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Part 1, Pause the World for Peace 2023 · Good News To Go: Peace, Love & HOPE

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Welcome to Pause the World for Peace, our September twenty first annual celebration in
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Times Square, New York and throughout the world. We created a three part
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series, Pause the World for Peace, Pause the World for Love, and
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Pause the World for Hope, each two hours long. It is a great
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live solar event and today you will hear from Reverend fol Slackness Hall face and
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spiritual Our host and founder, Ringo Starr, United Nations Peace Messenger and musician,
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Seven Star Sisters, Seven Actions for Peace. Pastor gil Monrose, New
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York City Executive Director of Faith Based and Community Partnerships, Mayor Eric Adams,
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Mayor of New York City, Michael Douglas, un Peace Messenger, actor and
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humanitarian Charles Sullivan, World renowned producer and producer of Michael Jackson Victory Tour,
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Genie producer of Gummy Jackson Video from China, Heal the World w Jackson,
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Michael Jackson Perfortmance artist from the Great Wall in China. Marion Wiginson, Peace
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Advocate, US Presidential candidate twenty twenty four Home with Michelle Pascal, The Medicine
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Voice, along with Myron McKinley and the Earth, Wind and Fire musicians Juliana
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Clinker and a Beautiful Meditation in English and Spanish, doctor Jane Goodwall, You
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Win, Peace Messenger, Animal rights advocate Leonardo DiCaprio, You Win Peace Messenger,
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actor and humanitarian, Peter Yarrow, peace activist musician renowned for Peter Paul
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and Mary Jesse Cowan young peace activist musician from the Young Books. Enjoy every
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moment. We're here for the International Day at Peace. It's the United Nations
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declared day. It actually occurred back innineteen eighty four. We got reinvigorated in
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two thousand and two where unanimously one hundred and ninety three countries agreed for a
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day of peace. And what they requested one hundred ninety three countries at the
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United Nations. This is a real United Nations town. Anybody tried to get
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to the East side in the last couple of days. In any case,
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they requested a moment of silence for peace. And we're going to hear from
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Ringo Star a couple seconds and we pray it plays back. We've had some
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audio difficulties, we've had some technical ups and downs, but we're dedicated.
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This is our twenty first annual show. So I thank everybody here. We
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have had thousands of people. We have one hundred and fifty people just on
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this show alone who have donated their time, their energy, flown from all
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around the world actually to be here. So one give yourselves an applause for
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being here for the International Day of Peace. Okay, I think it's around
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noon. All right, we're gonna go to Ringo Star. Ringo Star is
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my lucky number number nine. Let's hope it plays. Okay, Peace and
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love, everybody, Peace and love. Yes, my name is Ringo and
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I'm here to make you aware on the twenty first of September, it's the
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International Day and Moments of Peace. So I'm here on behalf of the UN
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General Secretary to let you know that at noon on the twenty first that we
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can have a moment of silence for peace. I'm going to have my moment
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now. Oh I feel good. Peace and love everybody. Okay, Peace
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and love. Thank you, Ringo. Let's hear it for Ringo Star.
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Ringo Star is a peace messenger. All right, very nice, Thank you
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very much. Ringo. All right, now we're gonna go. There's a
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peace wave occurring right now from New Zealand all the way to Hawaii, and
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we're gonna go to watch that at this moment, and we're gonna roll in
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number ten. My wish for peace today, on the International Day of Peace
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and for every day, is for you to add your prayers for the total
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elimination of nuclear weapons. Hello, everybody, Welcome. We are the Seven
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Star Sisters, committed to a culture of peace. We each have an action
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of peace for you to follow. Mine is dive deep into compassion, listen
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to the other, and go from I to we to one. Practice the
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peace wave, a minute of silence, a moment of peace at twelve noon
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every day in every time zone, and greet strangers with a smile. It's
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the universal language of goodwill. Every breath we take is an act of peace.
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When we do world peace breathing, it's so simple. We inhale,
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thinking world and exhale thinking peace. Let's breathe inhale world, exhale pee.
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My action for peace is a global silent minute every day for global cooperation,
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peace and freedom. Join me right now for one second of peace, and
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every day at nine pm GMT, one minute for peace. A low world.
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Join us in actions for peace starting with let's think it, may peace
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prevail on Earth. Let's say it, may peace prevail on Earth. And
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let's also live it, may peace prevail on Earth. And now let's say
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it all together, May peace on Earth? Okay, more than ever the
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world needs our joy. Let us all together, all around the world,
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right where you are right now, jump the peace ready? One? Two?
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Three? Yeah? Okay. Those were a lot of people that have
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been involved with peace for the last twenty one years. Let's give them a
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hand because there's a real peace wave happening. Now. You did see some
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additional things. You did see that Marianne Williamson. Uh. Somehow it ended
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up there on the screen, which is good because Marianne's gonna speak to us
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shortly, and she's been with us in the peace movement. I was thinking
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with my friend Rick Olphick on We the World, that she's been involved with
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us since two thousand and four. So you're gonna have on this stage today
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people that care about peace for many years. And Julianna will give him meditation
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in English and Spanish shortly, and she's with the Home Group, Inc.
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And we're happy to have them here as well. I think let's now take
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a moment with my buddy here, Pastor Monrose. He's the faith based executive
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director for the City of New York. And we have a statement from Mayor
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Adams, so let's hear them with number roll number eleven. Let's do it
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so on behalf of the Mayor Eric Adams. Again, we are truly grateful
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to Paul and everyone who have put this time together. On September twenty first,
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again will be pausing, including the Mayor and elected officials and even the
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Doe who's going to pause for moments of silence for world peace. And so
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we know for sure that the song says what the world needs now is peace,
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real peace. And I think that the collective piece that you see hair
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represented is very important. Not only that we need peace in our streets,
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but we need peace in our world. So thank you again for stopping for
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a moment to remember that in all of the business of the world, we
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can stop and pause and not want to remember the victims of ninety eleven,
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but also to remember that the world need peace and we are the ones who
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can create peace. Thank you again. Mayor Eric Adams, New York City
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Mayor participated in the International Day of Peace. He tweeted out by saying,
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the International Day of Peace reminds us each year of our commitment to upholding human
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rights and peacekeeping around the world. Our city is a beacon of hope and
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freedom in our country. Let's stand united as New Yorkers and Americans in promoting
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peace, not just today but every day. Okay, that was our mayor
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of New York, Mayor Adam. This is an involved city. We have
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so many wonderful You know what makes New York City so wonderful, It's the
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people in New York, the very kind and compassionate. Look at Times Square,
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this place has changed drastically over the last years. Later, we'll show
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a video or from a movie. We did Woodstock right here, the twentieth
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anniversary right at this location with Richie Havens. So today's show is really special
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and we're going to see a lot of people. You know what, I
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like to go now to Michael Douglas and for him to say something. He
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is a peace messenger for the United Nations. So let's go to hear roll
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number thirteen with Michael Douglas. You're watching the Peace Stag global Internet broadcasts celebrating
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the United Nations International Day of Peace. The Peace Steak Global Internet let broadcast
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promotes the United Nations it's agencies, funds and programs around the world working for
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peace, the environment, human rights, and social and economic justice. He's
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been such a stalworth for the United Nations Peace Messenger program. He spoke at
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the United Nations this past week along with so many dignitaries. You know,
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it's all good. Charles. Could you come up here in Geenie please,
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Charles Sullivan, I want to mention that I'm wearing a tie. I've worn
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It's okay, I've cleaned it a couple of times. But you can see
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that this is a Save the Children tie and it's written it's drawn as Saved
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the Children ties are it says Peace on Earth by Reesa Age ten. Just
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a little bit of a history here. We've been doing this Peace Day since
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two thousand and two and we've had I've been creating it initially at the bandshow
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in the Central Park, and in twenty fourteen we decided to bring it down
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here thanks to the Times Square Alliance. And this literally is a park for
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New York City Parks and Recreation. It's father Duffy Square, Okay, and
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father Duffy is the gentleman that's over there who's done great work for military people.
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And behind us there's George m cohen who sang wonderful songs. You're in
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Broadway, so it's wonderful from here to our next performer, actually I think
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is very special. He's from China and my good friend Charles Sullivan. This
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gentleman who's going to perform in a video God willing and you'll see him is
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Michael Jackson. And he's a Chinese Michael Jackson who looks like Michael Jackson.
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He seems like Michael Jackson. He really is. I saw him. When
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you hold his hand, you feel this like with Michael Jackson. And let
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me mention one other thing. We're gonna have Michael Jackson's drummer who's part of
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the Earth Wind and Fire, who's part of the Ome group that's gonna come
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on next Okay, you're gonna have there such a show here today. I
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apologize we had some technical difficulties because we're doing this show with solar power.
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Okay, A y Young and his battery tour, his battery that's here for
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the solar use of solar power. You know what's so interesting. Now even
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the newscasters are saying on News one Channel one here in Spectrum, they're talking
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about by using solar power, how equivalent that is to how many trees would
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be needed to cut down solar and sustainability. This show is called the International
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Day of Peace, But many years ago we had an ecology because you're gonna
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hear from doctor Jane Goodall soon, who's another piece messenger, and doctor Jane
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Goodall is gonna talk about the environmental concerns and her closing statement is, how
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can we have peace if we don't treat Mother Earth? Well, okay,
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so you're gonna see here today a real representative representation. This is serious.
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This is gonna be a six hour live worldwide broadcast on Unify. We have
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Tammy here from unify uh and back there, and there's also going to be
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on YouTube on Good News Broadcast and many other channels, and it'll have a
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replay and it'll have life forever. Because where you go is if you're not
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gonna be here the rest of the day, you go to Facebook, dot
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Com, Forward, Slash, unify you, n I f Y and you
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can look at all the signage here and you see you have Unify in the
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middle there you have Battery Tour, we have home, we have our Peace
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Day party, and then we have this beautiful drawing that Unified created for us,
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and A y Young helped us with all these batteries at the batteries and
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the smart Flower that's called the smart Flower over there, which right now is
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grabbing power. Ay's battery truck is up in the back there, which has
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brought come here with power, so over power. And in front of it
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is a Hummer is a General Motors American made hummer and that has an ev
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electronic vehicle. So we have a lot of sources for power and that's a
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good thing. So now let's get back to Michael Jackson. And these two
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lovely people are such good friends, so I would like them first Genie.
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Genie could just say hello, and then Charles bleed hello, everyone, welcome,
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yee okay, Charles please. Charles brought Michael Jackson, you know heal
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the World song. He brought him all around the world. This is his
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producer Victory Tour. Thank you, thank you very much, Paul, and
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thank you Paul for organizing this grand and glorious event in Times Square, the
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center of the world. As Paul mentioned, I had the opportunity to be
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the producer of Michael Jackson's Victory Tour and we played for over two and a
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half million people, and it was a grand and glorious success. And the
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same enthusiasm which we had from our tour attenders for that great show I see
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Paul has engendered in his drive for peace. And I'm a big fan of
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peace. I was an infantry captain in the US Army and Vietnam, and
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I saw how things went when you don't have peace. And my Vietnam experience
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gave me the feeling that piece is a much better answer than war. And
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I hope that the people who are running our country and the people who are
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running other countries will sign on to this wonderful initiative and that we will have
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world peace forever. Thank you so much. Okay, hello, hello,
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Hello, Oh it's working too, all right, that's good. I just
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lost my mic. Okay, Genie would like to say something because it's very
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important as well. This mic has to stay. You want to put this
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mic over there. Okay, Let's move this mic over there. Okay.
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They didn't want me to be in the middle here. I messed up.
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All right, So I'm supposed to be here. Ginny Ye would like to
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say something about Michael Jackson, Chinese magnical Jackson. Hi, everyone, I
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have a yellow face, but you know what, two billion people around the
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world share my skin color. They all love one man, Michael Jackson.
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Michael Jackson's humility brings us together. Bring a man you will see it later
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on. His name is w Jackson. He is a number one iss Jackson.
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I cannot just say impersonator, but Jackson personification of Jackson's spirit. One.
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Jackson learned his moonwalk by working in McDonald's in China, walking between the
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freezer and the frying pan. He's learned the moon and you know what that
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inspired the millions of the musicians. We cannot change the world, but we
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can't change our life, full and better. When we all are doing our
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better job, the world becomes a kinder place. Thank you, just a
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thank you very much. Jennie. All right, this is we like to
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actually hold this up. We're gonna this is from the moon. So anybody
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paid American taxes, You paid for this picture, all right, and this
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is uh, no boundaries, no borders. Actually we're kind of John Lennon
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this type of people, and so imagine piece Yoko gave this to us.
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Somebody's saying I should move this mic Oh oh you like this. This is
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NASA, This is from the moon. Okay, so you should get this
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for your children. This show is very important for children. That's what we're
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here for. Actually, I don't know if it happened, but I'll mention
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it. So Chancellor Banks, the Commissioner of the schools, Superintendent Samuels,
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possibly right now, might have. They were gonna try to pause all the
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schools in New York City, the schools take a moment of silence for peace.
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We are very close to making that happen. I'm not sure. If
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it did, that would be good news. It is happening in Chicago,
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and it is happening in Philadelphia. Something happened with this microphone. Maybe they
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lowered it. It sounds better, just like this, It's better. Okay.
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This guy, he's gonna you're gonna hear him. He's a guitar.
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Gentleman in audio says say all over to him. He just went out with
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Jennifer Lopez. Jennifer Lopez. Is that her name? Jay Lowell? Sorry,
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Okay, these are a guitar player and many other people like a list
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this big. You've got serious musicians coming up, and you've got serious people
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coming up, and we're all serious. We're serious about peace and that's the
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good news. Let's get back to heal our world. Michael Jackson's video right
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now, Let's go for it. Think about the generations and to say we
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want to make it a better place for our children and our children's children,
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so that they they they know it's a better world for them, think they
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can make it a better place. There's a place in your heart, and
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I know that it is not less rither than jump by. And if they
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try, you'll find there's no need to cry. The place fel there's no
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burd sorrow. There are ways to get here if you care enough for the
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living, make a little space, make a kill, and get a better
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place? Are you of me? And time? Few Olympics thereabout? If
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you can not make a bed place arga for me? They can on to
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know why. There's a love that cannot lie. Love be strong. You
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know he cares for joyful gain. We try, you'll see in this bliss
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we cannot feel every start existing and starting and feels better ways not enough folks
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growing world a better world? They get a better place? Are you of
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me? And then targ and prints thereby be they? You can not call
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it an extent place for you or me? And the dream we want see
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and wire with little joy the face and the wild one will shine again in
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grace. Then why he's strangling? He started to spin its soul those plane
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seat, This one's heavy, mean he does side it's so high, and
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our spirits never done in my heart? Do you are all my brothers?
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You know? Work no fear together? The real cry habitats said the name
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She's turned their sorts of diploshes. We really did you care enough for the
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bill? Make a little space to make a better places? Do the maybe
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get a better place? Are you crying of me? And the parcument rates?
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Thereby can the better play? Fuck you a funny? You think it
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better than they? And sid and based you take that place for you by
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mooting, thinking than place of you, a place of you and hoping so
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does anybody know that song? Isn't that a great song? Heal the world,
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And that's what today is all about, healing the world and healing mother
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Earth. It's a combination. Okay, all right, So to continue on
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here because we have so much to do today for this show, and I
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thank you once again for all you to be here. I believe they need
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to check some monitors kinds of things, but you do that, can I
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keep talking with Paul? All right? Good, So let me tell you
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what's going to happen here today. First of all, I want to thank
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some of the people that have been behind this event, the home group,
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which is going to appear in a few minutes. Yes, let's hear it
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for that, Michelle, our whole family and everybody else. And so this
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is all good. This is going to be so exciting. So and where's
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that Michelle there? He is over there? Yeah? Uh Michelle? Who
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went to Carnegie Hall and saw them? Yeah, all right, great,
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well it was well worth seeing who went to the cutting room and saw them?
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And they're still working. I think playing more times at the cutting room
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in the future here, so that would be great. And I suggest,
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why is that you hearing? Seeing? Watching is believing And they're gonna be
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on for a while now and then we're gonna be honor Dad. Mary Ann
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Williamson joined the stage as well, Michelle. I'm gonna give an intro here.
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You're gonna lead a dance, meditation and musical performance seamlessly combining serenity of
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meditation. I think I could use a gnome myself. Okay, they're home
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with they have three m's in their own Maria Michelle. Okay, it's all
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good, it's all working out. Kaboom, all right. A meditation and
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enjoy of dance promising are unique and transformed experience. Michelle will be joined by
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US presidential candidate. Let's hear it from Marion Williamson. Marianne is such a
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such a trooper, I'm gonna say right now. I was honored by a
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good friend of hers, Dennis Cascinach, many many years ago, to actually
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get an award. I don't talk about those things, but he flew from
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Cleveland to San Francisco to give me a humanitarian award, which probably I didn't
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deserve in any case, they gave it to me. But Marion and Dennis
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and the peace cabinet position, and well, she'll talk, maybe take a
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second or two more about that. Who wants in our You know, we
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have this cabinet, we have agriculture, you have military, they got all
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these cabinet positions. Who wants a cabinet position for peace? Peace? Simply
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peace, and let the peace cabinet position talk to the other countries with a
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peace cabinet position. I mean di supposedly that's the United Nations are helpful kind
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of thing, but they're not really, you know, the government fully.
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Let's get a peace cabinet position in the United States, in other countries,
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let them have a saw I'm gonna call it. I hope I'm not improperly
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saying that a pow wow, because I think we're gonna have some uh Indigenous
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people representation here over there, which we love. That's uh, that's the
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guts of this country, right, indigenous people, and I guess we're all
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indigenous people, especially if you look at this thing, right, this is
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it. We're all in it together, no boundaries, no borders in any
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case. Back to our story, Mary Williamson and Myron Uh well yeah,
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look at it. You gotta you got this dude, this guy, he's
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the musical director for Earth Wind and Fire. Let's give you my head.
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I'm sure you all don't like the music, and I'm sure you've never danced
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to the music of earth Wind and Fire. All right, So it's just
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the way it is in any case. If there's one group that can inspire
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an event to be an event, to be a wedding, to be a
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birthday, to be something special, it's Earth Wind and Fire. And we're
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honored to have this gentleman and some additional talent on the stage, which I'm
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sure Michelle will introduce. It's just a phenomenal opportunity for all of us and
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now, and we'll also have Juliana who's there. I don't know. I
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think we need to wait right until we get our sound set for you to
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do the meditation, okay. And so in the English and span who speaks
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Spanish out there? Anybody poquito? Okay? All right, it's important.
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All the languages are important. But what's this? What is the strongest language
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in the world? Which one? You got it? Love? Love is
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the answer. Love is the strongest thing. Love is stronger than gravity.
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I think he was an article in the New York Times, which used to
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be right down the street over here. We had our TV studio right here
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where Reuters is for many years. And this is I think somebody calls this
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Times Square. Oh that Paul, he's a smart guy. Yeah, so
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Times Times New York Times Square because the one Time Square building which is behind
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us, right, that's where they dropped the ball. So if we dropped
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the ball from eleven to twelve and they dropped the ball right at twelve midnight,
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Okay, you should know. I think this might be one of the
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biggest shows in Times Square that the beautiful Parks Department for twenty one years has
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allowed us to do along with the Times Square Alliance City of New York.
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They're parks and the Times Square Alliance to allow this here in this city is
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you can't. I mean, this is a beautiful This is the busiest park
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in the United States. This might be the busiest this area might be four
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hundred thousand people a day come through this park. Okay, so it's quite
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serious. So Juliana actually she's an esteem medic. Are you guys ready,
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he's got to hear it? Okay, okay, you're a meditation teacher.
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Julian's right, come out just to let us sorry, they can see you,
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all right, see meditation known for her work. Yeah, come onment,
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we'll share a meditation in Spanish and English. Do you need to share
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that meditation in Spanish and English and then the group performs. Or could you
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even do that right now? No? Could you because they're they're still doing
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their audio. But could you do a meditation? But do they all need
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the whole group needs to come out? You got it? Okay, all
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right, we're gonna try to make this work. It's a piano. Okay,
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I think we need a few more minutes. Actually a few more minutes.
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Yeah, okay, a few more minutes. Hello, Rose, this
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is one of the most famous photographers in New York City right here, all
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right, let's hear it for Rose. All right, she doesn't miss event.
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She's like, uh like, uh uh. I compare people. I
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have Austin in the back, I got Purna and our whole crew. She's
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like Lou Garrick. Lou Garrick was known as the Iron Man. She's an
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iron woman. So whoever knew the New York Yankees. You had a guy
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named Babe Ruth, and then you Derek, and Lou Garrett was the iron
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He never missed the game, no matter how he felt, he never missed
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the game. So Roses like that. We have a lot of people connected
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to this show, right here right now that I want to thank. And
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we have some sponsors or people that care about what we're doing. Uh in
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the battery tour, gm BNPTE Parabise, are you here? Yale very large
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made the largest bank in Europe. Uh, They're they're helping us make this
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all happen. Play a Betty supply this with with food. We have this
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smart flower over here, and uh it's all good. Well, geez,
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we don't hear from Leonardo DiCaprio yet or Peter Yarrow, Peter, Peter,
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Paul Mary. He's gonna say, Jesse Colin young things come on, everybody,
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Let's get together, Jane goodall and then let's see where we're gonna go.
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Then we're gonna kind of get to uh A, why all right,
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we're doing well with the time so far. I thank you for that piano
36:07
background, so it's kind of nurse. I was gonna play the piano too,
36:10
but I'm not gonna. I got another page like to play. So
36:16
as soon as we get the sound check sound working, then I think we're
36:22
gonna put the OME group on. All right, So am I forgetting anything?
36:29
Any questions? Anybody have any questions about International Day A piece. How
36:40
many people gonna watch the show right here, right now? First of all,
36:45
I didn't count them at this moment, but I don't know the potential.
36:51
Well, let's put it this way. A few things. First of
36:52
all, they say one point six billion people know about the International Day A
36:57
piece. According to McKenzie, code, Unified some years ago was able to
37:01
get two billion views, and the un has documented that where's Unify? Is
37:08
it like? You're right here? Oh? There you are, Tammy?
37:10
Okay, So I don't know how many we're going to get right now,
37:15
but I know it is going out to a lot of people. And the
37:17
important thing is a lot of people are important, but every one person is
37:23
important as a lot of people. It's all about we are all in it
37:27
together. It's all about one home. I think all means one home.
37:32
Shanty shanti ome means one How are we doing air with the souven still tweaking
37:39
away here? See, it's not easy to do a show. I'll tell
37:45
you that. There's a lot of technolit When I started at CBS Television fifty
37:50
seventh Street down on eleventh Avenue, it's still there. When I started there,
37:54
they showed me one thing in television business. You see all these monitors
38:00
and you see you watch television at home, what it boils down to.
38:05
It's a lot of wires and circuits and electricity, and without that you can
38:10
produce the show. Okay, let me tell you what else. We're gonna
38:15
have some artists. We're gonna have Elvis Presley here, Elton John, Marvin
38:21
Gay, Madonna. Those are personality beautiful singers, entertainers, not the real
38:28
people, but you're gonna think they are by far. Hugga planet is here.
38:32
See all these Hugga planets that's been up in a spaceship that's going around
38:37
the moon. That I say, Marvin Gaye, Indigo Twins. Well,
38:45
then we're gonna have a section in the show with people that have been working
38:47
on the Peace Day event for over twenty years, with Rick Olphick, Andrew
38:53
Cain, n Ashley, Reverence wos Anabasta, Rica, James Cannings Anna Modules.
39:01
Do you see the beautiful artwork back there around the smart Flower. Those
39:06
are all done by children. You call those anti modules and they're from the
39:10
Barrett Foundation. They're really beautiful and they're all done by children, which is
39:17
a great thing. And we have Susanne. We have our peace lights going
39:22
on. I think right over there. We'll show some more of that later.
39:27
And then I didn't mention what so Tammy we'll get up and she'll talk
39:32
about a section called peace in Earth History, a Legacy, And we have
39:37
a group of people with Joe Despenser, Sister, Jenna ben Fower, David
39:44
Gershan, Eminence, Shiplapo g building a peace Sanctuary, Jonathan Granoff Global Security,
39:52
Paul McCartney, Sir Paul McCartney's gonna say something, Oprah Winfrey's gonna say
39:58
something, Deepak chop will say something, deep Dion Warwick will say something.
40:04
I mean, there's so many people connected to this show. And then later
40:07
on we're gonna have a moment of silence for Russia and Ukraine, and Katya
40:14
Greneva, who performs at Carnegie Hall as well as Michelle Bushev Oscar will play
40:21
the piano, classical music, Georgia Fumant's like Opera singer sings with Bocelli,
40:30
show, Pierre Doctor leevery Global Vision and Peace, Sophie Kiani, and then
40:37
we have the uncut. So I'm telling you the whole show kind of in
40:42
the process of waiting until we get the sound right here uncut, protect your
40:45
heart. The graphics it's called let lester up media. We'll have a group
40:55
Chris and Teb I don't know here yet. I don't know was that them?
41:04
And v f e A Stevie Wonder. We'll say something towards the closing.
41:13
Shakira will sing Imagine. We'll all come on the stage sing Imagine,
41:20
and then we will end the whole show singing a song from Michelle called One
41:29
a United Finale, and then Annie from the Broadway show will sing tomorrow.
41:35
So that's the whole show. I hope we have the sound under condition.
41:38
Why don't we have Mary Anne Williamson talk right now? Mary Ann, you
41:43
come up here? All right? Marion either side Mary and Williamson's gonna come
41:50
up. I should have not talked so much. I should have asked Marian
41:53
to come up about six days ago. All right. In any case,
41:58
that's what we're gonna do at this moment. Thank you, Hello, everybody,
42:09
How are you? How are you hi? It's wonderful to be here
42:22
with you, particularly in the middle of Climate Week, where so many people
42:25
are gathered from all over the world dedicated to the yearning that all of us
42:31
feel in our hearts to repair a very broken world. And I think that
42:38
this is a sobering moment, not only in terms of the condition of the
42:44
earth, but certainly in terms of war and peace. You know, when
42:49
I was growing up, and I know that there are many people gathered here
42:53
who understand what I'm saying, because you are near my age. When we
42:59
talked about a peace movement, we were speaking specifically anti Vietnam war. We
43:07
recognize that you can't have a peace movement that fails to recognize the wars that
43:14
are going on. And when this spiritually based peace movement began several decades ago
43:21
and I was here, it was this beautiful celebration of peace. But I'm
43:27
afraid that what's happening today is that the real war machine, both in this
43:34
country and on this planet, does not care how much we sing, does
43:42
not care how much we sing about peace, and does not care how much
43:45
we gather to talk about peace. And I'm running for President of the United
43:51
States because I've come to realize that we need to get real, and we
43:55
need to get down, and we need to challenge, and we need to
44:00
confront the fact that there are huge, gargantuan powers in this country and in
44:06
around the world. They are backed by tremendous force. They are backed by
44:10
the force of the defense industry called the military industrial complex in the United States,
44:15
the military industrial complex has its clutches and its power no matter who the
44:21
president is, whether it's a Democrat or a Republican, they don't care how
44:24
much we sing. They don't care how much young people of the world gather
44:30
to to protest, to protest our environmental conditions, whether it has to do
44:37
with insurance companies or pharmaceutical companies, whether it has to do with big agricultural
44:43
companies or big food companies, whether it has to do with chemical companies,
44:46
or whether it has to do with gun manufacturers, whether it has to do
44:51
with big oil companies, or it has to do with defense contractors. At
44:55
this point, they are a force which by which corporations run the world.
45:02
And as long as corporations make as much money as they now do on the
45:07
ways of war, then it will be very difficult for us to create peace
45:13
in the world. And I know that's very difficult for those of us who
45:16
just want to make it all very spiritual. But in every great religious system
45:22
of the world. You know, there was a crucifixion before there was a
45:24
resurrection. There was the slavery of the Israelites by Pharaoh in Egypt, before
45:30
there was the journey to the Promised Land. You can't skip the crucifixion and
45:36
go right to the resurrection. That's not transcendence, that's denial. And so
45:45
and so, I hope that all of us here who are willing on days
45:49
like today to sing for peace, to pray for peace, to meditate for
45:53
peace, and to stand for peace, know that the way the world is
45:58
right now, to be very with you, it's going to take a little
46:01
more than that. Hate is politicized in this country, and now love must
46:07
become politicized. Yes, yes, bigotry is politicized in this country, and
46:14
now love must become politicized. Racism and homophobia and anti Semitism, the worst
46:21
aspects of the American character, the worst aspects of the human character, have
46:25
now taken political form in this country in ways that we have not seen in
46:30
a very long time. This is not about a looming threat. This is
46:35
about a present reality. This is about black people getting shot at dollar stores.
46:39
This is about Jewish people getting shot at synagogues. This is about transgender
46:45
Americans being under threat, and these are wars. This is violence. But
46:51
we know, as Martin Luther King said, there is negative peace and there
46:54
is positive peace. Negative piece, he said, is where there's no outright
46:59
conflict, there's only underlying tension and anxiety. And there is so much underlying
47:04
tension and anxiety in this country and in this world today. He said,
47:08
peace is a positive peace can only be predicated on justice and brotherhood. We
47:14
must answer murder. We must answer a war machine. We must answer violence.
47:21
We have to do more than sing everybody. We have to do more
47:23
than meditate. We need to do more than talk about it. We've been
47:27
talking about it for all these years, and I acknowledge the fact that so
47:30
many of us have been talking about it. I acknowledge the fact that so
47:34
many of us have been meditating about it. I acknowledge the fact that so
47:37
many of us have been praying for it. And in my belief system,
47:40
right now, we need to tow the next step. It's gonna take some
47:44
courage, and it's gonna take some bravery, and it's gonna be taking to
47:47
enough of us knowing, Oh the gay this is real now. No more
47:52
men acting like little boys, no more women acting like little girls. No
47:55
more pretending that this isn't something as serious as well what our ancestors stood for.
48:01
And I don't want to hear one more of my colleagues on my friends
48:06
who tell me the whole thing is traumatizing. People say to me, oh,
48:08
Marian, if you actually look at what's happening with the war machine,
48:12
it's traumatizing. Do you think that the people who walked across the bridge at
48:15
Selma were not traumatized. They didn't know if they were gonna bring out the
48:20
dogs, They didn't know if they were gonna bring out the hoses, They
48:22
didn't know if they were gonna bring out the bullets. Ladies and gentlemen and
48:27
everyone else. This is my message that I believe we all have to share
48:30
with each other now. When this country was founded, fifty six men signed
48:37
the document, the Declaration of Independence, which created a tremendous possibility for human
48:45
self actualization. But forty one of those men were slave owners. And that
48:51
dichotomy is America's story. We have always been both, and we have always
48:57
been those whose hearts were blazed as our hearts or blaze here today with the
49:01
possibilities of what this country could mean, a free society in which everyone can
49:07
flourish, in which everyone has a shot at it. But we have also
49:10
been from the very beginning filled with forces who, for their own ideological and
49:16
or financial purposes, had no intention whatsoever of allowing those forces to be actualized.
49:25
And they have proven from the beginning with the forces of slavery and unto
49:30
every generation, whether it was the oppression of black people or the oppression of
49:35
women, whether it was the oppression of labor, or the oppression now of
49:38
other species on the earth itself, they have proven that you really want peace
49:45
on earth? Oh really you want peace on earth? If that undercuts their
49:51
corporate profit bottom line, they have no intention of seeing peace on earth.
49:55
And that is why we want war in Vietnam, and that is why we
50:00
were at war in Iraq, and that is why we stayed so much too
50:04
long, so much too long in Afghanistan. And so at this point we
50:09
have to do more than proclaim peace. We have to be willing to in
50:14
a very mature way, confront the forces of war, and those forces of
50:20
war, those forces of war, which as I said, represent tremendous financial
50:25
interests in this country, forces which I don't care if it's been a democratic
50:30
president or a Republican president. They line up. You ask my opinion,
50:35
Well, then we need a new president. We need to cut the US
50:39
defense budget by at least ten percent. I think we could cut it by
50:44
twenty percent. We need to remember what we all know to be true.
50:49
These people have been telling us for decades that we need to spend so much
50:52
money on defense because that's our national security. Excuse me, we have so
50:59
been played. Nobody here thinks the Iraq War made us more secure. Nobody
51:05
thinks those last twenty years in Afghanistan made us more secure. And nobody who
51:09
is thinking about it thinks that those seven hundred and fifty military installations that the
51:15
United States has in eighty countries around the world are making us more secure.
51:20
They has all of those things have squandered our moral authority, They have squandered
51:23
our military respect. And there are too many people in the world who,
51:29
when the United States talks about itself as a conduit of peace and democracy,
51:34
simply roll their eyes. So for those of us who are proclaiming peace,
51:38
I asked that you join with me and join with all the other millions of
51:43
people in this country who realize that it is time now for the people to
51:47
intervene. That system doesn't care that we sing, they don't care that we
51:53
meditate, and at this point they don't care that we march, and it
51:58
is time that we show them act. Actually we care, and we are
52:02
the people. This country was to be of, as Abraham Lincoln said,
52:07
a government of the people, by the people, and for the people,
52:12
not a government of the corporations, by the corporations and for the corporations,
52:17
which it has now become. And when it comes to warn peace, those
52:22
corporations are called Wraitheon, and our Secretary of Defense is a former board member
52:28
at Wratheon. We're not supposed to notice. They think we're so distracted,
52:32
we're not looking, because too many cases we are and its corporations like North
52:37
Grumman and its corporations like Boeing. In the Iraq War, millions died around
52:44
the world, and thousands of our own soldiers died, and we squandered trillions
52:51
of dollars. But this will not stop unless we stop it. It is
52:55
time for us non violently and lovingly and elegantly and beautifully in as peaceful and
53:06
loving, as wonderful a way as possible, make it very clear this shit
53:12
needs to stop. And so I ask you to join with me. And
53:19
of course they'll say we're a long shot. Of course they say that.
53:22
Of course they'll say, oh, this is friends, this is going too
53:24
far. But I hope that you will remember that we on this, on
53:30
this everybody on this stage today and everybody who has gathered. You heard Ringo
53:35
Starr, you heard Michael Douglas. This is the yearning of the people of
53:38
the world. The people of the world don't want endless war, and the
53:44
last thing the United States should be is a purveyor of an endless war machine.
53:49
And you and I have a tremendous responsibility, those of us who are
53:52
American citizens. We are the keepers of a dream, and that dream should
53:57
be human possibility that does not include endless war. And I'm not saying that
54:01
the military never has an appropriate use at all. In fact, I support
54:06
appropriate support of Ukraine. I'm not saying I'm not a pacifist. All I'm
54:10
saying is that when war serves no other purpose, that a bottom line corporate
54:15
profits for US multinational corporation. Something is very very wrong, and that which
54:21
is very very wrong is now baked into the cake. And so we need
54:25
to look at war and peace the way we look at health and sickness.
54:30
Health is not the absence of sickness. Sickness is the absence of health.
54:36
We have to proactively create health. We can't just try to treat sickness.
54:40
And we need to proactively create peace. You can't just not create peace and
54:46
then just wait for violence to come and then think if you put enough people
54:51
in prison, or you put enough bombs on enough countries that you have treated
54:54
it. Ladies and gentlemen and everyone else, we have to look at what
54:59
a vice society we are. We will not have peace until we commit to
55:02
becoming non violent. Our food policies are violent, a prison industrial complex is
55:12
violent, our criminal justice system is violent. Our environmental policies are violent.
55:19
And so on this day, let's commit to peace. Let's commit to getting
55:22
down, let's commit to being real. Yes, let's meditate. Yes,
55:28
let's pray. God knows I've spent my life saying it and believing it,
55:31
and I believe it now, but this is what I do. Suggest.
55:35
Let's pray in the morning and kick ass in the afternoon. It is time.
55:44
Our ancestors pushed back against slavery with abolition, and they pushed back against
55:50
the institutional suppression of women with the women Suffrageist movement and the Nineteenth Amendment.
55:55
They push back against the Gilded Age with the establishment of the labor movement.
56:00
They push back against segregation with the civil rights movement. It is our turn
56:06
now. They had to recognize what was wrong before they could proclaim what was
56:12
right. And the very virtue, the meaning, the prayers, the courage,
56:16
the love that infused those movements led them to success. As I said
56:22
before, it's our turn now. Electing a president of the United States who
56:27
sees it this way is not the only answer, but it's a big part
56:30
of the answer. And if you believe that a presidential campaign which is led
56:36
by someone who is laying it down the way we're laying it down today is
56:40
of meaning, I hope you will support me. I hope you will go
56:44
to twenty twenty four Maryanne twenty twenty four dot com. I hope you will
56:49
proclaim it. I hope you will recognize how busy they are trying to character
56:53
assassinate anybody who says anything different. This is real, everybody, This is
56:59
serious time. Now it is time for us to show up as our ancestors
57:04
showed up in honor of our ancestors and in dedication to our great great grandchildren.
57:09
Like I said, pray in the morning, kick ass in the afternoon.
57:13
Thank you, Thank you so much to Marian Williamson, giving up to
57:22
Marian. Now we wait a few minutes to switch the battery and to some
57:39
shack, and after we will sing for each of you. You want to
57:44
sing, you want to dance with this guy, you will sing two minutes
57:50
with Sunshank and we are with you. Thank everybody for staying with us.
57:55
Where we're doing something that has never been done. And what that is.
58:00
We're broadcasting a six hour broadcast with solar power. Okay, And so the
58:09
reality of the needs of electricity is that almost all electrical devices need power.
58:20
The screen takes a lot of power, the microphones take a lot of power,
58:24
and our phones take a lot of power. So we're becoming a battery
58:30
world, which has its good things and bad things. And behind you and
58:35
a y younger beyond after our good friends here at home. Are you ready
58:39
checking okay, So where the International Day of Peace. We're gonna have a
58:45
lot more wonderful groups to share with you, and they're gonna do a sound
58:50
check, and then we're gonna get going with ome. And these guys are
58:53
magnificent Michelle Pascal. Check chack chack chack check Ye perfect, Okay, it
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works from thank you, okay, some check la Om shanty Okay, Om
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shanty Man, super Max, Oh shanty SuperM Myron okay. And now everyone
59:55
is ready. Okay, so let's introduce. Let's introduce for the meditation Juliana
1:00:04
Clinkert. Juliana Clinkurt is a meditation teacher in Los Angeles dedicated for the prisoners
1:00:14
of Los Angeles and with the meditation of Julianna for ten years, there is
1:00:22
zero suicide for the prisoners of Los Angeles, zero suicide for the prisoners of
1:00:30
LA with the meditation of Juliana. Please welcome Juliana clinker And when we talk
1:00:42
about meditation, what is a better place to do this than in one of
1:00:49
the most busy places of the world. Times were and this both thank you.
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This moment that we are calling past the world for peace, we are
1:01:06
going to use it right now to bring a moment of peace to each of
1:01:13
us, because peace starts from ourself. At the moment that we call our
1:01:21
mind, we are more able to be kind to the people around us.
1:01:29
So what is a good way to meditate to feel? But during two minutes
1:01:38
we are going to feel like the sky accompany me. During this minute,
1:01:47
if you wish to close your eyes and feel your mind with all the clarity
1:02:02
of the blues child, breathing all these blues us in your mind an excel
1:02:24
sending the clarity of the bluestar in a free cell of your body. And
1:02:45
one second we can do the same, but I will guide it in a
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and let's open our eyes if we had them closed, and let's take a
1:03:39
second to look up to this sky, beyond the stream, beyond all the
1:03:52
images that we can see, we can feel the blue sky, and we
1:04:02
can take this afternoon to feel that our mind. It's a mirror of the
1:04:14
bluest sky. And with this sensation of clarity in our minds, we can
1:04:28
enjoy the menacing voice of Michelle Pascal that is coming now on a stage to
1:04:39
be with us, not only quiet our minds, but to be good our
1:04:46
energy, to done and to relax, both always together. So let's give
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man man, Yeah. We have an amazing guest today. It comes specially
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from Niagara Falls. Roundy Green, the master ceremony of the two Scara tribes.
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the by. You want to sing wizards hey hey jo whoa he yeah?
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hey well he yeah. Well say say with us, say whoa he whoa
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he who again? Thank you so much. We are in Times Square.
1:24:00
What a beautiful space to calm your mind. Because if you can feel peace
1:24:06
in Tom Square, as Frank Sinatra was saying, you can find anywhere.
1:24:15
So let's sing a song. I'm shanty, A'm shanty. It means peace
1:24:25
to calm the mind. Nothing is more important than to calm the mind.
1:24:31
And during this song, if you feel the peace in Tom Square, you
1:24:39
will never forget this moment. This is possible to be calm in the middle
1:24:46
of the world. Please, I'm shanty, orm shanty, orb shanty,
1:25:15
arm shinting, arm shinty, hom shinty. In the heart of Time Square,
1:25:28
I can't feel it, tell it pieces a the wardy s the feed,
1:25:40
home shinty, m shinting, hom shinty, arm, shinty, shinting
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borm, shinty, heady, clouds in my mouth. I'm candy Salvy,
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madiacky abo. Shots of shotstop ary, Oh shanty, oom shanty, oh
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shaty, om shanty, shanty, om shanty, oh shanty. Oh,
1:26:31
I'm shanty shanty. Love it what I'm shanty. I've a shanty, but
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love it whatever it shanty, om shanty, short, o shinty. It's
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the half off time square. I can't feeler tam pecesy ware inside of oom
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shanty, oom shanty, om shanty, oom shanty, om shinty shanty,
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old shanty, old shaunty shanty, boom shinty, BM shinty, shinty,
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all shinty, Oh shanty, Oh shanty, O shanty. Look at buck
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buck buck do let me come. I got to do I get as I
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get, I get to June attack, I got to do to bring it
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to down to Look at yourn too, look at the don to, look
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at the down to that chap, look at it down to da Chu.
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Look at your tom to that jo, look at your to to tono makes
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as that song shup u shu huh jo jo Jo John jump Jock purpo,
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look at it put it out I'm Chanty Summer, Rna reverrat landa Kela Mulady
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is the world champion of Big Box. Can we turn up Mike number one
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A little bit? That's okay? One one. We are one in this
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world. We are one with everyone, and for this song we have a
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special guest, a TikTok Star. She has million and million followers. Please
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welcome on stage Mendy Mahan with us and also round the green one three.
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We are one, one, we are is, we are all so deferan
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and on so we are the same. We are a de fer troules born
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in the same bookay color word. We squeeze say please, we squeeze please.
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It's time to make a force, to be present, to be move
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and the camera. We are city b We can't come on? Yes,
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talk time. Who's a cross by? Who's staring the cross by? By?
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Who's start at the cross? Tis wes w w why why why?
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Why? When we are made from God, we can hear the thought le
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us still life and come to mind just the boo looking us to lug.
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We are not a goal never belongs and in hand. This is the home
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of the soul with a lot pretty talk overcome of a child of a brother.
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We all want to go away some them meditati di medication. We're gonna
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tener rate high our brass. The user on the users of muser meditation or
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salvation will peak it to his dictation. Be afraid of your spiritual elevation,
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responding to money, your stimulation, the depth of the esis, the creature,
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the window and situle physicist, no physics beginner, tap to open.
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Why come on, you feel the pain of time. You gotta go down
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and be on the line. Okay, meditate divine medication. We can generate
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a high and vibration. Meditate divine meditation, we can generate the high about
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ration you germ hi about break should generate the bomb and it takes and can
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tell you about that. Yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. Change your way,
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chase the wa chaga to chase the world, to chase the word,
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change your to chase the world, change your world to chase the world,
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change your way to chase the word. Come on, I want to chase
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the water to check I want to chase the change your old. I'm gonna
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chase the long check out to chase the chan, change the change your change
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the change your U did to change the little huts your round just to shut
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you ound, change your ound, the world changed your own chang changed your
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round to change changing stand up, stand up, stand up, stand up,
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stand up, stand up, stand stand up the tail stead stand up,
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stand up, stand up? Shouting came, did you change the world?
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Cut you round? Did to change the world to chance change killer cut
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out as a tail. Hey, hey, hey jack rock Chancey's from pstul
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Bascal Bascal too round chuck to rold that makes the world. Chase pople chase
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to change the world. Shoo to chase the round, to change the Jason
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Row, Jason, change round to change the world? Stand up, no
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stow the word shut up? Shop come come jump jump, come come come
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Tan come come come come, shop jump come come chi change a change a
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word, change to chase a chase. We're gonna chase No change, I
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wanna chase. No, We're gonna We're gonna chase the word. We're gonna
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chase the love. We got to change the word change change. We want
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to change so what. Thank you so much to each of you. Thank
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you to Michelle and Maria and France and buss letcuse and we have a special
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intention today. This is the birthday of our friend Joel. We get fifty
1:41:20
years special for Joel. Happy Busday, Up, Busday, show Up busy
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to s h Peoday show, All Talk Square, Papa Peoplethday show show at
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the busy to shore, Happy bast Day, sure to Happy bus Day.
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So I'm talking to be talking? Did it shuts out? Check at checks
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around. He turns around, turns around at chaud say yes, thank you
1:42:59
to each of you and thank you for parts rescues this sheneous visionary of the
1:43:05
world on sands, giving up to London. Randy on guitar, music director
1:43:24
Perpesco on keyboards, my music director for seven years, My Van McKinley Horsman
1:43:31
on fire, Keyla Carpenter giving up, Kella Carpenter, Max Carpenter, Reverend
1:43:44
Landa, Kella, Marudy Mulady, Kella Muladi, my Mandy Mahin, my
1:43:55
favorite drummer in the world. Mister Stacy Laman sin Now giving up somehow Na
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so beautiful, Princess Princess Aina Ivanova on the base, Jan Martin and thank
1:44:11
you so much to Nick. But she and only team to have organized the
1:44:15
seventh and special thanks to all the stuff for the solar panel. Everyone.
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Thank you, God, bless you, Peace be with you. O.
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Thank you all. Right, let's hear let's hear from Michelle and everybody else
1:44:34
on the stage as well as yourselves for being so involved with the International day
1:44:41
piece in ecology. Thank you all. Now, these guys just getting us
1:44:45
started. Okay, we're the next group. So what we're going to do
1:44:51
now is to just so we're gonna have to do a sound check for the
1:44:58
A. Y Young and his to his group. And let me just say,
1:45:02
with the type of energy you just heard here, you're going to hear
1:45:05
the same type of peace and love energy again because Ay is that same kind
1:45:13
of talent and his group is that same kind of talent. And if you
1:45:17
look all around here, one of the special outreach that Ay does, and
1:45:24
if you go back there to the street on forty sixth Street, you'll see
1:45:29
something called the Battery Tour truck. Ay has done eight hundred concerts with battery
1:45:38
powered. Let's hear it for that. That's very serious. Eight hundred concerts,
1:45:43
Okay, and this gentleman can really perform. In addition to being extremely
1:45:49
concerned about Mother Earth to the degree he is the only American that the United
1:45:55
Nations has agreed to be a Young Youth Ambassador. So for the stig uh
1:46:06
sustainable development goals and if you see here, I think Ay will probably do
1:46:12
that. Hey, y, get on stage so we can uh do with
1:46:15
this sound check? Okay, check tick check check check check check check check
1:46:19
check. So uh, it's very exciting. We're running a little behind,
1:46:25
an hour behind, because we took some initial time to organize everything. Uh,
1:46:31
but we we've got it all together now, so it's very exciting.
1:46:39
Let me tell you what who else and what else is going to happen?
1:46:50
Okay, let me let me say who still will be coming to the show?
1:46:57
I wonder can we while they're doing a sound check? I don't know
1:47:00
if that's possible, check and just make sure things are needed? Can we
1:47:08
play a video or while you're doing that, we'll put a video with sound
1:47:15
Is that possible? Can we do that? You guys? Per Oh?
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I'll tell you, hey, Rob, if we can play a video while
1:47:36
they're doing this sound check? I don't know, what do you think I
1:47:47
play a video? Okay, so listen, Rob, if you can play
1:47:54
a video, I would like you to play number fifteen, Doctor Jane Goodall
1:48:03
all right, we're going to see if we can play a video. Wow,
1:48:06
this is all happening? Do we still have a lot of show?
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I think nature this tree stands as a as a symbol of what nature and
1:48:26
us can do together to heal the world. But we've got to work much
1:48:30
harder. We must respect each other, no matter what country, religion,
1:48:34
or culture. But we must respect the natural world. And unless we can
1:48:41
interact better with the natural world in more harmony, world peace will be impossible.
1:48:45
Because if you lose water, if the climate changes, if the whole
1:48:50
world is polluted, how can there be peace between men? We respect the
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climate, how can we have peace? Okay, all right, we're still
1:49:01
Let's go to Leonardo DiCaprio. Everybody likes Leonardo. Everybody likes Jane. So
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number sixteen, let's go with Leonardo DiCaprio. The word piece has many possible
1:49:15
meanings, and the Messenger of Peace program has been vital to addressing some of
1:49:19
the most pressing challenges of our time, head on poverty, disease, human
1:49:27
suffering, issues which defy the very concept of peace. Okay, thank you,
1:49:31
Leonardo. Okay, all right, let's go to Peter Yarro Peter Yarrow
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Number seventeen, Peter Paul and Mary. Peter Paul and Mary, let's go
1:49:43
to Peter Yarro, my verry, can we beat the guitar? Thank you?
1:49:54
Thanks we oh someday? Okay, thank you, Peter Yarrow. Let's
1:50:15
give good prayers to Peter Yargo. Okay, Peter Paul and Mary true true
1:50:20
blowing in the wind, puff the magic dragon? What else could you ask
1:50:26
for? All right, here's a classic, a classic by the Young Bloods
1:50:30
by Jesse Colin Young Get together, roll number eighteen. My friends, there
1:50:36
is no peace without love. Love is the way is for a song.
1:50:54
We see see what he would doe? We can make the mountain string on
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at the age just cry for the bird is song meen. We may not
1:51:21
know why. Come on, people, have smile on your broth abode and
1:51:32
get to do the child up one another ride Now if you hear a song
1:51:48
we sing, you have an stand. That's called the cheet to love am
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feel all man I tramer hand right, just one key hunt them boom,
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it's that she will come in. Come on, people, not rough,
1:52:24
taking a smile, Holy rother, everybody can get you again. Try to
1:52:29
love one another. Right now, come on, people having smile brother,
1:52:40
everybody get you again. Try to love one of nothing right now, I
1:52:48
said, come on, people have smile, joy everybody get together, try
1:52:57
to love wanted nothing right now, right right now? All right, Jesse
1:53:14
Collen Young, I better hand for all these people so far. Come on,
1:53:17
Leonardo, doctor Jane Goodall, Peter Yarrow, Leonardo, all right,
1:53:24
magnificent special trailer for woodstuff for free freedom. Put a little love in you.
1:53:39
You see it's scaring lady. Please don't have a take Put a little
1:53:45
luck for you. Freedo freedom, freedom sometimes like all come. It was
1:54:16
a lot more than drug, sex and rock and roll. It was about
1:54:18
a nation coming together for three days around music in a peaceful way. And
1:54:24
we're giving that message to the next generation so that don't understand the importance of
1:54:28
working together for change, involvement or r own mind. And my feeling is
1:54:32
that what is happening in this twentieth anniversary is in fact clarity of the issue,
1:54:39
clarity of the past, clarity of what's really stood for. And it's
1:54:43
all going to the younger generation. Whether the media knows it or matter,
1:54:45
whether we know or not, that's what's looking at it. We are far
1:54:49
far, far far ahead of our times in terms of getting over the home,
1:54:54
in terms of having the actual material. Who's going to change? At
1:54:57
which? All the young people today. Addition to the nineteen eight nine twentieth
1:55:01
anniversary celebration, our movie has included some of those media icons of everyday sitizens
1:55:08
that represent peace, love and vote. You've been no long long and all
1:55:13
living the little daughter. It's been a long in Betrea. We've come to
1:55:25
none. Oh man, oh man by man, Oh bad man, Oh
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bad man, Oh boy, oh moody money bay, oh many man,
1:57:21
oh many many, money, your money, ben mane, oh my man,
1:57:56
oh my my, oh my name pace. All I can say today,
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all I can think, all I can see be food, Oh my name