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About the Outgoing President Joe Biden 111625 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: Oh In. In less less than a week, President Joe
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Speaker 1: Biden will be out of office and a new era
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Speaker 1: will begin of President Donald Trump come Monday. And it's
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Speaker 1: good to to to reflect back and on the time
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Speaker 1: of President Joe Biden in office. And I am a systematician,
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Speaker 1: not a politician, you know. I I believe in the
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Speaker 1: system modern. I believe in the politician, and I believe
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Speaker 1: in our great country modern. I believe in politics, and
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Speaker 1: I believe in the unity of our great country more
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Speaker 1: than I believe in politicization, polarization and division. I believe
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Speaker 1: in the system, in the cohesion of the system and
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Speaker 1: the proper functioning of our system, and in everything making
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Speaker 1: our system, our economy, our way of life, to be
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Speaker 1: the best in the world and to be number one
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Speaker 1: in the war. So sometimes despite my political affiliation of
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Speaker 1: which party I vote for, sometimes one as a philosopher
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Speaker 1: and as a systematician, I like to appreciate politicians beyond
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Speaker 1: and the political divide and the political party divide. And
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Speaker 1: I like to look into that politician their mind, body
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Speaker 1: and soul and the circumstances of their tenure in power.
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Speaker 1: And when I look at President Joe Biden and I
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Speaker 1: see a father, I see your husband. And I see
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Speaker 1: a patriot, a liberal patriot and something different from republican patriot.
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Speaker 1: And I see a savvy politician. And I see somebody
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Speaker 1: who has been in politics longer than many politicians. And
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Speaker 1: I see somebody will understand the game of politics and
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Speaker 1: the transigents, the transactionality of politics, and the give and take.
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Speaker 1: Scratch my back, scratch your back, the that persengeraches over
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Speaker 1: the eyes. And somebody can have a beer with and
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Speaker 1: can easily get the consensus, and can can bring waring
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Speaker 1: factions together. And and see somebody whill loves the country,
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Speaker 1: loves politics, And somebody will sees politics as as as
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Speaker 1: a medium of change. And somebody will sees politics as
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Speaker 1: a medium of change and would deplain him believed to
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Speaker 1: make a difference. See a humble man, not an arrogant being.
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Speaker 1: I see a selfless individual. And and he has a history,
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Speaker 1: you know, the history of is He's not an empty
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Speaker 1: human being, he says, human being fulfilled the human being
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Speaker 1: compassion with empathy and sympathy, with true kindness and and
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Speaker 1: feelings for a little person. And because as long as
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Speaker 1: the Delaware trail on the train for so many years,
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Speaker 1: and he gets to see humans and politics differently. He
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Speaker 1: gets to see that politicians are meant to connect humans
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Speaker 1: two means opportunities, infrastructure, and to breach the race divide
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Speaker 1: or visions that that make it difficult for the little
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Speaker 1: people to get their way or to get something a
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Speaker 1: decent job that can provide potfood on the table, pay
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Speaker 1: bills and allow kids to go to school, and to
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Speaker 1: be on an economy that works with everybody, where those
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Speaker 1: who make money can make money and those who fall
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Speaker 1: through their cracks can be taken care of. And to
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Speaker 1: make sure that our country is respected, and to show
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Speaker 1: love for the troops and the firefighters, the police officers,
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Speaker 1: and it's a human being with deep respect for colleagues.
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Speaker 1: And he he might disagree with the Congress or with
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Speaker 1: send it some but at the same time he has
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Speaker 1: respect and integrity. He cannot take that away from from me.
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Speaker 1: And he knows much about international politics, global politics than
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Speaker 1: many people now, or that many people give him credit for.
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Speaker 1: And he sees people before that time and after that time,
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Speaker 1: and despite the failures in Ukraine and the or over
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Speaker 1: extimation or under exclamation or the reluc dancy to act
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Speaker 1: quickly or the question or the the mindfulness of the
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Speaker 1: fearful in nuclear war or deconflicting, making sure that things
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Speaker 1: don't get out of hand with the dictators around the
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Speaker 1: world or press around the world. And he could understand
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Speaker 1: the because he was there. You know, he's the only
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Speaker 1: politician that knew the President of Russia more than anybody else,
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Speaker 1: because when Putin was in kgb Uh, the president was
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Speaker 1: already in Congress or the Senate, and so they knew
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Speaker 1: each other. And he's a he's a well read person,
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Speaker 1: and his time with former President Barack Obama, it gave
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Speaker 1: him the opportunity to understand where gee politics was shifting,
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Speaker 1: and how the global order was factoring h how hard
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Speaker 1: the new War was farting and was gradually waning. And
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Speaker 1: during that time you could see the rise of China
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Speaker 1: and the rise of the bricks and the rise of
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Speaker 1: a different dynamics of a different war order. And he's
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Speaker 1: the only person that Partisander could navigate through this. And
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Speaker 1: even though he left office with with the war in
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Speaker 1: Ukraine still going on, you know, and without him in office,
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Speaker 1: I don't even think there will be anything called Ukraine.
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Speaker 1: And he was able to He's able to to bring
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Speaker 1: Europe together. It's a Europe nice got the right wing,
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Speaker 1: the left wing, the liberals and author he got nationalists
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Speaker 1: and the Europe of today. It's not a cakewalk for
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Speaker 1: American president because they're counties like Hungary, and he got
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Speaker 1: the Eastern Europe. They see the European Union differently. And
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Speaker 1: being able to bring them together, you know, to to
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Speaker 1: form that coalition and to expand nature and to convince
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Speaker 1: these leaders not to do it alone, to walk together.
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Speaker 1: It takes a lot of and political state statemanship. And
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Speaker 1: he was able to pull that off. And people see
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Speaker 1: his age, and people people forget the wisdom, the wisdom
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Speaker 1: of age, and and he's his time in office. You know,
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Speaker 1: despite the chaos in the Middle East, he was able
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Speaker 1: to stand Israel and he could navigate then the domestic
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Speaker 1: politics in Israel and the domestic politics in America, and
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Speaker 1: the politics of the media is and the politics of
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Speaker 1: the United Nations and the politics of the rising powers
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Speaker 1: and politics of the powers will stake and the media
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Speaker 1: is and he could be able to to to to
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Speaker 1: to weaken the terrorists or or resistant forces in the
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Speaker 1: Middle Is that that that those forces have been a
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Speaker 1: problem to every administration, and he was able to booster Israel,
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Speaker 1: you know, and for the for the longest of time.
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Speaker 1: Israel is more powerful now as it has ever been then.
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Speaker 1: And Israel Israel is proven through her enemies that that
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Speaker 1: that Israel standing tall and more secure, more safer today
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Speaker 1: and then more powerful. It stands to h President Joe Biden.
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Speaker 1: And even though did some of his international policies UH
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Speaker 1: and domestic economy inflation and and dissatisfaction with the American people.
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Speaker 1: Even this, it's a combination, affected the Democratic Party to
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Speaker 1: lose the elections, but Americans focused on its age as
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Speaker 1: if and being all is a problem. You know, being
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Speaker 1: all come with a lot of wisdom, and his time
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Speaker 1: will be remembered, you know, after he's gone, you know,
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Speaker 1: the he did a lot with the chips art that
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Speaker 1: to to I wrote. I wrote a lot about about
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Speaker 1: artificial intelligence and acquaint the word semi conductorization, quantum computerization,
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Speaker 1: and physionization of technologies. And I wrote about semiconductor, physion technology,
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Speaker 1: space technology and physion micro chips and making sure that
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Speaker 1: American lead. And he did a lot. He did a lot.
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Speaker 1: And at the same time he must separate him from
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Speaker 1: the Democratic Party because sometimes the leader of a party
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Speaker 1: that's not it's different from the party itself. It's a
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Speaker 1: very modest man. It's a very reasonable president, and it's
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Speaker 1: very careful mind for in his decisions. But when you
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Speaker 1: want to do what the party wants, it takes it
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Speaker 1: away from you. You know, the the progressive wing of
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Speaker 1: the Democratic Party and the got the extreme left and
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Speaker 1: the they got some policies that that that their plank
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Speaker 1: or their platform. It's not viable for a changing world.
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Speaker 1: You know, people become more conservative and people want people
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Speaker 1: don't like they don't like identity politics anymore. But it
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Speaker 1: takes them for the Democratic Party to know that. And
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Speaker 1: the what they call the workism, you know, the there
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Speaker 1: are some policies that has its time, but to rush
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Speaker 1: to change humans that fast, it takes civilization, It takes
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Speaker 1: evolution for humans to whe where humans are today, and
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Speaker 1: it takes history and a lot of institutional building for
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Speaker 1: humanity to world we are today, and they just wake
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Speaker 1: up and change things. You know, you're gonno have a
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Speaker 1: stiff resistance from conservative forces and from Republicans. You know,
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Speaker 1: the Christian believe in family, Christian the flag, live in
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Speaker 1: the Constitution, the right to bear arms, and the freedom
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Speaker 1: of Americans and liberty and the right to study business
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Speaker 1: and to be free yourself in your property, in your beliefs.
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Speaker 1: And so that's from the Republicans site, which are sympathized with.
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Speaker 1: And at the same time Presidential Biden did he did
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Speaker 1: a lot. He did a lot with with with with
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Speaker 1: with China, with Asia, with with India, with Australia and
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Speaker 1: bringing these uh bringing all these blocks together. And he
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Speaker 1: did a lot to to to slow the economic development
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Speaker 1: of China and to slow down the Chinese take over
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Speaker 1: the e V, the AI s and semiconductors, and so
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Speaker 1: he did. He was able to work with China at
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Speaker 1: the same time and be tough and onto American security.
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Speaker 1: And yeah, I just think that he got personal. He
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Speaker 1: took it so personal with Vito importance. And when he
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Speaker 1: takes things so personal, sometimes you the decisions are wise,
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Speaker 1: but sometimes when they become not long term sighted because
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Speaker 1: it's driven by emotions. Even though it's genuine that Ukraine
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Speaker 1: must be protected and Ukraine must be free and be
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Speaker 1: a county of itself with its own identities on religion
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Speaker 1: and culture, and it's on educational system and freedom to
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Speaker 1: ginto join the ill and the war. The good question
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Speaker 1: is like as he will remember much about the war
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Speaker 1: in Ukraine and the Middle Is and the domestic policies,
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Speaker 1: even though he did a lot, and we'll remember after
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Speaker 1: he's gone. At the same time, he was a technocrat
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Speaker 1: and a savvy politician and a liberal patriot and he
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Speaker 1: because sometimes patriotism comes from the party, it's he seemed
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Speaker 1: different from different angus and his age became a setback
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Speaker 1: in politics, of which is not fair. You don't don't
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Speaker 1: have control over your agent. But his wit was questioned
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Speaker 1: if she tow was the last day of the things
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Speaker 1: he did towards the last day of his administration in
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Speaker 1: this last interview with Lawrence o'donna with the according to
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Speaker 1: Right from as an NBC if that's the name of
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Speaker 1: the media network. His brain is very sharp. It's a
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Speaker 1: very sharp man, and he can't give the rush. Sometimes
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Speaker 1: you need to know the rationale. White people make their decisions,
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Speaker 1: and you put yourself in their shoes and think if
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Speaker 1: you do it differently, the question becomes is a world
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Speaker 1: better these four years? Why President Joe Biden was president?
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Speaker 1: It will depend on who you ask, but I could
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Speaker 1: see that American was safer, and American businesses and American
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Speaker 1: international internationally, American I am became a lot of friends.
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Speaker 1: At the same time, American brought enemies together, American enemies
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Speaker 1: together like North Korea and Iran and Russia, the way
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Speaker 1: in Ukraine and our sanctioned policy brought our falls together.
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Speaker 1: He must make politics and policies that don't bring our
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Speaker 1: enemies together, because when enemies come together, you don't go
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Speaker 1: to better and sleep well. And yea, every president have
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Speaker 1: their own time, and uh, questions come, Uh did he
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Speaker 1: leave the country stronger that he married? We didn't have
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Speaker 1: I didn't have some major terrorists attack at home. And
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Speaker 1: yeah it was peaceful, even though with riots and sometimes
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Speaker 1: national heavors, and nothing so drastic happened under tenure as president.
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Speaker 1: And I just wish that over time Americans get to
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Speaker 1: remember and respe acting and always under the office. I
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Speaker 1: say again, I'm a system my titian, another politician. I
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Speaker 1: believe so much in the system. Whatever you do that
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Speaker 1: don't hurt the system, that prospers the system or at base,
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Speaker 1: you know, just leave the system as you found it.
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Speaker 1: I'm okay with that. And we've got the best democracy,
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Speaker 1: the best economy, the best political system and the economic system.
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Speaker 1: That's the end of the world. And I'm happy for
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Speaker 1: the smooth transition of power, and happy that the the
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Speaker 1: there's a truth for the war and the mint is
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Speaker 1: the war in Gaza. I'm happy that it's rare, it
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Speaker 1: is very safer and stronger than the for and I'm
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Speaker 1: happy that Ukraine is the standing and just hope that
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Speaker 1: there is peace. You cannot keep fighting and innocent people
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Speaker 1: keep dying. And I would say politicians want then make
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Speaker 1: it personal. If it's personal between Zelensky and Putin, and
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Speaker 1: innocent Russians die, INNO say Ukraine and die, so they
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Speaker 1: shift some sanity, some reasonableness that at the point in
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Speaker 1: time the war needs to stop. You know that the
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Speaker 1: supply weapons, the weapons get destroyed and the weapons kill people.
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Speaker 1: And that's not just more weapons, more death, more more death,
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Speaker 1: more infrastructural destruction, more pain, more misery, and at the
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Speaker 1: point in time the one needs to come to an end,
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Speaker 1: needs to come to an end. And the sanctions help
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Speaker 1: to bring you together. At the same time, some of
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Speaker 1: those sanctions are benefit the Russia and the contrary, and
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Speaker 1: it's hurrying you and so we should be that the
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Speaker 1: incoming administration needs to be able to to balance some
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Speaker 1: of the weaknesses of the outgoing administration and to make
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Speaker 1: things better for America. And one thing is clear. I
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Speaker 1: like when people uphold the rule of law and they
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Speaker 1: believe in the system, and they make the system stronger,
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Speaker 1: they make the system transparent, and they promote meritocracy, and
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Speaker 1: they give everybody fairness, you know, a fair shot as
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Speaker 1: from as the outgoing president is like to say, and uh,
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Speaker 1: and we just we're happy that that he's leaving office
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Speaker 1: and without any resistant and he's living office with with
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Speaker 1: thanksgiving and thanks for and thankfulness to the State Department,
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Speaker 1: to the to the Pentagon, you know, to the like
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Speaker 1: in the farewell in the UH in the over office
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Speaker 1: and having an interview one and and be able to
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Speaker 1: be thankful. And that's what that's the way democracy should be.
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Speaker 1: And that that's where we should continue that the tradition
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Speaker 1: of a smooth transition of power and helping the Income
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Speaker 1: Administration and sabotaging the Income Administation don't make it difficult
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Speaker 1: to do for the incoming team too. To start on
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Speaker 1: day one, to make Americans great, to make Americans safer
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Speaker 1: or great again. You know, people can people go, the
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Speaker 1: system stays. Leaders can leaders go? Democracy, democracy survive and
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Speaker 1: our call upon is to contribute. And the outgoing president
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Speaker 1: did his own best, and he had two mega infrastructural
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Speaker 1: development projects that we wish him well and wish they
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Speaker 1: come to well, and wish business as well with that,
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Speaker 1: and we we must wishing wish him health, and we
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Speaker 1: pray for his family and were thankful for his service.
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Speaker 1: We're thankful for spending more than fifty years in politics
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Speaker 1: and thinking about America every day, and for the mistakes
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Speaker 1: he made. We must learn to forgive, to let girl
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Speaker 1: to move on and move forward. So with one president
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Speaker 1: at the time and find it. I'm patriotic and an
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Speaker 1: American to be passion an American president, even though from
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Speaker 1: the same party, and even though he disagree with most
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Speaker 1: of the things he did. Disagreement stated, but you must
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Speaker 1: respect the office, must respect the dignity of the office,
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Speaker 1: and he must find within you an American to cross
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Speaker 1: the r and appreciate an American president and say thank
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Speaker 1: you for their service. And so thank you to the
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Speaker 1: artgoing president, President Joe Biden, and thank you for your service.
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Speaker 1: And we thank your family, Uh, Jim Biden. And she's
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Speaker 1: a warrior, and she's it's very passionate, it's very passionate,
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Speaker 1: very supportive wife and a good mother and and she
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Speaker 1: likes she loves the military. She's a patriot man. And
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Speaker 1: you pray for the Biden family. And yeah, all of
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Speaker 1: us are parents and my father and sometimes with my question,
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Speaker 1: while your father forgives or pardon the son of a
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Speaker 1: child and give your father, That's what you would do,
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Speaker 1: no matter the politics. Mm hmm. I always teach my
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Speaker 1: kids that I might not be there tomorrow, and I
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Speaker 1: might not be here tomorrow, but if I'm not here,
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Speaker 1: I wish the best for you. Uh. Your mistakes may
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Speaker 1: be forgiven, but you need to learn how to forgive
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Speaker 1: yourself and how to move forward and rebuild, to be
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Speaker 1: a man on your own, and to bring honor and
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Speaker 1: dignity to the family, to the American family. Philosopher, Prince
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Speaker 1: they are intelligence is philosopher, Prince Israel's are January What
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Speaker 1: there is it today? January sixth, Extint twenty twenty five
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Speaker 1: from Las Vegas. Thank you, m