kids any more,
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Speaker 1: to think for the thing for themselves, Who didn't teach
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Speaker 1: kids to teach themselves, who became so weak in mind
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Speaker 1: and body, and saw all of us became victims and
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Speaker 1: whiners and complainers quick to point the out the finger.
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Speaker 1: Who became the country of love for those who even
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Speaker 1: don't want the work of slough and laziness and piquetry.
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Speaker 1: We refuse to be our brother's keepers, our sister keepers.
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Speaker 1: We refuse to be the good Samaritans that we used
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Speaker 1: to be. I had work, that industry, that sacrifice for
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Speaker 1: our country, our nation. We used to be consumers, to
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Speaker 1: just consume when other people produce, and to borrow more
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Speaker 1: than we have, to live beyond our means, our productivity,
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Speaker 1: our hard work, our ingenuity. Our parents heard that mother,
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Speaker 1: that father heard the mom and dad being there for
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Speaker 1: the child became a story, and kids are raised with
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Speaker 1: our parents. The lesson of our father is lost. Mothers
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Speaker 1: are left alone to try, which helps with the jobs
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Speaker 1: of law incomes and the kid can barely aid, and
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Speaker 1: their kid calve to be delinquent, and the ethics of work,
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Speaker 1: of hard work, of respect and dignity, of bravery, nothing
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Speaker 1: to be strong, not to be wake, to stand for
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Speaker 1: something and believe in something, to sacrifice for something bigger
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Speaker 1: than serf their pride, to be the pride to call
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Speaker 1: yourself America, in the name of that flag, in the
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Speaker 1: name of the Constitution and the founding fathers, the remembrance
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Speaker 1: of the Wall of Independence, and the Civil War, and
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Speaker 1: the confusion of our great politicians, some assassinated for the
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Speaker 1: safe of the year. If parents are not there for
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Speaker 1: the children, and if that work ethic is not taught,
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Speaker 1: that history of our greatness is not taught. If kids
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Speaker 1: are taught to apologize for America, not to be proud
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Speaker 1: of country, to be proud of our mother. If the
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Speaker 1: teacher cannot teach the kids to be the innovators and
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Speaker 1: the leaders of the future, If the teachers are there
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Speaker 1: to teach the kids to be victims, to blame one
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Speaker 1: another in artificiality of racism, sexism, and bigotry, have we
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Speaker 1: taught these these problems or issues that we sell the
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Speaker 1: All these artificialities were solved for Martin Luther King, Malcolm X.
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Speaker 1: They give their life for it to Bobby Kennedy, the JFK,
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Speaker 1: the Martin Luther King, the Abram Lincoln, or the Civil Movement.
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Speaker 1: They give their lives for you to be free, to
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Speaker 1: self determine, to teach yourself to not ALYI on a nobody,
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Speaker 1: the thing less about the government that can barely take
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Speaker 1: care of itself, to work and be the one that
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Speaker 1: helps the government to create a business, to start up something,
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Speaker 1: to contribute to that which make American to be great
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Speaker 1: in your name in the records of remembrance, the ones
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Speaker 1: upon the time you were here, to be greatful and
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Speaker 1: thankful without freedom to which American has given today, I
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Speaker 1: live alive worthy of essentiality, of positive utility, and value
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Speaker 1: of positive productivity, positive country PICTI that you live alive
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Speaker 1: wordy of a statue of your name, of the monument
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Speaker 1: of your name, of a street name after you, I
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Speaker 1: live a life of grace and greatness. I became that
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Speaker 1: new thing, a new billionaire, than new artist, than your inventor,
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Speaker 1: than your creator, than your contributor. He became that new thing,
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Speaker 1: something for America to be proud of. It became the
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Speaker 1: new light, that flag bearer, that peace corp, an evangelist,
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Speaker 1: a pastor, that preacher, a foreign teacher in the name
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Speaker 1: of America, a foreign business in the name of America.
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Speaker 1: He became that employer, became that company. He became that
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Speaker 1: person provide the jobs of the future. He became the
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Speaker 1: new icon, something to be remembered Elvis Presley or Michael Jackson,
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Speaker 1: o Katie Perry or something. It became something maybe a
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Speaker 1: fiance or a Shakira, Orianna oh j Z or Snoop
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Speaker 1: Dogg or Eminem or something. And that King Cole a Sonata.
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Speaker 1: He became that thing. Yeah, only the way in the
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Speaker 1: field of tennis or golf or swimming or hiking a canoe.
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Speaker 1: He became the poet, the writer, the motivational speaker, or
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Speaker 1: the inspiration of voice, or the philosopher of all time.
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Speaker 1: He became that new thing, the new way. And you
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Speaker 1: lie to the frontier, that space X, a Twitter, a matter,
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Speaker 1: a Microsoft, that Nvidia, the open air. You became that
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Speaker 1: thing or are not Swergeannegger or something of Bruce Willis
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Speaker 1: or denser Washington. It became something something that make American
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Speaker 1: to be proud. It became the new designer, the new architect,
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Speaker 1: a great lawyer. It became that something new in the
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Speaker 1: Silicon Valley that pushed us the functin into space into mass.
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Speaker 1: Therese fortune five hundreds, those builders of those great series.
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Speaker 1: He became that leader, that politician, that is structure of America.
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Speaker 1: Became the new infrastructure that built the crumble straits, that
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Speaker 1: be the crumbling arched texture, the infrastructure needed for the future.
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Speaker 1: He became the new AI, a new language model, became
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Speaker 1: the new micro chip than your nano technology and quantum
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Speaker 1: computing of phusion technology. It became something that five g,
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Speaker 1: that's six g, that's seven g became the thing with
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Speaker 1: the lithium barriers of the future that ev you contributed
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Speaker 1: to that hall. You came and took us to that
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Speaker 1: new frontier. What went wrong? You know our science and
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Speaker 1: research and experiments. What happened to those schools grad teach
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Speaker 1: in those children who their teachers were the mentors? Or
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Speaker 1: is the curriculum that American drain the American pride? Look
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Speaker 1: at us. There is still hope. There is hope for
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Speaker 1: the light of the universe. We are that beacon of light,
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Speaker 1: the light that shines in the darkness of the dark.
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Speaker 1: American still is, American will be the land of the
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Speaker 1: future and the hope of the universe. By the hope,
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Speaker 1: by the light, and you're the faith. We must keep
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Speaker 1: the light alive. We must get that hope alive. I
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Speaker 1: must keep the faith alive for the future, still the making.
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Speaker 1: It's never too light to rekindle who we are, to
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Speaker 1: believe in ourselves, our place we are, and to be
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Speaker 1: thankful for that which it is A great country has
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Speaker 1: giving us. We have all the institution of the institutional
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Speaker 1: facilitation for every little idea to become the greatest of things.
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Speaker 1: Have the support of the capital, have the freedoms to
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Speaker 1: be that which you want to be. And if we
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Speaker 1: all stop to rewindeness and complain us and our better
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Speaker 1: days as they are head, we should teach our kids
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Speaker 1: to teach themselves and teach a try to fish used dependency, delinquency, truancy,
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Speaker 1: slaugh love, entitlement, and victim right. This time calls upon
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Speaker 1: us to do more for America, to sacrifice all we
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Speaker 1: have in our only little ways to reinnovate and reinvent
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Speaker 1: and re engineer this great country. We must motivate one another,
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Speaker 1: We must inspire one another. All American acts from day
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Speaker 1: is their pass lative, intangible contribution. Thank you, Philosopher, Prince.
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Speaker 1: They are Intelligence is philosopher. Prince israeisar a pray a
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Speaker 1: thing twenty twenty five, remembering the greatness of America and
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Speaker 1: calling upon us to be the light, the hope, and
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Speaker 1: the faith that this script country has given to us. Madam,
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Speaker 1: we have given back to her. It's upon us to
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Speaker 1: contribute to make discreet counter proud of us. Thank you,