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Prince Israel Zaar on: As The Commander-In-Chief, You Decide, End The War · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: I think today it's Friday, March thirteen, twenty twenty six,
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Speaker 1: and this particular day in history, the war is weighing on,
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Speaker 1: and the destruction and right to our carriers and planes
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Speaker 1: in the skies, and the troops of assets for partners
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Speaker 1: and allies, and fears about the homeland and the state
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Speaker 1: of homos is still closed. And the dangers to shipping,
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Speaker 1: the oil, fertilizers and some petul chemicals and food supplies,
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Speaker 1: and to the world economy, the stock market, the financial institutions,
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Speaker 1: the banks, and the insurance companies, and shipping and products,
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Speaker 1: management and services the world is why it tastes today
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Speaker 1: because the politicians of today, I'm not listening to the experts,
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Speaker 1: the military guys, the people who plan wars, who strategize
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Speaker 1: on wars, which wars, and the leaders who give the
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Speaker 1: go ahead to start a war. In the War two,
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Speaker 1: we are the greatest country and planner heard. We see
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Speaker 1: that to ourselves all the times, because we have never
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Speaker 1: had the formidable enemy since War War two, since World
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Speaker 1: War two, we have never gotten the formidable army, formidable enemy.
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Speaker 1: So we have enjoyed this time. We fight smaller countries
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Speaker 1: and we impose our wills on everybody else. And two
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Speaker 1: we are blessed with American exceptionalism, our will, our might,
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Speaker 1: the carrot and mistakes, the hemispheric type of political slogans,
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Speaker 1: and the greatness of our mind. That has been the
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Speaker 1: story and that is still true to that. But in
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Speaker 1: the history of our great countries since the Second World War,
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Speaker 1: we got a formidable enemy at hand, the Persian Iran
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Speaker 1: differences in tradition, religion, political systems, ideologies, and science and technology,
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Speaker 1: and the will and resolved we're dealing with the different people,
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Speaker 1: got a different philosophy of the world. We love to
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Speaker 1: training these people as our enemies. We're spoken so much
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Speaker 1: evil about the r we are strategized to take them
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Speaker 1: to the government, to have to take capitation the government,
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Speaker 1: to create instability, to change the regime. We have been
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Speaker 1: telegraphing to the people of Iran what we hope should happen.
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Speaker 1: Every time was ripe, and so be it that fors
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Speaker 1: forty seven years they've been preparing. We have been talking,
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Speaker 1: but they have been prepared. And when the time came,
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Speaker 1: as we said that the moment was ripe, and we
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Speaker 1: started the competition strikes and we did the time that
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Speaker 1: we taught we would do and the government will collapse
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Speaker 1: and the people with singular praise and got blass Americans
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Speaker 1: dance in the streets and top of the government and
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Speaker 1: do the region change. Those are fantasis for smaller countries.
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Speaker 1: It couldn't even work properly well. Venezuela. Evenezuela, the leader,
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Speaker 1: for some reasons, capitulated just hor rendered to us. We
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Speaker 1: still don't know why he just sorrendered to us. We
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Speaker 1: still don't know why that was that easy. We still
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Speaker 1: don't know something that we're supposed to know. That histor
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Speaker 1: will tell us one day, so be it. And we
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Speaker 1: took the Venezuela as a template for the country decisive
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Speaker 1: Iran with the technologies in missiles and drone technology that
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Speaker 1: we now underwater marines and all those mines and and
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Speaker 1: and and torpedoes whatever they call it. And we know
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Speaker 1: that these GUIs have been waiting for us for forty
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Speaker 1: seven years. They've been prepared, waiting for us, and the
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Speaker 1: time came when their leader sacrificed himself. The guy sacrificed himself.
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Speaker 1: Everybody knows that he refused to go to the bunkers.
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Speaker 1: He wanted to use wanting to mattire himself to save
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Speaker 1: his country. If his death was a particle strategy on
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Speaker 1: his part, knowing that if he dies the people will
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Speaker 1: sympathize with him. The religious wing, the terrorists wing, all
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Speaker 1: types of groups, the shields around the world, and all
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Speaker 1: the most of them around the world don't have a
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Speaker 1: rallying call or unite towards something. So even in his death,
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Speaker 1: it was strategic. If he didn't if he wasn't mat tired,
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Speaker 1: the government in around with crumbled. If he choose to
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Speaker 1: spare the Stoughty might have been different if we spare
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Speaker 1: his life, and it should have been a different story.
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Speaker 1: But the way we took him out and the unfortunate
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Speaker 1: circumstances with the children. You cannot tell me that American military,
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Speaker 1: all the values we have, all the laws we have,
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Speaker 1: that American would deliberately go to kill those little children. No,
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Speaker 1: that cannot be. It is a mistake. They cannot say
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Speaker 1: that way. It's an accident. They cannot say that way.
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Speaker 1: He I got it wrong. You should know that that
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Speaker 1: America will not go to kill those innocent What killed
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Speaker 1: those innocent children? Why would we do that? Because Americans
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Speaker 1: don't like that our law does not like that. Our
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Speaker 1: morality are human and decency does not call for that.
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Speaker 1: But so be it that happened, and with that, without
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Speaker 1: the blow to the rein ans, as we said, as
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Speaker 1: we said, because it becomes so difficult even to watch
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Speaker 1: the TV today. Everything is blacked out, censored, sanctioned, silent.
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Speaker 1: The news becomes something that's not the news. It's just
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Speaker 1: become a proper gander machine. And the people become so frustrated,
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Speaker 1: so irritated, unhappy in the country that promises the free press,
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Speaker 1: but we cannot see what is happening to our friends,
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Speaker 1: our allies. But so it becomes the thing that we
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Speaker 1: wish the government of everyone was toppled, it was changed
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Speaker 1: as we wanted, and that the new guys should come
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Speaker 1: in that we dance to the term our follow So
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Speaker 1: she becomes the thing that we thought that we're just
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Speaker 1: gonna replicate Venezuela, and maybe we're gonna get their leaders
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Speaker 1: in Chaine or something, and then we do what we want,
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Speaker 1: and then we take over the oil, and then the
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Speaker 1: people will sing our praise, and then we'll have the
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Speaker 1: chance to determine which president, and then maybe we might
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Speaker 1: abolish the other I had toilers, as they call it.
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Speaker 1: So soch was the plan. And then we're just gonna
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Speaker 1: destroy their missighs, destroy the nuclear their nuclear plans. And
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Speaker 1: see the nuclear temakers are hearing them that they're mining
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Speaker 1: just to make sure that they don't develop the bomb.
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Speaker 1: Because I was forty percent, they sell sixty percent. Beside,
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Speaker 1: we're just supposed to go down and grab it like Rambo,
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Speaker 1: like swatching the girl like the terminator, and were supposed
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Speaker 1: to be on the news and the news to carry her,
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Speaker 1: pray for her, how great we are, such as such
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Speaker 1: a political fantacies and military strategy is just for the game,
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Speaker 1: for the gaming war or something practical. We're dealing with
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Speaker 1: an enemy that's been waiting for you for forty seven years.
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Speaker 1: And such was the thing about the purpose. She will
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Speaker 1: go to war, you will not go to war. So
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Speaker 1: we strike, she will not strike. Strike. And so speaking,
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Speaker 1: the thing that I would remember, those political heads, those
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Speaker 1: stocking heads, we don't know their lobbies or they work
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Speaker 1: for our governments and the reign and our precedent. And
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Speaker 1: they deceived him. They told him the time was ripe,
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Speaker 1: when that time was not ripe. And when the time
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Speaker 1: was ripe, they said they was not ripe issue white,
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Speaker 1: and for some reasons they said it was time to go.
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Speaker 1: They didn't give the president the right information, the incentives
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Speaker 1: of motivision. We don't know that. And such becomes the
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Speaker 1: thing that there was one great leader, one great general
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Speaker 1: dan Kane, Dan Kane, dun Kane, a great American patriot,
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Speaker 1: the Royal, the lawyer Hill, the patriot shield for America,
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Speaker 1: and such was Don Kane. He came and won us
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Speaker 1: that I have seen it, that is not ripe that
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Speaker 1: we can hold on. I didn't see us winning this
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Speaker 1: war and quick, oh can I get in and get out?
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Speaker 1: That we're not going to accomplish our goals or our ejectives.
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Speaker 1: Didn't see it. It's not that we're not the greatest
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Speaker 1: military and planet on Earth. But there is the time
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Speaker 1: to fight, and there is a time not to fight.
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Speaker 1: That there is a time to strike, and there is
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Speaker 1: not a time to strike. And that was the story,
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Speaker 1: as what was said. The way you're dealing with this
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Speaker 1: story with of Iran, we done so much, Jos, we
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Speaker 1: done so much military mighte on the ground in the waters,
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Speaker 1: hitting SMS satellites that we cannot see with the help
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Speaker 1: of some other great countries, that their technologies in advance,
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Speaker 1: that they have changed from GPS into BEDDO, and that
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Speaker 1: they're working with the Russians and some other intelligence maybe
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Speaker 1: help from China, all the countries that we do not now.
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Speaker 1: So she became the information that was given to us,
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Speaker 1: and what do we do that information? We dismissed it.
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Speaker 1: We say it was not relevant. And the questions that
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Speaker 1: we asked, was it Hebrews arrogance, ignorance, narcissism, patriotism, good judgment,
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Speaker 1: flawed judgment, russh h. It was the help of somebody,
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Speaker 1: as for the purpose of somebody, as against the great
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Speaker 1: country of America. Such are the things and the talk
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Speaker 1: and people talk a why they did not know what
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Speaker 1: should be tall. Iran. It's a danger to the great
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Speaker 1: state of Israel. It's a danger to the countries in
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Speaker 1: the Gulf. It's a danger to our interests. On our said,
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Speaker 1: and that was the thing that the truth, the truth
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Speaker 1: is that Iran is a danger, not a danger. That
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Speaker 1: the people, not themselves, are dangerous danger, that the system,
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Speaker 1: the politics and the military is a threat to our
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Speaker 1: interest So Iran is a danger to our interests, not
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Speaker 1: a danger to our people. You must try to separate
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Speaker 1: the too, just sometimes about the chers in China, it's
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Speaker 1: a danger not the Chinese are not danger You might
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Speaker 1: see the Chinese government or the Chinese military is a
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Speaker 1: danger to our interest. Danger to interest must be differentiated
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Speaker 1: from danger of the people. Humans in themselves are not dangerous.
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Speaker 1: They want to do business, they want exchanges, they want
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Speaker 1: technity and respect and freedom, and sometimes countries wanted or
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Speaker 1: refuse to give it, and they try to have it illicitly,
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Speaker 1: and they end up becoming terrorist organizations and they destroy
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Speaker 1: themselves and try to destroy us. For such becomes the
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Speaker 1: thing that you cannot fight American on win. You can
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Speaker 1: never defeat America. You can do what you're doing. By
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Speaker 1: the end of the day, you're gonna buy. It will
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Speaker 1: not go wild for you. You're gonna negotiate, You're gonna
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Speaker 1: come to terms. So becomes the reality just a matter
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Speaker 1: of time. But as it comes. As the world is changing,
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Speaker 1: as we are moving away from the uni polar system
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Speaker 1: to the multipolar system or the multilateral system, things are changing.
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Speaker 1: The core, the core world mentality is changing, seeing the
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Speaker 1: war with Black, mentality is changing, and the world today's
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Speaker 1: not about physical army, the size of it, and all
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Speaker 1: this asset got the world is changing. You got cyber
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Speaker 1: you got digitate, got economics, you got satellites, you got turns,
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Speaker 1: you got AI. You got quantum computing and phision technology.
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Speaker 1: You got new materials technology and strategic materials or minerals
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Speaker 1: that countries were not trade. You got economic beverage. You
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Speaker 1: got the Strait of Homos Homos. You got all the
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Speaker 1: straits and canals, so it's Panamericanos. You got chalk points
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Speaker 1: and the global trade chock points, and shipping chock points,
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Speaker 1: in finance chockpoint and resources the rare earth. Such becomes
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Speaker 1: the of the multipolar world. The countries are not great
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Speaker 1: because of the military might. Something the carriers we have,
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Speaker 1: we don't know where to put them is too big.
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Speaker 1: It was good for its time. Billions of dollars wasted
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Speaker 1: your war. To this change. You take some few drones
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Speaker 1: do with a lot of damage. You create something for
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Speaker 1: twelve billion dollars, and somebody take one million dollars and destroyed.
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Speaker 1: Such becomes the cruities of war, the strategy of war.
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Speaker 1: That things have changed. The military is not the might
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Speaker 1: of the new world. That military is not the might
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Speaker 1: of the new world and the multipolar world is different.
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Speaker 1: Strategic leverage for strategic autonomy. Somebody has something that somebody needs.
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Speaker 1: Such becomes the multipolar sister. You're good at something the
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Speaker 1: division of resources of labor or asset, finance, trade, transportation,
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Speaker 1: artificial intelligence, education, science and technology, research, solft, power, sports, music,
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Speaker 1: entertain me. The world is changing, so it should be
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Speaker 1: our politics and our politicians. I was listening to the Chinese.
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Speaker 1: They got something I don't know what they call it,
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Speaker 1: like their conference Chinese National Conference. I would say, where
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Speaker 1: all the party haits come together and they give reports
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Speaker 1: about where they are going in the five year plan
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Speaker 1: for the high quality Development. I listened to most of
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Speaker 1: these ministers. Most of those Chinese ministers are engineers, experts
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Speaker 1: CEO and that they know what they are talking about.
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Speaker 1: The expart in something. We need to change here too.
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Speaker 1: I think so our politicians or whoever leaders are, We're
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Speaker 1: generous or no. Secretary of States or Secretive Education or
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Speaker 1: secretary of health or Secretive of minds or secretary of
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Speaker 1: anything should be an expert in their field. Not to
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Speaker 1: become president. You should be good at exparting something something
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Speaker 1: with government and governance, not just a political or popularity contest.
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Speaker 1: You think about the Russians. We see those guys. Sometimes
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Speaker 1: they don't smile. I don't know if they make fun.
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Speaker 1: I'm a humor sometimes always very serious. When we listen
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Speaker 1: to those guys talk, they are expert in something. They
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Speaker 1: know something, they're talking about something. When these countries that
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Speaker 1: got all these experts, when they listen to us talk,
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Speaker 1: they wonder that we know what we are talking about
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Speaker 1: the country because they can play us, because they know
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Speaker 1: the game of expertise in their fair. Such becomes the
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Speaker 1: thing that where the greatest counter a planner art. We're
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Speaker 1: the most intelligent counter and planet. We got the highest
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Speaker 1: Nobel laureates. We invent the computer, invent the internet. We
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Speaker 1: invent most of the things that humanities using to day.
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Speaker 1: Remember the right brothers with the plains, we fly to
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Speaker 1: the dilly, to the drones, and the things that disjoin
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Speaker 1: us to they were invented by America. Nothing could or
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Speaker 1: nothing could happen to the modern war without America. Such
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Speaker 1: becomes the thing that the world sometimes forget how great
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Speaker 1: our country is, how positively we are contributed to the world,
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Speaker 1: and we still contribute to the world that they learn
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Speaker 1: our technology, some still our telogion, they use it against us.
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Speaker 1: Remember the nuclear weapon we are talking about those great
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Speaker 1: scientists that run away from Germany. Remember the secrets of
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Speaker 1: the bar that was a job in hero Shamer. Remember
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Speaker 1: that secrets it does great scientists are sometimes they lamented
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Speaker 1: the fear what their technologies have we used for? And
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Speaker 1: since becomes the thing to day. The war is just
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Speaker 1: about killing people? How can that be? You are great
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Speaker 1: by killing people capted, bombing, just burning system cities and
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Speaker 1: killing children, killing women. That's not the dignity of war.
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Speaker 1: That's against the law of war, international law of war
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Speaker 1: against Isn't that against international morality, international descency? That would
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Speaker 1: be un American? Just to go kill people. We don't
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Speaker 1: accept that under our name. For such is the pride
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Speaker 1: of the troop and the military, that they sacrifice their
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Speaker 1: lives for something greater, something nuble, for something bigger than self,
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Speaker 1: That the sacrifice are left their lives to keep us
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Speaker 1: safe and free for the great purpose that we have
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Speaker 1: to lead the war. That they die knowing that it's worse.
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Speaker 1: For the right reason, for the right call a patriot car,
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Speaker 1: a constitutional call a car to theory a patriar sacrifice
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Speaker 1: for country, that if our militaries or troops or service
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Speaker 1: men and women choose to die or give their lives
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Speaker 1: a better it should be worth it. The purpose and
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Speaker 1: goals and strategy and reasons for the war should be clear.
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Speaker 1: The source becomes the thing. No war ever got a
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Speaker 1: clear reasons. Many many factors lead to the war. When
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Speaker 1: the war is to be fought, the war will be fought.
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Speaker 1: Politicians decide, they give for reasons why we should go
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Speaker 1: to war, and they come and talk to us. Most
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Speaker 1: of the times they lie to us, but convincingly Mosdam
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Speaker 1: were persuasive. Do you remember Iraq the reasons for the war?
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Speaker 1: Do you remember calling power in the U n H
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Speaker 1: conno condo, lose our eyes? Forgive me for doan Koch
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Speaker 1: and improperly I'm not good at names. Remember Donald Ron's
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Speaker 1: failed Dick Cheney. They were behind the president of our
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Speaker 1: great president, George Bush. And today we have the same
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Speaker 1: forces against our great president. Not tr you like Donut
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Speaker 1: Trump or hit him. If you give him good advice,
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Speaker 1: he will do good things, he said. Trust worthy person.
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Speaker 1: He trusts people around him. Just trust trust that the
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Speaker 1: people around him. Great leaders must trust the people around him,
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Speaker 1: and the question be asked, or the question can be
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Speaker 1: asked the people you trust as a leader, Do they
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Speaker 1: trust you? Are they working for you? Are they working
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Speaker 1: for the country, or they have a different gender, they're
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Speaker 1: working for a foreign interests, or they get something to
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Speaker 1: make some money, to make some gain or something, or
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Speaker 1: some pride. Do they have any other reasons away from
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Speaker 1: the country. Such becomes the thing that when you vet
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Speaker 1: the people to be around you, they must have the
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Speaker 1: interests of the country first. Don't you think that the
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Speaker 1: oath we took, so help me God, that it was
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Speaker 1: for the country, the constitution, the American people, the rule
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Speaker 1: of law, to protect, preserve the homeland, and prosper America
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Speaker 1: with safety stabilitan security was not the purpose of the oath.
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Speaker 1: That we call upon the privilege and the rights given
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Speaker 1: to us to lead the greatest country and planner Earth.
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Speaker 1: So she becomes the thing America, the great America, the
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Speaker 1: beautiful that comes from the hill. Forgetting that America, always
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Speaker 1: remember the greatness of this country, the good will of
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Speaker 1: the American people, their courage, their bravery, how Americans are
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Speaker 1: sacrifice their lives, their lives are others to make this
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Speaker 1: wald a better place. Look at where the world is today.
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Speaker 1: It thanks to America America's leadership. We might not get
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Speaker 1: it right all the time, we'll be quick to say
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Speaker 1: we've got it wrong, almost follow prosidure and protocol to
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Speaker 1: make sure that it's right, to make sure that's wrong.
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Speaker 1: So she becomes the thing that this war we are
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Speaker 1: fighting now. We should stop bakering. We should stop the
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Speaker 1: blame game. We should stop the whining and complain and
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Speaker 1: the destruction and the proper gunder. But we should not wow.
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Speaker 1: That seems the Second World War. America has a formidable
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Speaker 1: enemy in the battle field as I'm talking to you
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Speaker 1: right now. And as Americans, we' she rally behind the flag.
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Speaker 1: She rarely behind the flag. We should rarely behind our president.
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Speaker 1: And the president needs to be clear with the American
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Speaker 1: people what we are doing. What are they called objectives?
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Speaker 1: If we choose to say that all of us need
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Speaker 1: to come together, not rarely to go to war, not
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Speaker 1: rarely to continue this war, but rarely to stop it,
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Speaker 1: to put to enter it. Because each day that goes by,
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Speaker 1: our troops die planes far from the skies, our sea
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Speaker 1: carriers are threatened. State of almost his clothes, ships are blazed,
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Speaker 1: our allies are burning, Israel's suffering, and things are not
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Speaker 1: going right. Should be tall. Things are not going right.
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Speaker 1: And as the greatest, greatest power plan on Earth, two
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Speaker 1: great powers. You know when to fight, you know when
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Speaker 1: to stop. I know when to fight another die, and
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Speaker 1: the time is ripe. We can see that the economy
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Speaker 1: is bleeding. Gas prices are starting to rise, commodities and
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Speaker 1: finance and stocks services, shipments of products that have been
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Speaker 1: paid on paid for, and oil and gas and fertilizers
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Speaker 1: are so many things. Things are not going right. The
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Speaker 1: future is blake, supposibly promising. We don't know where this
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Speaker 1: war is going, but it's not going right. We got
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Speaker 1: our gains objectives, some of it accomplished, but we must
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Speaker 1: not keep going because nothing new will be done well.
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Speaker 1: We have decimated work and decimating the ran. We have
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Speaker 1: crossed the region as we said, We have demoledged the
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Speaker 1: militaris with unt degraded their militaris. We said, we have
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Speaker 1: caused and al must damage. As we said, then it's
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Speaker 1: okay call it quick at appointed them. Wish you stop.
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Speaker 1: If we don't stop, we don't look for a way
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Speaker 1: to stop the war I'm not naive that a war
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Speaker 1: can't stop today. We need to make the call, stalk
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Speaker 1: to the right people, listen to to the sickness. I
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Speaker 1: come to compromise about some of the resolutions of some
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Speaker 1: of the give and takes, some reconcolatory sted manson certain things.
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Speaker 1: To die down and to send the sickness. That is
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Speaker 1: time to rap it up. The more it goes, the
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Speaker 1: more we are worried of the skies in Israel, the
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Speaker 1: warrant of the skies in our allies in the garth,
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Speaker 1: we're worried about shipmen, worry about economics, order, about the war, order,
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Speaker 1: the state of the war. Politics aside. I don't like
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Speaker 1: to be a political and just fell our solf afaker.
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Speaker 1: We don't need to blame the presidental blame and the party.
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Speaker 1: We just need the blame. People behold accountable. That's how
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Speaker 1: it goes in America. But for the meantime, when you
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Speaker 1: try to stop the war, if we don't stop this war,
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Speaker 1: it's going to affect affect American politics again, It's going
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Speaker 1: to affect the midterms, It's going to affect a lot
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Speaker 1: of stuff. So we don't want our elections to be
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Speaker 1: decided by the war in the Iran. We don't want
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Speaker 1: American people to be suffering to buy their crossries or
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Speaker 1: play their bills because of the war in Iran. On
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Speaker 1: we want an inflation or stackflation with depression because of
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Speaker 1: the war and the Iran. We don't want the financial
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Speaker 1: collapse of the world economy because of the war in
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Speaker 1: the Iran. We don't want our enemies to be taken
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Speaker 1: advantage of the war to make more money to cash in.
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Speaker 1: I don'ur demise. We don't want terror to take advantage
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Speaker 1: of what is happening or some unstable forces. At the
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Speaker 1: point in time, the ramification of the war might be
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Speaker 1: more dangerous than we think if we don't know if
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Speaker 1: a way to dial it down and stop it. As
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Speaker 1: the greatest come to the war, we have the power
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Speaker 1: to put the bricks. If the American President want the
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Speaker 1: war to be over today, will be all today. If
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Speaker 1: the American press don't want a wa to go over tomorrow,
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Speaker 1: over tomorrow. As a commander in chief, you decide, Philosopher
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Speaker 1: prince A are intelligences. Philosopher prince is a resolved from
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Speaker 1: the Great City of Las Vegas. March thirteen, twenty twenty six,
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Speaker 1: thank you,